Men's Chino Cargo Pants

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Fabric Type: 98% Cotton, 2% Elastic Fiber Care Instructions: Machine Wash Origin: Imported Closure Type: Drawstring

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[Breathable Material]: The pants are made of 98% cotton, which is more breathable and softer. The 2% elastic fiber provides a twill casual design with high elasticity, offering great flexibility and sports comfort for daily wear.

[Sports Design]: To enhance the comfort for sports activities, these tapered sports pants are crafted from micro-elastic fabrics. The waist can be adjusted with a long drawstring, and the front and back pockets feature a three-dimensional leather label design.

[Reinforced Pockets]: The sports casual pants design includes 2 pockets on the front and 2 on the back, with reinforced treatment for added durability.

[Multiple Occasions]: These jogging pants can be worn for training, track and field, gym, exercise, running, bodybuilding, weightlifting, basketball, work, outdoor sports, or any other daily life and work activities.

[Note]: The actual color may vary slightly from the picture due to differences in computer display settings.

What Are Chinos?

Chino is a Spanish word that has become synonymous with "khakis" when describing a type of pants. The term migrated to the English language when strong cotton fabric pants were used as part of military uniforms in both the UK and the US. The khaki color became popular in the UK in the mid-19th century, and American soldiers started wearing khakis as part of their standard military wear.

The modern chino is a simple design with a straight waist, no pleats, and a tapered leg. The fabric is durable yet light, suitable for wear in warm conditions while providing adequate coverage. The popularity of khakis as everyday pants declined with the growing trend towards more casual clothing, but they are still worn for informal events and by students in private schools.

Over time, the design styles of chinos have evolved, and both men and women can now wear a variety of chino options. The 1950s are considered the highpoint of chino popularity, when most schoolboys and college men wore these pants.

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