New York Post
These pants are to die for?
Trousers replicating those crafted from real human skin are currently on display at an Iceland museum.
The pants — which have been dubbed “necropants” — are part of a 17th-century tradition that says a person will have good luck if they wear a deceased person’s lower half, Newsweek reported.
“I will have to burst the bubble that the necropants on display are a replica, from a mold made from a man (except the most intimate part, which is made up),” Anna Björg Þórarinsdóttir, owner of the Museum of Icelandic Sorcery & Witchcraft, said.