Brandit Urban Legend 3/4 Shorts - Woodland

Enjoy superior comfort with these 3/4 length shorts in Woodland camouflage, crafted from high-quality cotton. The waistband and pocket lining combine a durable blend of polyester and cotton. Ideal for both urban environments and outdoor adventures, this design delivers versatility and functionality.

The exterior of the shorts utilizes natural 100% cotton, offering exceptional comfort and breathability during hot conditions. On the inside, the waistband and pockets are lined with a robust fabric blend of polyester (65%) and cotton (35%), enhancing durability and wearability.

A zipper secures the opening. Adjustable straps at the waist and at the bottom of the legs provide an improved fit to the body, while wide belt loops accommodate belts of different widths, offering exceptional functionality.

• Two open hip pockets provide quick access storage.
• Two side cargo pockets equipped with flaps and snap closures offer secure gear storage.
• Two rear pockets featuring flap and snap closures ensure safe storage at the back.

• Outer shell crafted from 100% cotton
• Waistband and pocket interiors feature a lined finish
• Equipped with six functional pockets
• Adjustable waistband for a customizable fit
• Wide belt loops allow compatibility with tactical belts
• Legs include adjustment straps for tailored comfort

Woodland, often referred to as U.S. Woodland or M81, is a renowned camouflage design introduced to the US Armed Forces during the early 1980s, derived from the original ERDL camouflage. For more than twenty years, this iconic pattern served as the standard issue within the US military, up until the close of the first decade in the 21st century. Marked by large, asymmetrical shapes in hues of green, brown, tan, and black, it is engineered to provide superior concealment and visual disruption, particularly in forested environments. Owing to its proven effectiveness and international reputation, many variants have emerged, being adopted by over 60 uniformed services worldwide. Beyond its military origins, the influence of this pattern has been substantial in popular culture, evolving from field use to a widely recognized symbol in everyday fashion.