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what does slippered pantaloons means in the seven ages of man for william shakespeare

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In the Seven Ages of Man by William Shakespeare, slippered pantaloons was one of the seven ages of man. It referred to old age. At this stage, the man is a shell of his former self — physically and mentally. He loses his firmness and assertiveness, and shrinks in stature and personality.

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