Cargo pants
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Trousers featuring large patch pockets, typically with flaps and pleats, applied to the sides of the legs in addition to standard pockets.
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Capri pants
Fitted trousers cut to end between the knee and ankle, traditionally slightly tapered and associated with mid-20th-century casualwear.
Culottes
Wide-legged trousers cut to resemble a skirt, with each leg constructed as a separate panel joined at a center seam.
Bermuda shorts
Tailored shorts with a hem ending just above the knee, cut with a fitted waist and straight or slightly tapered leg.
Cigarette trousers
Slim, straight-cut trousers that taper slightly toward a cropped or ankle-length hem, offering minimal ease through the leg.
Jogger pants
Trousers cut with a relaxed leg that tapers to an elasticated or ribbed cuff at the ankle, typically paired with an elasticated waistband.
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