Who has a larger number of possible outfits, and by how many?

Jason has 3 different pairs of trousers and 4 different shirts. Emily has 2 different pairs of trousers and 5 different shirts. Each person can make an outfit from their own clothes by choosing 1 pair of trousers and 1 shirt.

Who has a larger number of possible outfits, and by how many?

Jason has 2 more outfits than Emily. Jason has 1 more outfit than Emily. They have the same number of outfits. Emily has 1 more outfit than Jason. Emily has 2 more outfits than Jason.

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Who has a larger number of possible outfits, and by how many?