What is difference between Slack vs Pants
In American English, pants is the broad term for garments worn from the waist down with a separate section for each leg. Jeans, chinos, and dress pants are all types of pants.
Slacks usually means tailored trousers with a dressier appearance than jeans. They can work for an office or a social occasion, depending on the fabric and styling. The word is normally plural: slacks.
To be more concise, Slack means loose-fitting pants, with an implication of informal wear.
All slacks are pants, but not all pants are slacks. If you are shopping for a polished outfit, look for dress pants or slacks and check the fit, fabric, and dress code.
That's it. Nothing ambiguous. And feel free to use "Slack" in the same way as "Pants" from now on.
9 comments
Do you offer any light gray suits with loose fitting slacks or purple three pieces single breasted
Robert Mitchell
Yes
GARFON JUNG
I just found your website outlet Thanks.
Alvin P
what use to call a portly suit, ia m a 50 portly suit, 46 inch waist, 5 ft 10inch tall reg 50 suit to tight, a 52 suit to big can u help
lou
I’m 5’5 with 46 waist. Do you have pants that would fit me?
Don
Love the way the suits look
Charles Williams
Women wear pantsuits… pantyhose… panties… see the trend?
Men wear trousers.
Pete
thanks a lot, because I thought wearing ( jeans) I Was wearing pants..!
Wearing dress pants 👖 I thought I was wearing Slacks .
Douglas
Do you offer any white suits with loose fitting slacks hopefully double breasted
Phillip Roberts
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