Bermuda jogger for men
History
A must-have garment for the summer season, thanks to its comfort and versatility, the Bermuda jogger for men takes its name from the British archipelago of Bermuda and originated in the early 20th century.
This type of shorts was invented by Mr. Nathaniel Coxon,
owner of a tea house on the archipelago, to address a rebellion among
his employees due to the excessive heat they experienced at work. This
innovation then inspired Admiral Berridge of the British Navy at the
time, who made them their uniform during tropical expeditions.
In the 1950s, this garment remained primarily associated with sports
and casual activities. It was only in the 1960s and 1970s that it
started being worn for other occasions.
Mason's Bermuda jogger for men
For this type of men's shorts in the Spring-Summer collection, Mason's offers 3 types of variations: chino Bermudas, cargo Bermudas, and jogger Bermudas.
Jogger Bermudas
Mason's jogger Bermudas are a blend of simple sports shorts and classic Bermudas. These sporty shorts for men are made from lightweight, eco-friendly, andbreathable materials such as nylon-cotton, jersey, and Tencel, offering comfort and excellent performance.
The jogger Bermuda models presented by Mason's for this season are: Chile Sport City, the limited edition George, and Chile Athleisure.
While Chile Sport City and George are characterized by the absence of a
button and an elastic waistband with a drawstring, Chile Athleisure has
a more sophisticated cut but with sporty details such as a drawstring
at the waist, pockets of various sizes, and a fluorescent zipper pull.
Pairings
All models of jogger Bermudas can be paired with patterned
polo shirts or tie-dye t-shirts from Mason's summer line to create
perfect and trendy leisure outfits.
