DE102020133813B4 - garment - Google Patents

Abstract

Undergarment in the form of underpants for securely holding at least one further article of clothing, the undergarment having at least one outer part (3) and at least one inner part (2) coupled to the at least one outer part (3), the at least one outer part ( 3) and the at least one inner part (2) each having at least one waistband (4) for holding the undergarment (1) in a position of use on a human waist area, wherein the at least one inner part (2) and the at least one outer part ( 3) each have at least one hip section (5), wherein the at least one hip section (5) of the at least one outer part (3) and/or the at least one hip section (5) of the at least one inner part (2) in a transverse plane with at least a leg portion (6) are connected, whereby in the position of use between the hip portions (5) a cavity for receiving the at least another piece of clothing is stretched and the at least one hip section (5) of the at least one inner part (2) is completely received by the at least one hip section (5) of the at least one outer part (3) in a position of use and the at least one hip section (5 ) of the at least one outer part (3) encloses the at least one hip section (5) of the at least one inner part (2) in the transverse plane and the surface of the at least one hip section (5) of the at least one outer part (3) and/or the Surface of the at least one hip section (5) of the at least one inner part (2), which are opposite and together span the cavity, have at least one anti-slip means and the at least one hip section of the at least one inner part (2) and the at least one outer part (3) have a width in a range of 7 to 11 cm.

Description

The present invention relates to an undergarment for securely holding at least one other article of clothing without the use of buttons, clips and the like.

background

In fashion, well-fitting clothing is essential for a serious and well-groomed appearance, especially on formal occasions and in a professional environment. Clothing that has slipped or is hanging out is often seen as inappropriate and inappropriate. Items of outerwear worn in everyday life, such as shirts, blouses, T-shirts or polo shirts, are often tucked into trousers or skirts by both men and women, so that a serious look is guaranteed, especially in everyday working life. However, fixing the outer garment only in the pants or skirt is disadvantageous in practice, since particularly after sitting down and then standing up, the outer garment slips out of the pants, especially in the back area, and leaves a unkempt and unprofessional impression.

In addition, it is more than complicated and difficult, even with everyday movements, to keep the worn outer garment in the desired position, so that its bottom hem remains inside the pants or skirt. At the same time, the clothing should not be constricting and/or uncomfortable, but should be very comfortable to wear.

State of the art

The safest way to date to offer outer clothing a secure hold is to wear so-called "bodysuits", in which outer clothing and underpants are made in one piece. The body cannot slide down or up. The disadvantage here, however, is that putting on and taking off such a bodysuit is particularly cumbersome, which is particularly a hindrance when exiting the toilet. In most cases, such bodysuits are closed at the crotch with snaps, which in turn reduce the wearing comfort.

From the pamphlet DE 20 2018 101 489 U1 It is known that an item of underwear uses buttons and belts to prevent clothing from slipping out. The Japanese writing JP 2007 - 039 837 A shows pants with inner belt and matching inner guides provided inside a waist which could hold a garment.

From the DE 10 2020 000 927 A1 an alternative solution is known in which a pair of underpants has the function of preventing clothes from slipping by providing a waist ring strap with slip-prevention adhesive members having a first strap portion and a second strap portion, both of which are connected to each other and foldable.

• https://www.championstore.com/de_de/shorts-mit-doppelbund

The Champion product with the product name Rochester 1919 Double Waistband Shorts is a double waistband shorts that would be suitable for tucking in outerwear:

• https://www.championstore.com/de_de/shorts-mit-doppelbund

task

It is therefore the object of the present invention to overcome the disadvantages of the prior art and to provide an item of clothing with which outer clothing can be held securely in trousers or a skirt, the wearing comfort not being additionally reduced, e.g. by snap fasteners. Furthermore, it is the object of the present invention to provide an item of clothing which can be produced simply and inexpensively. It is also the object of the present invention to provide a piece of clothing that is very comfortable to wear for the wearer.

solution

This object is achieved by the item of clothing according to patent claim 1 described here for the first time. The item of clothing is advantageously designed as an item of underwear, which can advantageously be worn as underpants under pants or a skirt.

