A garment for positioning a menstruation pad below a crotch of a user includes a hip portion, a crotch portion, and a pair of leg portions for covering hips, the crotch, and the legs respectively of the user. A panel is mounted in the hip portion and has a pair of free lateral edges which allow wings of the menstruation pad to fold around the panel to connect the menstruation pad to the panel.

A lower body garment for women includes a main body fabric and a gusset fabric. The main body fabric has an inner and an outer side, a front and a rear end and a first vertical axis having length L1, and curved side ends having width W1. The gusset fabric has an inner and an outer side, a front and a rear end and a second vertical axis having length L2, and curved side ends having width W2. Moreover, the gusset fabric is secured to the main body fabric such that: the outer side of gusset fabric is arranged to face the inner side of main body fabric. The inner side of the gusset fabric is operable to cover a vulva, and wherein when in use, length L2 corresponds to a length of the vulva.

A garment that can be folded in on itself to form a self-contained pouch and unfolded to form a wearable garment is provided. In one aspect, the garment is an undergarment that includes a front panel, a first layer, a second layer, and a circular seam. The first layer can be coupled to the front panel along edges of the right portion of the front panel. The second layer can be coupled to the front panel along edges of the left portion of the front panel. The circular seam can join the first layer, the second layer, and the front panel. The circular seam can be located in the central portion of the front panel where the first layer overlaps with the second layer. An edge of the first layer can form an opening within the circular seam, through which the undergarment can be folded in on itself. The circular seam can define a shape of the self-contained pouch when the undergarment is folded in on itself.

The present disclosure relates to a versatile garment designed to provide easy access to genitalia without requiring removal. The garment features a body portion, leg portions, and a manipulable crotch area defined by manipulable overlapping constituents. In its unmanipulated state, the manipulable crotch area maintains a closed configuration, facilitating a secure and comfortable fit. By separating the overlapping constituents, an opening is created, aligned with the wearer's genitalia. This opening enables convenient urination without the need to remove or significantly lower the garment. The garment is suitable for use by individuals of any gender, gender role, gender identity, and/or gender expression, including female or transgender female wearers. With its functional design and inclusive features, the disclosed garment offers enhanced convenience and promotes personal hygiene for a diverse range of individuals.

A male garment is designed with a support element for supporting the wearer's genitals. In one aspect, the support system is disposed within a garment body that includes a waistband, a front panel secured at the waistband, a rear panel secured at the waistband and positioned opposite the front panel, and a gusset extending between the front panel and the rear panel. The support system includes a front support piece positioned against the front panel and first and second side supports that extend from the waistband, along the front support piece, and beyond the gusset.

An advanced undergarment is designed specifically for human males, aiming to significantly enhance comfort and support while addressing the common issues of chafing and inadequate ventilation associated with traditional undergarments. A fabric web includes a top edge with a curved portion to create an open frontal area and leg apertures. The curved portions prevent the scrotum from contacting the thighs, thus reducing chafing. The undergarment incorporates a first and a second gusset web, providing additional frontal volume for unconstrained male genitalia. An elastic waistband and two fitted leg hems ensure a secure fit without restricting movement. Furthermore, a sizing undergarment can be used having adjustable straps, including waist, leg, and thigh adjustment straps, allowing for a customizable fit for various body sizes and shapes. This invention represents a significant advancement in male undergarment design, offering unparalleled comfort, support, and adjustability.

An undergarment is provided which provides for concurrent communication of compression and cold temperature to a surgical area of a vasectomy patient. The undergarment is formed of elastic material which will impart compression when stretched. A holding pocket on a front portion of the undergarment body accepts a removably engageable cooling pack which when positioned within the holding pocket will communicate cold temperatures to the surgical area.

A male garment is designed with a support element for supporting the wearer's genitals. In one aspect, the support system is disposed within a garment body that includes a waistband, a front panel secured at the waistband, a rear panel secured at the waistband and positioned opposite the front panel, and a gusset extending between the front panel and the rear panel. The support system includes a front support piece positioned against the front panel and first and second side supports that extend from the waistband, along the front support piece, and beyond the gusset.

A garment includes a waistband and a lower portion. The waistband includes a top perimeter and a bottom perimeter, and the lower portion is coupled to the bottom perimeter of the waistband. The garment further includes a dynamic pocket comprising a pleated resilient sheet disposed on the waistband. The resilient sheet includes a left side, a right side, a laterally extending first end, and a laterally extending second end opposite the first end. The left side and the right side of the resilient sheet define sides of a pocket cavity of the dynamic pocket. An opening to the pocket cavity is defined between the waistband and the pleated resilient sheet. The pleated resilient sheet includes a plurality of pleats defined by a plurality of fold lines. The plurality of pleats are configured to unfold along the plurality of fold lines to increase a height of the pocket cavity.

A lower torso garment includes a waistband positioned at an upper end of the lower torso garment, a body region coupled to the waistband and extending between the waistband and a lower end of the lower torso garment, two leg openings proximate to the lower end, and a pouch coupled to the body region. The pouch includes a support element that has at least one strip of elastomeric material.