Name: Regatta Professional Band of Builders BoB Holster Shorts TRJ542
SKU: 501364

The Regatta Professional Band of Builders BoB Holster Shorts TRJ542 are the ultimate solution for summer workwear, designed with durability and functionality in mind. Crafted from a comfortable polycotton fabric blend, these shorts ensure lasting comfort throughout your workday. Reinforced with triple-stitched seams and a reinforced crotch seam, they offer superior strength and resilience, making them perfect for demanding tasks.

These work shorts are equipped with a variety of practical pockets to keep your tools and accessories within easy reach. Features include fold-away holster pockets with two sub-pocket divisions, two front pockets, a side cargo pocket with button fastening, and two rear pockets. Additionally, the multifunction tool and mobile phone pockets on the legs provide convenient storage solutions, ensuring you have everything you need at your fingertips. The Band of Builders men's work shorts from Regatta Professional are the ideal choice for tradespeople seeking reliable and functional summer workwear.

Key Features and Benefits

Fold away Holster pockets with two sub pocket divisions
2 Front pockets 1 side cargo pocket button fasten, 2 rear pockets
Multi function tool and mobile phone pockets to legs
Triple stitched seams
Reinforced crotch seam
The Band of Builders men's work shorts from Regatta Professional are perfect for summer work. The work shorts are made with a polycotton fabric blend for comfort that lasts. They also feature triple stitched seams for extra strength. The multiple pockets are ideal for your tools and accessories.

Materials, Pockets, Fastenings

65% polyester 35% cotton fabric
Durable water repellent finish

Product Code: TRJ542

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