JP2013253335A - Girdle - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a girdle capable of supporting the sacroiliac joint and the hip joint of a wearer, as well as bringing the pelvis of the wearer to properly tilt forward.SOLUTION: A girdle 10 includes a body 20 to be worn, and a pelvis cloth 30 which is a stretchable patch fixed to the body 20 at a position surrounding the pelvis of a wearer 80 wearing the body 20, wherein the pelvis cloth 30 is extendedly present in a ring shape so that it passes the front side of a part lower than the anterior superior iliac spine on the front side of the wearer 80 without passing the front side of the anterior superior iliac spine of the wearer 80, passes a part of the side upper than the greater trochanter on the side of the wearer 80 without passing the side of the greater trochanter of the wearer 80, and passes the back side of the posterior superior iliac spine of the wearer 80 on the back side of the wearer 80, and the pelvis cloth 30 has higher stretchability in the extending direction than in the direction cross to the extending direction.

Description

  The present invention relates to a girdle capable of correcting the shape of a site such as a wearer's abdomen or buttocks.

  As a conventional girdle, a girdle main body to be worn, and an abdominal correction cloth and an abdominal correction auxiliary band which are application cloths fixed to the girdle main body in order to correct the abdomen of the wearer wearing the girdle main body, A girdle is known that includes a hip correction auxiliary band that is a patch that is fixed to the girdle body in order to correct the wearer's buttocks (see Patent Document 1). The abdominal correction cloth is formed in a diamond shape on the front side of the wearer. The abdominal correction auxiliary band extends obliquely from the vicinity of the lower ends of both sides of the abdominal correction cloth to the back side of the wearer. The hip correction auxiliary band extends diagonally from both sides of the wearer to the back side of the wearer. The abdominal correction cloth, the abdominal correction auxiliary band, and the hip correction auxiliary band are cloths that are difficult to stretch.

  Also, as a conventional girdle, a main body to be worn, a power net that is a stretchable patch fixed to the main body to raise the lower abdomen of the wearer wearing the main body, and the wearer's A girdle is also known that includes a power net that is a stretchable patch that is fixed to the main body in order to pull up the collar (see Patent Document 2). The main body includes a compression part for adjusting the shape of the wearer's abdomen. The compression part is arrange | positioned in the surface contact | abutted to a wearer's abdomen on a wearer's front side. A power net for pulling up the lower abdomen of the wearer extends so as to go diagonally upward from the wearer's abdomen to the waist. The power net for raising the wearer's buttocks is provided so as to extend obliquely downward from the lower abdomen of the wearer and wrap around the lower side of the wearer's buttocks.

JP-A-61-194201 JP 2006-37301 A

  The weight of the upper body of a human being is transmitted to the sacrum of the pelvis from the lumbar vertebra, then split into two via the two sacroiliac joints present on the left and right sides of the pelvis, and further transmitted from the pelvis to the leg via the hip joint. That is, the human sacroiliac joint and the hip joint are subjected to daily loads due to the weight of the upper body of the human. Therefore, the existence of a girdle that can support the wearer's sacroiliac joint and hip joint is highly desirable for many humans.

  In addition, the lumbar spine distributes the load with an appropriate forehead. The lordosis of the lumbar spine is maintained by the anteversion of the sacrum existing at the lower part of the lumbar vertebra, that is, the anteversion of the entire pelvis including the sacrum. Therefore, if there is a girdle that can tilt the wearer's pelvis forward appropriately, it is very preferable for many humans.

  However, although the conventional girdle can correct a wearer's body shape, it cannot support a wearer's sacroiliac joint and a hip joint, and cannot tilt a wearer's pelvis forward appropriately.

  Then, an object of this invention is to provide the girdle which can support a wearer's sacroiliac joint and a hip joint, and can make a wearer's pelvis tilt forward appropriately.

