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• How to organize your pants with this $12 hanger: Whitmor hanger review - Business Insider
• The Todd Snyder 2019 Pants Collection Has Something for Every Guy - Men's Journal
• Spring Pants Are Here to Make Your Life Cuter and More Comfortable - STYLECASTER
• Take off your pants and run, carjacker tells victim in St. Louis robbery - STLtoday.com
• Are Proof's Nomad Pants the Perfect All-Purpose Chinos? - Inverse

How to organize your pants with this $12 hanger: Whitmor hanger review - Business Insider Posted: 18 Mar 2019 07:39 AM PDT Insider Picks writes about products and services to help you navigate when shopping online. Insider, Inc. receives a commission from our affiliate partners when you buy through our links, but our reporting and recommendations are always independent and objective. Living in a cozy and quaint apartment in Brooklyn (that's real estate agent-speak for "shockingly small"), I feel like I spend every other weekend reorganizing my room and trying to figure out how to make more efficient use of my space. My joke of a closet is a constant source of pain for me, particularly because I have many pairs of bulky pants and nowhere to put them. I'm used to folding my pants, but over time I realized the folded stacks were taking up too much space. With the design of my room and closet, it makes more sense to hang clothes instead of fold and stack them. I took to Amazon to find affordable and effective solutions to my pant predicament and landed on the Whitmor Swing Arm Slack Hanger ($11.99), which had more than 500 five-star reviews. A mere $12 to end the recurring misery of picking up toppled-over stacks of jeans? I'll take two. Read more: The best closet and drawer organizers you can buy Amazon I decided to designate a group of jeans and casual pants to these two hangers. Each chrome steel hanger measures 16" x 17.5" and has four arms that swing out to allow you to put on and take out your pants. The arms are coated in vinyl to prevent your pants from slipping off. According to the product description, each arm (plus the bottom rod of the hanger) is meant for one pair of pants — five pairs total per hanger. But always one to test the limits and challenge the status quo, I ultimately squeezed eight to nine pairs per hanger. Here's what 17 pairs of pants look like on the Whitmor hangers: Each hanger takes up about the same amount of space as a coat. Connie Chen/Business Insider The main drawback of putting this many pairs of pants, especially jeans, on one hanger is that it can get heavy, but I personally don't mind the weight since it's allowed me to take advantage of the vertical hanging space in my closet. I've had these hangers for almost a year and they've held up reliably well the entire time. When I want to wear a pair of pants, I take the hanger off the rod, lay it on my bed, and swing out the appropriate arm. If I'm lazy, I just yank a pair out while it's still hanging in my closet. Either way, I can quickly identify and pull out the pants I want with minimal disturbance to the other pants or the rest of my closet. The other nice thing about these hangers is they allow you to easily organize pants by function, color, or any other category you'd like. It's more mentally efficient, but also visually satisfying to have your clothes organized this way. Though their name says they're for pants, you can also use them in other creative ways, like to hang scarves or craft supplies. If your pants often end up in mountainous piles or take up too much space folded up, use the Whitmor Slack Hanger to streamline the clutter. This durable and effective way to tidy up my pants has made me less stressed about the state of my closet, and it only costs $12. Get the Whitmor Swing Arm Slack Hanger for $11.99 at Amazon here Shop all closet organization solutions from Whitmor at Amazon here

The Todd Snyder 2019 Pants Collection Has Something for Every Guy - Men's Journal Posted: 18 Mar 2019 11:05 AM PDT Men's Journal aims to feature only the best products and services. We update when possible, but deals expire and prices can change. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Questions? Reach us at shop@mensjournal.com. Spring apparel is starting to roll out, and one of our most anticipated releases has now dropped. The Todd Snyder 2019 Pants collection has hit stores, and we couldn't be more psyched. From Japanese Selvedge Denim jeans to Italian Stretch corduroy, Todd Snyder's 2019 Pants collection has something for every guy. Whether you're a guy who likes to look sharp, a casual dresser for whom comfort comes first, or (like most of us) fall somewhere in between and enjoy a bit of both, Todd's new collection of bottoms has something for everyone. Timex and Todd Snyder Team Up Again for a Military-inspired Watch Known for its everyday comfort and impeccable tailoring, Todd Snyder's spring pant program emphasizes fresh silhouettes, novelty fabrications, and statement hues like faded rose and deep, deep green. Here are six of our favorites from the new spring line. Get It: Check out the full selection of Todd Snyder 2019 Pants Collection.

