Vinkelbikser

Vinkelbikser is a colloquial term primarily used in Danish to describe a specific type of undergarment for men. Literally translated, "vinkel" means angle or corner, and "bikser" is a slang term for underwear. This naming convention often refers to the triangular shape of the front pouch or the way the garment is constructed to provide a certain contour or support.

The term is not tied to a specific brand or manufacturing method but rather to the perceived aesthetic or functional design of the underwear. It can encompass various styles of men's briefs and briefs-style underwear where the front is designed to enhance or define the wearer's anatomy. While the term is informal, it is widely understood within Danish culture.

Vinkelbikser are typically made from common underwear materials such as cotton, modal, or synthetic blends. The design focuses on comfort and a form-fitting silhouette. The specific "angled" aspect can be achieved through seam placement, panel construction, or a distinct pouch design that projects or separates. The popularity and use of the term are largely confined to Denmark and are not a recognized technical term in fashion or garment manufacturing internationally.