  The girdle of the present invention includes a main body to be worn and a pelvic cloth which is a stretchable patch fixed to the main body at a position surrounding the pelvis of a wearer wearing the main body. The pelvic cloth passes through the front side below the front upper iliac spine without passing through the front side of the wearer's front upper iliac spine on the front side of the wearer. Passing through the side of the upper part of the wearer's greater trochanter and extending annularly so as to pass on the back side of the wearer's back upper iliac spine on the back side of the wearer, The cloth is characterized in that the stretchability is higher in the extending direction than in the direction orthogonal to the extending direction.

  With this configuration, the girdle of the present invention is such that the portion of the pelvic fabric on the back side of the wearer on the back side of the posterior upper iliac spine is attracted to the wearer side by the stretchability of the pelvic fabric. The wearer's sacroiliac joint existing on the front side of the wearer with respect to the posterior superior iliac spine of the wearer can be appropriately supported by the pelvic cloth in the direction in which the pelvis closes. Further, the girdle of the present invention is worn because the portion of the pelvic fabric that is on the side of the wearer on the side of the wearer and on the side of the upper trochanter is attracted to the wearer by the stretchability of the pelvic fabric. The pelvic fabric can support the wearer's mesenteric muscle, which connects the iliac bone of the wearer's pelvis and the greater trochanter of the wearer's femur, and as a result, between the pelvis and the femur. The hip joint formed on the pelvis can be moderately supported by the pelvic cloth. Moreover, the girdle of the present invention passes through the front side below the front upper iliac spine without passing through the front side of the wearer's front upper iliac spine on the front side of the wearer. The portion of the cloth that is the front side below the wearer's front upper iliac spine is attracted to the wearer by the stretchability of the pelvic cloth. Therefore, the girdle of the present invention can appropriately tilt the entire pelvis of the wearer with the pelvic cloth through the portion below the anterior iliac spine of the wearer's iliac.

  Further, the girdle of the present invention includes a buttock cloth that is an elastic patch fixed to the main body in order to pull up the buttock of the wearer, and the buttock cloth is a side surface of the wearer. It passes through the side surface of the greater trochanter on the side and extends so as to support the wearer's buttocks from below on the back side of the wearer, and the buttocks cloth extends in the extending direction. Stretchability is higher than the direction orthogonal to the direction, and the end in the extending direction of the buttocks fabric may be fixed to the edge of the pelvic fabric on the side of the wearer.

  With this configuration, the girdle of the present invention is fixed by sewing the end of the buttock fabric passing through the side surface of the greater trochanter of the wearer's femur on the side surface of the wearer to the edge of the pelvic fabric. Therefore, a moderate force to the front side can be applied to the greater trochanter by appropriately pulling up the hip part including the hip joint formed between the pelvis and the femur by the elasticity of the hip part. That is, the girdle of the present invention can apply an appropriate force to the hip joint by the elasticity of the buttock cloth in the direction in which the hip joint is closed. Further, the girdle of the present invention is a groin cloth because the groin cloth appropriately pulls up the wearer's buttocks due to its elasticity while the upper part of the pelvis is restrained from moving to the back side by the pelvic cloth. By raising the lower part of the pelvis accompanying the raising of the buttocks by, the pelvis can be tilted more appropriately.

  Further, the girdle of the present invention includes a lower abdomen cloth that is a stretchable patch fixed to the main body in order to pull up the lower abdomen of the wearer, and the lower abdomen cloth is the wearer The lower part of the front side of the wearer passes through the front side of the pubic bone of the wearer and extends toward the upper part of the front side of the wearer, and the cloth for the lower abdomen extends in the extending direction. In the above, the stretchability is higher than the direction orthogonal to the extending direction, and the lower part of the lower abdominal fabric may be fixed to the pelvic fabric in a state of being overlapped with the pelvic fabric.

