The term Bermuda does not even say it comes from the famous archipelago of the triangle and takes its cue from what is still considered an important garment to the point that it is even worn with a jacket and tie.
Obviously we are talking about different cultures and climates but this does not justify the aversion that some show towards this piece of clothing that is undoubtedly comfortable and cool on sunny summer days.
In Europe it began to be worn in the tropics by the military at the beginning of the Second World War, afterwards until the 1950s they were also adopted as a uniform for certain sports (tennis, football, etc.) but never in everyday life as they were considered suitable and associated only with the boys who used them for the school uniform, in fact, going to long pants meant for those times to become an adult.
Today many of these taboos have been broken but it is good to wear them if the circumstances allow.
First of all, the need to defend oneself as you can from the hot summer weather is a good starting point, with friends, at sea, in your free time, but never at work, at an important ceremony or event, the recommended length is at the knee , never too short or long.
The fabrics to be preferred are light (cotton, linen) and why not with a few extra pockets if we need and we like, there are different models and colors, depending on the personal tastes the choice is yours:
http://www.naticonlacamicia.org/bermuda-jeans-stretch-4629.html
http://www.naticonlacamicia.org/bermuda-con-tasconi-4628.html
http://www.naticonlacamicia.org/bermuda-fresco-cotone-4617.html