An item of undergarment for securely holding at least one other item of clothing is described, the undergarment having at least one outer part and at least one inner part coupled to the at least one outer part, the at least one outer part and the at least one inner part each having at least one waistband for holding the undergarment in a position of use on a human hip area, wherein the at least one inner part and the at least one outer part each have at least one hip section, wherein the at least one hip section of the at least one outer part and/or the at least one hip section of the at least an inner part connected in a transverse plane to at least one leg portion, whereby in the position of use between the hip portions a cavity for receiving the at least one further item of clothing is spanned.

In this case, the frets are not connected to one another. They are advantageously designed to be connected to one another neither by seams nor by buttons. Both bands are movable relative to each other and are only arranged on the fabric of the respective part, i.e. the at least one outer part and the at least one inner part.

The leg portion has at least first and second leg openings for insertion of a wearer's first and second legs, respectively, with the leg openings being located on the lower side opposite the waist portion. In addition, it is also conceivable that the leg section has a leg attachment at each of the leg openings, with the leg attachments enclosing the upper part of the thigh of the wearer and being designed like trousers. Here, for example, the item of underwear can be designed as boxer shorts, retro pants and/or panties. The length of the leg attachment can be of different lengths.

The position of use is understood to be the normal wearing position of the undergarment, as intended for everyday use. That is, the undergarment fits tightly against the body of the wearer, with the at least one leg portion advantageously at least partially enclosing the buttocks and optionally the upper ends of the thighs of the wearer. The at least one waist portion of the at least one outer member and the at least one waist portion of the at least one inner member span the waist area of the wearer. The waistbands form the upper end of the item of underwear and enclose, for example, the hip area of the wearer or sit on the hips of the wearer. The frets are not connected to each other.

The transverse plane is the plane that horizontally intersects a body when the body is in a normal, upright position. For example, the hip circumference always refers to the circumference of the hips in the transverse plane.

The hollow space between the hip sections is formed by the inner surface of the hip section of the outer part and the outer surface of the hip section of the inner part in the position of use—ie when the underwear is worn on the body as intended. The frets form the opening of the cavity. In the position of use, the opening points upwards towards the torso of the wearer. Opposite the opening of the cavity, it is defined by the junction of the abutting edges of the waist portion of the outer piece and the waist portion of the inner piece. The connection is in the form of a fixed connection and can be in the form of a bond and/or a seam, for example.

In the position of use, the hollow space advantageously forms a peripheral pocket into which an outer garment, such as a shirt, a T-shirt or a blouse can be inserted.

Further advantageous configurations of the item of clothing are described in the dependent claims.

Thus, in a further advantageous embodiment, it is conceivable for the leg attachment to be designed so short that the leg attachment ends just below the wearer's crotch. In this case, the item of underwear is designed, for example, as a so-called panty. If the leg attachment is slightly longer, so that the leg attachment ends in the upper third of the wearer's thigh, the item of underwear is designed as so-called retro shorts or pants. If the leg attachment is designed to be even longer, so that it is at least half the thigh length of the wearer, then the item of underwear is designed as shorts or boxer shorts. In this case, instead of a leg attachment, one can also speak of a trouser leg, which with a corresponding length encloses 3/4, 7/8 or the entire leg length. This can be referred to as 3/4 trousers, 7/8 trousers or long underpants. The length specifications are not to be seen as restrictive. Any lengths between very short ending below the crotch of the wearer and very long ending below the ankle of the wearer can also be assumed. In addition, it is also conceivable that if the item of underwear is designed as long underpants, footlets are arranged below the trouser legs. The footlets can be understood as a kind of sewn-on socks. Long underpants and footlets are advantageously designed in one piece.

Furthermore, the area of the undergarment between the leg openings is advantageously closed or designed to be closable with snaps. The region can also be referred to as a crotch region, which in the position of use is between the legs of the wearer. In an embodiment of the undergarment with a crotch area that can be closed with snaps, the undergarment is made up of at least one front part and at least one rear part, which can be brought together in the crotch area and can be closed with snaps. Both the at least one front part and the at least one rear part have both at least one waist portion and at least one leg portion.

