JP2008050735A - Brassiere - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a brassiere lift-up pieces of which are utilized as component members for pads and a pad-housing pocket to obtain high lift-up effect and the number of the pads of which can be changed. <P>SOLUTION: The brassiere is structured as follows: hardly stretchable lift-up pieces 4 are superimposed on a range from the lower part to the outside part each of the rear surface of a cup 1; pads 5 are integrally provided at the lift-up pieces 4, respectively; the upper ends of the lift-up pieces 4 are fixed to straps 3 respectively; the lower-side outer peripheries of the lift-up pieces 4 are fixed to the peripheral edge of the cup 1; and pad-housing pockets 7 open at the upper-side outer peripheries of the lift-up pieces 4 are formed between the lift-up pieces 4 and the rear surfaces of the cup 1, respectively. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a brassiere.

As an important function of the brassiere, there is a correction function that raises the breast part upward toward the center of the breast and raises it richly. This correction function is usually performed by attaching a wire along the lower peripheral edge of the cup, making the portion near the heel of the cup difficult to expand and contract, and attaching a pad to the lower part of the inner surface of the cup.
However, how much volume the breast part is adjusted to differs depending on preference and body shape, and a brassiere with a fixedly attached pad could not cope with the variety of preferences.

Conventionally, a first pocket is provided at the lower part of the inner surface of the cup, a second pocket is attached to a side part of the inner surface of the cup, and a pad can be stored in one or both of the first pocket and the second pocket. Is known (see Patent Document 1).
According to this brassiere, the mounting position and number of pads can be changed according to preference and bust shape.
However, the pocket that supports the pad is made of a stretchable fabric and is not connected to the strap. Therefore, there is no function for lifting the breast portion in the pocket itself and no correction function.

Utility Model Registration No. 3086371

  The problem to be solved by the present invention is that a lift-up piece for lifting a breast part is used as a pad and as a component of a pad storage pocket that supports an auxiliary pad, and a high lifting effect is obtained. It is to provide a bra that can change the number of pads.

In the brassiere of the present invention, a lift-up piece that is difficult to expand and contract from the lower part to the outer part of the back surface of the cup is stacked, a pad is integrally provided on the lift-up piece, the upper end of the lift-up piece is fixed to a strap, The lower outer periphery of the lift-up piece is fixed to the periphery of the cup, and a pad storage pocket that opens at the upper outer periphery of the lift-up piece is formed between the lift-up piece and the cup back surface.
It is preferable that the pad is provided in a portion excluding the upper portion of the lift-up piece near the heel, and the thickness of the upper portion of the lift-up piece near the heel is made thinner than the pad mounting portion.

According to the first aspect of the present invention, by providing the lift-up piece that is difficult to expand and contract, the breast can be lifted up above the center of the chest and beautifully corrected, and the lift-up piece itself can be increased in volume. Can be used as a pad for
In addition, since the pad for volume up is provided, the width of the lift-up piece is widened. As a result, a pad storage pocket that can stably support the auxiliary pad is formed between the lift-up piece and the cup. By storing the auxiliary pad in the pad storage pocket as desired, the breast can be seen larger and pushed up.
According to the second aspect of the present invention, there is no worry that the breast portion appears to flow closer to the heel, and the effect of bringing the breast portion toward the center of the chest is enhanced.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a back view of the brassiere, FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the brassiere, and FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the brassiere in an auxiliary pad storage state.
As shown in FIG. 1, the brassiere of the present invention includes left and right cups 1, a back band 2 extending to the outside of the cup 1, and a strap 3 installed between the upper end of the cup 1 and the upper end of the back band 2.
Since the structure of the back band 2 and the strap 3 is almost the same as the conventional one, a detailed description is omitted.

Although not shown, the cup 1 contains a thin pad member as in the conventional case. Further, lift-up pieces 4 are stacked from the lower part of the back surface of the cup 1 to the outer side part.
The lift-up piece 4 is made of a material that is difficult to expand and contract, and the pad 5 is integrally provided on a portion excluding the upper portion 41 near the heel. Accordingly, the shape of the lift-up piece 4 is slightly wider than that of the conventional thin crescent shape.
The pad 5 is made of polyurethane foam, fiber fill, double raschel cloth, etc., and as shown in FIG. 2, it is superposed on the back surface of the lift-up piece 4, and the back cloth 6 is put on the back surface, and the periphery is sewn and fixed. It is. For this reason, the thickness of the upper part 41 of the lift-up piece 4 is thinner than the part where the pad 5 is mounted.

In the present embodiment, the pad 5 is sandwiched between the lift-up piece 4 and the backing cloth 6, but the pad 5 may be sewn directly to the skin side surface or the cup side face of the lifting-up piece 4 without providing the backing cloth 6. And you may attach the pad 5 to the skin side surface and the cup side surface of the lift up piece 4, respectively.
Of course, the pad 5 may be attached to the lift-up piece 4 by other means such as adhesion or heat welding.
Further, in the above embodiment, the pad 5 is attached to the substantially crescent-shaped lift-up piece 4, but the substantially crescent-shaped lift-up piece 4 is formed as a whole by joining the pad 5 and the heel-side upper part 41. It is also possible to do. In this case, the pad 5 is made of a material that is difficult to expand and contract.

The lift-up piece 4 has an upper end fixed to the strap 3 and a lower outer periphery 4 a sewn on the periphery of the cup 1.
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the upper outer periphery of the lift-up piece 4 is separated from the cup 1 and opens between the cup 1 and the lift-up piece 4 at the upper outer periphery 4 b of the lift-up piece 4. A pad storage pocket 7 is formed.
In this pad storage pocket 7, an auxiliary pad 8 can be stored as desired. Since the shape of the lift-up piece 4 is relatively wide because the pad 5 is mounted, the auxiliary pad 8 can be stably supported.

When this brassiere is attached, the lift-up piece 4 fixed to the strap 3 lifts the breast part from below, and the pad 5 gives the breast part a volume.
In addition, since the upper part 41 of the lift-up piece 4 is thinner than the other part to which the pad 5 is attached, the breast part does not become thicker, and the effect of bringing the breast part toward the center of the breast is high.
In order to further increase the volume of the breast, the auxiliary pad 8 is stored in the pad storage pocket 7 to increase the volume of the lower part of the inner surface of the cup 1.

Note that the pad 5 may be a flat sheet or may be molded according to the breast shape.
Further, similarly to the conventional one, it is also possible to stack a cloth having a cut on the lower half of the back surface of the cup 1, and to form a space in which the pad can be detachably stored through the cut.

The back view of the brassiere which shows the Example of this invention. Sectional drawing of the brassiere which shows the Example of this invention. Sectional drawing at the time of auxiliary pad storing of the brassiere which shows the Example of this invention.

Explanation of symbols

1 cup 2 back band 3 strap 4 lift-up piece 4a lower outer periphery 4b upper outer periphery 41 upper heel side 5 pad 6 lining cloth 7 pad storage pocket 8 auxiliary pad

Claims (2)

  A lift-up piece that is difficult to expand and contract from the lower part to the outer part of the back surface of the cup is stacked, a pad is integrally provided on the lift-up piece, the upper end of the lift-up piece is fixed to a strap, and the lower side of the lift-up piece A brassiere characterized in that an outer periphery is fixed to a peripheral edge of the cup, and a pad storage pocket is formed between the lift-up piece and the cup back surface and opens at an upper outer periphery of the lift-up piece.   2. The brassiere according to claim 1, wherein the pad is provided in a portion excluding the upper part of the lift-up piece near the heel, and the thickness of the upper part of the lift-up piece is made thinner than that of the pad mounting part.

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