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Combat Training Mixed Martial Arts Boxing Shorts

$25.00

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Product information:
Applicable object: male
Product category: men's shorts
Style: Europe and America
Style: shorts
Pattern: Multicolor
Popular elements: straps
Main fabric composition: cotton
The content of main fabric ingredients: 30%-50%
Lining composition: cotton
Lining ingredient content: 30%-50%

Size information:
Size: M L XL XXL XXXL

Size Pants length Thigh circumference
S / /
M 50-51 60-62
L 51-52 61-63
XL 52-53 64-65
2XL 53-54 67-68
3XL 54-55 73-75


Prevention:

1. Asian sizes are 1 to 2 sizes smaller than European and American people. Choose the larger size if your size between two sizes. Please allow 2-3cm differences due to manual measurement.

2. Please check the size chart carefully before you buy the item, if you don't know how to choose size, please contact our customer service.

3.As you know, the different computers display colors differently, the color of the actual item may vary slightly from the following images.


Package:
Men's cotton shorts x1



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