JP2011174194A - Brassiere - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a brassiere for preventing the flesh of a breast side from protruding from the brassiere when wearing the brassiere. <P>SOLUTION: This brassiere 1 is attached with a side press cloth 6 occupying the side of a side part 21 of a cup 2, and the upper prescribed place of an upper edge 41 of a back cloth 4. In more details, the brassiere is obtained by sewing along the side part 21 and the upper edge 41, a nearly straight line which connects the upper end vicinity of the cup 2 and the prescribed place of the upper edge 41 of the back cloth 4, and the side press cloth 6 which has an area surrounded with a curved line along the brassiere 1, passing the side part 21 from the upper end vicinity of the cup 2 and extending to the prescribed place of the upper edge 41 of the back cloth 4. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a women's apparel with a brassiere part that has a function of pressing the meat on the side of the breast and moving it toward the center of the body.

  When a brassiere is worn, it does not fit the body properly, in particular, the meat on the side of the breast does not fit in the brassiere and often protrudes laterally.

Japanese Patent No. 3506362

  In the invention described in Patent Document 1, a reinforcing member on the tape is provided on the side portion of the cup, but the meat on the side portion cannot be stored in the brassiere.

  In order to solve the above-described problems, a female apparel of the present invention includes a pair of cups, a base portion sewn on the lower side of the cup, a back cloth extending laterally from the cup, and one end attached to the upper side of the cup. In the women's apparel having a brassiere portion, the other end is made of a strap attached to the upper side of the back cloth, and at least the side part connecting the upper end vicinity of the side part of the cup and the predetermined position of the upper side of the back cloth. A presser cloth is provided.

  The side presser cloth is connected to the straight line connecting the vicinity of the upper side of the cup and the upper side of the back cloth, and from the vicinity of the upper side of the cup through the side of the cup and the upper side of the back cloth. Occupies an area surrounded by a line on the upper side of the cloth, and the edge is sewn to the side of the cup and the upper side of the back cloth, so that most of the meat on the side of the breast is pressed down. It can be brought to the center of the body.

  The side presser cloth is formed by stacking two pieces of heme dough, so that most of the meat on the side of the breast can be pressed toward the center of the body and the step at the edge of the side presser cloth can be eliminated. .

  In order to solve the above-described problems, a breastfeeding female garment of the present invention includes a pair of cups, a base part sewn on the lower side of the cup, a back cloth extending laterally from the cup, and one end on the upper side of the cup. A female garment having a brassiere part, comprising a strap attached to the upper side of the back cloth, and a cup side connector attached in the vicinity of the upper end of the cup, and detachable from the connector. A strap side connector attached to the cup side end of the strap, and a strip-like tape having one end attached to the strap side connector and the other end attached to the upper side of the back cloth.

  According to the present invention, the meat on the side part of the breast between the side part of the cup and the upper side of the back cloth can be pressed toward the center of the body. According to the invention which concerns on Claim 4, in addition to said effect, the effect that a brassiere cannot shift easily at the time of breast feeding can be acquired.

It is a front view of the brassiere of the 1st example. It is a rear view of the brassiere of the 1st example. It is a simplified diagram of the state where the 1st example was worn by the human body. It is a front view of the brassiere of the 2nd example. It is a rear view of the brassiere of the 2nd example. It is an enlarged view of the cup side coupling tool of 2nd Example. It is an enlarged view of the strap side coupler of 2nd Example. It is an enlarged view of the state which connected the coupler. It is a simplification figure of the state where the 2nd example was worn by the human body.

  FIG. 1 shows a brassiere 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. The brassiere 1 includes a pair of left and right cups 2, a base portion 3 sewn on the lower side of the cup, a pair of back cloths 4 extending laterally from the cup 2 (left and right in FIG. 1), and one end on the upper side of the cup 2. It consists of a pair of straps 5 sewn and the other end sewn on the upper side of the back cloth 4, the side presser cloth 6, and a locking part sewn on the back cloth 4.

  The cup 2 is formed by thermoforming polyurethane (not shown) into a three-dimensional shape, and attaching a two-weight ricot fabric having elasticity on the front side and a hybrid fabric of cotton and polyurethane on the skin side. The two-weight ricott fabric is one piece from the one end portion of the back cloth 4 (boundary portion with the left engaging portion in FIG. 1) to the other end portion of the back cloth 4 (boundary portion with the right engaging portion in FIG. 1). It consists of a piece of cloth and covers all of the front side of the cup 2, the base 3, and the back cloth 4. The cup 2 is sewn to the polyurethane along the side portion 21 of the cup 2 and the wire tube 22. Further, on the upper side of the cup 2, the two-weight ricott fabric is folded and sewn with the hybrid fabric on the skin side.

