DE102019133560A1 - Self-supporting slip - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a self-supporting panty (10) with a cover element (12) which is designed to cover at least a pubic area (14), in particular a female pubic area. The invention is characterized in that the cover element (12) over a length (L) is C-shaped, dimensionally stable and flat, the cover element (12) comprising a first section (16) and a second section (18), and the cover element (12) with the first section (18) at least flat the pubic area (14) can be placed on, and the second section (18) can be placed flat with the second section (18) at least in sections in the area of the buttocks area (20), in particular on a partial area of a surface of the buttocks (22), the cover element (12) around the The pubic area (14) and the partial area of the buttocks (22) can be clamped. The subject of the invention is also a manufacturing method for self-supporting panties (10) according to one of the above annten claims.

Description

The invention relates to a self-supporting panty with a cover element which is designed at least to cover a pubic area, in particular a female pubic area.

The invention also relates to a manufacturing method for self-supporting panties.

STATE OF THE ART

Different briefs are known from the prior art, which have at least one C-shaped panty part covering the pubic area and two fastening areas arranged around the parts. The individual elements can have different widths and different shapes.

In general, there is the problem that with differently cut or designed outerwear, individual areas of the underwear, in particular the panties, remain visible and are not completely covered by the outerwear. This is the case, for example, when the outer clothing is designed as a dress or a skirt and has at least one slot or at least one other type of recess in the area in which the underwear, in particular the panties, is normally arranged. It is therefore known from the prior art to make the slip as discreet and as small as possible in order to create as few disruptive elements as possible on the skin of a wearer.

The EP 2 976 955 B1 shows a slip with a fastening section in the area of the hip and a cover section for covering the pubic area. The cover section can consist of a fabric and rod-shaped holding parts. The rod-shaped holding elements can be C-shaped and engage between individual elements of the genital area. A fastening section for fastening around the waist is arranged via an eyelet on each side of the cover section.

In the EP 1 696 751 B1 a string is shown which has at least one band section or cord section which is formed by a V-shaped shaped piece with outwardly curved legs. The V-shaped shaped piece can be adapted to different shaped buttocks areas, as well as form the upper delimiting section of an item of clothing. In this way, the string can be adapted to the shape of an item of clothing which has an open back part.

In the case of the described variants of briefs, there is still the problem that a fastening element is furthermore arranged around the waist, which when wearing an item of clothing with a slit remains visible in this area.

To solve this problem, for example, from the DE 693 12 377 T2 a strapless panty is known, the pubic area being covered by straps that are designed as wires. A substance can be placed between these wires 22nd be tensioned, which forms the cover. The carriers or wires are designed to be elastic. For fastening in the pubic area, a fastening means is therefore necessary, which is attached to the proximal side of the sphincter muscle of the user. The attachment in the sphincter ensures that the slip is held securely on the body. As a result, the panties are not clamped on the body via the wires, in order to get a more comfortable body feeling. Instead, the fastening takes place via the fastening means in the sphincter muscle, which promises unpleasant wearing comfort and can cause health problems in the long term.

In the DE 20 2013 103 319 U1 or. DE 10 2013 107 893 B4 a self-supporting, front and back partially open garment in the form of a panty is shown. The item of clothing has at least one C-shaped panty part and two straps. The C-shaped panty part and the carriers are made of a dimensionally stable and elastic material, the two carriers and the C-shaped panty part being detachably connected to one another. The two carriers are attached to the C-shaped panty part exclusively on one side, ie on one side, with respect to the center of the body. The two carriers are preferably not connected to one another and enclose the side of the body in a clamp-like manner, once from the front and once from the rear. In this way, one side of the body, in particular one side of the hip in the area of the item of clothing, can always remain without a carrier. A garment that is open on one side, for example a dress with a slit on one side, could be worn without the slip being visible. The C-shaped panty part and the two straps prevent the panties from slipping off.

As a result of the embodiments known from the prior art, a slip is consequently known which is either strapless only on one side of the hip or has a fastening element that has to be fastened in the user's sphincter. There is still the problem that when wearing such briefs, either both sides of the hips do not remain strapless or an attachment in the anal region of the user that is perceived as uncomfortable or annoying must take place, which can still be perceived as unhygienic.

The object of the invention is therefore to propose a pair of briefs by means of which the above-mentioned disadvantages are overcome.

