Pacsun exclusive! The Angel Track Sweat Shorts from The Mayfair Group are your new go-to for laid-back, vintage-inspired style. These high-waisted shorts feature a 5" inseam, lightweight cotton fabrication, and bold yellow 'Angel Track' graphics overlapping the front pocket, making them perfect for everyday wear during the warmer months.
The Mayfair Group is a lifestyle brand dedicated to creating an uplifting digital space through empowering apparel and feel-good content. Known for its bold messaging and inclusive community, it uses fashion as a catalyst for conversations around mental health, empathy, and self-expression. With initiatives like free virtual therapy sessions and collaborations with mental health organizations, The Mayfair Group is committed to making everyone feel seen, heard, and valued.
Overall rating: 1.5 / 5 from 2 reviews.
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"I'm sad to leave this review because I am Mayfair groups #1 fan, their crewnecks are worth EVERY penny. They're so thick, comfy, I have about 6 of them! This was my first time getting shorts and they feel really cheap and itchy. Not even worth the sale price."
"I like the length and fit of the shorts. I got the s/m and they fit great. Not too long but not as short as most of my sweat pant type shorts. I’m 5’9, with pretty long legs though so these might be too long on the shorties out there. I typically wear a 6/27 in jeans for reference. The quality is not what I expected. The fabric feels cheap, like a bad buy from Amazon. Says 75% cotton, 25 % polyester but it feels 100% polyester. I had high expectations expecting these to be soft and fluffy from all the reviews I watched for the Mayfair brand. These also don’t seem to fit with the oversized theme of the brand. I typically wear a small or medium in sweats/sweat shorts and these fit like normal. I got the hoodie too and found it to be cheap feeling with a relaxed cut, but not oversized. Oh! And the color is not like the faded blue shown on the outdoor model pics. It’s a deeper, richer blue like on the model pics where you can’t see her face. The darker blue actually looks cheaper compared to the edited images. Really crappy move to edit the photo shoot and adjust the color saturation."