In a further advantageous embodiment, the individual parts of the item of underwear are advantageously sewn together at the abutting edges. It is particularly advantageous here if the seams are designed to be very flat. This increases the wearing comfort, since no unpleasant pressure or chafing points can arise on the body of the wearer. In this way, a so-called "seamless" piece of underwear can be created, with no seams being visible through the outer clothing for others. But it is also conceivable that the abutting edges of the individual parts of the underwear are glued together.

In a further advantageous embodiment, it is also conceivable that instead of a straight connection of the abutting edge of the at least one hip section of the at least one outer part with the abutting edges of the at least one hip section of the at least one inner part and of the at least one leg section in the transversal plane, the abutting edges e.g are connected to each other in a wavy and/or zigzag manner. It is also conceivable that the abutting edges run or are connected to one another in a plane that is inclined to the transverse plane.

In a further advantageous embodiment, it is conceivable that, in general, instead of an outer garment, an undergarment in the form of an undershirt can also be inserted into the cavity. For example, an undershirt can be inserted into the cavity of the undergarment individually or together with, for example, a shirt. One can therefore speak of a clothing-receiving cavity or of a clothing item-holding cavity. The outer garment is held by the surfaces forming the cavity, ie by the inner surface of the hip section of the outer part and the outer surface of the hip section of the inner part, which at the same time represent the inner surfaces of the cavity. The inner surfaces of the cavity completely enclose the part of the outer clothing that was inserted into the cavity, the inner surfaces forming a surface frictional contact with the inserted outer clothing or piece of outer clothing. In the position of use, the surface-acting frictional force holds the outer clothing particularly advantageously in the hollow space of the item of underwear, as a result of which it cannot slip out again of its own accord simply as a result of the movements of the wearer. Due to the surface-acting frictional force, which extends not only to the waistbands but also to the inner surfaces of the cavity, a particularly secure hold of the outer clothing in the form of an outer clothing item is guaranteed on the one hand and on the other hand by the avoidance of punctiform or very limited force loads for holding the fabric of the outerwear is spared. It can thus advantageously also be said that the outer clothing is held in a way that is gentle on the clothing by the under clothing described here.

In a further advantageous embodiment, it is also conceivable for at least one of the hip sections to be connected in sections in a transverse plane to the at least one leg section. As a result, in the position of use, the outer garment can be pushed through at the points where the at least one hip section of the at least one inner and/or outer part is not connected to the at least one leg section. Thus, in a position of use, the tucked-in lower end of the outer garment at least partially protrudes beyond at least the hip sections of the lower garment. In a specific embodiment, it is conceivable, for example, for at least one of the hip sections to be connected to the at least one leg section only on the sides, so that a front part and a rear part of the inserted outer garment can be pushed through the underwear.

In a further advantageous embodiment of the item of underwear, the width of the at least one waistband of the at least one outer part and the at least one waistband of the at least one inner part is variable. The frets are advantageously made of an elastic material. This material is particularly advantageously a rubber band. The connection between the at least one waistband and the at least one hip section of the at least one outer part and between the at least one waistband and the at least one hip section of the at least one inner part is advantageously designed as a so-called "stretch seam". Such a stretch seam is designed to be stretchable in length. As a result, the elastic properties of the waistbands, which are variable in their width, are transferred to the hip sections arranged thereon, which ensures that the item of underwear is held securely and comfortably in the position of use. It is thus also possible to pull the item of underwear over the buttocks onto the hips of the wearer from the bottom up.

Alternatively, it is also conceivable that the at least one collar of the at least one outer part and the at least one collar of the at least one inner part are designed as a so-called “rubber collar”. Here, the hem of the respective hip cut together with an elastic band or an elastic band or this is subsequently embedded in the hem and advantageously sewn with a stretch seam.

This is not to be understood as limiting, however, since non-stretch fabrics can also use a non-elastic seam to form the hem. This would be the case, for example, with training as boxer shorts or web boxers.

In both configurations, it is advantageous that the outer clothing is additionally held by the radial clamping force of the bands that open the cavity into which the outer clothing is partially inserted. As a result, in the use position, the outer garment is held securely by the undergarment on the one hand by the frictional force of the inner surfaces of the cavity and on the other hand by the radial clamping force, which also causes a frictional force on the outer garment.

