Jeanstrack Soho Shorts

If you are looking for a multipurpose short to be able to be used in your day to day and in your daily commute, these are your pants.Elastic, resistant and with a casual touch that will allow you to use it to ride by bike in the city or to go out to the mountain to practice your favorite cycling modality.Resistant and super elastic denim fabric made of cotton, Coolmax and Lycra®.Regular fit.Reflective details in back pocket and waist.3 front pockets and two rear pockets.Adjustable waist with snap buttons.Interior waist with non-slip rubber.Designed and produced in Spain / EUProximity product that respects the environment and social rights. PRODUCT DETAILS:The Soho jeans are JeansTrack shorts made of cotton, Coolmax and Lycra® denim.The cotton provides freshness and softness, the Coolmax resistance and quick drying and thanks to the Lycra® comfort and freedom of movement.They are the perfect pants for cycling around the city in hot weather, as they are made with cotton fabric and Coolmax, which makes them cool, breathable and dry quickly.If we add to this a great elasticity and details like the anti-slip rubber on the inside of the waist, they make it ideal for urban cycling and daily commuters.As a safety element, it has a reflective tag on one of the rear pockets and also an impression of the same type on the outside of the waist.It has some other detail such as the adjustment of the waist with snap buttons and belt loops.In addition, it is a short that thanks to its features can also be used for the practice of your favorite cycling modality, enduro, downhill, all-mountain, cycloalpinism, gravel, etc.Soho is a regular fitted denim that you can use regularly in your everyday life like any other pants thanks to its casual look.The design and manufacture of this garment have been made in Spain (EU) respecting all regulations respecting the environment and social rights.Being a product of proximity, with your purchase, you contribute to the benefit of your community. LYCRALYCRA® is a synthetic elastane fibre that can stretch up to six times its length and return to its original state, over and over again.It was invented by Joseph Shivers, a chemist who worked at North American company DuPont in 1959 and patented it that same year, giving it the trade name LYCRA®.When introduced for the first time, elastane revolutionised many areas of the textile industry.Elastane has been commercialised in the textile sector since its invention, under the trade names NUMA®, UNEI®, DORLASTAN® and LYCRA®, among others.The LYCRA fibre is now the property of the company Invista.It isn´t a fabric, but rather one of the fibres that comprise a fabric.Its properties are to provide elasticity and a higher quality than other elastanes.Nowadays it is mostly used in the sports industry, thanks to its flexibility and lightness.This material works as a continuous filament as it can be either a monofilament or multi-filament.It is used to form fabrics, but never alone