BETTER CLASSICS Shorts - Boys 8

Classics are called classics for a reason. It's because, like these shorts, they're timeless. These relaxed-fit boy's shorts have an embroidered logo on the leg, side pockets for storage, and a whole lot of style. Made with at least 20% recycled cotton. Relaxed fitElastic waistband with external drawcord for customized comfortSide pockets for storage solutionsEmbroidered Archive No. 1 logo on left legAbove Knee LengthPUMA Youth: Recommended for older kids between 8 and 16 years | BETTER CLASSICS Shorts - Boys 8-16 years in Cold Green, Size XS, Cotton by PUMA

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Kids shorts come in a range of sizes and styles to fit any age. For younger kids, there are plenty of options in sizes from 0-2 years. For older kids, there are shorts in sizes from 3-8 years. Shorts are available in a variety of lengths, from short and cropped to longer and more relaxed styles. There are also a wide range of colours and prints to choose from, so kids can express their individual style. Kids shorts are a great way to keep kids cool and comfortable during the warmer months.

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The brand's foray into motorsports and golf showcases their versatility, offering high-performance gear infused with style. PUMA's commitment to golf, particularly through COBRA PUMA GOLF, aligns performance with aesthetics. Meanwhile, PUMA Basketball reimagines the court as a stage for fashion-forward, high-performance gear. PUMA's multifaceted approach to sports apparel and equipment reflects their dedication to excellence, style, and pushing the boundaries of what sports gear can be.