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Printed Cotton Spandex Hot Short
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This hot short is made of our breathable, lightweight cotton spandex with no added elastic trims giving it amazing stretch and ultimate comfort. Features just enough cheeky coverage and a low-rise fit. This versatile style offers security under skirts and dresses or a seamless look under your favorite jeans. Our experienced sewers earn up to $25 an hour and no less than $17.87; additionally workers have healthcare benefits for less than $15 per week, a 401k plan, paid sick days, subsidized bus passes and favorable overtime benefits. * All Sales Final. No returns or exchanges allowed.• Low Coverage• Low to Mid Rise• Machine Washable• Made in Los Angeles, Calif.• Cotton Spandex: 95% Cotton / 5% Elastane• Heather Grey: 87% Cotton / 8% Poly / 5% Elastane• All sales final. No returns or exchanges allowed.
Composition
Primary fiber: Cotton
| Part | Fibers |
|---|---|
| Body | 95% Cotton 5% Elastane |
Synthetics present
- 5%Elastane — in the body.
This retailer doesn't publish a separate materials label, so we read the composition from their product description — a less reliable source, treated more cautiously. What we read: “This hot short is made of our breathable, lightweight cotton spandex with no added elastic trims giving it amazing stretch and ultimate comfort. No returns or exchanges allowed.• Low Coverage• Low to Mid Rise• Machine Washable• Made in Los Angeles, Calif.• Cotton Spandex: 95% Cotton / 5% Elastane• Heather Grey: 87% Cotton / 8% Poly / 5% Elastane• All sales final.” — always confirm the full materials on the retailer's page.
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