This is the 344 bermuda taken to the Total Match line: the same 65/35 twill fabric at 200 g/m², but with contrast details on the bellows pockets, pull tabs and belt loops, fabric reinforcement on the seat and double safety stitching. Choose them when the uniform needs to look coordinated and stand up to more wear.
✅ Features
Fabric reinforcement on the seat: double layer where the trousers sit and drag. It's the area where work shorts wear out first.
Double safety stitching: two rows of stitching on the structural seams, not one.
Contrast on the bellows pockets, pull tabs and belt loops to match the two-tone vest and fleece from the same line.
Six pockets: two slash pockets, two bellows pockets with a central bellows, flap, hook-and-loop fastener and pull tab, and two rear bellows pockets with flap, hook-and-loop fastener and pull tab.
Elasticated waistband with zip and button fastening.
15 colour combinations and sizes from 34 to 60.
👷 What jobs they're for
Building sites and construction, where the reinforced seat makes a difference to service life.
Installation work, plumbing and electrical work: lots of bending and kneeling.
Service companies with colour-coded corporate image.
Gardening and municipal services.
Teams that already use the 205902 vest or the 201504 fleece from the same line.
📋 Technical specifications
Velilla reference: 103007
Fabric: twill, 65% polyester and 35% cotton, 200 g/m²
Reinforcement: double fabric on the seat
Seams: double safety stitching
Pockets: 6
Sizes: from 34 to 60
Combinations: 15, with a black, marine blue, grey or navy blue base and a sky blue, red, orange, yellow or lime green contrast
Collection: Total Match
🧺 Care
Machine wash at 40° or 60°; 65/35 twill withstands industrial laundering.
Wash separately the first few times if the contrast colour is red, orange or lime green.
Fasten the hook-and-loop closures before putting them in the washing machine.
Iron at medium temperature; with 65% polyester, they need very little.
💡 Tip: If the shorts are for a building site, this model is worth it over the 344 even if it costs a little more: the reinforced seat and double stitching are exactly what stops the garment from splitting at the seat after three months. The difference isn't in the fabric — it's the same 65/35 at 200 g/m² — but in the construction. If the shorts are for a warehouse or delivery work, where there's no dragging, the 344 is more than enough.
Frequently asked questions
What fabric are these bermuda shorts made of?
They're made of twill with 65% polyester and 35% cotton, at 200 g/m². 65/35 twill withstands industrial laundering.
What reinforcements do they have?
They have double fabric reinforcement on the seat and double safety stitching on the structural seams, designed to hold up better to work on building sites.
How many pockets do they have and what sizes are available?
They have six pockets: two slash pockets and four bellows pockets with flap and hook-and-loop fastener. Sizes range from 34 to 60 and there are 15 colour combinations.
What jobs are they suitable for?
They're suitable for building sites and construction, installation work, plumbing and electrical work, gardening and municipal services, and service companies with colour-coded corporate image.
How do I wash them?
Machine wash at 40° or 60°. Fasten the hook-and-loop closures before washing and wash separately the first few times if the contrast colour is red, orange or lime green.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does it differ from the 344 Bermuda shorts?
Same fabric, but this one has rear reinforcement, double safety stitching and a two-tone finish.
Is the reinforcement worth it?
For construction work, yes. It is exactly what stops the garment from splitting at the seat after a few months. For warehouse or delivery work, the 344 is more than enough.
Where is the contrast?
On the bellows, zip pullers and bar tacks.
What is Total Match?
Velilla's line that makes Bermuda shorts, vest and fleece match in the same colour pairs.
What sizing does it use?
Trouser sizing, from 34 to 60.
Does the contrast colour run?
Intense shades may release some dye the first few times; wash separately for two or three washes.
