Your life is hectic. You bounce from gym to meeting, from coffee shop to bar, and from subway to cab on a regular basis. It’s time for a pair of shorts built for your non-stop lifestyle. Cobba’s shorts are everything you’ve been searching for. For starters, the stretch fabric used in their creation is infused with silver, which naturally eliminates bacteria. That means they’re odorless and unafraid of your morning gym session. Combine that with the fact they’re stain resistant and it means you won’t have to wash them for up to three weeks. On top of that, they boast something the brand calls an AptGrip waistband, which is a completely new five-piece waistband that essentially eliminates plumbers crack. And even though they sport a clean, minimal look, they offer a phone pocket, hidden card pocket and a key stash pocket. Available in two lengths and three different colors, Cobba’s shorts are ready for your on-the-go lifestyle.
Cobba Shorts are Built For Urban Warriors
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