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Women's Biker Shorts

Zebra Confusion

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About Zebra Confusion

Zebra Confusion is an original Walt Smith design created in Fiji. Explore the artwork across clothing, home, travel, and everyday pieces.

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About the Women's Biker Shorts

Slide into movement with these bold, black-and-white biker shorts that blend performance with street-ready style. The soft, brushed suede finish feels gentle against skin while the high-performance polyester-spandex fabric pulls sweat away and keeps you cool during rides, runs, or long days out.

  • Moisture-wicking 95% polyester / 5% spandex fabric for breathability
  • 1.5" mid-rise elastic waistband for a casual, secure fit
  • Brushed faux suede finish for a soft hand-feel and smooth print surface
  • Printed size-and-care label to avoid irritation and maintain a clean look
  • Skinny fit with white seam stitching for a sleek, sculpted silhouette
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The mid-rise 1.5" waistband sits comfortably at the waist and the skinny fit sculpts your silhouette without restricting motion. The graphic, monochrome pattern reads like modern zebra stripes—loud but versatile—so these shorts easily pair with oversized hoodies, cropped tanks, or layers for a city-to-studio look. Thoughtful details like a printed size-and-care label and clean white seam stitching keep the design sleek and uninterrupted. Wear them when you want activewear that stands out and supports every move.

Care instructions
  • Do not dryclean
  • Do not iron
  • Line dry
  • Do not bleach
  • Hand wash

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