Cargo pants. Camouflage for the urban jungle.

Cargo pants, as well as shorts of the same model, are firmly in use not only by the military and hunters, but also by purely urban residents who get meat only in the supermarket and hunt only for discounts.
Let's figure out how to choose trousers in this style and not become like a lost mushroom picker or a slob soldier

Refrain from going to official events in cargo pants-they are inappropriate there. As well as inappropriate to combine them with classic clothing. A relaxed style is best: knitwear, denim, loose shirts and t-shirts.

Give up camouflage colors - they look alien in a peaceful city. Also, do not add any army elements to these trousers: shoes, belts, jackets.

Don't take too loose, ball-shaped models. These trousers already have a lot of patch pockets that visually expand the figure. And if the cut itself is loose and baggy, you risk becoming a bun. Do you need it?

A little more about landing. Best of all-straight trousers without frills. A lot of pockets or too bulky pockets, as well as a voluminous cut, look so-so. The other extreme is slim cargo (Yes, there is one), which also look strange.

Choose a fairly dense fabric. Cargo made of light fabric does not sit down properly.

A small life hack: put small items in your pockets, so the pants will look more organic, because that's what they were created for.