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Supersoft, stretchy and breathable in our classic jersey. These Sports Trunks have a longer leg so they don’t ride up during work outs. With a supportive front pouch with fly and an elasticated waistband.
Quinten is 6’1 & wears a size M
Best for: Soft, breathable and stretchy with a longer leg made for working out.
The features: These fitted sports trunks have a longer fitted leg so they won’t ride up. With a supportive front pouch with fly and a softly elasticated BAM waistband. We’ve used flatlock stitching so they won’t chafe,
Our fabric: Our Classic Jersey is a supremely soft, smooth and breathable blend of bamboo viscose and organic cotton. We’ve added a little stretch for comfort and ease of movement.
Circular Promise: Give your BAM pieces a second life. We design our clothes to last, but when they finally reach the end of the road, their journey shouldn't end in the bin. Because this garment is a specialised blend, it needs expert handling. Through our Post-Wear Project and our partners at SATCOL, we use advanced sorting technology to make sure these fibres are diverted from landfill and redirected toward the best possible next step, whether that’s being repurposed or recycled into something new. Just send the product back, we'll do the rest. The best bit? It’s free: Recycle your BAM clothing here.
| Size | Waist | |
| S | 28" - 30" | 71cm - 76cm |
| M | 31" - 33" | 78.5cm - 84cm |
| L | 34" to 35" | 86cm - 89cm |
| XL | 36" - 38" | 86cm - 99cm |
| XXL | 39" - 42" | 99cm - 106.5cm |
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