  With this configuration, the girdle of the present invention appropriately pulls up the wearer's lower abdomen due to the elasticity of the lower abdomen cloth, so that the lower abdomen is pulled up by the lower abdomen cloth to the upper part of the pelvis to the back side. Appropriate force can be applied. Therefore, the girdle of the present invention can suppress the excessive forward tilt of the pelvis by the lower abdomen cloth against the wearer whose pelvis is excessively tilted forward by the pelvic cloth and the buttock cloth.

  The girdle of the present invention can support the wearer's sacroiliac joint and hip joint, and can appropriately tilt the wearer's pelvis forward.

It is a front view of the long type girdle concerning a 1st embodiment of the present invention. It is a rear view of the girdle shown in FIG. It is the perspective view seen from the front side of the girdle shown in FIG. 1 in the state worn. It is the perspective view seen from the back side of the girdle shown in FIG. 1 in the state worn. It is a front view of the main body shown in FIG. It is a rear view of the main body shown in FIG. It is a front view of the wearer which shows the positional relationship of the cloth for pelvis shown in FIG. 1, and a wearer's body. It is a wearer's side view which shows the positional relationship of the pelvic cloth shown in FIG. 1, and a wearer's body. It is a rear view of a wearer which shows the positional relationship of the cloth for pelvis shown in FIG. 1, and a wearer's body. It is a wearer's side view which shows the positional relationship of the cloth for hips shown in FIG. 1, and a wearer's body. It is a rear view of the wearer which shows the positional relationship of the cloth for hips shown in FIG. 1, and a wearer's body. It is a front view of a wearer which shows the positional relationship of the cloth for lower abdominal parts shown in FIG. 1, and a wearer's body. It is a wearer's side view which shows the positional relationship of the cloth for lower abdominal parts shown in FIG. 1, and a wearer's body. The positional relationship between the pelvic fabric and the wearer's body when it is assumed that the pelvic fabric shown in FIG. 1 passes on the front side of the wearer on the front side of the wearer's front upper iliac spine. It is a side view of the wearer shown. It is a front view of the short type girdle which concerns on the 2nd Embodiment of this invention. It is a rear view of the girdle shown in FIG. It is the perspective view seen from the front side of the girdle shown in FIG. 15 in the state worn. It is the perspective view seen from the back side of the girdle shown in FIG. 15 in the state worn.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

(First embodiment)
First, the configuration of the girdle according to the first embodiment will be described.

  FIG. 1 is a front view of a long-type girdle 10 according to the present embodiment. FIG. 2 is a rear view of the girdle 10. FIG. 3 is a perspective view seen from the front side of the girdle 10 in a worn state. FIG. 4 is a perspective view seen from the back side of the girdle 10 in a worn state.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, the girdle 10 is stretchable fixed to the main body 20 at a position surrounding a main body 20 to be worn and a pelvis 81 described later of the wearer 80 wearing the main body 20. A pelvic cloth 30 that is a patch, a hip cloth 40 that is a stretchable patch fixed to the main body 20 in order to pull up the buttocks 80a of the wearer 80, and a lower abdomen 80b of the wearer 80 A lower abdomen cloth 50 that is a stretchable patch fixed to the main body 20 for lifting, and an annular waist rubber 60 fixed to the main body 20 for the girdle 10 to be fixed to the waist of the wearer 80; It has.

  The main body 20 is formed of a 2WAY fabric having elasticity in the vertical and horizontal directions, for example, a power net.

  The pelvic cloth 30 is formed of a 1WAY fabric having elasticity in one direction, for example, a satin net. The pelvic fabric 30 has higher stretchability in the extending direction indicated by the arrow 30a than in the direction orthogonal to the extending direction indicated by the arrow 30a.

  The pelvic fabric 30 is overlapped on the wearer 80 side with respect to the main body 20 and is sewn to the main body 20.

  The buttock cloth 40 is formed of a 1WAY fabric having elasticity in one direction, for example, a satin net. The buttock cloth 40 has higher stretchability in the extending direction indicated by the arrow 40a than in the direction orthogonal to the extending direction indicated by the arrow 40a.

