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New York Knicks Panel Shorts
Bring retro court energy to your rotation with these classic mesh shorts. Designed with a fully lined poly mesh construction for lightweight comfort, they feature an elasticised waistband with an external drawcord and a back pocket for everyday wear. Finished with an embroidered team logo, woven HWC logo, and embroidered Mitchell & Ness branding on the back for an authentic throwback look. The New York Knickerbockers, more commonly known as the Knicks, were established in 1946 and are one of the two NBA teams located in NYC. The team name comes from the 17th century when Dutch Settlers wore pants rolled up just below the knee called "Knickerbockers."
Bring retro court energy to your rotation with these classic mesh shorts. Designed with a fully lined poly mesh construction for lightweight comfort, they feature an elasticised waistband with an external drawcord and a back pocket for everyday wear. Finished with an embroidered team logo, woven HWC logo, and embroidered Mitchell & Ness branding on the back for an authentic throwback look. The New York Knickerbockers, more commonly known as the Knicks, were established in 1946 and are one of the two NBA teams located in NYC. The team name comes from the 17th century when Dutch Settlers wore pants rolled up just below the knee called "Knickerbockers."
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New York Knicks Panel Shorts—
$89.99
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Bring retro court energy to your rotation with these classic mesh shorts. Designed with a fully lined poly mesh construction for lightweight comfort, they feature an elasticised waistband with an external drawcord and a back pocket for everyday wear. Finished with an embroidered team logo, woven HWC logo, and embroidered Mitchell & Ness branding on the back for an authentic throwback look. The New York Knickerbockers, more commonly known as the Knicks, were established in 1946 and are one of the two NBA teams located in NYC. The team name comes from the 17th century when Dutch Settlers wore pants rolled up just below the knee called "Knickerbockers."
