“Pantalones” is Spanish for pants or trousers. On this page, it refers to all types of pants available at Walmart.

• For men: You’ll find options like chinos, cargo pants, work pants, joggers, and golf pants.
• For women: Browse wide-leg styles, linen blends, cargo silhouettes, flared pants, and lounge pants.
• Fit variety: Choices often include slim, regular, relaxed, and baggy fits, with short, regular, or long inseams.

If you’re narrowing your search, it can help to filter by size, fit, fabric, or occasion (work, casual, outdoor). Product pages typically list fabric content, inseam measurements, and care details so you can pick what suits your style and comfort.

Getting a good fit starts with a quick measure and a check of each item’s size chart.

1. Measure your waist: Wrap a soft tape where you wear your pants (often at the natural waist or just below).
2. Measure your hips (if applicable): Around the fullest part, keeping the tape level.
3. Measure your inseam: From the crotch seam to the bottom hem on a pair that fits you well.

• Compare to the item’s size chart: Sizing can vary by style and cut.
• Consider fit and fabric: Slim vs. relaxed fits and fabrics with stretch can change how a size feels.
• Check details and reviews: Rise, leg opening, and customer feedback can offer useful context.

They serve different needs and looks, so it helps to think about where you’ll wear them.

• Chinos: Typically a smooth twill with a clean, streamlined leg. They dress up or down easily for work, dinners, and casual Fridays, and often pair well with button-downs or polos.
• Cargo pants: Utility-focused with multiple pockets and a looser or straight leg. They’re handy for outdoor activities, travel, or jobs where extra storage and durability matter.

Both come in various fits (slim, regular, relaxed) and fabrics (with or without stretch). If you want a polished look, chinos are a versatile pick; for function and comfort with room to move, cargo pants are a practical option.

Dialing in inseam helps your pants break cleanly at the shoe.

1. Measure a favorite pair: Lay them flat and measure from the crotch seam to the hem—use that number as a baseline.
2. Match your shoe choice: Sneakers and flats often work with slightly shorter lengths; boots may need a touch more.
3. Check the product details: Many listings note inseam options (short, regular, long) or exact measurements.

• Style matters: Wide-leg and palazzo pants are usually worn longer, while joggers and cropped cuts sit higher.
• Fine-tuning: Cuffing or light tailoring can adjust the look. Results can vary by fit and fabric, so consider trying on with your usual footwear.

Care can vary by fabric, so always check the garment’s care label first.

• Cotton/twill chinos and cargos: Wash cold with like colors; tumble dry low or hang to help maintain color and shape.
• Linen or linen blends: Gentle cycle, cold water; reshape and air dry to reduce wrinkling.
• Synthetics/active fabrics: Cold wash; avoid high heat and consider skipping fabric softener to help maintain stretch and wicking.
• Fleece and sweats: Turn inside out, wash cold; low heat or air dry to keep them soft.
• Hardware/Velcro: Zip and fasten pockets before washing to prevent snags.

Turning pants inside out and using mild detergent can help preserve color and fabric feel over time.