St. John's Bay Bermuda Shorts for Men
Our Bermuda shorts blend timeless style with everyday comfort. Built from durable cotton twill, these shorts hit just above the knee for a classic silhouette that works for backyard cookouts, weekend errands, or casual Fridays. The fit sits naturally at the waist without pinching, while flat-front styling keeps the look clean and modern.


We build St. John's Bay Bermuda shorts from 100% cotton twill because it strikes the right balance between structure and comfort. The twill weave creates a diagonal texture that resists wrinkles better than plain weave cotton, so your shorts look sharper longer. This fabric also breathes well in warm weather while maintaining enough weight to avoid that tissue-thin feel.


Sizing & Fit Guide
Our Bermuda shorts follow true-to-size waist measurements. The natural-rise waist sits at your hip bones, and the 11-inch inseam lands just above the knee on most men. If you’re between sizes, we recommend sizing up for a more relaxed fit through the seat and thigh.
How They Should Fit
The leg opening measures approximately 9 inches across, creating a straight silhouette that doesn’t cling or balloon. When you sit down, the waistband should stay in place without digging in. The hem should graze the top of your kneecap or sit one to two inches above it. For reference, men who prefer a slimmer profile through the leg often appreciate the comfort stretch shorts we also carry, which offer a slightly tapered cut.

Styling & Versatility
St. John’s Bay Bermuda shorts work as a wardrobe anchor because they pair with nearly everything in your casual rotation. Wear them with a tucked-in polo shirt and leather sandals for weekend gatherings, or throw on a linen button-down for a laid-back dinner look. Canvas sneakers and a simple tee keep things comfortable for running errands.
The flat-front design means these shorts look intentional without feeling overdressed. They don’t have cargo pockets or athletic details, so they read as true casual wear rather than activewear. Navy and khaki shades handle spills and stains better than lighter colors, while stone and charcoal offer a softer alternative to stark white or bright hues.
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St. John's Bay Bermuda Shorts – Your Questions Answered
The inseam measures 11 inches, which is the standard Bermuda length. On most men, this puts the hem just above the knee or one to two inches above the kneecap. If you’re over six feet tall, the shorts may sit slightly higher on your leg, while shorter men may find the hem closer to mid-knee.
Our Bermuda shorts are 100% cotton twill with no synthetic fibers. This gives them a natural breathability and a heavier hand than cotton-poly blends. The twill weave adds durability and wrinkle resistance without needing stretch fabric.
Bermuda shorts have a cleaner flat-front design with no cargo pockets on the thighs. The fit through the seat and leg is similar to our cargo shorts, but the overall silhouette is more streamlined. Both styles use the same natural-rise waist and cotton twill fabric.
Yes, machine wash them in cold water and tumble dry on low heat. We pre-wash the fabric to minimize shrinkage, but you may see about one percent reduction in length after the first few washes. Avoid high heat, which can cause more shrinkage and weaken the fibers over time.
No belt is included, but the shorts have six reinforced belt loops if you want to add your own. The waistband features a hook-and-bar closure along with a zip fly, so a belt is optional for most wearers.
We offer navy, khaki, stone, and charcoal. Navy and khaki are the most popular for versatility, while stone and charcoal provide softer neutral options. All colors are garment-dyed for consistent tone and fade resistance.
If you prioritize traditional fabric feel and a classic look, go with our regular cotton twill Bermuda shorts. If you need extra mobility for activities like cycling or playing with kids, the comfort stretch shorts add spandex for a bit more give. Both styles share the same quality construction and attention to detail.



