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Low waist refers to the position of a garment’s waistline relative to your torso. Specifically, it sits lower on the hips compared to the natural waistline. When it comes to pants, the rise is the key factor that determines where they sit on your body. Here are the different types of rises and their characteristics:

1. Regular Rise (Mid Rise):

   • Also known as normal rise, this type of rise ranges from 9 to 11 inches.
   • Regular rise pants are meant to be worn at your natural waist.
   • Most trousers and khakis fall into this category.

2. Low Rise (Low Waist):

   • Low rise pants are designed to sit below your natural waist, typically at the hips.
   • They became popular during the 60s and 70s (think bell bottoms) and have made a comeback in recent decades.
   • Unlike short and mid-rise pants, low rise pants do not conform to your natural waist.

3. Short Rise:

   • These pants have a rise ranging from 7 to 9 inches.
   • Short rise pants are meant to be worn at your natural waist.
   • They are especially beneficial for men with shorter legs.