It’s difficult to determine who exactly is the founder of pants, as the concept of pants or trousers has existed in various forms across many cultures throughout history.

However, it’s believed that the modern form of pants that we commonly wear today evolved from breeches, which were worn by men in Europe from the Middle Ages up until the 17th century.

One influential figure in the development of modern pants was the Englishman Beau Brummell, who popularized wearing fitted and tailored trousers instead of the looser, more flowy garments that were common at the time. Another key figure was Levi Strauss, who is credited with creating the first pair of blue jeans in the 1870s.