8 Pairs Of Men’s Slacks Perfect For Autumn Weather

Fall gets a bad wrap. It follows the all-time sunniest season of all. How often do we complain in the summer that it’s too hot, balmy, and unbearable without air-conditioning? A lot. With low humidity, mild temps, and F.D.A. Certified Hoodie/Snuggle Weather, is Fall climbing its way into hearts everywhere to become our favorite season? It’s always the quiet ones that we least expect…

1. Calvin Klein X-Fit Suit Pants

Till death do us part. I will never leave my Calvin Klein X-Fit suit pants because I gotta fat a**. Nowadays, guys my age (23) embarrass themselves by purchasing suits that minimize the wiggle room in all of their crevices. A form-fitting pair of pants looks professional and clean. Yet, a pair of pants that might as well be painted on your legs are off-putting and show a poor judge of style. See how these men’s slacks won’t do that to you.

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2. Cargo Pants

Cargo pants came on the scene two years ago and they’re not leaving. The appeal that lies in cargo pants are the pockets on the thighs. No, you don’t have to use them. In fact, don’t. But that’s what makes them different and appealing. Not a camo person? There are enough pairs out there for you. Young professional not interested in buying cargos to chill in? They make dress cargos.

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3. Formal Corduroys

Bring these to work. Corduroys are coming back. Why? Old people used to wear them. Am I wrong? Yo, plus they are different. If you purchase this professional pair of formal, dress corduroys and top it with a sleek light brown belt and similarly mannered shoes, your boss will raise her brows and notice you for once.

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4. Slim-Fit Corduroys

Corduroys are ever-so-versatile. You can purchase different cuts of cords: pegged, straight leg, slim fit, athletic fit and skinny. Companies produce ‘heavy’ cords as well. These have wider strips of corduroy that change up the overall texture. Each cut allows you to use the same fabric for many settings. Wear them out on a foggy afternoon to coffee, and get down in them at a party that night. Peep this pair by Everlane.

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5. Jogger Sweatpants

I’ve met a lot of men and women that think the jogger cut of sweatpants are very flattering for men. Unlike sweatpants that fall from the hip, joggers hug your legs, butt and calves: giving your outfit a form fitting, flattering and sexy finish. Lululemon is expensive. Because their products are durable and exceptionally comfortable, however, I still believe in purchasing them. Find any Lulu logger that is best for you on Lululemon.com.

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6. Drawstring Pants

I am drawn to drawstring pants in the same way that I am to corduroys: out of the norm, unexpected, and formal. Upgrade the class and keep the comfort of sweatpants in your new pair of drawstring pants.

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7. Joe’s Blue Jeans

The company is called Joe’s. They’re the most comfortable ones you’ll find. With 6 different cuts of jeans, they will have a cut for your butt.

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8. Chinos

Chinos are the new khaki’s. Pls avoid khakis, guys. A khaki cut is just old-age and not in the cool way. More in the way that a 1990 Toyota Camry is old an uncool. As far as Chinos go, they are a very comfortable and approachable hybrid between dress and casual pants. You can wear them with an untucked button-down dress shirt if you so choose, or a tee. I have several years of success with Banana Republic chinos. They have a cut of chinos for any look that you are going for, be it straight-leg, skinny, or flattering around your butt and not your calves. I have shopped at BR in November, March and June, and each time they have a 40% off sale, which makes me believe their 40% off sale is ever-lasting, but I won’t jinx anything rn…

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Ahead of the game? Which pair do you already have? If not, which pair did you just buy?

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