Cigarette pants, also known as pencil pants, are stove pants or slim-fit pants. Usually, they are slender tailored trousers with a snug fit across the legs and are usually one or two inches above the ankles. Cigarette pants have a straight gap at the foot rather than a tapered or flared hem instead of other trousers. In the 1950s, these pants became popular and were adored both by men and women. They were later replaced in the ’60s with flared pants. You will now see Cigarette Pants in casual, classic, ethnic, and chic styles. These tailored, slim fit ankle pants are suitable for wearing at work or styled differently for a trendy outfit at night. Cigarette jeans, like Skinnies, work across butt and thighs, but they’re not tapered as much as wrists. They hold the same shape under the knees, not as fit as the straight-legged jean, but more like the love child between the skinnies and straight ones. Cigarette cutting is a style from direct to skinny. They have a snug fit, but with a tight hem, they’re straight. Perfect for females with a small body. Cigarette jeans have a slim silhouette and are cut directly from knee to ankle (like a cigarette), usually ankle-length. Ankle-long pants finish just above or below elbow bone.