Ever found yourself confused between cargo, chinos, and culottes? Never again. Let’s break down the types of pants, what they’re called, and how they differ from one another. Especially handy before shopping or doing a closet cleanout.
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Classics
Straight
Basic cut: straight from hip to hem. Always in style, suits everyone.
Slim Fit / Skinny
Form-fitting. Differ in tightness: slim is slightly looser, skinny hugs the legs tightly.
Wide Leg
Flared from the hip. Flow beautifully when walking, visually elongate the silhouette
Flared / Bootcut
Flare out from the knee or higher. A modern take on the ’70s comeback.
Palazzo Pants
Very wide pants made of light fabrics. Look like a skirt — perfect for summer and vacations.
Cropped Styles
Culottes
Cropped wide-leg pants (usually mid-calf), often resemble a skirt.
Capri Pants
Cropped to mid-calf, straight or slightly tapered.
7/8 (Cropped Pants)
Hit just above the ankle. Versatile and look great with heels.
Bermuda Shorts
Long shorts ending just above the knee. A summer staple in office
dress codes.
Sporty & Casual
Joggers
Pants with elastic at the ankle and relaxed fit. Comfy and far beyond just gym wear.
Cargo Pants
Pants with patch pockets. Can be tapered, wide, cropped — a major trend in recent seasons.
Chinos
Cotton trousers, straight or slightly tapered. Casual yet polished.
Tapered / Peg Pants
Roomy at the hips, narrowing at the ankle. Often pleated at the waist. Making a stylish return!
Office & Formal
Tailored Trousers
Perfect for business looks. Add a sharp touch, especially when paired with a blazer.
Pleated Pants
Can be office-ready or casual. Great for adding volume around the hips.
Trendy & Extra
Parachute Pants
Voluminous, with drawstrings and elastic bands. Inspired by the ‘90s and streetwear.
Palazzo-Culotte Hybrid
A combo style: cropped yet super wide. Often seen in summer collections.