This object is achieved by a slip and a manufacturing method according to the independent claims. Advantageous further developments of the invention are the subject of the subclaims.

DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION

The subject matter of the invention is a self-supporting panty with a cover element which is designed at least to cover a pubic area, in particular a female pubic area.

It is proposed that the cover element over a length L. Is C-shaped, dimensionally stable and flat, the cover element comprising a first section and a second section, and the cover element with the first section can be placed flat at least on the pubic area, in particular over the pubic area to the navel area, and with the second section can be placed flat at least in sections in the area of the buttocks area, in particular on a subarea of a surface of the buttocks and above the buttocks area, in particular in the coccyx area or also lumbar area, the cover element being clampable around the pubic area and the subarea of the buttocks. In this case, an upper edge section of the rear partial area of the panty can partially encompass the buttocks in the area of the transition to the lumbar area in a clamp-like manner in order to exert a holding force.

In other words, a slip is proposed which, in particular, only covers the areas of the pubic area that are felt to be necessary. It can thus be achieved that the dimensions of the slip are not made larger than necessary.

The briefs according to the invention are particularly suitable for items of clothing which have openings or slits in the areas in which the wearers of ordinary briefs lying on the hips are normally arranged. These can be, for example, slotted items of clothing, in particular dresses or skirts, which have any number of slits at any point in the area around the side hip. The slip according to the invention is suitable for any type of such clothes or items of clothing. The slip can be worn particularly advantageously by one person if the item of clothing has at least two slits which, for example, run over the entire half of the body on the right and left. Even with such a garment, the slip according to the invention is not visible from the outside when the garment is worn.

This is achieved in that both sides of the hips remain strapless, since the self-supporting panties stretch or hold themselves in the area of the pubic area around the person's body. This is achieved in that a cover element is provided which is C-shaped, dimensionally stable and flat. As C-shaped is to be understood in particular that the cover element has a curved shape, which when worn on the pubic area, in particular up to above the pubic area, as well as at least a partial area of the buttocks, in particular up to the buttock area, in particular up to the coccyx area or also to the Lumbar area rests. Dimensionally stable means in particular that the C-shape is achieved by the material or the composition or construction of the cover element. When the panty is worn, this C-shaped cover element hugs the person's body, i. H. around the pubic area as well as a part of the buttocks and over the buttocks area. The self-supporting slip is particularly advantageously designed to be flat over the entire length. Flat means in particular that the cover element has a width in each area which prevents the self-supporting panty from cutting into body areas of the person wearing the panty. In particular, cutting between the buttocks can be prevented, since the cover element is flat in this area as well. The self-supporting slip is therefore preferably not designed as a thong.

A first section of the cover element is designed to cover the pubic area. When the briefs are worn, a second section rests on at least a partial area of a surface of the buttocks, preferably up to above the buttocks area, in particular up to at least the stone bite area, or up to the lumbar area Shape of the buttocks is adjustable. In this way, a particularly pleasant wearing comfort can be achieved, since the second section comes flat into contact with the buttocks. The flat shape of the second section can absorb the force exerted by the C-shape on the body surface in an evenly distributed manner. As a result, the force is not introduced punctually or linearly into surface areas of the body, but rather distributed over a two-dimensional surface. As a result, the proportion of the force that results in each area of the two-dimensional surface is lower than with one punctiform or linear formation of the second section.

When the panties are worn, the panties consequently clamp around the pubic area and the partial area of the buttocks up to the buttocks, preferably up to the coccyx area, in particular up to the lumbar area. This is made possible in particular by the C-shape and the flat cover element. As a result, the second section can also engage between the buttocks, with part of the clamping force still being diverted onto the surface of the buttocks through the flat second section.

The cover element is advantageously formed from an at least partially elastic material. For example, the cover element can expand somewhat when it is in contact with the skin when it is worn. After the briefs have been taken off, they can contract again somewhat, so that an elastic portion of the cover element can be formed reversibly between a worn state and an unworn state. In this context, expansion and contraction can mean that the C-shape expands and contracts again. The C-shape can be designed as a type of spring.

