Camel toe panties for sale: This is a thing now

THERE are many parts of Japanese culture that are undeniably excellent. Sushi. Snow monkeys kicking back in hot springs. Karaoke. Sake. Mind-boggling Japanese game shows. But something that doesnt automatically get our tick of approval is the fake camel-toe underpants that women are apparently clamouring for.

THERE are many parts of Japanese culture that are undeniably excellent.

Sushi. Snow monkeys kicking back in hot springs. Karaoke. Sake. Mind-boggling Japanese game shows.

But something that doesn’t automatically get our tick of approval is the “fake camel-toe underpants” that women are apparently clamouring for.

In case anyone has been blissfully unaware of what a camel-toe is (well done, by the way), the urban dictionary defines it as “the visible cleft of the outer labia under tight clothing”.

The so-called “frontal wedgie” looks like the toes of a camel. Hence the term “camel toe”.

Now that we’ve got that out of the way, we can happily move on and look at why on earth anyone would want to manufacture a product that can replicate this awkward fashion fail.

The pants, which have been called “party pants” have a silicone pad in the front that “enhances” the female form.

A pair will set you back around $22 on eBay.

According to EliteReaders, the party pants have found a market with the transgender community — male genitalia can be concealed quite effectively with these magical jocks.

Weirdly they also come in a variety of skin-toned hues.

It’s all still a bit odd because the camel-toe is a fashion accident that most women strenuously avoid. In fact, some companies such as Lululemon use their “anti-camel toe” technology as a selling point.

There have also been products released that aim to conceal the camel-toe, which at least makes a little bit of sense:

But maybe we shouldn’t be too shocked — it’s not the first time a fashion accident has been turned into a “trend”.

Remember those god awful G-string jeans that were kicking around for a while?

It also reminds us of the C-string that was launched on Amazon a year or so ago — the plastic cuplike thing that was meant to eradicate the visible panty line.

At the time, the C-string was described on Twitter as “possibly the worst thing to happen to humanity”.

This person sums up our feelings on the latest WTF accessory:

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