Spring Pants Are Here to Make Your Life Cuter and More Comfortable - STYLECASTER Posted: 18 Mar 2019 07:14 AM PDT Scroll To See More Images One secret of spring/summer shopping? Spring pants are as vital as any other seasonal necessity. I know it might seem strange to stock up on something that feels so wintry, tailored and polished during the most vibrant months of the year; spring is about warmth, flowy silhouettes and breezy attitudes—not carefully cut trousers that restrict us every time we try to move. But pants are more versatile than we give them credit for. And they're also way more warm weather-friendly than we're apt to acknowledge. My life changed for the better in 2015, when I decided to fill my summer internship wardrobe with flowy pants. I'd previously opted for dresses and skirts, but anyone who's done the same knows you can only buy so many of those before your wardrobe feels filled with one-off pieces you can't pair with anything else. Shorts are an obvious no-no in an office setting (even a more casual, fashion-focused magazine one), and jeans are ill-fit for New York City's humid summers. Pants were my only option, and they turned out to be the MVP of my closet—both during those three months, and for years to come. Spring pants and summer pants, alike, are flexible in every possible way; they play well with basically any top you own, they're easily dressed up or down and they're often cozy enough to sleep in. They'll take you anywhere, and they'll infuse your wardrobe with vitality. So tell me again why spring dresses are the move and spring pants aren't? 1. Dara Pleated High-Rise Trouser, $64 at Urban Outfitters These are at the top of my spring wishlist. I've never seen a tailored trouser that a) looked this comfortable and b) looked like it'd pair exceptionally with sandals. 2. Casey Kick Flare Pant, $39 at Urban Outfitters Because no spring wardrobe is complete without a little (OK, a lot of) gingham. 3. Berry Bomb Bell Pants, $228 at Free People Comfy enough to serve as pajama pants. Cute enough to take you to the bar. 4. Lost+ Wander Cactus Bloom Wide-Leg Pants, $95 at Lulus I mean, "spring green" literally has "spring" in the name. 5. Buttoned High-Waisted Pants, $49.90 at Zara Tailored trousers so fun you won't resist them. Because really, how could you? 6. Pink Velvet Flare Pant, $49 at Urban Outfitters Freshen up your night-out wardrobe with velvet bell-bottoms. 7. Tuck-Hem Wide-Leg Trousers, $80 at Topshop These white pants are sure to pair just as well with your lightest-weight spring tops as they would with your winter sweaters (because it's still cold out there, folks). 8. Every Day I'm Rufflin' Cropped Pants, $43 at Lulus Um, is anyone else as positive as I am that these would be perfect for date night? 9. BDG Pink Soft Utility Pant, $79 at Urban Outfitters Say what you will about cargo pants, but this hot pink take on the trend is welcome in my wardrobe any time. 10. Jai Wide-Leg Pants, $300 at Free People Basically as breezy as a skirt—except you won't be worried about wind-induced wardrobe malfunctions. 11. Tie-Dye Utility Pant, $148 at Free People Tie-dye is coming in hot this spring, and I'm stocking up on every possible iteration. 12. By the Shore Culotte Pants, $52 at Lulus There are few things I love as much as a vibrant culotte pant—especially one that comes with a matching top. Spring pastels are officially available in trendy cargo pant form. 14. One Palermo Long-Sleeve Set, $198 at Free People So lounge-worthy you'll never want to take them off. 15. Clean Crop Flare Pants, $78 at Free People A fresh new way to get your spring florals on. 16. Cotton Twill Culottes, $89 at & Other Stories Because cotton feels more spring-friendly—and office-appropriate—than denim. 17. The Janis Printed Bells, $145 at Free People Be the trendy hippie style star you wish to see in the world. 18. Straight-Leg Skate Pant, $56 at ASOS Yes, these mint pants come with suspenders—because spring overalls are on the menu, too. 19. Maui Moments Satin Wide-Leg Pants, $49 at Lulus Another date night-friendly pick. 20. Velvet Cuffed Pants, $89 at & Other Stories Look, velvet might become a liability once warm weather sets in. But it's still chilly—and I'm eyeing these, hard. 21. Beachy Keen Swim Cover-Up Pants, $44 at Lulus These are branded as a swim cover-up, but I'll probably wear them everywhere once the weather warms up. 22. Rolla's East Coast Cord Flare Pants, $99 at Free People Can you tell I have a thing for textured flares? My go-to spring look will be pretty formulaic: First, I'll slip into some trendy trousers—then I'll throw on my favorite T-shirt. Comfy-chic outfit assembled. 24. Tomas Coral Striped Culotte Pants, $95 at Lulus These culottes are so vibrant, they're sure to keep you smiling—even if the temperature drops below 30 again. 25. Ruffled Knit Pants, $69.90 at Zara A power move in a single pair of pants. 26. One Aloha Printed Wide-Leg Pants, $128 at Free People Flowy pants are just as breezy as maxi dresses and skirts—so just, give 'em a shot, OK? 27. Sleek Stride Satin Wide-Leg Pants, $46 at Lulus Because wide-leg pants don't have to feel bohemian. Mine, mine, mine. 29. Charm and Finesse Satin Paper Bag-Waist Pants, $50 at Lulus A no-fail silhouette sure to pair magnificently with your favorite silky tanks. 30. Golden Hour Pants, $109 at Free People A more subtle take on spring florals. 31. Ashley Nylon Jogger Pant, $39 at Urban Outfitters Perfect for day-to-day wear—and festival use—alike. 32. Wide Striped Pants, $85 at & Other Stories Millennial pink stripes are all but guaranteed to make your spring more delightful. 33. Duo Snap Button Corduroy Culottes, $89 at & Other Stories Because wide-leg crop season is back, baby. 34. Embroidered Tiered Pants, $168 at Free People Pretty sure these pants play well with anything. 35. High-Waisted Twill Pants, $79 at & Other Stories Yet another high-waisted crop iteration to add to your repertoire. 36. Ready for Rib Jogger, $68 at Free People Half jogger, half cargo—all comfort. 37. Pull-On Corduroy Flare, $78 at Free People More flare cords, because I have a problem, OK?! 38. Stripe Plisse Trousers, $55 at Topshop I own a pair of pants just like this, and I can personally attest to their versatility: They're comfy, office-appropriate and fit for wear during any season. 39. Webber Tie-Front Wide-Leg Pants, $72 at Lulus Dressy enough to wear to a fancy dinner. Versatile enough to dress down for day-to-day wear. Our mission at STYLECASTER is to bring style to the people, and we only feature products we think you'll love as much as we do. Please note that if you purchase something by clicking on a link within this story, we may receive a small commission of the sale.

