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The High-Waisted Zippered Back Pocket Active Shorts are a functional and stylish choice for your active wear collection. With a high-waisted design, these shorts offer a flattering fit that stays in place during workouts. The zippered back pocket adds a practical element for storing essentials like keys or cards while on the go. Made from moisture-wicking and stretchy fabric, these shorts provide comfort and flexibility for all types of physical activities. Whether you're hitting the gym or going for a run, these shorts are a reliable option. Stay comfortable and fashionable during your workouts with the High-Waisted Zippered Back Pocket Active Shorts.
- Features: Basic style
- Stretch: Moderate stretch
- Material composition: 90% polyester, 10% spandex
- Care instructions: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low.
- Imported
- Product measurements:
S: hip 33 in, waist 25 in
M: hip 35 in, waist 27 in
L: hip 37 in, waist 29 in
XL: hip 39 in, waist 31 in
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