Bonobos Men's Pants
Bonobos men's pants come in several size configurations, styles, and colors. They use common materials such as cotton, wool, or blends in both their casual clothing and their dress pants for men. Understanding the most common sizes options, styles, and themes of trousers you can buy may help you in your clothing search.
What are the common styles of men's pants?
Pants for men are available in several styles with most adhering to a particular role or type of fit, like straight and slim. However, you do not need to restrict yourself to a particular style of trousers simply because of how and why they are made. You may prefer the fit and feel of work leggings even in a more casual setting, for example. Some common styles of men's pants include categories such as:
- Straight dress pants with pleated or flat fronts
- Slim, casual pants in materials such as cotton blends or denim
- Khakis or chinos
- Work or cargo trousers
- Jogging or sports bottoms
What colors of men's pants can you buy?
Men's trousers are available in several common colors. Some of these colors are:
- Black
- Brown
- Beige
- Gray
- Green
- Ivory or white
- Multitone colors
What sizes can you choose?
Most trousers for men come in specific measurements and also fall into some broad categories that may help you choose the style that fits your needs and body type. The bottoms sizes for men's trousers can begin at 27 and go up to 42, but general size designations from XS to XL may also be present. Inseams for this type of garment can range from 26 to 38. See manufacturer site for details. If you are shopping for a general style, the most common styles for items of this type include:
- Regular fit jeans
- Slim fit or straight trousers
- Big and tall pants
What material options are there?
Some of the most common materials you'll find in men's trousers include:
- Cotton, including organic cotton and blends
- Corduroy
- Denim
- Flannel
- Wool, fleece, or a wool blend
How do you iron khakis?
Specific instructions for ironing khaki pants can vary, but you can follow these simple steps as a basic guide for how to iron them.
- Turn the khakis inside out and lay one leg flat on an ironing board or hard surface.
- Open the seams and press the iron flat, keeping it centered on the pant's seams.
- Repeat this motion for the inside, outside, and center back seams.
- Pull out the back waist and smooth out the back rise seams.