Colocaciones con "pants"

the trouser part of a two-piece pajama set

trousers worn for jogging or casual wear

Trousers with a camouflage pattern.

Trousers made of denim (more common in AmE).

Trousers that are held up by a drawstring at the waist.

Trousers that are wide and not tight on the legs.

describes pants with a pattern of stripes

Describes loose-fitting pants, a common term in American English.

Trousers that become wider from the knees downwards, a general term.

Refers to pants that are designed to sit low on the hips rather than at the natural waist.

Used to describe two or more things that have the same colour, pattern, or style and therefore look attractive together.

The trousers that are part of a tuxedo.

Describes pants with a pattern of intersecting horizontal and vertical bands in multiple colours, often associated with Scottish heritage.

pants that are torn, usually referring to trousers

describes pants that fit very closely to the body

to unfasten the button or zip of pants

A belt worn with pants.

Refers to formal trousers, suitable for special occasions.

Refers to trousers made from polyester fabric.

the lower part of a suit, trousers

Garment for the lower body made from corduroy fabric; 'pants' is the common term in American English.

Refers to trousers featuring a pattern of very thin vertical stripes, often worn as part of a formal or business outfit.

A type of trousers with folds of cloth at the waist.