ES167649U - Garment completed (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Complete garment, which is characterized by the fact that the trousers that comprise it comprise four pieces, equal two to two, precisely made with rectilinear machine of knitwear, of which pieces, two of them have an extensive strip upper elastic rib to form the waist of the garment, whose width is equal to the half of the perimeter of said waist, extending down the same strip in a straight part of equal width and height corresponding to the length of the hips, then extending a short section, whose rectilinear edges are directed outward determining a sharp widening of the piece that, from the point of greater amplitude, decreases progressively and sensibly rectilinearly determining a long stretch, whose lower end is reduced to an equal width or slightly more than half the width of the aforementioned section of the hips, linking with another long straight section, the lower end of which bifurcates into two extensions of approximately equal width and of different length, the longer section being intended to constitute the coverage of the instep of the foot, and the shorter, the heel, conveniently diminished. its free end and both extensions finished by two prolongations destined to the remallado with the corresponding other piece, of the two remaining constituent of the pantyhose, which are precisely the determinative of the sole of the foot, which, having a substantially rectangular shape, present in one of its ends a shrinking followed by an auction also intended for the overlock, establishing the structuring of the trousers by overlapping the two equal longitudinal pieces making them coincide in their total perimeter, and sewn together the upper free edges facing each other. The contact ends of the long upper bands determine tives of the waist, as well as of the straight upper edges, also faced and coincident with each other, of the straight upper sections, and of the increased edges of the low-rise sections determining the marked increase in width, concurring at the same point. four vertices of the greater width of the pieces, from which the legs are structured downwards, precisely by stitching together the opposite edges of each longitudinal piece so that the seams extend mutually opposite between the legs, closing the opening between the two bifurcated parts at the lower end thereof, by incorporation of the other two pieces, respectively, which are re-entangled to form the sole of the foot of the garment, with which the trousers are completely structured; the structure of the complete garment is established by joining the free circular upper edge of the elastic ribbed strip of the pantyhose to the corresponding free lower edge of a knitted body of the normal type, provided with a zippered opening preferably of zipper extending from said strip of elastic rib to the upper edge of the neck, extending centrally at its front or rear. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)