Charter Club Shorts

Browse Charter Club shorts in linen, twill, denim and cotton, from pull-on ease to mid rise and bermuda lengths. Compare fits, fabrics and prices to find the pair that suits your routine.
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Four shorts worth a closer look now

Women's linen bermuda shorts folded flat on a pale linen backdrop

Women's 100% Linen Bermuda Shorts, Macy's Exclusive — Cool Breezy Warm-Weather Length

Linen keeps this bermuda pair open and airy when the day warms up, and the Macy's Exclusive cut keeps the look specific to this assortment. Knee-skimming length and an easy leg pair with a polo or a light blouse for a casual office or a weekend lunch.

Women's mid rise twill casual shorts in deep blue laid on a light surface

Women's Mid Rise Twill Casual Shorts Intrepid Blue Size 4 — Easy Everyday Twill in Bold Blue

Intrepid Blue is a clear, easy color to work into a summer wardrobe, and the mid rise keeps the waistband steady through a full day. At $24.99 this twill pair is a sensible step into casual shorts that read neat with a tucked tee or a light linen shirt.

Petite white linen pull-on shorts folded on a pale stone surface

Charter Club Petite Linen Pull On Shorts Bright White PL — Petite Fit with Easy Pull-On Comfort

Sized for a petite frame, this pull-on linen short trims the leg so the hem lands where it should instead of running long. Bright White keeps things fresh in warm weather, and the simple elastic waist means no fuss when you are dressing quickly.

Black denim shorts folded flat against a light grey backdrop

Charter Club Denim Shorts Deep Black 10 — Classic Dark Denim for Everyday Casual Wear

Deep Black gives denim a sharper, more polished look than classic blue, so this pair can move from errands to an evening out. Size 10 sits in a straightforward range, and at $37.12 the weight of the fabric supports regular wear through the season.

Charter Club Mid Rise Bermuda Shorts True Navy S — Classic Navy Length for Warm Days

True Navy is one of those colors that works with almost everything already in a closet, and this mid rise bermuda keeps coverage without feeling heavy. Size S offers a standard fit, and at $37.13 the pair reads as a considered purchase for warm days that repeat often.
Navy mid rise bermuda shorts arranged on a pale studio surface
Shopper favorites

Three more options shoppers keep coming back to

These three take a different angle: color depth, relaxed fit and breathable cotton. Each suits a slightly different day, so weigh tone, movement and fabric feel against how you plan to wear them.
Bermuda twill shorts in a warm dusty terracotta tone laid on a wooden surface

Charter Club Bermuda Twill Shorts Sedona Dust 18 — Warm Earthy Tone with Reliable Twill

Sedona Dust is a warm, earthy tone that pairs well with white or denim, giving a bermuda silhouette a softer look. The twill has enough body to hold its shape while staying easy, and at $24.48 this size 18 option is a low-risk way to try the color.
Relaxed fit shorts in a soft sand color resting on a light bench

Charter Club Women's Relaxed Shorts Sugar Sand Size 4 — Relaxed Fit in a Soft Neutral Tone

A relaxed cut through the hip and thigh makes this pair a comfortable choice for long afternoons, and Sugar Sand stays light without showing every crease. Size 4 at $18.99 sits at the friendliest end of the range, which suits shoppers who want value with room to move.
Cotton pull-on shorts folded neatly on a bright white studio surface

Charter Club Cotton Pull-On Shorts — Breathable Cotton with Simple Daily On-and-Off Ease

Cotton brings breathability that matters when the day stretches outdoors, and the pull-on waist makes this pair quick to wear and easy to adjust. It suits casual outings where comfort leads and looks still need to feel put together. A simple short for repeated everyday use.
Where shorts earn their place

Everyday situations these shorts suit

Casual days out and weekend errands

For errands, walks and casual lunches, an easy fit and washable fabric matter more than a tailored line. A relaxed or pull-on short in a light color keeps the day simple, and it pairs with things already in your closet without extra thought.

Warm-weather work and business casual

Warm-weather offices and business-casual settings call for a longer length and a neater fabric. A bermuda in twill or dark denim reads polished with a blouse or polo, so you can stay cool without dressing down for the day.

Travel and light, repeatable packing

Travel rewards pieces that pack flat, dry quickly and mix with a few tops. Darker colors hide wear, pull-on waists simplify security lines, and a woven short keeps you comfortable through long stretches of walking or waiting.
How to choose well

Compare fit, fabric and length before you buy

Women's shorts in two different leg lengths laid side by side on a light table
Length and coverage for your routine

Length changes where a short lands and how much it covers. A bermuda stops near the knee and suits work settings, while a shorter leg feels cooler and more casual. Match the length to the places you actually go.

