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Men's Jogger's

$33.95

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Cotton imitation is a new type of fiber material similar in appearance and texture to cotton, but with better performance, lower production costs and more environmentally friendly, with high strength, durability, good breathability and moisture absorption, and recyclable.

Daily life, staying at home, going out, sports, outdoor activities, traveling, etc.

It can be washed by hand or machine. Please do not bleach it.

The measurement data of this size is obtained by laying clothes flat. Due to different measurement methods, it is normal that the error is within 2-3cm.

The picture shows the effect for reference only, and the final effect is subject to the real thing! It is difficult to avoid or there will be slight chromatic aberration, position and size errors due to objective factors such as production batches, machinery and equipment. If the above problems are encountered, they are normal phenomena and will not be included in the after-sales treatment category.

Size Waist Hips Bottom Length
S 70 100 73.5
M 74 104 75
L 78 108 76.5
XL 82 112 78
XXL 86 116 79.5


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