trousers
clothing for the legs and lower body
skinny jeans
jeans or other trousers tailored to fit very close to the body, especially through the legs
stirrup pants
close-fitting tapered pants with bands for the feet
breeches
clothing for legs
Oxford bags
loose-fitting baggy form of trousers favoured by members of the University of Oxford
Hammer pants
modified baggy pants tapered at the ankle with a sagging rise, suitable for hip-hop dancing
go-to-hell pants
type of slacks that have garish colors or patterns
zip-off pants
trousers which can be converted to shorts by unzipping the lower leg pieces
shorts
garment for the lower body ending above the knee
Turkish trousers
traditional Turkish full, baggy trousers gathered at the ankle
hockey pants
type of pants
dolphin shorts
athletic shorts for men or women
divided skirt
skirt with separate legs cut so that when the wearer is standing he division of the two legs is concealed
hip-huggers
low-rise trousers or shorts
dress trousers
long trousers, especially those worn a part of a suit
knickerbockers
full breeches gathered into bands below the knee
military anti-shock trousers
controversial medical device
palazzo trousers
women's trousers with very full legs
parachute pants
type of trousers made of nylon
harem pants
baggy, long pants caught in at the ankle
leather pants
trousers made from leather
low-rise jeans
style of pants
pleated trousers
trousers cut full through the hips and pleated at the waist
capri pants
calf-length trousers
chinos
casual trousers made of chino cloth
Rubber pants
type of undergarments
riding pants
fashion-related item
gymnastic pants
stretch trousers with stirrups, part of men's regulatiion gymnastics competition uniform
jodhpurs
full-hipped riding trousers
Thai fisherman pants
lightweight unisex trousers that are made very wide in the waist and wrapped to fit
cargo pants
loosely cut pants originally designed for tough, outdoor activities, characterized by large bellows pockets on the legs
braccae
form of trousers worn in the Ancient World
tobi trousers
trousers meant to interface with tobi-style (split-toe) boots
bloomers
women's trousers gathered in a ruffle below the knee, similar to the 19th-century undergarment
pedal pushers
calf-length women's trousers, often cuffed
rain pants
waterproof or water-resistant pants
overalls
trousers with attached bib and shoulder straps
pantaloons
close-fitting trousers, especially those with a strap under the foot, as worn in the early 19th century
jeans
trousers often made from denim or dungaree cloth
phat pants
style of pants
trews
traditional Celtic tightly-fit footed trousers, often of tartan; also trousers worn with the uniform of Highland regiments or for Highland dance
yoga pants
non-binding stretch pants originally worn as athletic or leisurewear
pyjama
Indian long pants type
flares
trousers cut wider at the ankle than the knees
fall-front trousers
trousers with a flap over a front opening, usually buttoning on both sides
Formal trousers
trousers for formal day attire
chainsaw safety trousers
protective clothing for working with a chainsaw
drawstring pants
type of garment