The Under Scarab Skies Fixed Waist Mid Length Walk Short delves into an ancient soft blue and lilac realm of ankhs, scarabs, Egyptian phoenixes, and mystical gods. This luxury mens swim shirt features a fixed waistband that is secured with a drawstring waist tie. The addition of side pockets and back zip pockets ensures effortless wearability while the recycled fabrication supports sustainability. Explore more from the House Of The Sun collection.
SKU 00030754-UNDSCARA
Our model is 5'10 (178cm) tall and wears a size S (AU 10).
Bust: 40in (101.6cm)
Waist: 26.5in (67cm)
Hips: 38in (96.5cm)
<p>Designed as a relaxed fit take your normal size </p>
MAIN: 100% SILK
Silk twill is renowned for its diagonally-patterned weave and fluid texture. Its high thread count ensures rich density and durability, while its beautiful sheen provides a luscious touch to the skin.
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Size Guide
Size
AU
US
FR
IT
UK
WAIST
XS
XS
28
36
-
28
71-7628-30
S
S
30
38
-
30
76-8130-32
M
M
32
40
-
32
81-8632-34
L
L
32
42
-
34
86-9134-36
XL
XL
34
44
-
36
91-9636-38
XXL
XXL
36
46
-
38
96-10338-40
Waist Circumference
Measure around the narrowest point of your natural waistline.
For more information on CAMILLA sizing, including international conversion see our Men's size guide.
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UNDER SCARAB SKIES
The air cools as I descend beneath the Valley of the Queens, into the tomb of Nefertari. 'She for whom the sun shines' is very much alive. On walls and columns, flanked by ankhs, scarabs and Egyptian phoenixes. In chambers and corridors, bringing gifts to jackal and falcon-headed gods.
The air cools as I descend beneath the Valley of the Queens, into the tomb of Nefertari. 'She for whom the sun shines' is very much alive. On walls and columns, flanked by ankhs, scarabs and Egyptian phoenixes. In chambers and corridors, bringing gifts to jackal and falcon-headed gods.