How to Draw Baggy Pants

1. Begin the baggy pants outline by drawing a series of overlapping curved lines. These will form the top and one leg of the pants.

2. Draw more overlapping curved lines to complete the first leg. Then, extend a curved line and double it back on itself to form the shoe.

3. Use overlapping curved lines to sketch the folds of the remaining leg. Contour the tongue and sole of the shoe with curved lines.

4. Use overlapping curved lines to complete the baggy pants leg. Use a curved line, doubled back on itself, to enclose the sneaker. Use another curved line for the sole.

5. Draw a curved line across the top of the shoe. Add another fold with a checkmark-shaped line. Then, draw a pocket on the cargo pants, erasing as necessary. Use curved lines to enclose the rectangular pocket with its triangular flap. Draw a circle on the flap to indicate the fastener.

6. Draw another pocket on the opposite side. Again, use curved lines to enclose the rectangular pocket with its triangular flap, erasing as necessary.

Draw a circle on the flap to indicate the fastener. Then, draw the torso of the character, using wavy and curved lines for the sides of the shirt. Use two curved lines to sketch the arm, with the hand in the pocket.

7. Draw another long line to form the remaining arm, hand in pocket. Detail the edges of the pockets with curved lines. Similarly, use curved lines to sketch the fly and seams.

8. Band the pants with two curved lines at the knees. Draw a "T" shape across each pocket. Detail the shoes with additional curved lines.

9. Texture the fabric of the shirt and pants with curved lines.

Your baggy pants outline is now complete. Color your drawing. We've shaded ours tan, a color common for cargo pants.