This Contemporary fit mid rise jogger has a "Boxer" style interior elastic waistband with three rows of multi-needle chain stitching, a flat front and drawstring. There are seven pockets: two front pockets, two back patch pockets, two patch cargo pockets and one double slot utility pocket on the wearer's right front cargo pocket. Other features include front and back leg seams, logo rivets, rib-knit cuffs, plus contrast copper color thread double needle stitching throughout. Tapered leg, 9" opening. Inseam: 28 1/2".
Fabric Content:
51% Poly/40% Rec Poly/9% Spx
Gender:
Women
Garment Type:
Pant
Specifications:
Collection : Dickies Riveting
Fit : Contemporary
Number of Pockets : 7 Pockets
Types of Pockets : Patch Pockets, Angled Slit Pockets, Cargo Pockets On Both Legs, Utility Pocket
Waistband : Drawstring Waist
Features : Knit Details, Front and back leg seams
Leg Info : Jogger
Manufactured In : Imported
WashInstructions:Machine wash cold with similar colors. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low. Cool iron if needed.
This Contemporary fit mid rise jogger has a "Boxer" style interior elastic waistband with three rows of multi-needle chain stitching, a flat front and drawstring. There are seven pockets: two front pockets, two back patch pockets, two patch cargo pockets and one double slot utility pocket on the wearer's right front cargo pocket. Other features include front and back leg seams, logo rivets, rib-knit cuffs, plus contrast copper color thread double needle stitching throughout. Tapered leg, 9" opening. Inseam: 28 1/2".
Fabric Content:
51% Poly/40% Rec Poly/9% Spx
Gender:
Women
Garment Type:
Pant
Specifications:
Collection : Dickies Riveting
Fit : Contemporary
Number of Pockets : 7 Pockets
Types of Pockets : Patch Pockets, Angled Slit Pockets, Cargo Pockets On Both Legs, Utility Pocket
Waistband : Drawstring Waist
Features : Knit Details, Front and back leg seams
Leg Info : Jogger
Manufactured In : Imported
WashInstructions:Machine wash cold with similar colors. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low. Cool iron if needed.
