DE8633482U1 - Suit, especially for corpulent men - Google Patents

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Applicant: Hans Bäumler GmbH & Co., men's clothing factory, Friedrich-Ebert-Str. 86, 8070 Ingolstadt

Suit, especially for corpulent men

The innovation relates to a suit, especially for corpulent men, which consists of trousers and a suit jacket or of trousers and a combination jacket.

In corpulent men with a "belly" you can now see that the waistband of the trousers is more or less under the belly, which is also the case when it comes to normal trousers. Due to this fact, people have started to make the trousers lower in the front part to avoid an unnecessary and unsightly accumulation of fabric under the stomach. With low-cut trousers, the problem mentioned can be considered solved for those people who only wear trousers, but this only applies to the warmer seasons. However, if you wear a jacket with such trousers or a jacket, a slightly smaller waist width of the jacket or trousers is sufficient due to the "low cut" of the trousers, especially since a waistband and a belt with its buckle, if present, significantly reduce the "waist width". However, the reduced belly width requires a narrower waist in the ready-to-wear suit, which accentuates the belly due to the jacket or blazer collapsing above the belly, which is often rejected.

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The aim of the innovation is to create a complete suit or combination in which the reduced abdominal width is maintained and yet the abdomen above the trouser-free zone is not emphasized. 5

This task is solved according to the innovation in that the parts of the trousers that run into the waistband, especially the front of the trousers, are cut low from the back and the sides to the front in a known manner. and the jacket or blazer has side width allowances above the low cut of the trousers. These measures allow you to get by with a reduced waist width of the jacket or blazer without emphasizing the belly above the low cut, especially since the jacket or blazer The jacket rests, so to speak, on the trouser-free area of the stomach and gradually and inconspicuously merges into the chest area.

In order to make as few changes as possible to the finished product or to place the necessary changes where they are easiest to manage, the new regulation proposes that the width allowances for the jacket or blazer be provided on the back edges of the side cuts. 25

In order to ensure that the width allowances mentioned are in the right places and that no noticeable changes in the shape of the entire suit occur, it is considered appropriate according to the innovation that the side width allowances are largest in the area of the waist and gradually taper off to zero towards the top and bottom.

Finally, it is advantageous for the eye-catching appearance of the front part of the entire suit if the front trousers are fitted with pleats.

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The innovation is illustrated in the drawing, for example; shown are:

Fig. 1 a suit in front view and Fig. 2 a pair of trousers in side view and a

Side cut of a jacket or blazer in flat representation.

As can be seen from Figures 1 and 2, a suit consists of trousers 2 and a jacket 3. The front trousers 4 are cut low towards the front and bottom, with the low cut already beginning at 5, so that the waistband 6 of the trousers 2 runs as shown and comes to lie slightly below the indicated belly 7 (see in particular Figure 2).

The side cut 8, which forms a unit with the front cut 9 (see again Fig. 2), has a width allowance 10, which prevents the jacket 3 from being pressed against the stomach 7. This width allowance tapers off to zero at the top and bottom, so that changes in comparison to the standard sizes are easily manageable. Dashed lines 11 indicate a normal-cut pair of trousers 2. Fig. 2 clearly shows that the waistband cannot cause the stomach to become wider, while the indicated pleats 12 prevent the trousers 2 from being too tight.

Claims (4)

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European Patent Office Patent Attorney O. GlSeer · Sudatanttr. 6, · 8076 Baar-Ebanheuaen I Baar-Ebenhausen 1, 12 December 1986 150/86/2.8 Gl/S My sign ' ' ' Your sign Applicant: Hans Bäumler GmbH & Co., men's clothing factory, Friedrich-Ebert-Str. 86, 8070 Ingolstadt Suit, especially for corpulent men Protection claims 1. Suit, in particular for corpulent men, consisting of trousers and suit jacket or of trousers and combination jacket, characterized in that the parts of the trousers (2) running into the waistband (6), in particular the front trousers (4) are cut low in a known manner from the back and the sides to the front and bottom (cf. 5, 6) and the jacket (3) or the sport coat has side width allowances (10) above the low cut of the trousers (2). 10 2. Suit according to claim 1, characterized in that the width allowances (10) of the jacket (3) or the blazer are provided on the rear edges of the side cuts (8). 15 3. Suit according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the lateral width allowances (10) are greatest in the area of the waist and gradually taper off to zero towards the top and bottom. 4. Suit according to claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the front trousers (4) are equipped with waistband pleats (12). Bank details! Bayerische Hyt>oth*elfaji, 'uii4 ^ladl)»j»1banl( Fltla(e*lg4ql|tadt Account No. 6 480 225 021