Quick answer

Choose the Eco Rib Heart Capris for full-length leg coverage and a sleek silhouette; pick the Eco Rib Pearl Shortie for a breezier, cropped look that shows off your legs.

Why length matters for your wardrobe

Both pieces share the same travel-friendly Eco Rib fabric (94% Rayon, 6% Lycra) and are made in NYC, so your choice comes down to hem length and how you plan to style them. The capris hit mid-calf, making them ideal for lounging, running errands, or pairing with oversized tops. The shortie stops at the upper thigh, perfect for warmer days or layering under tunics.

Care and durability are identical

Since both are crafted from the same rib knit blend, care is simple: hand wash cold, no bleach, and lay flat to dry. The fabric holds its shape well, so you can expect consistent fit over time from either style.

Trade-offs at a glance

  • Leg coverage: Capris cover from waist to mid-calf; shortie ends at upper thigh.
  • Seasonal versatility: Capris work year-round with layers; shortie shines in warmer months or indoor lounging.
  • Styling flexibility: Capris pair with cropped or tucked tops; shortie looks best with longer, flowy tops. If you prefer showing more leg, the shortie is your pick; for a more modest, streamlined line, go with the capris.

Product facts at a glance

  • Eco Rib Heart Capris: 94% Rayon, 6% Lycra; hand wash cold, no bleach, lay flat; made in NYC The capris offer full-leg coverage with the same soft, stretchy rib fabric that travels well and resists wrinkles.

    Eco Rib Heart Capris

    Eco Rib Heart Capris

  • Eco Rib Pearl Shortie: 94% Rayon, 6% Lycra; hand wash cold, no bleach, lay flat; made in NYC The shortie gives you a cropped, leg-baring option that pairs easily with longer tops and keeps you cool.

    Eco Rib Pearl Shortie

    Eco Rib Pearl Shortie

Which one is right for you?

Best for

  • Anyone who wants full-leg coverage for lounging, travel, or cooler days
  • Those who prefer a sleek, mid-calf silhouette that works with cropped tops

Not for

  • If you want a cropped, leg-baring look for hot weather or layering under tunics, the capris may feel too long