Male Army Fan Special Forces Quick-drying Pants

Product information:
Colors: wolf brown, gray, black, khaki, gray-green
Size: S, M, L, XL, XXL
Fabric: 97% Cotton 3% Spandex
Features: Pre-shrinking water treatment, shrinkage rate is minimized. Soft to the touch and strong elasticity on both sides. Double thread sewing. The accessories are made of military-standard nylon Velcro and YKK zipper to ensure bond strength and durability. The knees are ergonomically designed to ensure sports comfort. The overall design is based on the concept of self-cultivation, low-key, multi-function, urban special service and outdoor sports
Size Information:

UNIT：cm

size	size	waist	hip	length
S	165/78A	78-80	102.6	101
M	170/82A	82-84	105.8	102.5
L	175/86A	86-88	109	104
XL	180/90A	90-92	112.2	105.5
2XL	185/94A	94-96	115.4	107
3XL	190/98A	98-100	118.6	108.5

Note:

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.

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