Vintage Gap Track Pants Mens XL Red Knit Side Stripe Zip Pockets Athletic Y2K
US$22
- Price dropped From US$25
- Size
- US XL
- Condition
- Good
- Color
- Red
- Category
- MenPantsSweatpants & Joggers
- Brand
- GAP
Brand: Gap.
Style: Mens knit track pants with elastic waistband, drawstring, contrast side stripes, and ankle zippers designed for athletic and casual wear.
Tag size: Mens XL (38-40) as indicated on the interior woven size label.
Gender: Mens.
Material: 100 percent polyester as listed on the interior content tag.
Color and pattern: Solid red body with dark contrast side stripes running down the outer seams of both legs for a classic track pant look.
Fabric type: Midweight polyester knit intended to provide soft, comfortable wear and easy movement during activities.
Fit and silhouette: Regular-fit straight-leg track pants cut to sit at the waist and fall straight through the leg.
Waistband and adjustment: Wide elastic waistband with an interior drawstring that allows for a secure, customizable fit.
Pockets and storage: Front hand pockets along with a back right zip pocket for secure storage of small essentials.
Hem and leg openings: Straight leg openings equipped with zippered vents at the ankles to allow easy on and off over shoes and to adjust ventilation.
Side stripe and design details: Dark contrast side stripes add visual interest and an athletic-inspired design element.
Branding and logos: Interior woven GAP logo label and size tag at the waistband.
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