  The buttock cloth 40 is overlapped on the wearer 80 side with respect to the main body 20 and is sewn to the main body 20. Further, the end cloth 40 for the buttock 40 is sewn and fixed to the edge 30b of the pelvis cloth 30 on the side surface side of the wearer.

  The lower abdomen cloth 50 is formed of a 1WAY fabric having elasticity in one direction, for example, a satin net. The lower abdomen cloth 50 has higher stretchability in the extending direction indicated by the arrow 50a than in the direction orthogonal to the extending direction indicated by the arrow 50a.

  The lower abdomen fabric 50 is overlapped on the wearer 80 side with respect to the main body 20 and is sewn to the main body 20. The lower part of the lower abdomen cloth 50 is also sewn and fixed to the pelvis cloth 30 in a state of being overlapped with the pelvis cloth 30. Note that any of the overlapping order of the pelvic cloth 30 and the lower abdominal cloth 50 may be on the wearer 80 side.

  The waist rubber 60 is overlapped on the wearer 80 side with respect to the main body 20 and is sewn to the main body 20. Further, a part of the waist rubber 60 is sewn and fixed to the lower abdomen cloth 50 in a state where it overlaps with the upper part of the lower abdomen cloth 50. Note that the lower abdomen fabric 50 and the waist rubber 60 may be overlapped either on the wearer 80 side.

  FIG. 5 is a front view of the main body 20. FIG. 6 is a rear view of the main body 20.

  As shown in FIG. 5 and FIG. 6, the main body 20 includes a right fabric 21 that is a fabric that contacts a right side portion of the body of the wearer 80 (see FIG. 3), and a left side portion of the wearer 80 body. And a crotch cloth 23 which is a cloth which contacts the crotch of the wearer 80. The main body 20 is configured by sewing a right cloth 21, a left cloth 22, and a crotch cloth 23 at a boundary portion between each other.

  FIG. 7 is a front view of the wearer 80 showing the positional relationship between the pelvis fabric 30 and the body of the wearer 80. FIG. 8 is a side view of the wearer 80 showing the positional relationship between the pelvic fabric 30 and the body of the wearer 80. FIG. 9 is a rear view of the wearer 80 showing the positional relationship between the pelvic fabric 30 and the body of the wearer 80.

  As shown in FIGS. 7 to 9, the pelvic cloth 30 includes a right cloth 31 that is in contact with the right part of the body of the wearer 80 and a cloth that is in contact with the left part of the body of the wearer 80. The left cloth 32 is provided. The pelvic cloth 30 is configured by sewing a right cloth 31 and a left cloth 32 at a boundary portion between each other. In this embodiment, the pelvic cloth 30 is composed of two parts, that is, a right part cloth 31 and a left part cloth 32. It may be good and may be constituted by three or more parts.

  The pelvic fabric 30 extends in an annular shape so as to surround the pelvis 81 of the wearer 80. The pelvic cloth 30 does not pass through the front side of the anterior iliac spine 83a of the iliac 83 of the hipbone 82 of the pelvis 81 of the wearer 80 on the front side of the wearer 80. I pass by the side. The pelvic cloth 30 passes on the side surface of the wearer 80 on the side surface side above the greater trochanter 86a of the femur 86 of the wearer 80. The pelvic cloth 30 passes through the back side of the posterior superior iliac spine 83b of the wearer 80 on the back side of the wearer 80.

  FIG. 10 is a side view of the wearer 80 showing the positional relationship between the buttock cloth 40 and the body of the wearer 80. FIG. 11 is a rear view of the wearer 80 showing the positional relationship between the buttock cloth 40 and the body of the wearer 80.

