Faherty Men's Cabana Towel Terry Short

About This Item

Fit & Design:

  • Fit: Relaxed fit
  • Detail: Encased elastic waistband with novelty drawcord detail, side seam pockets, back patch pocket, and side slits.

Additional Details:

  • Inseam: 3"
  • Material: 84% Cotton, 16% Recycled Polyester
  • Care: Turn inside out. Machine Wash cold with like colors. Gentle cycle. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low. Remove promptly. Cool iron when needed.
  • Brand : Faherty
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Fabric : 84% Cotton, 16% Recycled Polyester
  • Web ID: 23XOBMCBNTWLTRRYSMOA
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