Fair Harbor Women's Collection – Honest Review

One Short & Kismet Tee by the coast — breezy, comfy and perfect for freelancer beach‑days.

This combo made me feel like I wasn’t even trying — and yet, I looked put-together. The tee is soft like clouds and the shorts stayed dry even after a surprise wave. Freelance beach life? Approved.

Compass Short in warm sand — neutral, stylish, and works for both brunch and barefoot walks.

The Compass Short is probably my most versatile piece. I paired it with a bikini top one day and a linen button-down the next. Super easy to mix, match, and rewear without looking like a repeater.

The Corliss Short has built-in features like a soft liner and hidden zip pocket. It’s cute *and* functional.

I wore the Corliss Short while biking to a cowork café — no riding up, no awkward pulling. Plus, I snuck my AirPods into the side zip. Functional wins are underrated.

Navy floral? Yes please. This Corliss Short brings summer vibes with a twist of artsy freedom.

This one’s for when I want to feel feminine but still comfy AF. The floral print has that ‘painted-on-the-coast’ energy. I got compliments at the farmers’ market, and honestly, that’s my personal win.

💭 Final Thoughts

Fair Harbor seriously surprised me. I thought I’d be writing a “meh” review about some crunchy eco brand, but instead? I’m now eyeing my next pair of shorts and thinking about gifting one to my bestie.

They’re comfy, cute, and sustainable in a way that doesn’t feel performative. Whether you’re freelancing from the coast, heading to weekend brunch, or just lounging with iced coffee in hand—these pieces *show up* without trying too hard.