Sartoris Art Rave Hands High-Waisted Women's Shorts in Black - XS by iEDM

What is Sartoris Art Rave Hands High-Waisted Women's Shorts in Black - XS by iEDM?

These are high-waisted women's shorts from iEDM featuring an all-over sublimation print by the artist Sartoris, depicting raised hands against a black background. Built from 100% premium polyester and hand-finished, they're designed for festivalgoers, ravers, and anyone who wants statement bottoms that hold up to long nights on the dance floor.

Key features

• All-over sublimation print — The Sartoris "Rave Hands" graphic wraps the full 360 degrees of the shorts, with no blank panels or seams that break the artwork.
• Premium polyester build — 100% polyester fabric chosen for color saturation and a smooth, lightweight feel against the skin.
• High-waisted cut — A flattering rise that pairs cleanly with crop tops, bralettes, and tucked-in tees.
• Fade resistant — Sublimation bonds the dye into the fibers, so the graphic stays vivid through repeated wear and washing.
• Wrinkle resistant — Holds its shape between events without ironing or steaming.
• Hand-finished construction — Each pair is finished by hand rather than pulled off a mass production line.
• XS sizing — This listing is the extra-small size for a closer, more contoured fit.

Who is Sartoris Art Rave Hands High-Waisted Women's Shorts in Black - XS by iEDM for?

These shorts are aimed at ravers, festival attendees, and EDM fans who treat their outfit as part of the experience. They suit anyone comfortable wearing bold graphic apparel and looking for something more expressive than plain black bottoms, whether that's at a multi-day festival, a club night, or a themed event.

How does Sartoris Art Rave Hands High-Waisted Women's Shorts in Black - XS by iEDM compare?

Compared to plain athletic shorts or denim cutoffs, these trade a basic look for a printed artist collaboration with full graphic coverage. Against screen-printed festival apparel, the sublimation process avoids cracking or peeling over time. They're a more art-driven pick than mainstream activewear, leaning into rave culture rather than blending in.