In a further advantageous embodiment of the undergarment, it is made of an elastic material and is figure-hugging. In this case, all the seams of the item of underwear are particularly advantageously designed as elastic stretch seams. Due to the figure-hugging design, the item of underwear sits particularly securely on the wearer's body and is protected against slipping. Furthermore, in the position of use, the inner surfaces of the cavity lie tightly against the tucked-in part of the outer garment and are advantageously tensioned. Thus, not only the waistbands but also the remaining parts of the undergarment cause a radial tensioning force. The inner surfaces of the cavity also cause a radial clamping force on the inserted part of the outer clothing, whereby the surface frictional force is additionally increased, which advantageously causes an even more secure hold of the outer clothing by the under clothing. The combination of radial clamping force through the waistbands on the outer clothing and radial clamping force through the inner surfaces of the cavity cause the outer clothing to be held particularly securely, effectively and, above all, evenly in the position of use over the entire circumference in relation to the transverse plane.

In a further advantageous embodiment of the undergarment, the at least one inner part has a waist section that lengthens the at least one hip section and is made of elastic material for fitting closely to the human waist area and shaping the figure when worn in the use position. In this embodiment, what is known as “shapewear” can also be used. In the broadest sense, shapewear fulfills the function of a corset or lingerie and emphasizes the shape of a waist, for example. It is also conceivable that the waist section extends beyond the waist to the chest or just below the chest. The waist area advantageously has areas with different widths and/or elasticities in the material. For example, in the position of use of the item of underwear at the level of the navel of the wearer, the waist section can be particularly narrow in order to shape or emphasize a narrow waist. As a result, the silhouette of the wearer is shaped particularly advantageously in accordance with the wearer's visual requirements--such as, for example, a narrow waist, a flat stomach, an even silhouette of the torso, etc.

In addition, it is also conceivable that the leg section of the item of underwear is also made of elastic material so that it can be worn in the usage position, fitting closely to the human leg area and shaping the figure. In this way, for example, taut or smooth legs can be achieved in the position of use.

Advantageously, the entire item of underwear clothing is made of elastic material so that it fits tightly against the human body and is figure-shaping when in the position of use. Thus, the entire item of underwear can also be referred to as shapewear and/or compression underwear.

Advantageously, the at least one waist portion of the at least one inner portion is integral with the extending waist portion. The waistband of the inner piece is thereby shifted further up to the upper hem of the waist section. It is also conceivable that the federal government will be dispensed with.

The advantage of the waist section of the at least one inner part is that an additional friction surface is provided for the outer clothing. The outer garment to be held is not only held by the part inserted into the cavity, but also abuts against the waist portion, whereby the outer garment is particularly securely held by the lower garment.

In a further advantageous embodiment of the undergarment, the at least one hip section of the at least one inner part is completely accommodated by the at least one hip section of the at least one outer part. In the usage position, the at least one collar of the at least one outer part thus protrudes beyond the at least one collar of the at least one inner part. This ensures that the at least one federal government of at least one inner Advantageously, part does not shine through the piece of outer clothing inserted into the cavity and is thus visible to others from the outside.

However, this is not to be understood as limiting. Thus, in the position of use, the at least one collar of the at least one outer part can advantageously be arranged at the same height as the at least one collar of the at least one inner part. It is also conceivable that in the usage position the at least one collar of the at least one inner part protrudes beyond the at least one collar of the at least one outer part.

It is conceivable that the at least one hip section of the at least one inner part and/or the at least one outer part has a width in a range from 3 to 16 cm, more advantageously from 6 to 12 cm, even more advantageously from 8 to 9 cm. The collar of the at least one hip section of the at least one inner section can either protrude beyond the collar of the at least one hip section of the at least one outer part or vice versa. That is, the respective waist portions may be either of the same width or different widths within the above ranges.

