Product Description

Customize the men’s recycled shorts to create the perfect sportswear item for your active customers. Thanks to the smooth, water-repellent fabric, they’re perfect for a multitude of activities, such as running, exercising, and even swimming. With the mesh pockets, there’s always a place for carrying valuables.

• 91% recycled polyester, 9% spandex (fabric composition may vary by 3%)
• Fabric weight: 5.13 oz. /yd. ² (174 g/m²)
• Four-way stretch moisture-wicking microfiber fabric
• Breathable and fast-drying material
• UPF50+ protection
• 6.5″ (16.5 cm) inseam
• Elastic waistband with a flat white drawstring
• Mesh side pockets
• No inner lining
• Printed, cut, and hand-sewn by our expert in-house team
• Fabric is OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified
• Fabric is Global Recycled Standard (GRS) certified
• Blank product components sourced from China

To learn more about eco-friendly product certificates, check out this FAQ article!

We suggest you don’t use designs with large white areas, as those can become transparent when wet.

Product code: #304

This product is made on demand. No minimums.

What is recycled polyester?

Recycled polyester (rPET for short) is a fabric that’s produced from synthetic fibers. Recycled polyester is produced by recycling existing materials (like plastic bottles and packaging) but still has all the characteristics and performance as a regular polyester, making it a more sustainable fabric alternative.

How’s recycled polyester made?

Recycled polyester is made by crushing plastic products into small pieces. These small pieces are then processed into yarn, transformed into a fiber, and in the end—made into a fabric.

What are the advantages of recycled polyester?

Producing rPet takes 33% to 53% less energy than creating polyester from scratch. Also, rPet produces approximately 54.6% fewer CO2 emissions to the air than virgin polyester. 

By using recycled materials to make things like the All-Over Print Men’s Recycled Athletic Shorts, at least some of the plastic waste produced doesn’t end up in landfills.

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