Women's Travel Backpacking Shorts Arpenaz 500

Very good quality

I got two of these in two colours. It's very average. For the quality, I think this is more like $20, even $18. I would say it is a worth it buy at $15 and $15 for regular pricing. Some positives: It didn't shrink after the first wash. It looks quite nice and neat and presentable. Every item comes with a gazillion labels that need to be snipped off. It is not indicated if these mini manuals can be recycled. Between the two that I purchased, I found they were not equally well made, with one sitting more comfortably , the other pinching one side of the butt more. Sizing wise, I am on the top end of the M, so I would have appreciated a slit at the cuffs, so that when sitting the thighs can have some space to spread out more. Moving up would not be possible as the next size is 2" larger, which is a rather large jump. I found the labels for sizes inconsistent and therefore confusing. Some items were indicated as 40, some were labelled M. If you were to have purchased from the shop, then go online, it's even worse. Online, there's no, M or L indication, but UK and EU sizing that you are supposed to select. So purchasing between online and in-store instead of being efficient and quick, is laborious. One can of course, head to the SIZE GUIDE. Unfortunately, there's no consistency there either! Look under WOMEN'S BOTTOM: Shorts, trousers, tracksuits... EU40 =UK10=M. Now look at your ordering options: UK14-EU42, UK12-EU40, UK10-EU38 etc So, if you purchased M at the shop, you follow the SIZE GUIDE that tells you M is EU40 or UK10, then you head back to order... UK 10 or UK12? If you can get your labeling and sizing consistent, then it will help your shoppers. I would recommend this product, but with caveat,. For what you get, it is priced on the high side.

Really good item at a really good price