Men Cotton Side Pocket Knee Length Pants

Specifications:

• Men cotton pants are perfect for everyday wear, easy to match with any top
• You will be flashing in this "knock your eyes out" pocket pants shorts
• The knee length pants shorts fit many different shapes and sizes
• You will love this Men Cotton Side Pocket Knee Length Pants
• Fashion and chic, knee length pants will make you stand out at any party
• Knee length pants are certainly a great gift for your special one or yourself
• The waistband is not included
• Material: Cotton

Details:

• Side pocket design makes the men cotton pants eye-catching and attractive

• You will be flashing in this "knock your eyes out" knee length pants shorts

• Innovative strap design makes the men knee length pants cool, handsome and outstanding

• Knee length pants are made of high quality material, durable enough for daily wearing

Size in Detail:
 

• These dimensions are for reference only. Specific dimension varies from person to person

How to Measure:

How to Keep Cotton Pants From Shrinking:

Cotton has been around for centuries and has been worn by people since ancient times. Today, it is woven, dyed and sewed into a wide variety of goods. This natural fiber is used to make jeans, towels, curtains, dresses and more. It is also blended with other materials to make fabrics, such as polyester. Cotton is also used in other products ranging from paper to coffee filters. One problem that occurs with cotton clothing is that it has a tendency to shrink. Here is how to keep cotton pants from shrinking

• Read the care label to see if the cotton pants require special care. Some manufacturers may suggest hand washing or dry cleaning the cotton pants. Read the directions to see if special care is required
• Wash the cotton pants in the washing machine, using cold water. Warm and hot water are likely to cause shrinkage. Use a mild detergent, such as Woolite, that is gentle on fabric
• Remove the cotton pants from the washing machine when the cycle has ended. Shake the pants to help get the wrinkles out and hang them on a drying rack. Do not put them in a dryer as the heat will shrink the fibers. Do not hang them in the sun as the warm heat from the sun will also shrink clothing
• Allow the cotton pants to air dry on the drying rack

How to Iron Pants:

Nobody likes wrinkled pants. Face it, wrinkles make you look lazy and sloppy, almost as if you rolled right out of bed. There's something about ironed pants that help you look sharp and well put together. Almost all pants, aside from jeans, require ironing. Follow these few steps to learn how to correctly iron your pants

• Turn the pants inside out. Look for the tag that gives ironing and fabric information for the garment
• Choose the heat setting on your iron appropriate for that fabric. Linen and 100 percent cotton take a high setting; wools and cotton blends call for medium heat; polyester, rayon, nylon, silk, acetate and acrylic all require a low heat setting
• Fill the iron with distilled water if you will be using the steam setting on cottons or linens
• Test the iron on a small area to make sure you don't have the setting too high'this can damage or discolor the fabric
• With the pants still inside out, iron the waistband, pockets (on both sides), fly area, seams and hems, in that order
• Turn the pants right side out and pull the waistband over the pointed end of the board. Iron the waistband area and any pleats along the front of the pants below the waistband
• Lay the pants lengthwise along the ironing board with both legs together and carefully line up any preexisting creases
• Take the hem of the top pant leg and bring it toward the waistband, folding the top leg away from the bottom leg. Iron the inside (hem to crotch) of the lower leg. Turn the pants over and repeat for the other leg
• Smooth out both legs carefully and iron the outside of the top leg. Give extra attention to cuffs, if the pants have them
• Turn the pants over and iron the outside of the other leg
• Hang warm pants immediately to avoid wrinkling. Fold them through a suit hanger to avoid crushing them in a pant hanger

How to Wash Cotton Clothes:

Cotton is a durable, soft fiber, and most clothes today are made of it. Unfortunately, it does have one serious fault: It tends to shrink when washed and dried. Contraction is in the nature of the cotton fibers, and there isn't much you can do to stop them from shrinking after a wash. However, there are a few steps that can moderate the shrinkage

• Hand-wash your cotton clothes. This isn't really an option for most busy people, but the first step in fighting shrinkage is hand washing. If you have an item that you know is prone to dramatic shrinkage (more than 10 percent), treat it as a special case and hand wash it
• Wash in cold water. Whether it be in a machine or by hand, always wash cotton in cold water. It is easier both on the shrinkage and the cloth overall
• Give your clothes a stretch when the come out of the wash. This will counter any shrinkage while the clothes are still pliable
• Line dry your clothing. The heat and rapid drying of an electric or gas clothes drier might be convenient, but it also shrinks clothing as quickly as it dries them out

Tips & Warnings:

• The material in many suits can become shiny with too much ironing. You can avoid this by placing a clean cotton cloth over the area before ironing it
• Avoid spot-cleaning pants just before ironing. Any wet spots may become permanent stains if ironed
• Irons are very hot and heavy; avoid ironing when small children are near, and never leave a hot iron unattended

Package Included:

• 1 x Men Cotton Side Pocket Knee Length Pants