Pleated Dress Trousers  are a classic that flatters heavier men.

• They're a bit out of style at the moment; choose an understated pair with a single pleat to look more with it.
• They require a cuff for weight to hold the pleat in place.
• They look great in a variety of fabrics from wool  to cotton. 
• Wear them with your other formal pieces, like dress shirts , nice jumpers ,blazers , and brown or black loafers .

Flat-Front Trousers  are the most popular style for trousers at the moment.

• They look great on skinny guys, and tend to make everyone look slimmer, provided they fit correctly.
• They also work in a variety of fabrics, including wool  and cotton .
• Dress them up or down with button-down shirts  or soft sweaters .

Khakis  are a great compromise between work wear and comfort.

• Less formal than dress trousers, but more work-appropriate than jeans.
• Pair with a dress shirt  and loafers for a casual office, trainers  and a smart sport shirt for a hands-on occupation.
• Nice weekend wear, especially in warm seasons.

Jeans  are to the street what suits are to the office; a general uniform and wardrobe staple.

• A variety of choices are to be made here in cut, wash, and style.
• Choose from skinny leg, wide leg, regular, classic, or relaxed fit , low rise, high rise, dark denim, light denim--the list goes on.
• If the choices overwhelm you, wear dark wash  denim in a straight leg  cut. You can't mess that up.

Cargo Trousers  have been popular (and useful) since the late night nineties.

• They're a bit out of fashion currently, but if you have a lot of stuff to carry (and you're not wearing them to work), go for it.
• To avoid looking too sloppy, make sure the trousers aren't too big and don't overstuff the pockets.

Linen  trousers are great in warm weather.

• Confine them to casual wear, because they're going to wrinkle a lot.
• Pair them with other laid back pieces like sandals  and a sport shirt .
• If you live in a hot climate, linen suits  may be nice for work. Just keep them smooth.

Corduroy  trousers are a fun, funky option for cool weather.

• A thin stripe is the easiest to wear and most flattering.
• Mix with other autumnal colours and fabrics (i.e. a forest green sweater).
• No trainers--try loafers  or boots , preferably in brown.

Parachute trousers  are a comfy choice for weekends or travel.

• Hard to wrinkle and rip stop fabric make them a low-maintenance travel staple.
• Great active wear, since they're lightweight and dry quickly.

Zip-Off  trousers are also great for informal travel.

• They can provide multiple clothing options for less packing space.
• They allow speedy adjustment for warm or cool weather.
• They dry quickly.

Leather  trousers are tricky to pull off, but so much fun if you can.

• Don't take the "leather" look too literally; mix and match with pieces from other styles, like preppy (a button-down shirt), intellectual (a velvet  or corduroy blazer ), sporty (a plain white T shirt), etc.
• The easiest match? A crewneck sweater .

• Trousers for the gym should be just that: trousers for the gym. No wearing them to the office or out.
• That said, workout pants ,sweat pants , and exercise pants  are all comfy, move-with-you options for working up a sweat--or, eating crisps on the couch.
• Scrubs, however, do not belong anywhere excepting the bum of a doctor.
• Sizing is usually in a Small, Medium, Large, XL format, but once you have your waist and inseam, you should be able to figure it out.

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