Price: $21.89
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SweatyRocks Women’s Sporty Elastic Mid Waist Contrast Binding Mini Biker Shorts
Type: Track Shorts
Details: Contrast Binding
Season: Summer
Fabric: Fabric has some stretch
Fit Type: Regular Fit
Closure Type: Elastic Waist
Waist Line: Natural
Product Dimensions : 14 x 10.5 x 0.5 inches; 2.08 Ounces
Item model number : swSHSX07200604312-XS
Department : Womens
Date First Available : December 11, 2020
ASIN : B08QCXYC9T
Import
Pull On closure
Make of high quality soft stretchy fabric material
Elastic waist super short mini shorts, makes you feel comfortable and relaxed
Mid waist, contrast binding, simple but classic
Great for workout, fitness, jogging, running, gym, sport, home, weekend, casual and daily wear
Please refer to the size chart before ordering
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