Product Details

Product Type: T-Shirt & Shorts Combo Set
Top Color: White with Brown Pattern Accent
Bottom Color: Brown
Fit Type: Oversized / Relaxed Fit
Neck Type: Crew Neck
Sleeves: Drop Shoulder Half Sleeves
Pattern: Geometric Monogram Print
Fabric: Cotton Blend
Occasion: Casual Wear, Streetwear, Lounge, Summer Outings

Step up your streetwear game with this trendy men's co-ord set. The outfit features a relaxed-fit white crew neck t-shirt highlighted by a bold, brown chevron stripe across the chest bearing a distinct geometric monogram pattern. It is perfectly paired with matching brown drawstring shorts that showcase the same all-over monogram print. Crafted from a breathable cotton blend, this stylish two-piece combo offers ultimate comfort and a modern aesthetic, making it ideal for summer outings, lounging, or casual weekend wear.

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