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Men’s Drawstring Shorts

$23.96

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Elevate the Men's casual lineup with these versatile Drawstring Shorts, designed for comfort and effortless style. Crafted from a lightweight polyester blend woven fabric, these shorts offer a Loose Fit and a Mid Rise waist, ensuring ease of movement for any activity. The functional Drawstring Waist provides an adjustable fit, complemented by practical Slash Pockets for essentials. Featuring a clean Solid Color and a Straight Hem, they embody a modern Athleisure and Normcore aesthetic, making them perfect for Everyday Casual wear or Gym & Fitness sessions. An ideal blank canvas for DTF customization, these shorts are a must-have for any collection seeking a blend of performance and understated cool.

Features

- Effects: Drawstring

- Fit: Loose

- Season: Summer

- Style: Basics / Sporty

Care Instructions

- Machine wash at 30°C (gentle cycle)

- Do not bleach

- Tumble dry low

- Iron at low temperature, avoid ironing on print

- Do not dry clean

Fabric

- Material: 77% nylon, 23% spandex

- Fabric Weight: 165 gsm (4.9 oz)

- Thickness: Thin

- Breathability: Moderate

S M L XL 2XL
inch cm inch cm inch cm inch cm inch cm
Length 16.73 42.5 17.13 43.5 17.52 44.5 17.91 45.5 18.31 46.5
Waist 12.99 33 14.17 36 15.35 39 16.54 42 17.72 45
Hip 21.26 54 22.44 57 23.62 60 25.20 64 26.77 68


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