TROUSERS

Types of Trousers

1. Chinos – Smart-casual, lightweight, usually made from cotton.
2. Jeans – Denim trousers, available in various fits like skinny, slim, and straight.
3. Dress Trousers (Slacks) – Formal or semi-formal pants, often wool or polyester.
4. Cargo Pants – Loose-fit, multiple pockets, rugged cotton or ripstop fabric.
5. Joggers – Casual, elasticated waistband and cuffs, usually made of cotton or polyester blends.
6. Corduroy Pants – Made from corduroy fabric with vertical ridges (wales).
7. Linen Trousers – Lightweight and breathable, perfect for warm weather.
8. Pleated Trousers – Feature front pleats, common in formal wear.
9. High-Waisted Trousers – Waist sits higher than usual, giving a vintage or stylish look.
10. Cropped Trousers – Shorter length, stopping above the ankle.

Common Trouser Materials

1. Cotton – Soft, breathable, used in chinos and casual trousers.
2. Denim – Durable, thick cotton fabric, mainly for jeans.
3. Wool – Used in formal and winter trousers, warm and elegant.
4. Linen – Lightweight and breathable, great for summer.
5. Polyester – Synthetic, wrinkle-resistant, common in dress pants.
6. Corduroy – Ribbed cotton fabric, warm and textured.
7. Leather/Faux Leather – Edgy, stylish, less common but trendy.
8. Twill – A tightly woven fabric, often used in workwear and chinos.

Styles & Fits

1. Skinny Fit – Tight throughout the leg.
2. Slim Fit – Slightly relaxed but still fitted.
3. Straight Fit – Same width from thigh to ankle.
4. Tapered Fit – Looser at the thigh, narrows towards the ankle.
5. Relaxed Fit – Loose throughout for comfort.
6. Bootcut – Slight flare at the ankle to accommodate boots.
7. Wide-Leg – Loose and flowing for a relaxed look.
8. Flared – Fitted at the thighs, widening towards the bottom (retro look).
9. Cropped – Shorter length, sits above the ankle.

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