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USC Khaki Cargo Pants

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Features

size XS -30" waist and 30" inseam
size S -32" waist and 30.5" inseam
size M -35" waist and 31" inseam
size L -38" waist and 31.5" inseam
size XL -44" waist and 32" inseam

Description

USC Khaki Cargo Shorts are durable and comfortable. These cargo string shorts are brand new from U.S. Clothing company. These raver dance shorts are made of 65% polyester / 35% cotton and are fully machine washable. Brand new still in original packaging! 22" Wide Legs with Cargo Pocket on each leg. Straps in each Cargo Pocket. Drawstring Waist & Leg Openings.

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Average Customer Review: 4.0

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5 of 5 found the following review helpful:

comfortable pants Mar 13, 2009 By Deathmore
This are some of the most comfortable pants I have ever worn, and for a good price. the belt loop is string instead of belt loops or something else but that is the only draw back for me. I gave It A 5 star because of everything that I've heard were true about them, color variations, drying simplicity, and above all comfortably.

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possibly got a defunct pair? May 06, 2011 By optimikeprimus
This is my first pair of this brand of pants. After opening the package i was very pleased they were the style i wanted but they are a windpant type material which is very breathable but I was hoping for more of a twill or canvas type fabric. That aside, i took them out of the package and put them on, the first zip of the zipper the dang zipper tab broke off in my hand, yes literally the very FIRST TIME i tried to put them on. I was very disappointed with that, and then a week or so later some of the teeth came off the zipper. I was able to replace the actual slider with one from a hoodie that the zipper just didnt work at all(really bad luck with zippers so far this year). I am going to look into getting a replacement zipper and taking them to a local tailor or if i can find someone that sews well and has a machine or will let me use their machine and put a new zipper on i think they will be golden again. I am unsure if they would take them back and replace the zipper or just replace the pants entirely i didnt feel like dealing with returning them etc. and have managed to get them working on my own.