DE1010473B - Closure for clothes, especially a brassiere closure - Google Patents

Description

GERMAN

The invention relates to a dress \ ersehhiß, in particular a brassiere closure, with am a holder end part arranged hook and provided on the other holder end part fastener tape, which with at least two people next to each other in the width direction and preferably at regular intervals Optionally usable through openings arranged one behind the other in the longitudinal direction of the belt is provided.

Of previously known closures of this type, which consistently use two-layer closure tapes, at . so which double-walled ^ channels are formed between the through openings, differentiates the subject matter of the invention in an advantageous manner essentially in that on the one hand the fastener tape is a single-layer, preferably rubber-elastic, provided with push-through slots Band is and that on the other hand the band parts located in the width direction between the slots are arch-like protrude from the band level to the same side. It is advisable to set the weft density in to choose the curved parts of the single-layer woven tape larger than in the rest, lying in one plane Band parts.

Such a band facilitates the introduction of the hook through the associated push-through slots considerable, since channel-like passages in the transverse direction of the belt as a result of the tunnel-like curvatures for the hook bar, which enable the hook bar to be pushed through effortlessly. A Rubber-elastic tape is particularly suitable for this purpose because it protrudes like a tunnel Parts protrude when the belt is relaxed, whereas when the belt is tensioned, i.e. H. when wearing the Bra, level by itself due to the tension, so that they do not protrude in use.

Compared to the known double-ply tapes, the single-ply tape used according to the invention has nor the considerable advantage of material savings. Even if you take into account that with the known Double belt of which one belt part can be narrower than the other belt part, so the effort there is significant larger than the subject of the invention.

In the drawing, the subject matter of the invention is shown using the example of a brassiere closure, namely shows

Fig. 1 shows a brassiere closure in view, namely open,

Fig. 2 shows a cross section through the fastener tape along the line II-II and

FIG. 3 shows a longitudinal section along the line ITI-III in FIG. 1.

With 4 and 5, the two end parts of a brassiere are designated. On the brassiere end part 4, clothes are fastened,
especially bra closure

Applicant:

Clemens Sterthues,
Wuppertal-Barmen, Unterdenkmalstr. 24

Achim Sterthues, Wuppertal-Barmen,
has been named as the inventor

sewn a band 6, which carries a buckle-like hook at its free end by the a loop doubled tape end engages in the slot 7 of the buckle fastening plate 8, while an upright web 9 forming an open hook with the plate 8 is provided in front of the band.

At the opposite end part 5 of the brassiere, a closure tape 10 is attached, which in preferably regular longitudinal spacings in pairs in

^a 5 width direction has slots 11 arranged side by side.

The partial strips 10 'of the band connecting the slits 11 a pair of slits are, for. B. by increasing the weft thread count, made so much longer than that on both sides of the slots 11 to the outside lying strip parts 10 ", so that tunnel-like channels arise."

The fastener tape thus formed is used by the buckle bar 9 optionally by one the pairs of slits 11 of the band 10 passes through, the web from one broad side of the band in one slot is immersed, is led on the opposite broad side and then through the other Schlitz meets the first side of the tape again.

This pushing through of the hook web 9 is made possible by the tunnel-like configuration of the slots 11 of a pair of slits connecting band part 10 'is considerably facilitated, as long as the band is relaxed is. This is the case, for example, when closing the clasp, since you usually do not have the strap at the extreme end, but a little more to the brassiere end part 5 detected. Conversely, this is leveled out Belt 10 when it is under tension, since in this case the belt tunnels 10 'stretch.

As mentioned earlier, the one pictured and described is Embodiment only an example implementation of the invention and not on it limited; on the contrary, many other designs are possible, in particular with regard to the

709 549/3

Claims (2)

Formation and fastening of the hooks 8, 9 and the number of slots 11 to be arranged next to one another in the direction of the width of the tape. since the pairs of slits following one another in the longitudinal direction of the tape then also enable the width of the closure to be regulated. Instead of being used for bras, the subject of the invention could also be used for other items of clothing. So the hook tunnel tape 10, 10 'z. B. can also be used as a stump holder band. The hook would have to be provided on the suspender clip. In this case an adjustable garter belt or suspender belt closure would be obtained. Other areas of application are e.g. B. Sock holder. Sleeve holders, suspenders, etc. 20 F A T E N T A N S I 'R ff C H K - 1. Clothes fastening, especially bra fastening. with a hook arranged on a holder end part and a hook provided on the other holder end part Closure tape, which with j e at least two in width side by side and in preferably arranged at regular intervals in the longitudinal direction of the belt one behind the other, optionally usable through openings is provided, characterized in that on the one hand the Closure tape is a single-layer, preferably rubber-elastic, provided with push-through slots (11) Band (10) is and that on the other hand, located in the width direction between the slots (11) Hinge parts (10 ') protrude like a vault from the plane of the hinge to the same side of the hinge. 2. Closure according to claim 1, characterized in that the weft density in the bulged Parts (10 ') of the single-layer woven tape (10) is larger than in the remaining parts, lying in one plane Band parts. Considered publications:
German Patent No. 918 625;
French Patent No. 557 521;
British Patent No. 522 406. 1 sheet of drawings © 709 549/3 6.