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Lone Star Crossing Denim Shorts

Lone Star Crossing Denim Shorts

Regular price $45.99
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Fit & Sizing
FIT CONFIDENCE

Find your best fit.

Designed to make choosing your size easier. Review the fit notes below together with our Size Chart before ordering.

✓ • True to size — order your usual size
✓ • Mid-rise waist with a relaxed thigh
✓ • Inseam hits mid-thigh — see Size Chart for exact measurements
✓ • Pair with a snap shirt or tank for the full look
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Between sizes? Check the Size Chart above for body measurements and measuring guidance.
Details
• High-waisted denim cutoff shorts
• 5-pocket Western styling
• Raw-edge hem with subtle fraying
• Belt loops and zip fly with button closure
• Allover original print — scattered stars, trail paths, lone rider silhouette, distant mountains, cactus on indigo denim
Fabric & Care
• Premium stretch denim — 98% cotton, 2% elastane
• Weight: 8–9 oz — structured with comfortable stretch
• Machine wash cold, tumble dry low
The Story Behind This Print
WESTERN PRINT STORY

Lone Star Crossing

The Lone Star is one of the most intricate quilt patterns in American folk art — hundreds of diamond pieces radiating from a single center. Across Texas and the Southwest, women stitched Lone Stars as markers of arrival: a sign that the journey was over and home had been found. Our print reimagines this tradition as scattered stars over a night trail — guiding stars, a lone rider, distant mountains, and desert cactus on deep indigo denim.
“"One star, stitched from a hundred pieces. Wear the point on the horizon that told her she had arrived."”
INSPIRATION Source: Patricia Cox Crews, Nebraska Quilts and Quiltmakers (1991); International Quilt Museum Lone Star collections.
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  • 5 stars: 12 (67%)
  • 4 stars: 5 (28%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (6%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Ruby H.

Obsessed

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Jessica J.

So cute

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Jessica E.

Absolutely love the Western floral print (pale pink, sage, and tan) and how breezy they are—but the frayed hem started unraveling after two wears.

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Jenna L.

Wore these to ACL Fest—paired perfectly with my cowboy boots and sunhat. The red-and-cream cactus motif popped against the light denim.

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Amber F.

Wore them to a Sunday brunch in Charleston with espadrilles and a gauzy top. The light-wash denim + subtle turquoise threadwork made me feel effortlessly cool.

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Ruby P.

Fire

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Hazel P.

The rust-and-navy paisley detail along the pockets is stunning. Wore them to a backyard BBQ in Denver—held up great all day.

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Ella O.

Obsessed with the vintage-inspired border print (blue, mustard, black), though the waistband rolled a little when I danced at the rodeo in Fort Worth.

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Emily F.

Great cut and authentic Western vibe—the coral and indigo sunburst pattern goes with everything. Just wish the belt loops were sturdier for my favorite leather belt.

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Amber W.

So cute with the turquoise and rust floral print—I wore them to a Nashville honky-tonk and got three compliments.

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Sarah R.

Perfect for summer brunch in Austin—lightweight denim, bold Southwestern florals, and just the right inseam length.

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Samantha C.

My fav

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Isabella C.

Adorable Western print, but I sized up from my usual 26 to 28 because they ran snug in the hips.

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Bella E.

Yes

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Abby W.

Love

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Jessica V.

Cute print (love the teal and burnt orange geometric trim), but shipping took 12 days and the size 28 fit like a 26—tight across the thighs even after washing.

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Samantha Z.

Wore these to a country concert in Dallas—got asked where I got them twice. The contrast stitching + tiny embroidered stars on the back pockets are such a nice touch.

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Summer R.

So comfortable and stylish—I wore them to a rooftop bar in San Diego with a white tank and layered necklaces. The denim is soft but holds its shape.