  As shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, the buttock cloth 40 includes a right cloth 41 that is in contact with the right part of the wearer 80 body and a cloth that is in contact with the left part of the wearer 80 body. The left cloth 42 is provided. The buttock cloth 40 is configured by sewing a right cloth 41 and a left cloth 42 at a boundary portion between each other. In this embodiment, the buttock cloth 40 is composed of two parts, that is, a right cloth 41 and a left cloth 42, but may be composed of a single part as long as it is symmetrical. It may be good and may be constituted by three or more parts.

  The buttock cloth 40 passes through the side surface side of the greater trochanter 86a of the femur 86 of the wearer 80 on the side surface side of the wearer 80. The buttock cloth 40 supports the buttock 80 a of the wearer 80 from below on the back side of the wearer 80.

  FIG. 12 is a front view of the wearer 80 showing the positional relationship between the lower abdomen cloth 50 and the body of the wearer 80. FIG. 13 is a side view of the wearer 80 showing the positional relationship between the lower abdomen cloth 50 and the body of the wearer 80.

  As shown in FIGS. 12 and 13, the lower abdomen fabric 50 passes through the front side of the pubic bone 84 of the hipbone 82 of the wearer 80 at the lower part of the front side of the wearer 80. The lower abdomen fabric 50 extends so as to increase in width toward the upper part on the front side of the wearer 80.

  Next, the effect of the girdle 10 will be described.

  In the girdle 10, the portion of the pelvic cloth 30 on the back side of the wearer 80 on the back side of the back upper iliac spine 83 b of the wearer 80 is attracted to the wearer 80 side by the elasticity of the pelvic cloth 30. The sacroiliac joint 81a of the wearer 80 existing on the front side of the wearer 80 with respect to the posterior superior iliac spine 83b of the wearer 80 can be moderately supported by the pelvic cloth 30 in the direction in which the pelvis 81 is closed. . Therefore, the girdle 10 can facilitate the walking of the wearer 80, for example.

  The girdle 10 is attracted to the wearer 80 side by the stretchability of the pelvis cloth 30 on the side face side of the wearer 80 on the girdle 10 on the side face side of the wearer 80 above the greater trochanter 86a. The intermediate muscle 88 of the wearer 80 that connects the iliac 83 of the pelvis 81 of the wearer 80 and the greater trochanter 86a of the femur 86 of the wearer 80 can be appropriately supported by the pelvic cloth 30. Since the girdle 10 can moderately support the middle muscle 88 of the wearer 80 by the pelvic cloth 30, the hip joint 80 c formed between the pelvis 81 and the femur 86 is moderately supported by the pelvic cloth 30. Can be supported. Therefore, the girdle 10 can facilitate the walking of the wearer 80, for example.

  Further, the girdle 10 can also suppress the twist of the pelvis 81 to the left or right, that is, the distortion of the pelvis 81 by the pelvic cloth 30 arranged symmetrically.

  FIG. 14 shows that the pelvic cloth 30 and the wearer 80 are assumed to pass on the front side of the wearer 80 on the front side of the upper upper iliac spine 83a of the wearer 80. It is a side view of the wearer 80 which shows the positional relationship with a body.

  As shown in FIG. 14, when it is assumed that the pelvic cloth 30 passes on the front side of the wearer 80 on the front side above the anterior superior iliac spine 83 a of the wearer 80, the girdle 10 has a pelvic cloth. 30, the portion on the front side of the wearer 80 and on the front side above the front upper iliac spine 83 a of the wearer 80 is attracted to the wearer 80 side by the stretchability of the pelvic fabric 30. However, the place of the iliac 83 to which the portion applies force is the iliac crest 83c that goes to the back as it goes upward. Therefore, the girdle 10 may not be able to apply appropriate force to the pelvis 81 of the wearer 80 from the front side of the wearer 80 by the pelvic cloth 30.

