Translation guide
Chinos are a style of casual trousers, typically made from cotton twill. In Japanese, the English loanword チノパン is the most common term, but other expressions exist depending on context.
The learner wants to refer to the garment 'chinos' in everyday conversation.
The most common and natural term. A wasei-eigo abbreviation of 'chino pants'. Used in casual and semi-casual contexts.
チノパン is a casual term. In formal writing or very polite speech, you might use チノ素材のズボン or describe the item more fully, but チノパン is widely accepted in most situations.
今日はチノパンを履いてきた。
I wore chinos today.
Where did you buy those chinos?
A less common loanword directly from English 'chinos'. May sound slightly more fashionable or brand-oriented.
This brand's chinos are comfortable.
A variant of チノパン, using the full word 'pants'. Slightly more explicit but less common than チノパン.
Chino pants are perfect for office casual.
Literally 'pants made of chino fabric'. Used when emphasizing the material rather than the style.
Pants made of chino fabric are durable and long-lasting.
We also welcome customers wearing chinos today.