In a further advantageous embodiment of the undergarment, the at least one hip section of the at least one outer part encloses the at least one hip section of the at least one inner part in the transverse plane. Thus, the at least one waist portion of the at least one outer part is arranged externally on the at least one inner part of the undergarment and encloses it in the transverse plane. The at least one hip section of the at least one outer part and the at least one hip section of the at least one inner part form a cavity. This cavity is designed to be closed downwards, i.e. towards the legs in the position of use, with the connection between the at least one hip section of the at least one outer part and the at least one hip section of the at least one inner part. The connection is advantageously designed as a seam. Furthermore, this connection is advantageously arranged at the transition between the at least one hip section of the at least one inner part and the at least one leg section of the undergarment. In a specific embodiment, it can be understood that on underpants, which represent the at least one hip section of the at least one inner part with the at least one leg section, a trimming, which represents the at least one hip section of the at least one outer part, on the outside via a circumferential seam in the transversal plane is connected to the underpants. In this case, a circumferential cavity is at least partially opened up, into which another item of clothing can be inserted. It is also conceivable that in this case the at least one hip section of the at least one inner part and the at least one leg section are designed in one piece as underpants.

Particularly advantageously, in the position of use, the collar of the at least one hip section of the at least one outer part protrudes beyond the collar of the at least one hip section of the at least one inner part. However, this is not to be understood as limiting. The frets can also be arranged at the same height in the position of use. It is also conceivable that the collar of the at least one hip section of the at least one inner part protrudes beyond the collar of the at least one hip section of the at least one outer part.

In a further advantageous embodiment of the undergarment, the surface of the at least one hip section of the at least one outer part and/or the surface of the at least one hip section of the at least one inner part, which lie opposite one another and together span the cavity, have at least one anti-slip means. Such an anti-slip means forms an at least partially anti-slip surface, which can be made of plastic and/or silicone, with the anti-slip surface of the anti-slip means having a correspondingly higher surface roughness and/or a correspondingly higher adhesion than the fabric and/or the cuffs of the undergarment may have. Adhesion can also be referred to as surface adhesion. Both in the case of adhesion through increased surface roughness and in adhesion through increased adhesion, the frictional resistance between the fabric and the anti-slip agent is increased. The anti-slip means advantageously has both increased surface roughness and increased adhesion. As a result, a particularly high frictional force can be brought about between the anti-slip means and the fabric of the outer garment, which in the position of use is at least partially inserted into the lower garment.

The anti-slip means can be applied as a trim to the fabric and/or to at least one of the bands that are opposite one another and span the cavity, with the trim itself advantageously being elastic. In the simplest case, the edging is applied to the fabric and/or to at least one waistband as a pad or as a type of patch. Such trimming can be designed as silicone trimmings, plastic trimmings and/or rubber trimmings.

It is also conceivable that the anti-slip means is woven, embroidered and/or knitted as a thread into the fabric and/or into at least one of the bands. In a specific embodiment, the anti-slip means is woven, embroidered and/or knitted into at least one of the bands as one or more silicone threads.

The introduction of an anti-slip agent into the item of underwear, in particular on at least one of the surfaces that span the cavity, increases the holding power of the item of outer clothing to be held in the position of use. This effectively and safely prevents the outer garment from slipping out of the cavity in which it was previously partially inserted.

This is also not to be understood as limiting. The anti-slip means can thus advantageously also be arranged in at least one hip section, particularly advantageously in both hip sections.

In a further advantageous embodiment of the undergarment, the surface of the at least one hip section of the at least one outer part and/or the surface of the at least one hip section of the at least one inner part, which lie opposite one another and together span the hollow space, have at least one roughened surface. Raising of the surface, i.e., the fabric surface and/or the bands of the undergarment, is accomplished, for example, by combing and/or brushing, thereby setting up individual fibers. This creates an overall softer but also rougher surface with a higher specific frictional resistance compared to an untreated surface. As a result, the outer garment, which is partially inserted into the opened cavity in a usage position, is advantageously held particularly securely and effectively and cannot slip out without great effort.

It is also conceivable that in an embodiment of the undergarment with an inner part having a waist section, the waist section also at least partially has a non-slip surface, as already described above. The surface of the waist section, which in a usage position faces the outer clothing worn over it, can be provided with at least one anti-slip means, so that the hold of the outer clothing is additionally improved.

