Men's Swimwear

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Read More Men's Swimwear: Boardshorts and Trunks You Can Wear All Day A flannel company making swim shorts sounds backwards until you hear where we're from. Tempe summers can hold at 110°F for weeks, and the guys working through them spend their days off on a lake, a boat, or anywhere they can get near the water. Swimwear really wasn't much of a leap for us. So our men's swimwear gets the same treatment as the rest of the brand. Every pattern is drawn in-house, and every run is limited, so you aren't showing up in the same navy swim trunks as the other six guys on the boat. The fit gets the same attention, too, sitting where you want it whether you're in the water or three hours past it. What's Built Into Our Men's Boarshorts and Trunks? Whatever pattern you pick, every pair gets the same construction: Two lengths: Our 21-inch boardshorts hit at or just above the knee, while the 7-inch swim shorts sit higher on the thigh. Neither is designed to ride up or hang awkwardly past the knee. Quick-dry, four-way stretch fabric: Lightweight, flexible, and made to move with you without staying waterlogged once you're back on land. Net stretch fly with a laced front closure: Set the drawstring where you want it through the Dixxon-branded eyelets and aglets, and it stays there. Between sizes? Check the size guide for exact measurements. Secure storage: A rear Velcro pocket with a key keeper gives you a place for the small stuff, while a heat-seamed side zipper pocket keeps keys and cards where they belong. Patterns from our flannel design work: Most swim patterns look like they were designed for a beach towel. Ours come out of the same studio as our flannels , so you'll see the same plaids, colors, and attitude you'd expect from us in October. Which Boardshorts Length Should You Get? Both lengths are built to swim. The difference is how much coverage you want and where you like your shorts to sit. 21-inch Boardshorts 7-inch Swim Shorts Where they land At or just above the knee