The self-supporting slip is preferably designed as an elongated, flat element, the basic shape of which is, for example, rectangular, or also has the shape of a kind of hourglass. The slip can be designed conically to a central area, so that the cover element has the smallest width in the central area. This central area can also be referred to as the third section. Starting from this third section, the cover element can widen in two directions, so that in particular the above-mentioned hourglass shape is created. In particular, the first section and the second section have a width B1 or. B2 formed, which can be, for example, between 2 and 5 cm, in particular 2 and 3 cm. Larger and smaller dimensions are also conceivable. In this way it can be ensured that a secure fit of the panties on the body is ensured, while at the same time an uncomfortable cutting of the cover element into certain areas of the body, in particular between the buttocks, is avoided.

The cover element is preferably formed at least partially from a material that is pleasant on the skin. Despite the dimensional stability, the cover element can rest softly and snugly on the body. At the same time, the cover element clamps around the body, in particular made possible by the flat design, so that the briefs can be worn securely on the body.

In a preferred embodiment, the cover element can have a constant thickness over the entire length D. exhibit. Advantageously, individual increases are rented out as a result. Such elevations can be, for example, thick shaped elements or support elements that protrude beyond the thickness of the remaining cover element. This is avoided in a self-supporting slip according to the invention. This can ensure that the self-supporting slip does not become bulky under an item of clothing. The self-supporting panty therefore preferably has no beaded edge and otherwise no beaded elements. The first section and the second section can preferably have the same thickness. As a result, the slip can be worn particularly advantageously under very tight clothing.

In a preferred embodiment, the thickness of the cover element can taper towards the edge, so that a steady transition from the slip to a body surface of a person wearing the slip is achieved. This can also ensure that the slip is not bulky under a piece of clothing and is therefore not visible from the outside.

In a preferred embodiment, the cover element can over the length L. a variable width B. exhibit. The slip is preferably made wider in the two end areas than in a central area, for example a third section. In this way, in particular, a secure hold on the body can be ensured and certain sections of the cover element are prevented from cutting into certain parts of the body.

In a preferred embodiment, the cover element can be designed symmetrically to a longitudinal axis, the width of the first section and the second section extending in the direction of a center point M. , in particular between 1/3 and 2/3 of the length L. lies on the longitudinal axis LX, each tapering conically over the length. In this way, for example, a kind of hourglass shape can be formed. The width of the individual sections, in particular of the first, second and third sections, preferably merges continuously into one another.

The middle-point M. can preferably not form the center point of the area of the cover element, but rather the point which is arranged from a transition from the pubic area to the buttock area when the panties are worn. The middle-point M. is therefore preferred in the area arranged on the body, which has to be covered the least in a worn state.

In a preferred embodiment, the cover element can have a third section which is arranged between the first and the second section, the third section having a smaller width B3 than the first and the second section, and in particular the second section has a smaller width B2 than the first section. The widths can be designed as follows: B1>B2> B3. This can also be used to describe a kind of hourglass shape. In such an embodiment, the individual widths preferably merge continuously into one another, so that the widths of the individual sections taper or widen conically, for example.

In a preferred embodiment, the cover element can comprise wires, in particular spring wires, which are connected to one another via a connection structure and which are arranged in at least one orientation. In this way, for example, the C-shape can be formed on the one hand, and sufficient dimensional stability can be achieved on the other hand, whereby at the same time a pleasant wearing comfort is made possible. The cross section of the wires is preferably selected to be very small, for example 0.2-1.0 mm. It is also conceivable to use a shape memory alloy in order to maintain the dimensional stability of the wires. The wires can preferably be arranged parallel to one another and, for example, also diverge in individual sections. The wires preferably run at least in the longitudinal direction over the entire length L. of the cover element. It is also conceivable that a large number of wires are arranged only in certain sections. Individual areas can also be designed to be stiffened. Such a construction can ensure sufficient mobility of the panty, with sufficient stability being achieved at the same time, so that the panty can be worn safely.

In a preferred embodiment, the cover element can be formed from a dimensionally stable and / or elastic lattice structure. The lattice structure can extend, for example, parallel to the side edges, in particular to the shape or contour of the cover element. If the nodes of the elements of a lattice structure are movably connected to one another, sufficient movability of the cover element can particularly advantageously be achieved. Furthermore, this can be achieved by an elasticity of the lattice structure. The lattice structure can contain individual meshes that vary in size over the length L. can be formed.