Take off your pants and run, carjacker tells victim in St. Louis robbery - STLtoday.com Posted: 18 Mar 2019 12:45 PM PDT ST. LOUIS • A man was forced to take off his pants and run away by a gunman who then apparently used the keys from the pants pocket to steal the victim's vehicle, police said. It happened late Sunday morning in the 4300 block of Nebraska Avenue, in the city's Mount Pleasant neighborhood.  The victim told police he was outside a friend's home about 11:20 a.m. when a man walked up with a gun and told the victim to take off his pants. After the victim did so, the gunman told him to run. When the victim returned a short time later, his vehicle was gone. His keys had been in the pants, police said. The investigation is ongoing. Authorities asked anyone with information to contact CrimeStoppers online or at 1-866-371-8477. Tipsters can remain anonymous and may be eligible for a reward.

Are Proof's Nomad Pants the Perfect All-Purpose Chinos? - Inverse Posted: 17 Mar 2019 02:03 PM PDT It's no secret we're a fan of Proof's [Nova Series coat}(https://www.idevaffiliate.com/31555/idevaffiliate.php?id=977&url=28482) so we were definitely interested in trying their Nomad pants. These pants advertise the following features: Two-way stretch twill that breathes easy on long trips soft handfeel similar to a midweight chino dual rear welt pockets with black matte snap buttons covert zip pocket for keeping your everyday carry safe when you're on the move. Price: $98 Our Initial Impressions There's no question that this is a good looking chino. It's well made, appears upscale and definitely something most would feel comfortable wearing to the office or on the road. I question how good it functions as a casual pant but some of that might be a matter of style. PRESENTED BY HUCKBERRY What It Was Like to Wear It The company's claim about breathable twill held up. We spent a lot of time commuting and walking around New York city and we're impressed with how breathable these were. Some chinos have a heavy feel to them and can make you sweaty and uncomfortable but these felt light throughout the day. Nomad pants secret pocket The secret pocket was actually much more welcome than we expected. Honestly, we thought this was a bit of a throwaway feature, but if you've ever worn chinos on a regular basis you know the fear you have that your wallet or phone is going to slide out of your pockets. We didn't have to worry here. The zip pocket sits inside the right-side pocket and was big enough to hold an iPhone XS and a slim wallet. Is This the Ultimate All-Purpose Pant? It's honestly pretty close. Again, whether you wear it casually is a matter of taste but it's certainly not for lack of comfort. These pants were no problem to be in for 10-12 hours at a stretch. But if you're the kind of person who wants to rock a pair of jeans on the weekend then these might not be right for you. Is It Worth the Price? We're gonna go ahead and say yes. These retail for $98 which isn't a huge price given their multi-purpose function. A pair of pants you can probably wear any day of the week and under almost any setting make it a more than reasonable price to pay for the Nomad. Inverse may receive a portion of sales from the post above, which was created independently from Inverse's editorial and advertising team.

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