What a lacrosse short has to do that a gym short doesn't
You wear these for six hours on a Saturday, not forty minutes on a treadmill. That changes what matters. Our shorts run a double layer of mesh, so airflow stays high while the outer layer takes the abuse of turf slides and sitting on a metal bleacher between games. The side pockets are cut deep on purpose: a mouthguard, a phone and a roll of tape stay put when you sprint, which is the whole reason players end up buying two pairs. The waistband takes a drawstring and rolls down if you want the length shorter, so you're setting the fit rather than accepting it.
Three colorways, and how each one actually wears
Candy is the loud one, a pink-to-blue gradient with purple running through it, and it's the pair people ask about at summer tournaments. Blue Cloud is the one you can wear to practice without a conversation, a field-blue fade that reads clean under a pinnie. Cheeto Dust sits in the middle and is the pair that disappears fastest each spring. All three are fade prints rather than screen-printed panels, which means the colour runs through the wash cycle instead of cracking off it.
Sizing runs XS to 3XL, and the drawstring covers the gap
Seven sizes across a range that fits a youth middie and a 6'4" pole out of the same collection. If you're between sizes, take the larger one and pull the drawstring in, because the waistband gives you more adjustment than the leg does. Players who wear shorts over compression usually size up a full step. There's no separate youth cut here yet, so for younger players look at the youth collection instead.
Where they get worn
Summer league, box practice, the drive home, the two months in spring when nobody wants to put trousers on. They layer under nothing and over compression, and the mesh dries fast enough that a wet pair from the morning game is wearable by the afternoon one. Most people pair them with a lacrosse tee and swap to joggers when the temperature drops in fall ball. A snapback finishes the same kit and our hats carry the highest average rating of anything we sell.
Small line, on purpose
Three colorways instead of thirty. We print what we'd wear, in runs small enough that you're not going to see four other people in the same pair at a showcase, and the artwork comes from a rolodex of freelance artists we pick per design rather than a template generator. If you want the wider range, the full lacrosse clothing collection runs to over two hundred pieces, and new drops land through the season.
Eighteen reviews on the shorts, every one of them five stars, part of 1,600-plus reviews across the store. Free shipping over $75, and every pair ships from stock rather than printed to order. If they don't fit, exchanges are straightforward.