  When it is assumed that the pelvic fabric 30 passes on the front side of the wearer 80 and on the front side of the upper upper iliac spine 83 a of the wearer 80, the girdle 10 is the wearer of the pelvic fabric 30. Since a force is applied to the iliac crest 83c of the wearer 80 toward the back side of the wearer 80 by the portion on the front side of the wearer 80 on the front side above the anterior superior iliac spine 83a of the wearer 80, the wearer 80 There is a possibility that a force in the direction in which the pelvis 81 opens is applied to the sacroiliac joint 81a of the pelvis, and this may be contrary to the purpose of the pelvic cloth 30 to appropriately support the sacroiliac joint 81a in the direction in which the pelvis 81 is closed. There is sex.

  However, in the girdle 10, the pelvic cloth 30 does not pass through the front side of the anterior iliac spine 83a of the wearer 80 on the front side of the wearer 80, but passes through the front side below the front iliac spine 83a. The portion of the pelvic fabric 30 which is the front side lower than the front upper iliac spine 83 a of the wearer 80 on the front side of the wearer 80 is attracted to the wearer 80 side by the stretchability of the pelvic fabric 30. Accordingly, the girdle 10 can appropriately tilt the entire pelvis 81 of the wearer 80 with the pelvic cloth 30 through the portion of the iliac 83 of the wearer 80 below the front upper iliac spine 83a. . When the pelvis 81 is inclined forward appropriately, the lumbar vertebra 87 existing on the upper part of the sacrum 85 of the pelvis 81 can maintain an appropriate lordosis. The moderate lordosis of the lumbar spine 87 not only makes the wearer 80 look beautiful, but can also prevent back pain.

  Since the girdle 10 raises the buttock 80a of the wearer 80 with the buttock cloth 40, the shape of the buttock 80a of the wearer 80 can be corrected.

  The girdle 10 is fixed by sewing the end 40b of the buttock cloth 40 passing through the side face side of the greater trochanter 86a of the femur 86 of the wearer 80 to the edge 30b of the pelvis cloth 30 on the side face side of the wearer 80. Therefore, when the heel portion cloth 40a pulls up the heel portion 80a including the hip joint 80c formed between the pelvis 81 and the femur 86 appropriately due to its elasticity, the greater trochanter 86a is moderately moved toward the front side. Can be applied. That is, the girdle 10 can apply an appropriate force to the hip joint 80c by the stretchability of the buttock cloth 40 in the direction in which the hip joint 80c is closed.

  In the state where the upper part of the pelvis 81 is restrained from moving to the back side by the pelvic cloth 30, the girdle 10 appropriately pulls up the buttock 80a of the wearer 80 due to its elasticity, so By raising the lower part of the pelvis 81 accompanying the raising of the buttocks 80a by the cloth 40, the pelvis 81 can be tilted more appropriately forward.

  Since the girdle 10 pulls up the lower abdomen 80b of the wearer 80 by the lower abdomen cloth 50, the fat of the lower abdomen 80b of the wearer 80 can be pressed to correct the shape of the lower abdomen 80b.

  The lower abdomen cloth 50 extends from the top of the main body 20 to the front side of the pubic bone 84 of the wearer 80 on the front side of the wearer 80. Therefore, the lower abdominal fabric 50 can appropriately support the function of the rectus abdominis muscle 89 extending upward from the pubic bone 84 of the wearer 80.

  Further, since the lower abdomen cloth 50 extends toward the upper part on the front side of the wearer 80, the lower abdomen cloth 50 reduces overlap with the pelvic cloth 30 at the lower part on the front side of the wearer 80. can do. Therefore, the lower abdomen cloth 50 can pull up the lower abdomen 80b of the wearer 80 while suppressing the effect of the pelvic cloth 30 from being inhibited.

