Story Behind the Style: Pockito Short

Sarah Mac

by Mac (aka. Sarah Robinson)

Style

When we set out to make the ultimate lightweight summer running short we knew we wanted board style, ultra fast drying fabric and mesh details. Presto! The Pockito was born. A summer short that feels like wearing nada even in the most humid, sticky, hot conditions. A short just as comfortable poolside as it is logging miles. 

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Available in solid and also an ontrend geometric pattern, the Pockito is an ultra lightweight, fast drying poly/spandex blend. Made to go from beach to run in a snap. To keep the weight minimal the pockets are made of mighty mesh! It might look delicate but this mesh is made to work...or not. Up to you. 

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