TikTok can’t stop raving about Abercrombie jean shorts — these 6 pairs are worth a purchase

People are going crazy for Abercrombie’s Dad Shorts this summer, and the reason is obvious. The relaxed silhouette is comfy and cute, with a form-fitting look that doesn’t suction to your body. This version is 2 inches longer than the standard Dad Short. Wear them long to eliminate any chance of chafing, or roll them up a couple of times for the perfect cuff.

The other hottest summer denim from Abercrombie is, naturally, the Mom Short. They're a little more fitted than the Dad Short and, with a 2.5-inch inseam, much shorter. (There's also a 4-inch version of the Mom Short if you want more length.) Either way, they will entirely cover your butt. Outer side slits and slight flaring at the legs make them incredibly comfortable and easy to move around in.

If you have wider hips or like a little extra room in the thigh area, the High Rise 90s Cutoffs are your best bet. The fit is super loose and roomy all over without even a hint of frumpiness — a perfect throwback to all the best parts of the '90s. Frayed hems make the shorts more casual than some of Abercrombie’s other options.

The High Rise Loose Short doesn't get as much attention as some other Abercrombie styles, but they're worth checking out. This under-the-radar option has two cute pleats in front for a fun retro vibe. The thighs flare out a little bit for a slight balloon look, though the fit is loose through the entire legs. With a 6-inch inseam, the Loose Short is on the longer side — no need to worry about chafing!

The standard Dad Short has the same beloved relaxed fit as the 7-inch version but with an inseam that ranges from 4.75 to 5 inches, depending on the color. It’s ideal if you want something longer than regular jean shorts that don’t look too far from the norm. We especially love this cool stretchy vegan leather version, though the Dad Short also comes in all the usual shades of denim.

For those of us who don't love a super high waist, the Mid Rise Baggy Short is the way to go. And just so we're all clear, they'll still hit just below your belly button — in other words, you're in no danger of a plumber's crack situation. The fit is on the baggy (in a cute way) side if your legs are relatively slim, though if you have thicker thighs and still want that loose look, consider going up a size.