Folded stacks of linen, twill and denim fabric swatches arranged on a bright studio surface
Fabric choice for warm days

Fabric decides how a pair behaves in heat and after washing. Linen breathes and creases, twill holds shape, denim has weight, and cotton sits in between. Pick the texture you will be happy wearing for hours.

Close view of two shorts waistbands, one pull-on elastic and one structured with a fly
Rise and waistband comfort

Rise affects comfort more than looks. A mid rise sits at the natural waist and stays steady when you sit; a pull-on waist removes pressure points entirely. If you spend long hours in a chair, start there.

A pair of women's shorts laid flat with a measuring tape across the waistband
Sizing across fits and brands

Sizing varies across fits, and a relaxed cut often runs roomier than a tailored one. Check measurements against a pair you already own before ordering, and allow for woven fabrics that give little after purchase.

Women's shorts in navy, black, blue and sand arranged in a row on a light background
Color and versatility in your closet

Color decides how often you will reach for a pair. Navy, black and deep blue mix with almost anything, while sand and white feel lighter but show marks sooner. Buy one neutral first, then add a brighter tone.

Three folded pairs of women's shorts stacked at different heights on a plain table
Price and value across options

Price tiers reflect fabric weight and finishing rather than just style. A lower-priced twill works for occasional wear, while a pricier pair usually offers denser cloth and better stitching. Pay more where you will notice it.

Find your fit direction

Three ways to narrow the shorts you want

Fabric choice for how you will wear them

Linen and cotton read as the warm-weather choices because they let air move; twill and denim give more structure and a neater line. Decide whether you want drape or hold, then look at the fabric list first.

Pull-on ease versus a structured waist

Pull-on styles trade a fixed waistband for ease, which suits travel and long days. Structured waists with a fly give a more tailored look and stay put when you bend. Choose based on how much adjustment you want.

Length from short cut to bermuda

Shorter legs feel cooler and read casual; bermuda lengths cover more and work for business-casual settings. Try the length you actually reach for on hot days, then keep a longer pair for days that ask for more coverage.

What wearing and buying feels like day to day

Shoppers describe the same handful of moments: a pair arriving true to size, fabric staying soft after washing, and an outfit that stopped needing thought. The details repeat, and that consistency is what makes the category worth a second look.
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Marlene K.

I bought a pair for a week of walking and sightseeing, and the fabric stayed comfortable through long afternoons. Nothing rubbed at the waist, and I did not need to rethink my outfit once. I came home feeling I had chosen well without overspending.
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Dana R.

Shopping online for shorts usually leaves me guessing about fit, but the size information was clear enough that my first pair worked. I have since gone back for another color, which is not something I do often. It felt like a steady, sensible purchase.
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Priya S.

What I noticed first was how soft the fabric felt against my skin after washing. It has kept that hand feel through several wears, and the color has not faded. For the price, I expected less, so this was a genuinely pleasant surprise for the season.
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Ellen M.

I wear shorts for errands and casual Fridays, and these held their shape through both. The waistband stayed flat when I sat at my desk, and the leg did not ride up while walking. Comfortable enough that I stopped thinking about them by mid-morning.
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Jordan T.

I compared several department store options before ordering, and the deciding factor was how straightforward the details were. The pair arrived looking like the photos, fit as described, and has worn well since. It was an easy decision to come back for more.
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Nina P.

Warm days used to mean giving up on looking put together. Now I throw on a pair with a simple top and feel presentable for a quick lunch or a school run. They wash easily and come out ready, which takes the fuss out of getting dressed on busy mornings.

Questions shoppers ask before choosing

Linen feels the airiest in heat but creases easily, twill holds its shape through a busy day, and cotton sits comfortably in between. Start with how much structure you want, then pick the fabric that matches your day rather than the one that simply looks best.
Pull-on styles forgive a little variation because the waistband gives, so a size that sits close is usually fine. If you prefer more room through the seat, the next size up is the safer choice, especially in woven fabrics like linen or twill that give less over time.
Bermuda lengths give the most coverage and stay work-appropriate, while shorter cuts feel cooler and more casual. If coverage matters most, look for a knee-length pair; if comfort in heat leads, a shorter leg will feel easier on warm afternoons.
Mid rise sits around the natural waist and suits most builds because it stays put without digging. Check that the waistband lies flat when you sit, and consider a pull-on style if you want less pressure through the middle during long wear.
Most pairs here are woven and easy to wash, so they hold up to regular travel and repeat wear. Pick a darker color for days that involve sitting on public transport or outdoor seating, and choose linen or cotton when breathability on the move matters most.
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