$218 is premium for shorts, but justified if you value the crochet craft and lining quality over basics.
A pair of lightweight crochet shorts with a scalloped hem and viscose lining—perfect for layering or wearing solo when you want texture and airiness without bulk.
No crowd data yet, but the construction speaks for itself: stretch crochet fabric paired with a full viscose lining means you get breathability without transparency.
Scalloped edges, zero see-through.
Crochet shorts sit at an interesting price point—they're a craft item, and LE BOP is pricing them as such.
At $218, you're paying for construction detail and lining quality, not mass production.
A mid-rise cut that'll sit just above the hip. The 2.25-inch inseam is genuinely short—these are meant to breathe and show leg, not compete with bike shorts or boyshorts.
The crochet itself is open-knit and airy; the viscose lining underneath guarantees modesty and comfort against skin. Stretch means they'll move with you without sagging or bunching.
Not a utilitarian short—the scalloped edge signals intentionality. It's a small flourish that changes the whole silhouette, making these work as a design statement.




