Made with a super soft material, the Phantom Block Party Mosaic 2.5 inches Beachrider Boardshort is comfortable coverage. Whether you're paddling on your board, laying on the beach or running in the sand, you'll be able to move with ease. Fabric & Care Hand wash cold. Law flat to dry. 92% Recycled Polyester/8% Spandex. Phantom technology with 30% stretch. Quick-drying, breathable, four-way stretch material. Details Beachrider fit board shorts. Allover mosaic print. Smocked elastic waistband with tie at side. Contrasting solid binding at sides and leg openings. Back welt pocket with zip closure and solid trim. Solid stripe inset at side. Curved leg openings. Knock-out H icon at front hem. Phantom logo at back side seam. Imported. Sizing & Fit Elastic waistband with side tie for adjustable and comfortable fit. 2.5 inches inseam. About Hurley: Hurley(TM) was born out of a love for the ocean that continues more than three decades later. Bob Hurley founded Hurley Surfboards in 1979 in Costa Mesa, CA. Within a few years, he was shaping boards for some of the world's best surfers. By the 1990s, Bob began to realize that surf culture was intertwined with fashion, music, and art. He sought to capture the ever-changing spirit of the ocean in the company's beach apparel. Bob founded Hurley with the intention of redefining what it meant to be a surf brand. Today, Hurley remains true to its beach roots as one of the leading producers of surf gear, boardshorts, and swimsuits. Hurley's most popular items for both men and women include the "Phantom" and "Puerto Rico" swimwear lines. The company also features rashguards, bags, and other accessories for the avid surfer. But Hurley products are not just for lovers of the water - the brand's apparel takes the spirit of surfing into all facets of life. Hurley features popular lines of t-shirts, hoodies, backpacks, tote bags, hats, pants, and dresses. Despite having become one of the biggest names in surf and swim gear, Hurley remains passionate about the ideals of inclusion, positivity, and freedom of expression that go hand-in-hand with beach culture.