Spitfire
100% Cotton
Spitfire Shorts Denim Classic 87
$48-$80
Visit storeDripsy review · 8.0/10
Spitfire Shorts Denim Classic 87 Review: 16 Months and Still Selling
Dripsy Editorial · 1 editorial review
Men's denim shorts are a crowded shelf, and most disappear after one summer. This Spitfire Shorts Denim Classic 87 review covers a piece that hasn't — stocked continuously across 10 independent boutiques, including skate shops like Select, for 16 months straight. That reorder rate signals genuine sell-through. The 'Classic 87' cut reads skate-rooted but not costume-y. Entry price sits at $45.50 on markdown.
Good: 16 months continuously in stock · Carried by 10 independent retailers · Marked down to $45.50 entry
Trade-offs: Denim runs heavier than twill alternatives · Price varies up to $80 by shop
Built for the skate-adjacent buyer who wants proven denim shorts — pass if you run hot in summer.
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Spitfire
@spitfirewheels
Sold by Uprise
plus 6 stores
Ships from CHICAGO, Illinois · Est. $58 shipped
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Best price across 7 storesDripsy review
8.0/10
Men's denim shorts are a crowded shelf, and most disappear after one summer. This Spitfire Shorts Denim Classic 87 review covers a piece that hasn't — stocked continuously across 10 independent boutiques, including skate shops like Select, for 16 months straight. That reorder rate signals genuine sell-through. The 'Classic 87' cut reads skate-rooted but not costume-y. Entry price sits at $45.50 on markdown.
Good: 16 months continuously in stock · Carried by 10 independent retailers · Marked down to $45.50 entry
Trade-offs: Denim runs heavier than twill alternatives · Price varies up to $80 by shop
About this piece
The Spitfire Classic 87' Denim Cargo Short in Light Stone Wash is a staple piece for any wardrobe. - 12.5oz 100% cotton denim - Light stone wash finish - Embroidered logos
About Spitfire
Spitfire was founded in San Francisco in 1987 by Jim Thiebaud as part of the Deluxe Distribution family alongside Real, Anti-Hero, and Venture. The brand's Bighead logo (1992) and Formula Four urethane wheels (2013) cemented its status as skateboarding's dominant wheel manufacturer.
