From the DB Racing Series
Built on the theme “I Can’t Choose. Gather, favourites!”, this series expresses children’s dream worlds and beloved motifs in Double B’s unique, humorous style. From the car-and-motorbike DB Racing series, these convertible pants are handy through the long, hot summer and into early autumn. With a wide racing-series lineup, they’re great for link coordinates too.
Design Highlights:
- Convertible 2-way design — a knee-above zip removes the lower legs to adjust to the temperature
- Cropped (5/10) length when worn as shorts
- Contact-cooling fabric — a refreshingly cool, comfortable feel against the skin
- Water-repellent finish
- Slightly wide silhouette — considered for comfort against the skin and easy styling
- Stretch nylon — with a smooth, dry touch
- Full elastic waistband with adjuster for a comfortable, customisable fit
- 4 pockets — front both sides, rear both sides
Water-repellent (WATER REPELLENT) fabric:
- Does not guarantee complete protection against water penetration
- The effect will inevitably diminish with repeated wear and washing
About the DB Racing Series
Cars and motorbikes take the stage in a series built around children’s favourite things, rendered in Double B’s playful, humorous style.
Details & Specifications:
Item Number – 63-3210-146
Fabric – Stretch Nylon Taffeta — 85% Nylon, 15% Polyurethane
Front Pockets & Flaps – Nylon Taffeta — 100% Nylon
Features – Contact-cooling, water-repellent, zip-off 2-way (5/10 length as shorts)
Waist – Full elastic with adjuster
Pockets – Front both sides, rear both sides
Colour – Charcoal Grey
Country of Origin – Vietnam
Zip-off 2-way design with cooling, water-ready fabric — racing-style pants for summer into autumn.
Size Guide
| Size | Rise | Inseam |
|---|---|---|
| 80 | 20 cm | 23.5 cm |
| 90 | 21 cm | 29.5 cm |
| 100 | 20 cm | 38 cm |
| 110 | 21 cm | 44 cm |
| 120 | 22 cm | 51 cm |
| 130 | 23 cm | 57 cm |
| 140 | 24 cm | 63 cm |
| 150 | 25 cm | 69 cm |
Measurements are approximate and may vary slightly from the actual product.




































