Champion Men's Lightweight Lounge Casual Jersey Knit Weekend Shorts (Reg. or Big & Tall)

Solid build quality. Fit as expected, slightly above knees but not too short. Perfect for the gym or casual loungewear, or to complete a casual but composed aesthetic fit.

Great shorts. They feel soft, and the sizing is right. Its also nice and lightweight without feeling cheap.

My husband loves these! They fit him well and he has extra room for his wallet in his pocket and it’s just a very good fit

Well made, good price, cut to full size, stretches, shipping time was fair, washed many times color still good, pocket is a little small for a phone if you are moving around. The only downside size is the waist pull string, it often pulls out in the rear and then no longer tightens the waist band. A few more threads on the sewing machine or a solid cord would fix this issue.

Great short's. Comfortable and loose fitting for keeping the boy's from overheating? 😁 They got 2 hip pockets for keys and cash or wallet, but be careful you don't lose the items, as the pockets don't zip up.

I have worn champion shorts for over a decade. The ones that I have now are at least 10 years old. The quality of the new ones is very disappointing. They aren’t nearly as soft and the material is very thin.

It's hard for me to find sports shorts I like - I like them to be jersey, I don't like them to be too long, and I don't like excessive decoration or wild colors. So when I do find something I like I tend to by a half-dozen pairs at once. I bought two pairs of these locally 5 months ago for $14.99 a pair, after finding them by chance at Kohl's. So to get the same thing from Amazon for only $7.98 a pair...well, I just had to buy 4 more pairs!I use them for general loungewear and as sleep shorts. They are pretty comfortable once you cut the tags out, though I do prefer that the waistband elastic be fully enclosed in jersey for additional comfort (my trusted but now ragged Jerzees brand shorts were like that), and on these it's not. So they could be even more comfortable if that were the case, but I'm not complaining.I'm not having any of the build quality issues others have mentioned. The two original pairs from Kohl's have been in use almost constantly around the house since I purchased them (including for bed), and are holding up very well. The only compromise I'm making in looking after them is in letting them air dry from the washing machine, rather than throwing them in the dryer, but that's more so I don't run any risk of having them shrink than anything else (I don't think they would). As to the weight of the jersey material, it's not dissimilar to any other jersey knit shorts I've owned in the past.In short (no pun intended), if you like a nice, comfortable, basic short, without looking like you're a refugee from the NBA, these should be just the ticket.

I bought these for about twelve dollars each in dark blue and in xxxxl for myself at 52” waist and also XL for my partner who is 40” waist.These are very lightweight and have elastic and drawstring. These feel comfortable, length is great, not current basketballLength and not 1970’s basketball length. Maybe an inch or two shorter than current MENS shorts tend to run in the USA. These are more similar to an Australian men’s shorts length but not Tradie shorts short.I find these to be spot on for length for Florida living. I find these comfortable enough for quick public trips to the market or hardware store and they are not weight to the floor with a slim wallet and car key. I leave my phone in the car when I go marketing on most stops yet I did take it once and the phone remained in the seat of the shopping cart as it felt like it wanted to drop my shorts to the ground. It’s an iPhone 6s that has otter box so it is quite heavy. I could have tightened drawstring yet I didn’t want to mess with my perfect fit.They wash up quickly and seem to look new after a