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by davoomac on October 13th, 2006

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What are the differences between pants, pantaloons, and trousers?

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  • by tt010101 on October 13th, 2006

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    Essentially... pantaloons are an old form of pants. Well, pants and trousers are usually the same thing, except 'trousers' calls to mind proper, long-legged pants, whereas the actual word 'pants' is a lot more general, meaning basically any clothing that can be worn on the legs.

    'Pants' is a shortening of 'Pantaloons'. Pantaloons are usually more vintage.
    Pants are usually a general term.
    Trousers are usually long-legged but can also be general.

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