Chino, Khaki, Pleated, Dress Pant, Lifter, wtf is the difference?

[FleshLight]

<-Sucks at pants.

 

[Riceball]

Ask a sales associate or brigden

 

[b0mbrman]

Well pleated is easy. It's got more fabric around the legs that has to be pleated once it gets up to the waist...makes for a roomier fit

The rest are just different styles that might vary by manufacturer

 

[Kipper]

Chino - traditional British officer's pant. These are your average slacks: think Dockers. Otherwise referred to as "khakis," since those are the most common color, arguably.
Khaki - see above.
Pleated - meaning the pants have small pleats (perhaps best equivocated to purposefully made creases in the fabric) in the front. There are usually two of these on either side.
Dress Pants - these you would usually wear with suits, they will probably be dark or pinstriped in color, probably made of wool in either Navy, Grey, or Black

Hint: go shopping at either J. Crew or Banana Republic and you should be set.

 

[vtecluder]

If only u had spent less time using this

FleshLight

and more time wearing pants