The embodiments shown here are of course not to be understood as limiting. As a concrete embodiment of the present invention, it is conceivable that the hip section 5 forming the hollow space for accommodating a further piece of clothing is sewn onto the outside of underpants as an attachment. It is also conceivable that the hip section 5 forming the hollow space is correspondingly sewn on the inside as an insert in underpants. In this case, the undergarment is advantageously made in two parts. As a result, in contrast to a three-part design, as described above, one work step in the production of the undergarment - namely the step of connecting or sewing the at least one leg section to the at least one hip section of the at least one inner part and the at least one hip section of the at least one outer part - saved, which reduces the production costs and thus advantageously reduces the production costs and the production time. Due to the two-part design, the item of underwear can advantageously be manufactured particularly quickly and easily.

The secure hold of the outer garment in the lower garment can be additionally reinforced by using an anti-slip agent on and/or in the surfaces that span the hollow space. In this way, particularly advantageously, the outer garment cannot slip out of the undergarment in the usage position, even if the wearer makes large and intensive movements.

The undergarment is advantageously formed from fabric. This fabric can be in the form of a woven or knitted fabric made of cotton, wool, linen, plastic fibers, bamboo fibers, viscose fibers or a mixture thereof. Jersey has proven to be particularly advantageous because this fabric has very good biaxial stretchability.

Further advantages, features and configuration options result from the following figure description of exemplary embodiments which are not to be understood as limiting.

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• 1 eine Frontansicht des Unterbekleidungsstücks,
• 2 eine Seitenansicht des Unterbekleidungsstücks aus 1 in einer Gebrauchsposition mit teilweise eingestecktem Oberbekleidungsstück und
• 3 eine Frontansicht des Unterbekleidungsstücks mit einen den Hüftabschnitt des inneren Teils verlängernden Taillenabschnitt.

In the drawings shows:

• 1 a front view of the undergarment,
• 2 Figure 12 shows a side view of the undergarment 1 in an in-use position with the outergarment partially tucked in, and
• 3 Figure 12 is a front view of the undergarment with a waist portion extending the waist portion of the inner piece.

In the drawings, elements provided with the same reference numbers correspond essentially to one another, unless otherwise indicated. In addition, there is no need to show and describe components that are not essential for understanding the technical teaching disclosed herein. In the following, the reference symbols are not repeated for all elements that have already been introduced and shown, provided that the elements themselves and their function have already been described or are known to a person skilled in the art.

Detailed description of exemplary embodiments

In the 1 a front view of the undergarment 1 is shown. The undergarment has an outer part 3 and an inner part 2 . The inner part 2 is accommodated in the outer part 3 and is therefore shown in dashed lines, since these are hidden lines in this view. The inner part 2 has a leg section 6, which in the embodiment shown is formed with two leg extensions. Above the leg section 6, the inner part 2 of the undergarment 1 has a hip section 5, the leg section 6 and the hip section 5 being connected to one another. The joints of both sections are advantageously connected with a seam.

The outer part 3 has only one waist section 5 . It is also connected to the connecting seam between the leg section 6 and the waist section 5 of the inner part 2 . The outer part 3 is advantageously connected at this point to the inner part 2 via a seam.

Furthermore, the outer part 3 and the inner part 2 each have a collar 4 which is arranged at the upper end of the hip section 5, ie the leg section 6 opposite. In the embodiment of the undergarment 1 shown, the hip section 5 of the inner part 2 is slightly smaller than the hip section 5 of the outer part 3. As a result, the waistband 4 of the inner part 2 is completely accommodated in the outer part 3 and at the same time slightly below the waistband 4 of the outer part 3 arranged.

A hollow space is spanned between the hip section 5 of the inner part 2 and the hip section 5 of the outer part 3 . The opening of the cavity is formed by the two collars 4 and is accessible from above. The hollow space is delimited downwards in the direction of the leg section 6 by the connecting seam between the hip section 5 of the inner part 2 and the hip section 5 of the outer part 3 .

