Ripton Men's Chore Shorts - Robin Hood
Regular price$70.00
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From Ripton:
We ordered some pizza and got inspired to create the Chore Short. Our delivery guy had cleverly customized his jorts for maximum storage capacity and quick-draw convenience.
Chore Short is made with a 10-ounce, stretchy, piece-dyed fabric.
With two dump pockets on either leg, carpenters, craftspeople, and moonlighters will have ample room to carry the instruments of their trades.
The men's style features a zippered pocket on the left leg for secure storage. Andrew is 6', 188lbs wearing size 33.
HOW IT FITS
- Fits true to size
- 8.5" Inseam
- 10.5" Front rise
- 11.75" Leg opening (flat)
Men's Jeans Size Chart
A note on inseams:
We specify our garments' actual measured inseam length. Take your favorite pair of jeans, lay them flat, and measure from the crotch seam to the bottom of the cuff for an accurate comparison.
| Pant Size | Jean Size | Waist | Hip |
| XS | 27 | 28.5" | 34" |
| XS | 28 | 29.5" | 35" |
| S | 29 | 30.5" | 36" |
| S | 30 | 31.5" | 37" |
| M | 31 | 32.5" | 38" |
| M | 32 | 33.5" | 39" |
| L | 33 | 34.5" | 40" |
| L | 34 | 35.5" | 41" |
| XL | 35 | 36.5" | 42" |
| XL | 36 | 37.5" | 43" |
| XL | 38 | 39.5" | 45" |
| XXL | 40 | 41.5" | 47" |
| XXL | 42 | 43.5" | 49" |
FEATURES
- 10-Ounce piece dyed cotton
- 98% Cotton, 2% Spandex
- 42% Stretch
- Pockets, pockets, POCKETS!
- What is in your pockets?
- Zippered QuadCarrier® stasher
- 'Biner loop
- NOSHA compliant
From Ripton:
Wash to tighten, wear aggressively.
Ripton denim is a miracle of modern science, but it’s still mostly cotton. Wear it often, and it will conform to your body and stretch out. Washing your apparel won’t necessarily “shrink” it, but it’ll regenerate the fabric to how it fit when new. It’s the ciiiiiircle, the circle of liiiiiiife.
Chill out, don’t wash your Ripton with hot water.
Stick to your washing machine’s cold cycle, or use an old-timey washboard in your sink.
On the subject of dryers, what’s the rush, people?! Let your denim air-dry, or if you must, use the lowest setting on your dryer.
