Beach pants are not a product of today's society. As early as 1800, people began to flock to the beach to have fun, and swimsuits began to appear at that time. By the end of the 19th century, the United Kingdom required men to wear trousers and a sleeved top (similar to a T-shirt) when bathing in public, and by the 1930s, men's swimming trunks gradually appeared.
In the 1970s, which was the age of hippies, young people were very fond of wearing swimming trunks with particularly bright colors.
In the 1990s, baggy shorts that were longer than swimming trunks and roomy began to become popular in the United States, becoming a must-have item for almost every man at that time, and they could be seen on the streets on weekends. At this time, the shorts are no different from today's beach pants. They are loose and the colors are very bright, and the patterns are mostly printed.