Lederhosen are traditional Bavarian or Alpine German shorts made of leather, typically worn by men. The word "lederhosen" is German, with "leder" meaning leather and "hosen" meaning pants. These garments are often associated with traditional Bavarian and Austrian folk costumes and are commonly worn during Oktoberfest celebrations and other cultural events.

Lederhosen are traditional Bavarian or Alpine clothing, specifically leather shorts often accompanied by suspenders. They are commonly worn in German-speaking regions, particularly during festivals like Oktoberfest. Lederhosen were historically practical attire for Alpine workers but have become a symbol of traditional Germanic culture. They're often associated with festivities, music, and celebrations, embodying a sense of heritage and cultural pride.