Vibrancy Men's Jogger Shorts,Apparel- BLACKLUX

Vibrancy Men's Jogger Shorts

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About The Art

Vibrancy

Setting your vibrance apart from others.

Product Details

Our Men's Jogger Shorts, made with an easy pull-on style with oversized, roomy feel are great for everday wear. With dual pockets and elastic waistband, they're a throw on and go favorite.

Lightweight, water-resistant fabric
Front side-slit and back pockets
Elastic waistband, interior drawstring
Unlined
Printed, cut, and handmade

Size & Fit

Loose fit, hits at knee
Sits at hip
Inseam, size Medium: 8.5"
Measurements vary, +/- 0.5" per size
Model is 6'2 wearing size Medium

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