Morrison Brixton Short - Biscuit

Crafted in lightweight wool-blend suiting, these shorts offer a relaxed take on refined tailoring. Designed with a mid-rise adjustable drawcord waist, belt loops and front tuck detailing for a considered silhouette. Finished with slant side pockets, back welt pockets and a relaxed below-knee length for effortless sophistication.

• Lightweight wool blend suiting

• Mid rise

• Adjustable drawcord waist

• Belt loops

• Slant pockets at side

• Tuck from front waist

• Welt pockets at back

• Below knee length

• Relaxed fit

Composition: 66% Polyester 15% Wool 14% Rayon 5% Spandex

Emma’s Styling Notes

The Brixton Short is a really good take on tailored shorts. Made from a lightweight wool-blend suiting, they have that polished, tailored feel but the relaxed fit and drawcord waist keep them comfortable and easy to wear.

Who It’s For

Perfect if you like the idea of tailoring but want something a little more relaxed. The longer below-knee length gives them a more sophisticated feel than a traditional short, making them easy to dress up or wear more casually.

Fit & Feel

The Brixton sits at a mid-rise with an adjustable drawcord waist and belt loops, so you can wear them comfortably your way. Front tucks add shape through the waist, while the relaxed leg falls below the knee. Finished with slant side pockets and welt pockets at the back.

Made from a lightweight blend of 66% polyester, 15% wool, 14% rayon and 5% spandex, they have a lovely balance of structure, softness and stretch.

How to Wear It

I love these with a simple tee or fitted knit tucked in, then add a blazer or tailored shirt when you want to take them up a level. They would also work beautifully with a crisp shirt and loafers or a simple sandal for a more relaxed look.

Why You’ll Love It

They give you the look of refined tailoring without feeling too formal. The longer length and relaxed shape make them really wearable, while the adjustable waist adds that extra element of comfort we all love. A great alternative to a traditional short when you want something a little more considered.