  The base part 3 is made of a non-stretchable fabric, is sewn to the wire tube 22 and occupies between the lowest points L and L of both cups 2 and 2 in the lateral direction (left and right direction in FIG. 1), and is longitudinal (see FIG. 1, in the vertical direction) occupies the lower part of the cup 2.

  The back cloth 4 is formed by sewing two-sided ricot fabrics on the front side and the skin side together with the elastic tapes TU and TL on the upper side 41 and the lower side 42. In other locations, the two fabrics are in a free state with respect to each other except for the location where the bone 43 is sewn. Furthermore, an engaging portion that can be attached and detached when the brassiere 1 is attached and detached is sewn to the tip of the back cloth 4.

  The strap 5 is made of an elastic material, and connects a predetermined portion from the upper end portion of the cup 2 and the engaging portion of the upper side 41 of the back cloth 4.

  The elastic tape TU continues from the upper side 41 of the back cloth 4 through the side portion 21 of the cup 2 to the vicinity of the middle of the strap 5. The stretchable tape TL continues from the lower side 42 of the back cloth 4 to the vicinity of the center of the base portion 3 through the cup.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the side presser cloth 6 includes a substantially straight line connecting the vicinity of the upper end of the side part 21 of the cup 2 and a predetermined position of the upper side 41 of the back cloth 4, and the side of the cup 2. It occupies a region surrounded by a curve extending from the vicinity of the upper end of the part 21 to the predetermined position of the upper side 41 of the back cloth 4 through the side part 21 of the cup 2 and the upper side 41 of the back cloth 4. Here, the predetermined position refers to a position from ¼ to ３ of the length of the upper side 41 from the boundary end portion of the side portion 21 and the upper side 41.

  The side presser cloth 6 overlaps two pieces of hem fabric and sews one edge (near the upper end of the side part 21 of the cup 2 and the straight line connecting the predetermined position of the upper side 41 of the back cloth 4) to each other. The other edge portion is attached to the brassiere 1 by sewing to the side portion 21 of the cup 2 and the upper side 41 of the back cloth 4. The side presser cloth 6 is less stretched than the two-weight ricot fabric attached to the front side of the brassiere 1. The extensibility of the side presser cloth 6 may be appropriately determined according to the extensibility of the back cloth 4 and the strap 5.

  The side presser cloth 6 is made of heme fabric, so that it is not necessary to perform processing such as sewing and tape attachment on the edge, and no step is formed on the edge. Therefore, it does not crack on the outer when worn. Here, the hem fabric refers to a fabric in which the yarn is not separated even if the fabric is separated by removing the yarn between the fabrics and the post-treatment is not performed on the portion where the yarn removal processing is performed.

  In this embodiment, a hem fabric is used for the side presser cloth 6, but a so-called cut-away fabric that does not need to be cleaned at the time of cutting may be used. From the viewpoint of not cracking the outer, it is preferable to use hem fabric or cut-off fabric, but if emphasis is on decoration, lace fabric may be used, and if other functions are important, it is adjusted accordingly. Use dough.

  FIG. 3 is a simplified diagram of a state in which the brassiere 1 is worn on the human body. Conventionally, the meat on the side of the breast protrudes from the brassiere, but in this embodiment, it can be brought close to the center of the body by the side presser cloth 6.

  In the present embodiment, the cup 2 is formed by thermoforming polyurethane to form a three-dimensional structure, and a two-weight ricott fabric having elasticity on the front side and a mixed fabric of cotton and polyurethane on the skin side are attached. Of course, it is not done. A three-dimensional effect may be produced by touching a plurality of fabrics. The fabric sewn on the cup surface may not be an elastic fabric, and the fabric sewn on the skin side may not be a cotton blend fabric.

  The back cloth 4 uses two two-weight ricot fabrics, but other stretch fabrics may naturally be used. Further, the front side fabric and the skin side fabric may be different fabrics. In this embodiment, the front side is covered with one two-weight ricot fabric, but it is natural that a plurality of types of fabrics may be used.

  Shown in FIG. 4 is a second embodiment of the present invention. The same components as those in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof is omitted. The brassiere 1 was developed for breastfeeding and differs from that of the first embodiment in the following points.

