Trek Water Resistant Shorts

• 96% nylon / 4% spandex
• 3 inch inseam
• Moisture wicking
• Elastic waistband with adjustable clip belt
• Sewn eyelets on pockets for ventilation
• Durable ripstop fabric
• Dolphin hem for increased mobility
• Hanger loop on back
• Standard fit

How to Care for your Clothes:

1. Stick with cold water. 

Hot water is very harsh and typically unnecessary. By using cold water, you’ll be treating your clothes to a gentler bath and preventing unnecessary strain. Plus, you’ll use less electricity, reducing your impact on the environment and lowering your utility bill!

2. Avoid harsh cleaning products. 

No reason for bleach and avoid harsh detergents. Like hot water, they aren’t needed and they may slowly destroy the condition of your t-shirts. Instead, find a gentle detergent and use a basic (no bleach) stain remover as necessary.

3. Turn your tees and other clothes inside out. 

It only takes a moment to turn your screen-printed clothes inside out before placing them in the washing machine (or under a hot iron), but this simple step will reduce fading and stress. If the quality of the screen-printed design is important to you, reduce its contact with the washing machine to ensure that the ink won’t be strained.

4. Dry on low heat.

Heat are your clothes worst enemy. In addition to avoiding hot water, keep your clothes away from high-heat dryer settings. Instead, tumble dry low to prevent damage as well as shrinkage.