In a preferred embodiment, the cover element can be covered with an upper material element, in particular a fabric material and / or a mesh material. As a result, a pleasant surface can be achieved which, on the one hand, is pleasant on the skin and, on the other hand, does not appear bulky under a piece of clothing and thus does not press through. The self-supporting slip therefore preferably has a smooth, for example sliding, surface on an outer surface. On the other hand, a soft material, which, for example, also has adhesive properties, can be arranged on an inner surface.

In a preferred embodiment, the cover element can have an adhesive layer, in particular an adhesive layer, at least in sections on an inner surface. Adhesion to the body of a person wearing the panty can thereby be supported. It is also conceivable to provide only individual partial areas of the inner surface with an adhesive layer. For example, a partial area of the first, the second and / or the third section can be formed with an adhesive surface. It is also possible for only a collar area, or at least in sections a circumferential area of the cover element, to have an adhesive layer. In a preferred embodiment, at least the first and the second section are partially provided with an adhesive surface. This allows the slip, for example, in the end sections of the length L. can also be fixed to the body.

In a preferred embodiment, the cover element can have at least one contour element on an outer circumference, which is made of a dimensionally stable material. For example, the entire circumference of the cover element can be formed from a type of dimensionally stable frame. It is possible, for example, to span the space between the contour element with a surface element. Consequently, the C-shape and the dimensional stability can only be formed by the contour element. The remaining elements of the cover element can be designed to be slack. The contour element can be the outer contour, d. H. have in the outer circumference, for example a rectangle, that in a central area, for example in a third section, has a tapered width. In this way, for example, a kind of hourglass shape can be achieved.

The contour element can be formed from a plastic, a wooden stick structure or a metal, for example. Likewise, a stiffening structure which is arranged in an orientation like the wires can consist of plastic, in particular bioplastic. Furthermore, material pairings of different materials are possible.

In a preferred embodiment, a surface element can be arranged between the contour element, which forms a substantial area of the cover element, wherein the contour element is arranged in the first section and the second section on two side edges of the cover element and at a distance from one another, and the surface element over the entire Length of the cover element L. spanned a space. The distance between the side edges can be used to ensure that over the entire length L. the cover element is flat.

In a preferred embodiment, the contour element and the cover element can have essentially the same thickness. In this way, for example two, it can be ensured that the slip does not show up under an item of clothing and is therefore not visible from the outside. The cover element preferably has a constant thickness, even if it consists of a contour element and a soft element.

In a preferred embodiment, the surface element can be designed as a fabric material and / or mesh material. The surface element does not need to have any dimensionally stable properties. In particular not when this is used to span a gap between the contour element. Individual areas of the planar element can have further material layers, in particular on the inner surface, which enable a comfortable feeling on the skin. Likewise, other types of materials, for example slidable materials, can be used on the outer surface, so that an item of clothing arranged thereon does not adhere.

In a preferred embodiment, the cover element can be individually adaptable to a contour of the pubic area and at least a partial section of the surface of the buttocks area up to the buttocks area, in particular to the rump area, in particular to the lumbar area, in which a shape model is made by means of a 3D scan and the cover element can be produced by means of 3D printing. The self-supporting slip can be individually adapted to the outer contour of the person wearing the slip. As a result, a particularly pleasant wearing comfort and a secure hold can be achieved.

The invention also relates to a manufacturing method for self-supporting panties.

It is proposed that the self-supporting panty is produced by a 3D process. As a result, different materials and different geometries can be implemented in a particularly advantageous manner. In particular, each model can be individually adapted to a person wearing the panties, so that the production of small numbers of items can be implemented quickly and easily. In this way, even small numbers of items, each with a different design or different material combinations, can be implemented particularly advantageously.

In a preferred embodiment of the manufacturing method, the pubic area and at least a section of the surface of the buttocks area, in particular a section of the buttocks, can be captured by means of a 3D scan, and then a 3D model can be created, with the self-supporting panties then being made in accordance with the 3D Model and is produced by means of 3D printing. Since the self-supporting panty is in contact with the surface of the pubic area and at least a portion of the buttocks, i. H. rests on these, the exact shape of the panty can be determined by describing the three-dimensional surface of this area.

