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Kansas City CHiefs Stars & Text Mesh Shorts
Hit the field or street in the latest Stars & Text Mesh Shorts. Designed with a regular fit, elasticised waistband, and external drawcord for a secure, adjustable fit. Side seam pockets add practicality, while bold plastisol screen printed graphics and the embroidered Mitchell & Ness logo on the back deliver standout style. Crafted from 100% poly mesh, these shorts combine breathability, comfort, and team pride. Based in Missouri, the chiefs were founded in 1960 as the Dallas Texans before moving to Kansas City in '63. The team were rebranded the Chiefs after a "name-the-team" contest, named after the then Mayor who's nickname was "Chief."
Hit the field or street in the latest Stars & Text Mesh Shorts. Designed with a regular fit, elasticised waistband, and external drawcord for a secure, adjustable fit. Side seam pockets add practicality, while bold plastisol screen printed graphics and the embroidered Mitchell & Ness logo on the back deliver standout style. Crafted from 100% poly mesh, these shorts combine breathability, comfort, and team pride. Based in Missouri, the chiefs were founded in 1960 as the Dallas Texans before moving to Kansas City in '63. The team were rebranded the Chiefs after a "name-the-team" contest, named after the then Mayor who's nickname was "Chief."
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Hit the field or street in the latest Stars & Text Mesh Shorts. Designed with a regular fit, elasticised waistband, and external drawcord for a secure, adjustable fit. Side seam pockets add practicality, while bold plastisol screen printed graphics and the embroidered Mitchell & Ness logo on the back deliver standout style. Crafted from 100% poly mesh, these shorts combine breathability, comfort, and team pride. Based in Missouri, the chiefs were founded in 1960 as the Dallas Texans before moving to Kansas City in '63. The team were rebranded the Chiefs after a "name-the-team" contest, named after the then Mayor who's nickname was "Chief."
