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A J Elite Track Short W/Liner

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A J Elite Track Short W/LinerThis short design by AMERICAN JOCK Label has a hint of 1970s flare when shorts were actually short. The A J Elite track short is constructed entirely from silky translucent fabric that gives it a nice sheen and airy feel. The best part, this short has a 7 inch outer side seam with built in liner constructed in the same smooth fabric to cradle your privates in complete comfort. This garment also features contrast trim with 1 inch covered waistband and

This short design by AMERICAN JOCK Label has a hint of 1970s flare when shorts were actually short. The A J Elite track short is constructed entirely from silky-translucent fabric that gives it a nice sheen and ‘airy’ feel. The best part, this short has a 7-inch outer side seam with built-in liner constructed in the same smooth fabric to cradle your privates in complete comfort. This garment also features contrast trim with 1-inch covered waistband and inner drawcord for easy adjustment. The look is complete with our signature A J tab sewn-in on the left-hand side seam.

  • Sizing on these shorts run small. Go up a size if you are in between waist size in our size chart   
  • Made in Downtown L. A., Ca Fashion District
  • Fabric Content: 100% Sheer polyester
  • Machine washable or hand wash and air dry
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