Prada Mainline ‘Bandana Flame’ Shorts - F/W2018

Before Miuccia Prada took over the fashion house in the late 1970s, Prada had not been much different from other luxury brands with their products, solely offering a range of luxury leather goods. Miuccia decided to experiment with different materials in order to give Prada a fresh look (Leather had been the most used material by fashion houses at the time). In 1979, Miuccia introduced the first range of bags constructed from a heavy duty nylon material, which had been labelled as an ‘anti-luxury’ material. These ‘anti-luxury’ luxury bags instantly became a hit. Prada later expanded into clothing in the 90s, continuing the use of Nylon in their designs, and have never looked back.

This pair of shorts from the F/W2018 season are constructed from Prada’s signature nylon fabric and was part of a unique series of prints that featured on the runway, labeled as 'bandana flame’. They feature the signature prada logo on the small right side pocket, 2 standard hand pockets and another compartment on the back. They also have interior netting as they can be used for water activity. 

Great condition with very minor signs of wear.

Measurements:

Waist: 30-34”