Regardless of the proposed embodiments of the self-supporting briefs, the corners of the cover element can be pointed or rounded. Likewise, the cover element can have the shape of an ellipse, the ellipse having a tapered width in one section, in particular in a third section. Such a shape could also be described as a contiguous double ellipse. In each embodiment, pointed edges and corners are preferably to be avoided, so that cutting into a surface of the body is prevented. In each embodiment, for example, the thickness of the cover element can be tapered towards the respective edge area, for example towards the area of the circumference, in order to achieve a continuous transition from the slip to the surface of the body.

Figure list

Further advantages emerge from the drawings and description of the drawings. Exemplary embodiments of the invention are shown in the drawings. The drawings, the description and the claims contain numerous features in combination. The person skilled in the art will expediently also consider the features individually and combine them into meaningful further combinations.

• 1 eine isometrische Ansicht einer Ausführungsform eines erfindungsgemäßen selbsttragenden Slips;
• 2 eine Draufsicht auf die Ausführungsform gemäß 1;
• 3 eine Frontansicht auf die Ausführungsform gemäß 1;
• 4 eine Seitenansicht einer weiteren Ausführungsform eines erfindungsgemäßen selbsttragenden Slips;
• 5 eine Frontansicht einer Ausführungsform des selbsttragenden Slips in einem Zustand, in dem dieser von einer Person getragen wird;
• 6 eine Rückansicht einer Ausführungsform des selbsttragenden Slips in einem Zustand, in dem dieser von einer Person getragen wird;
• 7 eine isometrische Darstellung einer Ausführungsform des erfindungsgemäßen selbsttragenden Slips in einem getragenen Zustand;
• 8 eine Draufsicht auf eine Ausführungsform des selbsttragenden Slips mit Darstellung einer Drahtstruktur bzw. Gitterstruktur.

It shows:

• 1 an isometric view of an embodiment of a self-supporting panty according to the invention;
• 2 a plan view of the embodiment according to 1 ;
• 3rd a front view of the embodiment according to 1 ;
• 4th a side view of another embodiment of a self-supporting panty according to the invention;
• 5 a front view of an embodiment of the self-supporting briefs in a state in which it is worn by a person;
• 6th a rear view of an embodiment of the self-supporting briefs in a state in which it is worn by a person;
• 7th an isometric view of an embodiment of the self-supporting briefs according to the invention in a worn state;
• 8th a plan view of an embodiment of the self-supporting briefs showing a wire structure or lattice structure.

In the figures, the same or similar components are numbered with the same reference symbols.

1 Figure 12 shows an isometric view of an embodiment of a self-supporting panty according to the invention 10 . In the illustration it can be seen that the self-supporting slip 10 is C-shaped even in a non-worn state. The C-shape is created by the dimensional stability of the cover element 12th reached. The cover element 12th has a first section in this embodiment 16 , a second section 18th as well as a third section 24 on. It is also conceivable that the cover element 12th just a first section 16 and a second section 18th having. In the isometric view it can be seen that the cover element 12th in the first part 16 is made wider than in the second section 18th . Likewise is the cover element 12th in the second section 18th wider than in the third section 24 . The cover element is over the entire length 12th thereby formed flat. This allows the panties to lie flat 10 be made possible on the body surface (not shown) over the entire length. At the same time, individual sections of the cover element can consequently be incised 12th in areas of the body to be avoided. In one embodiment, the cover element 12th for example a contour element 38 have around the entire circumference U of the cover element 12th runs. The contour element 38 can be designed such that the side edges K1 , K2 from the first section 16 or the second section 18th towards the third section 24 converge so that the width of the cover element 12th towards the third section 24 rejuvenates. Between the contour element 38 can be a surface element 34 be curious that continues with an upper material element 34 can be coated. This allows different materials for the interior surface 36 as well as the outer surface of the self-supporting panty 10 implemented. In a departure from the illustration, it is also possible to round off the corner areas, which in this embodiment are essentially rectangular. It is also conceivable that the cover element 12th deviating from the shape shown, which forms a kind of rectangle tapering towards the center, as a kind of ellipse. In the case of an elliptical shape, it is also possible to taper it towards the center.

