Kõverpükk

Kõverpükk is a term of Estonian origin that translates literally to "crooked pants." While the direct translation suggests a garment with a physical distortion in its shape, in common usage, kõverpükk refers to a specific style of trousers characterized by their unusually cut or intentionally ill-fitting silhouette. These pants often feature a twisted or asymmetric leg, a dropped crotch, or an exaggerated taper, deviating significantly from standard trouser construction.

The aesthetic of kõverpükk can be seen as an expression of avant-garde fashion or a deliberate rejection of conventional sartorial norms. They are not typically designed for practicality or comfort in the traditional sense but rather as a statement piece that challenges perceptions of how clothing should look and fit. The style has appeared in various subcultures and designer collections, often associated with experimental or deconstructed fashion. The term itself carries a slightly playful or even critical connotation, hinting at the garment's unconventional and perhaps awkward appearance.