Jodhpur
Equestrian leg garments
Jodhpur is a city in northwestern India, in Rajasthan.
The city gives its name to jodhpurs—riding breeches that are loose above the knee and tight below, designed for horseback riding.
The style originated with Indian polo players in the 19th century. (Lowercase jodhpurs refers to the trousers.)
riding
Trousers ending below knee
- equestrianRelating to horsemanship
- poloMounted mallet sport
- cavalryMounted military force
- flaredSpread gradually outward
thigh · horseback · boots · chukka · britches · trousers · riding pants · leather
city
Indian state, northwestern desert region
- desertTo leave behind completely
- clock towerElevated public timepiece
- sandstoneCemented grain sediment
- fortificationsDefensive barriers against attack
breeches
Trousers ending below knee
- equestrianRelating to horsemanship
- poloMounted mallet sport
- cavalryMounted military force
flared · thigh · horseback · boots · chukka · britches · trousers · riding pants · leather · stirrups
Rajasthan
Indian state, northwestern desert region
- desertTo leave behind completely
- clock towerElevated public timepiece
- sandstoneCemented grain sediment
- South AsiaIndia, Indian states, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Hindustan
- Desert CitiesAbu Dhabi, Dubai, Riyadh, Doha, Las Vegas
- Indian CitiesMumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Kolkata
- South Asia travelIndia, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Bangladesh
- RajasthanJaipur, Udaipur, bandhani, hill forts, palaces
- Indian DynastiesMughal Empire, Vijayanagara Empire, Mughal, Lodi
equestrian legwear style
Jodhpurjeans
Casual denim trousers
chaps · sweatpants · bell-bottoms · wide-leg pants · cargo pants