A garment panel includes a material that is configured to attach to an internal surface of a garment to form the garment panel, and that includes a front surface and a rear surface; and an opening in the material to permit genitalia of a user to be inserted through the opening and remain disposed in a space formed between the internal surface of the garment and the front surface of the material.

A device dimensioned to temporarily retract the foreskin of an uncircumcised penis to allow for the healing of an infection or disease affecting the skin of the glans of the penis, external urethral orifice and foreskin; and/or to treat at least one of phimosis and paraphimosis. The device may be configured to stretch and constrict as needed without creating too much pressure as to cut off circulation, and/or include non-elastic and/or elastic synthetic material. Device may be available at different sizes to the patient to ensure the best fit. Device may perform other foreskin manipulation procedures, such as pulling it forward as opposed to retracting the foreskin. The use of such device.

There is described a male garment having a body including a front portion and leg openings for a wearer's legs. A resiliently elastic stretch panel is attached to an interior of the body and includes an opening for receiving therethrough the wearer's genitalia. A pouch is defined between the stretch panel and the front portion for receiving therein the wearer's genitalia. A padded member is attached to the interior of the body for cushioning one or more areas of the wearer, such as their crotch and buttocks.

An underwear assembly includes an outer layer; and an inner layer, the inner layer disposed within the outer layer, the inner layer defining an access hole configured to receive a penis, a scrotum, and testicles of a user, the access hole configured to prevent withdrawal of the penis, the scrotum, and the testicles from between the inner layer and the outer layer to internal to the inner layer through the access hole.

Disclosed is a protective garment and a protective device that are intended to limit skin-to-skin exposure during a sexual intercourse between partners. The protective garment reveals only the required areas of the sexual organs, concealing all other surfaces surrounding such organ. The aperture of the protective garment is then removable closed using a flap. A protective device is further disclosed to protect skin contact with protruding elements of a male reproductive organ. The protective device may be used in addition to a standard condom or may be a urinary or an additional feature to a condom.

Compression shorts are provided with a sleeve having an opening at a proximal end of the sleeve that communicates with an opening in the crotch area of the shorts. The sleeve is attached to the crotch area of compression shorts by an elastic engagement of the shorts with the sleeve at a proximal end of the sleeve. A flap is joined to the sleeve. The girth of the sleeve and is expanded or contracted by locating and attaching an end of the flap against the sleeve. A distal end of the sleeve comprises a closure flap to permit covering or uncovering a distal opening in the sleeve, and to adjust the useful length of the sleeve.

The present invention relates to functional briefs for men with an improved fit while providing a comfortable wearing environment by separating the penis and scrotum, the functional briefs being characterized by comprising: a pair of left and right penis members; a pair of left and right scrotum members; a pair of left and right front members coupled with the penis member and the scrotum member and having a horizontal front-portion upper end line extending outward by means of a penis-portion outer line and a scrotum-portion outer line being sewn parallelly along a front-portion inner line; and a band member sewn along a penis-portion upper end line and the front-portion upper end line in a state in which each penis-portion upper end line of the pair of left and right penis members is rotated horizontally to form a straight line with the front-portion upper end line. As a result, a pattern having an improved shape is implemented, and thus, sewing is easy and a defect rate of products can be greatly reduced.

An apparatus characterized as an undergarment having a front portion disposed between the crotch and waist areas of the apparatus comprised of non-permeable elastomeric material and a plurality of perforations, positioned so that when the apparatus is worn, by a user having genitals characterized as a protrusion or penis, the genitals may remain securely contoured to the abdomen while portions of the genital skin pass though the plurality of perforations so that the user may receive external stimulation to the genitals directly. The apparatus may have cutouts exposing an anus area for being penetrated by an external object. The inventive apparatus lends itself to alleviating gender dysphoria of penis-having people during sexual intimacy. Embodiments also lend themselves to being used by preoperative transgender women and non-binary people for an enhanced comfort during sexual intimacy.

A garment or article of clothing made of a resilient/elastomeric material includes at least a waist portion, a first leg portion, and a second leg portion. The waist portion further includes a pocket on the rear of the garment, where the pocket is defined by a backing panel, a first flap, and a second flap. The first flap is at least partially disposed over the second flap to secure contents between the backing panel and the second panel, and thus, within the pocket. When the waist portion is stretched, the tensile forces imparted onto the waist portion by the resilient/elastomeric material causes the first flap to at least partially overlie the second flap. The pocket is sized and shaped to receive smartphones and other small personal items, such as keys, money, credit cards, identifications, etc.

A garment that includes a main body, a waistband positioned along an upper side of the main body, and a pouch positioned centrally and frontally on the main body with respect to the user. The pouch includes an auxiliary pouch, an orifice panel forming an orifice, and a hood covering the orifice panel from an outside surface thereof. The auxiliary pouch is configured to accommodate a first anatomical part of the user. The orifice is configured to accommodate insertion of a second anatomical part of the user therethrough into a separated space. The separated space is defined an outside surface of the orifice panel and an inside surface of the hood. The hood is attached to said garment at a top side of the hood and upper portions of both lateral sides of the hood. A bottom side of the hood is not directly attached to the garment.