2 12 shows a side view of the undergarment 1 from FIG 1 in a position of use with the outer garment 7 partially tucked into the cavity spanned by the waist portion 5 of the inner part 2 and the waist portion 5 of the outer part 3. The hidden lines from the tucked-in part of the outer garment 7 are shown as dotted lines. As can be seen, the tucked-in portion of the outer garment 7 is located between the waistbands 4 and between the waist portion 5 of the inner portion 2 and the waist portion 5 of the outer portion 3. In the in-use position, the individual layers of fabric of the outer portion 3, outer garment 7 and inner part 2 on top of each other. They rub against each other, so that in the broadest sense a so-called "frictional connection" is created, which prevents the outer garment from slipping out at the top. The radial tension force of the fabric on the one hand, if the item of underwear 1 is made of elastic material, and the radial tension force of the waistbands 4 on the other hand increase the pressing effect on the body of the wearer and thus also the frictional force on the outer garment 7, which means that this is even the case with wide, intensive Movements of the wearer in the position of use cannot slip out of the undergarment 1.

3 shows a front view of the undergarment 1 with a waist portion 8 extending the waist portion 5 of the inner part 2, the waist portion 5 being formed in one piece with the waist portion 8. FIG. In addition, the inner part 2 has no collar 4 in the embodiment shown. However, this is not to be understood as limiting. It is also conceivable that a collar 4 is arranged at the upper end of the waist section 8 and/or at the transition between the hip section 5 and the waist section 8 . The waist portion 8 is formed in a figure-shaping manner. This means that the waist section 8 adapts to the shape of the wearer's body in the position of use and provides additional support. For this purpose, the waist section 8 is advantageously made of elastic material. In this embodiment, the waist section 8 fulfills the function of compression clothing.

The embodiments shown here are of course not to be understood as limiting. As a specific embodiment of the present invention, it is conceivable that the hip section 5 forming the hollow space for accommodating another piece of clothing is sewn onto the outside of underpants. It is also conceivable that the hip section 5 forming the hollow space is correspondingly sewn into underpants on the inside.

Although the invention has been illustrated and described in more detail by the advantageous exemplary embodiments, the invention is not restricted by the disclosed examples. Other variations can be derived from this by a person skilled in the art without departing from the scope of protection of the invention. In particular, the invention is not limited to the combinations of features specified below, but other combinations and sub-combinations that are obviously executable for the person skilled in the art can also be formed from the disclosed features.

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Claims (5)

Undergarment in the form of underpants for securely holding at least one further article of clothing, the undergarment having at least one outer part (3) and at least one inner part (2) coupled to the at least one outer part (3), the at least one outer part ( 3) and the at least one inner part (2) each have at least one waistband (4) for holding the undergarment (1) in a position of use on a human waist area, wherein the at least one inner part (2) and the at least one outer part ( 3) each have at least one hip section (5), wherein the at least one hip section (5) of the at least one outer part (3) and/or the at least one hip section (5) of the at least one inner part (2) in a transverse plane with at least a leg portion (6) are connected, whereby in the position of use between the hip portions (5) a cavity for receiving the at least another piece of clothing is stretched and the at least one hip section (5) of the at least one inner part (2) is completely accommodated by the at least one hip section (5) of the at least one outer part (3) in a position of use and the at least one hip section (5 ) of the at least one outer part (3) encloses the at least one hip section (5) of the at least one inner part (2) in the transverse plane and the surface of the at least one hip section (5) of the at least one outer part (3) and/or the Surfaces of the at least one hip section (5) of the at least one inner part (2), which lie opposite one another and together span the cavity, have at least one anti-slip means and the at least one hip section of the at least one inner part (2) and the at least one outer part (3) have a width in a range of 7 to 11 cm. item of undergarment Claim 1 , characterized in that the width of the at least one collar (4) of the at least one outer part (3) and the at least one collar (4) of the at least one inner part (2) is variable. item of undergarment patent claim 2 , characterized in that it is made of an elastic fabric and figure-hugging. item of undergarment patent claim 3 , characterized in that the at least one inner part (2) has a waist portion (8) extending the at least one hip portion (5) and is formed of elastic fabric for fitting closely to the human waist area, figure-shaping wearing in the position of use. item of undergarment Claim 1 , characterized in that the surface of the at least one waist portion (5) of the at least one outer part (3) and/or the surface of the at least one waist portion (5) of the at least one inner part (2) facing each other and together forming the cavity clamp, have at least one roughened surface.

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