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Men's Bootcut Pants
Everything that makes a bootcut happens below the knee. The leg runs close through the thigh, then releases from the knee down so the hem falls over a boot shaft rather than catching on it. That release shows up in the leg opening: roughly 18 to 20 inches around, against about 16 to 17 on a straight leg. Subtle versions barely announce themselves; wider cuts push toward a flare.
Above the knee the fits diverge. Slim-seat bootcuts hold the hip close, relaxed cuts leave room through the seat and thigh, and rises run from low to the natural waist. Denim carries most of the category in rigid and stretch weights; wool suiting, corduroy, twill and lighter summer weaves handle the rest, with hems finished plain or left long enough to break over a boot.
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