2 FIG. 11 shows a plan view of the embodiment according to FIG 1 . In this representation, the focus is on M. tapering outer contour of the cover element 12th recognizable. The illustration does not show the complete length L. of the cover element 12th , in particular the first section 16 as well as the second section 18th are shown cut off. Independently of this, it can be clearly seen that the cover element 12th in the third section 24 a smaller width B3 than the width B2 in the second section 18th or the width B1 in the first part 16 . The different sections 16 , 18th , 24 continuously merge into one another so that there are no cracks in the outer contour of the cover element. The lengths L1 , L2 , L3 of the individual sections 16 , 18th , 24 can be of different lengths. In this embodiment, the cover element is symmetrical to a steering axis XL educated. Likewise is a transverse axis YQ recognizable by the center point M. runs. The middle-point M. is in this embodiment in the third section 24 arranged. In one embodiment that does not have a third section 24 has, the center point M. also, for example, in the second section 18th be arranged.

In 3rd FIG. 13 is a front view of the embodiment according to FIG 1 shown. Despite the perspective view, it is easy to see that the first section 16 wider than the second section 18th is trained. The widths can be adapted to the respective shape of different bodies.

The representation in 4th shows a side view of a further embodiment of a self-supporting panty according to the invention 10 . In this illustration, the C-shaped design can be clearly seen. The thicknesses D1, D2, D3 can have different sizes. In this embodiment owns the cover element 12th a constant thickness over the entire length L. , that is, D1 = D2 = D3.

5 Figure 12 shows a front view of an embodiment of the self-supporting panty 10 in a state in which it is worn by a person. In this view is the first section 16 the self-supporting briefs 10 recognizable of the pubic area 14th covers, and can reach up to the vicinity of the umbilical area. In the area of the waist or hip, no further holding elements or carriers are necessary, so that different items of clothing with, in particular, differently designed and multiple slits can be worn in this area without the slip 10 is visible from the outside. Furthermore, the waist height of the garments that are above the slip plays a role 10 are not worn, because the panties are spatially on the pubic area 14th limited.

6th Figure 12 shows a rear view of one embodiment of the self-supporting panty 10 in a state in which it is worn by a person. It can be seen that the slip 10 at least on a portion of the surface of the buttocks area 20th rests. The top of the panties 10 extends beyond the coccyx area in the vicinity of the groin area, so that the buttocks can be encompassed in a clamp-like manner and the rear section can be held by the buttocks. In particular, the slip 10 while doing this to the surface of the buttocks 22nd hug, and encompass an upper portion of the buttocks section, and in particular specifically to the shape of the buttocks 22nd be adapted in this area. Even if the slip 10 partially deformed in this area in such a way that it is between the buttocks 22nd reaches, the flat design creates an uncomfortable cut between the buttocks 22nd prevented. The flat shape of the second section 18th can absorb the force exerted by the C-shape evenly.

In 7th Figure 3 is an isometric view of one embodiment of the self-supporting panty of the present invention 10 shown in a worn condition. It can be seen particularly advantageously that the second section 18th in a section 44 on the shape of the surface of the buttocks 22nd adapts. Even if doing the second section 18th partly in the space between the buttocks 22nd reaches, an uncomfortable incision can be caused by the flat design of the second section 18th be prevented.

The representation in 8th Figure 10 shows a top view of an embodiment of the self-supporting panty 10 with representation of a wire structure or lattice structure 32 . About the length L. can single wires 26th , for example spring wires 28 , within the cover element 12th be arranged. The wires 26th can have a connection structure 30th , for example in the form of a lattice structure 32 be connected to each other. So can a lattice structure as well 32 are formed in the longitudinal direction XL as well as in the transverse direction YQ consists of the same elements. In a preferred embodiment these are wires 26th or the lattice structure 32 at least on one side with a surface element 40 overstretched. This can ensure that, on the one hand, the self-supporting panties are not applied 10 This results under an item of clothing worn over it, and on the other hand it can be worn comfortably on the skin. For example, the inner surface 36 with an upper element 34 be coated. The upper element 34 can for example be sewn on. Likewise, the upper material element 34 be made adhesive at least in partial areas, so that a type of adhesive layer is formed.

By such a structure of the cover member 12th a shape can be achieved that can be adapted particularly flexibly to the surface of different bodies. Furthermore, an elastic cover element can thereby be used 12th be formed that has sufficient flexibility.

Structures that differ from the illustration are also conceivable, with individual wires, for example 26th can be arranged diagonally or with respect to the representation deviating directions. Furthermore, individual partial areas of the cover element 12th be designed reinforced, for example, individual subregions with a plurality of wires 26th or a narrowed lattice structure 32 are trained.

