They feel like normal weight chino shorts to me – not super thin like some summerweight or “tech” shorts.

The 7? inseam length and tapered leg opening fits me well, although these seem to run large compared to the chino pants.

Size 28 is almost loose on my waist, but that same size was too tight with the pants (maybe I just got an odd pair?).

Either way, these fit well, and I like the color. Check them out right here.

Ash & Erie Tech Shorts

These Tech Shorts are Ash & Erie’s take on a lightweight workout short.

They’re minimal. I’d probably wear compression boxer briefs underneath these to actually work out.

Otherwise, they’re comfy lounge shorts for warmer seasons. You could also use these for hiking or even as sleepwear.

Ash & Erie Winter Parka

This parka is Ash & Erie’s first attempt at a heavy jacket, and it’s pretty solid, especially for the price.

It’s a hip-length coat with dual function handwarmer pockets, plush synthetic insulation and a removable hood.

The sleeve length is just right for me, but be aware that this is not a slim fit jacket. It’s slightly boxy on me, sort of like the Peter Manning parka.

Then again, there aren’t many parkas made for short men, so I appreciate how this one fits.

Ash & Erie Bomber Jacket

Speaking of outerwear for short guys, let’s look at Ash & Erie’s Bomber, a lightweight jacket in an easy-to-wear, washed dark blue shade.

It fits me really well. I could see wearing this jacket during late spring and on cool summer evenings.

My one gripe has to do with the lack of a ribbed hem at the bottom of the jacket. Like most bombers, this one has ribbing at the collar and cuffs, but the bottom is just a plain hem.

To me, it seems like something is missing, as if the bottom was chopped off.