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FELCO

FELCO STRETCH TWILL BUSH SHORT

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    STRETCH TWILL BUSHSHORT by FELCO.
    Above-the-knee length bushshorts in stretch cotton twill.

    Shorts with a design based on 70's surf shorts.
    The front pockets have a distinctive design unique to bush shorts with an additional pocket on top of the pocket.
    The back has two flap pockets with snap buttons.
    They are made of stretch twill with high lateral elasticity, and have an elastic waistband for a very comfortable and stress-free fit.

    Size Waist Inseam Inseam Width
    S 74-80 29 15 29 28
    m 78-84 30 16 30 29
    L 82-88 31 16 31 30
    xl 86-92 32 17 32 31

    FELCO

    It is a brand that proposes athletic wear and daily wear with a sense of stability and quality that continues to be universal and never gets old.

    Commitment to products
    The brand was born in the 1920's in New York, New York, in an era that could not be described as affluent, and has supported players and teams from student athletes to professionals.

    In the 1970s, the company's T-shirts, letterman jackets, baseball shirts, coach jackets, and caps made mainly of cotton, wool, and nylon were among the first to be recognized in the era of trademarking and licensing, and the quality of the products was recognized as a matter of course, as was the company's ability to develop the materials that were the lifeblood of the company, as well as its ability to develop colors. In the 1970s, the company was among the first to sign licensing agreements with MLB (Major League Baseball) and NBA (National Basketball Association) and became an official label in the U.S. The company was recognized for its quality, development of materials, and ability to develop colors, which were the lifeblood of the company.