The illustrated embodiments can be combined with one another in such a way that further possibilities arise. Likewise, the cover element 12th have a shape deviating from the representation. In particular, the cover element 12th in every area of scope U be rounded.

List of reference symbols

10

self-supporting slip

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Cover element

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Pubic area

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first section

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second part

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Buttocks area

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Buttocks

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third section

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wire

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Spring wire

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Connection structure

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Lattice structure

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Upper element

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Inner surface

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Contour element

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Surface element

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Space

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Section

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L.

length

L1, L2, L3

length

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thickness

B.

width

B1, B2, B3

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Outer circumference

K1, K2

Side edge

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Longitudinal axis

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Transverse axis

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Focus

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Patent literature cited

• EP 2976955 B1 [0005]
• EP 1696751 B1 [0006]
• DE 69312377 T2 [0008]
• DE 202013103319 U1 [0009]
• DE 102013107893 B4 [0009]

Claims (16)

Self-supporting panties (10) with a cover element (12) which is designed at least to cover a pubic area (14), in particular a female pubic area, characterized in that the cover element (12) is C-shaped and dimensionally stable over a length (L) and is flat, wherein the cover element (12) comprises a first section (16) and a second section (18), and the cover element (12) with the first section (18) can be placed flat at least on the pubic area (14), and with the second section (18) at least partially in the area of the buttocks area (20), in particular on a partial area of a surface of the buttocks (22), the cover element (12) around the pubic area (14) and the partial area of the Buttocks (22) can be clamped. Self-supporting slip (10) according to Claim 1 , characterized in that the cover element (12) has a constant thickness (D) over the entire length. Self-supporting slip (10) according to Claim 1 and 2 , characterized in that the cover element (12) has a variable width (B) over the length (L). Self-supporting slip (10) according to Claim 3 , characterized in that the cover element (12) is formed symmetrically to a longitudinal axis (XL), the width (B) of the first section (16) and the second section (18) in the direction of a center point (M) between 1/3 and 2/3 of the length (L) lies on the longitudinal axis (XL), each tapering conically over the length (L). Self-supporting slip (10) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the cover element (12) has a third section (24) which is arranged between the first section (16) and the second section (18), the third section (24) has a smaller width (B3) than the first and second sections (16, 18), and in particular the second section (18) has a smaller width (B2) than the first section (16). Self-supporting slip (10) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the cover element (12) comprises wires (26), in particular spring wires (28), which are connected to one another via a connection structure (30) and which are at least in one orientation ( XL, YQ) are arranged. Self-supporting slip (10) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the cover element (12) is formed from a dimensionally stable lattice structure (32). Self-supporting slip (10) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the cover element (12) is covered with an upper material element (34), in particular a fabric material and / or a mesh material. Self-supporting slip (10) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the cover element (12) has an adhesive layer, in particular an adhesive layer, at least in sections on an inner surface (36). Self-supporting slip (10) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the cover element (12) has at least one contour element (38) on an outer circumference (U) which consists of a dimensionally stable material. Self-supporting slip (10) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that a surface element (40) is arranged between the contour element (38) which forms a substantial area of the cover element (12), the contour element (38) in the first section (16) and the second section (18) are arranged on two side edges (K1, K2) of the cover element (12) and spaced apart from one another, and the surface element (40) has a gap over the entire length (L) of the cover element (L) (42) spanned. Self-supporting slip (10) according to one of the Claims 10 or 11 , characterized in that the contour element (38) and the cover element (12) have essentially the same thickness (D). Self-supporting slip (10) according to one of the Claims 10 to 12th , characterized in that the surface element (40) is designed as a fabric material and / or mesh material. Self-supporting briefs (10) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the cover element (12) can be individually adapted to a contour of the pubic area (14) and at least a partial section (44) of the surface of the buttocks area (20) with the buttocks (22) is, in which a shape model (46) takes place by means of a 3D scan and the cover element (12) can be produced by means of 3D printing. Manufacturing method for a self-supporting panty (10) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the self-supporting panty (10) is produced by a 3D process. Manufacturing process according to Claim 15 , characterized in that the pubic area (14) and at least a portion of the surface of the buttocks area (20), in particular a portion of the buttocks (22), is recorded by means of a 3D scan, and then a 3D model is created, with then the self-supporting slip (10) is produced according to the 3D model and by means of 3D printing.

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