  Since the lower abdomen cloth 50 appropriately pulls up the lower abdomen 80b of the wearer 80 due to its elasticity, the girdle 10 has a lower abdominal part 50b pulled up by the lower abdomen cloth 50 to the upper part of the pelvis 81 toward the back side. Appropriate force can be applied. Therefore, the girdle 10 can suppress the excessive forward tilt of the pelvis 81 by the lower abdomen cloth 50 with respect to the wearer 80 whose pelvis 81 is excessively tilted forward by the pelvic cloth 30 and the buttock cloth 40. it can.

(Second Embodiment)
First, the configuration of the girdle according to the second embodiment will be described.

  FIG. 15 is a front view of short-type girdle 110 according to the present embodiment. FIG. 16 is a rear view of the girdle 110. FIG. 17 is a perspective view seen from the front side of the girdle 110 in a worn state. FIG. 18 is a perspective view seen from the back side of the girdle 110 in a worn state.

  As shown in FIGS. 15 to 18, the girdle 110 is provided with a stretchable contact fixed to the main body 120 at a position surrounding the main body 120 to be worn and the pelvis of the wearer 80 wearing the main body 120. In order to pull up the lower abdomen 80b of the wearer 80 and the pelvis cloth 130 which is a stretchable cloth fixed to the main body 120 to pull up the buttocks 80a of the wearer 80 A lower abdomen cloth 150 that is a stretchable patch fixed to the main body 120 and an annular waist rubber 160 fixed to the main body 120 so that the girdle 110 is fixed to the waist of the wearer 80 are provided. Yes.

  The configuration of the main body 120, the pelvic cloth 130, the buttocks cloth 140, the lower abdominal cloth 150, and the waist rubber 160 are respectively the main body 20, the pelvis cloth 30, and the buttocks cloth 40 of the girdle 10 according to the first embodiment. The lower abdomen cloth 50 and the waist rubber 60 have the same configuration. Therefore, the girdle 110 can obtain the same effect as that of the girdle 10.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Girdle 20 Main body 30 Pelvic cloth 30b Edge 40 Hip part cloth 40b End 50 Lower abdominal cloth 80 Wearer 80a Hip part 80b Lower abdomen 81 Pelvis 83a Front upper iliac spine 83b Rear upper iliac spine 84 Pubic bone 86a Greater trochanter 110 Girdle 120 Body 130 Pelvic cloth 140 Buttocks cloth 150 Lower abdominal cloth

Claims (3)

A main body to be worn, and a pelvic cloth that is a stretchable patch fixed to the main body at a position surrounding the pelvis of a wearer wearing the main body,
The pelvic cloth passes through the front side below the front upper iliac spine without passing through the front side of the wearer's front upper iliac spine on the front side of the wearer, and on the side side of the wearer. It passes through the side of the upper part from the wearer's greater trochanter and extends in an annular shape so as to pass through the back side of the posterior superior iliac spine of the wearer on the back side of the wearer,
The girdle characterized in that the pelvic fabric is more stretchable in the extending direction than in the direction orthogonal to the extending direction. In order to pull up the wearer's buttocks, it comprises a buttocks cloth that is a stretchable patch fixed to the main body,
The buttock fabric passes through the side surface of the greater trochanter on the side surface of the wearer and extends to support the buttock of the wearer from below on the back side of the wearer.
The heel part fabric has higher stretchability in the extending direction than in the direction orthogonal to the extending direction,
The girdle according to claim 1, wherein an end in the extending direction of the buttock cloth is fixed to an edge of the pelvic cloth on a side surface of the wearer. A lower abdomen cloth that is an elastic patch fixed to the main body to pull up the lower abdomen of the wearer,
The lower abdomen cloth passes through the front side of the wearer's pubic bone at the lower part on the front side of the wearer, and extends so as to increase in width toward the upper part on the front side of the wearer,
The lower abdomen fabric has higher stretchability in the extending direction than in the direction perpendicular to the extending direction,
The girdle according to claim 2, wherein a lower part of the lower abdomen cloth is fixed to the pelvic cloth in a state of being overlapped with the pelvic cloth.

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