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omarengteacher
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help please!
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How do you call the pants the girl is wearing? I mean, for the lenght they have. I can say "jeans", but I need something more specific. I found "knee pants" on the web, but the knee pants look as lycra material. And in addition, does anybody has a printable with kinds of pants? (baggy, knee pants, etc). Thanks in advance
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31 May 2014
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ueslteacher
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I �d call them denim breeches though they have to be fastened below the knee.
If they weren�t made of denim, I would call them tailored shorts... Then there�re also capri pants but they go way down below the knee.... Maybe slim fit denim shorts?
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31 May 2014
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sarasantos
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Hi!
Maybe this can be helpful:
Cheers |
31 May 2014
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omarengteacher
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That �s why I love this page. Just a moment and 3 great answers. Thanks for this!!! |
31 May 2014
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Jayho
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In the land of Oz we call them shorts. To be more specific, knee length shorts.
You can see examples from American websites here:
and
Cheers
Jayho
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31 May 2014
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Hecasto
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In England we might call them pedal pushers! |
1 Jun 2014
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cunliffe
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Knee length shorts/jeans. |
1 Jun 2014
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EstherLee76
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I use the word "capri" pants and I have seen them advertised as such down here in Peru. |
1 Jun 2014
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FrauSue
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I agree with capri pants or pedal pushers. You could be more specific and say denim capris / denim pedal pushers if you would like to. (In UK English, anyway.) |
1 Jun 2014
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