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Pretty self-explanatory, puffy_pants that end above the knee.
examples: post #2801 and post #1750241
There was about a page worth of pictures with puffy_pants and shorts and I went ahead and tagged those with puffy shorts, puffy_shorts, but I'm pretty sure there are more out there.
The main question would be if it should be different from puffy_pants or implicate it.
I could be wrong here, but doesn't pumpkin_pants already encompass this concept to some extend?
gaburieru-sama said:
I could be wrong here, but doesn't pumpkin_pants already encompass this concept to some extend?
TIL: pumpkin_pants
I guess we could use it as a tag alias or perhaps make a distinction between the ribbed and non-ribbed versions? Or maybe something more arabian styled?
I do notice the pumpkin_pants do seem to be more, pumpkiny and that there is some inconsistency with a pumpkin shaped/styled dress.
imo I like the term puffy_shorts more, seems more universal.
I dunno, like post #1042223 and post #347551 seem more puffy_shorts than pumpkin_pants in my head...
Updated by Mascarpone
Ok kinda clarified the idea in my head:
puffy_shorts
Example: post #347551, post #1792880, post #1831622, post #1285982
Puffy shorts, no pumpkin expression/cutouts, should be puffier than bloomers, longer or without the extensive ruffling on the sleeve.
pumpkin_pants
Example: post #1306428, post #1190423, post #161051, post #1862854
Pants with pumpkin expression or cutouts, as some the examples, there are some more pumpkin_skirt like than pants.
On a side note, I might suggest just renaming pumpkin_pants to puffy_shorts just to make it more consistent with puffy_pants.
Updated by Mascarpone
That's actually taking pumpkin_pants quite literally. Pumpkin_pants is in reference to a particular type of clothing, and going by google/wikipedia are called trunk hose and slops (difference is where they end in relation to the knee), especially those that had a paned or pansied style (those with vertical stripes). Their appearance was similar to that of a pumpkin, so ended up getting commonly called "pumpkin" pants. I believe that that then got broadened out and refer to the general shape of the pants now.
Also your first example is actually kind of mislabeled, post #1306428 isn't even pants.
Minor edit: The Japanese seem to refer to this similar type clothing as カボチャパンツ (Pumpkin Pants). Can be found in use on pixiv as a tag.
Updated by NWF Renim
Hmm, so should we rename the tag to puffy_shorts for the sake of tag consistency (puffy_pants)? Or just keep it as pumpkin_pants?
Updated by Mascarpone
We also have baggy_shorts.
