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Cactus Supershorts WK

SKU# CACDREADWKSHORTM

The guts of the Cactus WK short is a 12oz super tough European polycotton canvas - the combination of durability and breathable comfort is what makes these pants possible. After a few wash and wear cycles they soften to something like thick soft denim - and they'll stay that way for longer than any other pair of shorts you'll ever own; truly shorts that wear in, not out.

Availability: In stock

$139.00
  • Antelope
  • Small
  • Medium
  • Large
  • XL

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Features

  • Unisex sizing
  • Proofed 12oz canvas manufactured in Europe is great to wear and will last for ages
  • Made in New Zealand with first world environmental and labour values
  • Casual styling which won't let you down in most social situations
  • Bar-tacked at all stress points
  • YKK zip Phone pocket for easy access to your digital companion

Specifications

Average Weight 560g
Made From C-Canvas

Questions on Cactus Supershorts WK

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  • From Genji on 6/04/11

    • Hello
      Can we know approximatively at what size corresponds an L please ?
      Thanks,
    • Hi Genji, A large would be approximately 36 inches. Thanks

  • From T. on 6/09/11

    • Hi,what size in inches is medium?
      cheers
    • Hi, The Medium size in the Supershorts is 35 inches or 89cm. Thanks

  • From Ian on 2/05/13

    • what size is small, and what is the inside leg measurement in inches, thanks
    • Hi Ian, Thank you for your enquiry. Small is equivalent to a 31inch waist. The in seam of the small measures 12inches. Thanks

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