  The strap 5 is detachably attached to the cup 2 via resin-made cup side couplers 7 and 8. Specifically, the cup-side connector 7 fixedly attached to the cup 2 and the strap-side connector 8 fixedly attached to the cup-side tip of the strap 5 are detachable (see FIG. 6, see FIG.

  The cup-side cup-side connector 7 has a recessed through-hole 73 below between the base 71 and the tip 72. The strap side connector 8 is inserted through the base 81, the locking portion 82 extending from the base 81 and having a claw-shaped plane, the first through hole 83 through which the strap 5 is inserted (turned back), and the strip tape 9. It consists of a second through hole 84. The first through hole 83 is wider at the distal end side than the locking portion 82 side, so that the strap 5 can be inserted. Further, the second through hole 84 has a substantially rectangular shape with the center side (the locking portion 82 side) having substantially the same width as the opposite side.

  A method of engaging the cup side connector 7 with the strap side connector 8 will be described. When the cup-side connector 7 is substantially perpendicular to the strap-side connector 8 and the through-hole 73 is fitted in the locking portion 82, the cup-side connector 7 is rotated about 90 degrees toward the cup 2 side. The cup side connector 7 and the strap side connector 8 are engaged with each other by clicking sound. When engaged, the state shown in FIG. 8 is obtained. When removing the cup-side connector 7 from the strap-side connector 8 during breastfeeding, the reverse operation may be performed.

  The belt-like tape 9 is more stretchable than the side presser cloth 6 of the first embodiment, and one end is inserted into the second through hole 84 of the strap side connector 8 as described above. The other end is sewn to a predetermined location on the upper side 41 of the back cloth 4. In the case of the present embodiment, the predetermined position is a position slightly apart from the boundary end portion of the side portion 21 and the upper side 41, and is in the vicinity of the bone 43 in FIG.

  FIG. 9 is a view of the state in which the brassiere 1 is worn on the human body as viewed from the left side. In the present embodiment, the strip-shaped tape 9 presses the meat on the side of the breast and moves it toward the center of the body. When breastfeeding, if the cup-side connector 7 and the strap-side connector 8 are removed, the strip tape 9 is not connected to the cup 2, so the cup 2 can be easily tilted to the front of the body and the breast is exposed. Ready to breastfeed. At this time, since the strap 5 is connected to the back cloth 4 via the strap side connector 8 and the strip-shaped tape 9, the brassiere 1 is less likely to be displaced from the position before feeding.

  Therefore, in the brassiere of this embodiment, the action of pressing the meat on the side of the breast and bringing it closer to the center of the body is weaker than that of the first embodiment, but it is possible to obtain the effect that the brassiere is not easily displaced during breastfeeding. it can.

  In each of the two embodiments, the brassiere has been described as an example. However, the present invention is not limited to the brassiere, and can be applied to a body shaper having a brassiere portion, a brassiere camisole, or the like.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Bra 2 Cup 3 Base part 4 Back cloth 5 Strap 6 Side part presser cloth 7 Cup side connection tool 8 Strap side connection tool 9 Band-shaped tape 21 Side part 22 Wire channel 41 Back cloth upper side 42 Back cloth lower side 43 Bone

Claims (4)

  A pair of cups, a base portion sewn on the lower side of the cup, a back cloth extending laterally from the cup, one end attached to the upper side of the cup, and the other end attached to the upper side of the back cloth In the women's clothing having a brassiere portion comprising a strap, provided is a side presser cloth that connects at least the vicinity of the upper end of the side part of the cup and the predetermined position of the upper side of the back cloth. Women's clothing.   The side presser cloth includes a substantially straight line connecting the vicinity of the upper side of the cup and a predetermined position of the upper side of the back cloth, and the side of the cup and the upper side of the back cloth from the vicinity of the upper end of the side of the cup. An area surrounded by a curve that passes through and reaches a predetermined position on the upper side of the back cloth, and an edge is sewn to the side of the cup and the upper side of the back cloth. Women's clothing listed.   The women's apparel according to claim 2, wherein the side presser cloth is formed by stacking two heme fabrics.   A pair of cups, a base portion sewn on the lower side of the cup, a back cloth extending laterally from the cup, one end attached to the upper side of the cup, and the other end attached to the upper side of the back cloth A female side garment having a brassiere portion, and a cup side connector attached near the upper end of the cup, and a strap side attached to the cup side end of the strap that is detachable from the connector A breastfeeding female apparel comprising a connector and a belt-like tape having one end attached to a strap-side connector and the other end attached to the upper side of the back cloth.

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