What is another word for plus fours?
Pronunciation: [plˈʌs fˈɔːz] (IPA) 
Plus fours, also known as knickers, are a type of trouser that were popular in the early 20th century. They were typically worn by men for outdoor activities such as golf or hunting. The term "plus fours" refers to the way the trousers are cut four inches below the knee, allowing for extra fabric to drape over the leg. Synonyms for the term include "breeks," "knickerbockers," and "plus twos," which refer to trousers cut two inches below the knee. While plus fours may not be as popular today as they were in the past, the term continues to be used in the fashion industry to describe traditional and retro-style trousers.
