Breeches

The jockey wore tight-fitting breeches for the horse race.

The 18th-century gentlemen wore breeches instead of pants.

The rider's breeches were stained with mud after the rainy trail ride.

The soldier donned a pair of breeches for the military parade.

The historical reenactor donned a pair of breeches for the medieval festival.

The Renaissance fairgoers dressed in breeches and doublets.

He wore breeches and boots while riding his horse.

The tailor measured the man's legs for a custom pair of breeches.

The collector showed off his antique rifles with ornate breeches.

The dolphin breeches out of the water in an acrobatic move.

The carpenter constructed a sturdy breeches to accommodate the large sandstone block.

The breeches on his coat flapped in the wind as he walked.

The design of the breeches net was traditional and had been passed down for generations.

The dog breeches the fence to chase after the ball.

The gunsmith examined the breeches of the shotgun.

The equestrian wore white breeches with a red coat during the dressage competition.

The marksman adjusted the breeches of his rifle to ensure it was properly aligned.

The sailors hoisted the breeches to catch the wind.