Willit Womens Capri Pants Quick-Dry Hiking Pants, Army Green M | Lightweight Travel Cropped Pants with Pockets, Moisture-Wicking, Elastic Waist, Striped Woven, Summer Casual Workout Outdoor
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Willit Womens Capri Pants Quick-Dry Hiking Pants, Army Green M | Lightweight Travel Cropped Pants with Pockets, Moisture-Wicking, Elastic Waist, Striped Woven, Summer Casual Workout Outdoor
- High-Performance Fabric: Made of 95% Nylon and 5% Spandex, this moisture-wicking fabric quickly draws sweat away, providing a breezy feel for all-day comfort.
- Stretch Fabric: Enjoy the freedom of movement with our lightweight, quick-dry, woven vertical pinstripe fabric that offers stretch for easy mobility during any activity.
- Practical Pockets: Two side pockets are designed to easily carry a 6.7" phone, and one inner pocket provides ample space for essentials, perfect for workouts or urban adventures.
- Flat Knit Waistband: The elastic waistband with a drawstring offers a comfortable and personalized fit, making these pants easy to pull on and off.
- Adjustable Drawcord Hems: Secure the legs of these women's golf pants with drawcord hems, ensuring they stay in place during any activity.
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