Pants are the turned-up margin of trouser bottoms. This feature serves the basic purpose of protecting pants from fraying or any other kind of damage from wet and muddy conditions.

Although King Edward VII is considered the originator of the traditional pants in the 1890s, they became an American standard in the early 20th century.

Since then,  pants remain a mark of quality in bespoke tailored pants as well as off-the-rack pants.

They should be regarded as a stylish embellishment to a properly fitted pair of pants, but also as a helpful tool in accentuating individual features.

Remember,  pants are definitely considered the dressier option when wearing a standard suit or the odd trouser, but they are not to appear on black-tie tuxedo pants.

Men’s Pants Fashion