Holster-Pocket Cargo Work Shorts
Reference: FG-APP-0090-02
Development Concept
Price on Request
Proposed design: Tan and black knee-length work shorts with attached hip holster pockets, asymmetric thigh compartments and belt loops.
Included: One pair of shorts. Tools are not included.
Product Details
Overview
Holster-Pocket Cargo Work Shorts is a proposed design for workwear suppliers and procurement teams. Its specification brief centres on knee-length tan and black design.
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Design Features
- Knee-length tan and black design
- Securely attached divided hip holsters
- Asymmetric thigh storage and rear patch pockets
Specifications
| Reference | FG-APP-0090-02 |
|---|---|
| Design status | Development Concept |
| Included | One pair of shorts. Tools are not included. |
Customization Options
Shell, lining, trim, hardware and any material or technical requirement must be confirmed in the manufacturing specification. Discuss fit and size grading, colour references, pocket dimensions, fasteners, labels and packaging. Construction and attachment details require factory and approved sample confirmation.
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Sizing & Fit
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Packing Requirements
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Quotation and specification review
Send quantities and size breakdown for a custom-manufacturing quotation. Any testing or compliance requirement needs separate evidence and review. Fabric composition, GSM, sizing, MOQ, lead time, packaging and technical performance must be confirmed with your quotation and approved sample.
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