JP2019525020A - Back support bra - Google Patents

Abstract

A back support bra having a front main portion comprising a first upper shoulder strap and a second upper shoulder strap and a first lower pelvic strap and a second lower pelvic strap, the first lower pelvic strap and A second lower pelvic strap is designed to pass through the wearer's pelvic area to hold the bra in place without exposing the bra wing in the area of the wearer's back and to support the wearer; Opening support bra. Various methods of fastening the back support bra are also provided.

Description

  Conventional women's underwear, or bras, generally have a front surface with a supportive cup, a wing extending from the front surface surrounding the wearer's rib cage, a hook eye fastener connecting the two wings, and 2 And two shoulder straps. Conventional bras are practical for everyday use under everyday wear such as T-shirts, blouses, sweaters, etc., but these conventional bras are used for all purposes, eg, back-open garments such as formal gowns Not suitable for wearing with.

  One solution is a strapless, back-open bra as disclosed in US Pat. No. 6,397,391. There are no bra wings exposed from under the open-back garment, but this configuration provides little support for the chest, resulting in an undesirable appearance. Other attempts have been made to solve this problem, but they have rarely been successful.

  Accordingly, the front upper main portion having the first cup and the second cup, and the first upper shoulder strap and the first upper shoulder strap each having a first end and a second end connected to the front main portion. Two upper shoulder straps, and a first lower pelvic strap and a second lower pelvic strap, each having a first end and a second end connected to the front main portion, An open back support bra is generally disclosed, wherein the first lower pelvic strap and the second lower pelvic strap are designed to be worn through the wearer's pelvic region.

  Furthermore, a method of fastening a back support bra having a front main part to a wearer, the step of applying an upper shoulder strap extending from the front main part of the back support bra to the shoulder of the wearer, Pulling one end of a lower pelvic strap extending from the front main part of the back support bra into the pelvic region, and extending the front main part from the front main part of the back support bra to the front main part Fastening the one end of the lower pelvic strap is also disclosed.

  An alternative method of fastening a back support bra with a front main part to a wearer, wherein a shoulder is applied to the wearer's shoulder with an upper shoulder strap extending from the front main part of the back support bra; The lower pelvic strap extending from the front main part of the back support bra in the torso area of the body, the step of passing the lower pelvic strap around the waist area of the wearer, and the pelvic area of the wearer A method is also described including passing the lower pelvic strap and fastening the distal end of the lower pelvic strap to the lower pelvic strap.

  The invention can be more fully understood by reference to the "DETAILED DESCRIPTION" when taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

1 is a front perspective view of a back support bra according to one embodiment of the present invention. FIG. It is a front view of the back opening support bra seen in FIG. It is a rear view of the back opening support bra seen in FIG. It is a left view of the back opening support bra seen in FIG. It is a right view of the back opening support bra seen in FIG. FIG. 6 is a front view of an alternate embodiment of a back support bra according to an aspect of the present invention. FIG. 6 is a rear view of an alternate embodiment of a back support bra according to an aspect of the present invention.

  Turning now to the respective drawings, FIGS. 1 to 5 show a front view, a rear view, and a side view of a back support bra 101 according to an aspect of the present invention. The back opening support brassiere 101 has a front main part 102 having first and second cups 103. The back support bra 101 has first and second upper shoulder straps 104 that are designed to fit over the wearer's shoulder. The back support bra 101 also has first and second lower pelvic straps 105 that extend from the front main portion 102 and pass through the user's pelvic area and reattach to the front main portion 102. .

  To achieve further support and / or enhancement, the cup 103 may be lined, padded, or otherwise enhanced. The cup 103 may be of various sizes ranging from AAA to N. Those skilled in the art will understand these variations of the cup, and these variations do not serve to limit the scope of the present invention. In addition to the cup 103, the front main portion 102 can also include a channel with an underwire 106 under the cup 103 to further support and lift the wearer's chest. A front center gore 107 connects the cup 103 as a whole.

  Both the upper shoulder strap 104 and the lower pelvic strap 105 attach to the front main portion 102 at the hook point 108. The hook point 108 generally comprises a brassiere hook (not visible in all figures, but can be seen at reference numeral 110 in FIG. 6) and a hole found inside the front main part 102. A plurality of holes (not visible in the figure) are provided along the edge inside the edge of the front main portion 102 so that the hooks seen at the ends of the upper shoulder strap 104 and the lower pelvic strap 105 are It is possible to attach various places along the edge of the front main part 102. At least three but preferably four or more holes will be provided to allow the straps 104 and 105 to attach to the front main portion 102.

  It should be understood that the hook points may be fixed more permanently, for example by sewing the two parts together. This can be used when it is not necessary to periodically attach and remove hooks from the holes to remove the brassiere. For example, because the shoulder strap 104 may shift over the arm, the hook point 108 of the shoulder strap 104 may be more permanently fixed.

  A slider 109 may also be placed along the upper shoulder strap 104 and the lower pelvic strap 105 to adjust the strap length to fit various body sizes and types.

  As will be appreciated by those skilled in the art, the neckline created by the cup 103 of the front main portion 102 may be of various shapes. In these exemplary views, the neckline is shown as being curved or shaped, but the front main portion 102 and the cup 103 are, for example, plunge style, full cup style, demi cup It may be a style, push-up style, balconette style, or shelf style. These cups may be made of a variety of materials, sizes and colors known in the art of brassiering. The upper shoulder strap 104 and the lower pelvic strap 105 may be of various widths and may be made of various materials and in various colors.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the pelvic strap 105 can be worn between the wearer's buttocks in a song style to avoid the panty line coming out. Alternatively, the pelvic strap 105 may be worn along the line of a full cover panty, as can be seen generally in FIG.

  Turning now to FIG. 6, an alternate use of the pelvic strap 105 is shown. In this configuration, the lower pelvic strap 105 is crossed in front of the wearer's body, passed around the waist area of the wearer, and then passed through the pelvic area from the back to the front, using the hook 110 Then, the lower pelvic strap 105 is attached again at the front part of the user's body. A slider 109 may be used to adjust the length of the lower pelvic strap 105 to accommodate the wearer.

While the above description of the invention allows those skilled in the art to make and use the invention, those skilled in the art will appreciate variations, combinations and combinations of the embodiments, methods, and examples provided herein. The existence of equivalents will be understood and recognized. Accordingly, the invention is not to be limited by the embodiments and examples disclosed herein, but by any embodiments and methods that fall within the scope and spirit of the claimed invention.

Claims (9)

A front main portion having a first cup and a second cup;
A first upper shoulder strap and a second upper shoulder strap, each having a first end and a second end coupled to the front main portion;
A first lower pelvic strap and a second lower pelvic strap, each having a first end and a second end connected to the front main portion,
A back support bra, wherein the first lower pelvic strap and the second lower pelvic strap are designed to be worn through a wearer's pelvic region.   The front main part is removably attached to the first upper shoulder strap and the second upper shoulder strap, and is out of the ends of the first lower pelvic strap and the second lower pelvic strap. 2. A back support bra according to claim 1 having at least three hook points for attaching at least one.   The back opening support according to claim 1, wherein the front main part has at least one hook point for removably attaching one end of the first lower pelvic strap and the second lower pelvic strap. bra.   The back opening support bra according to claim 1, wherein the first upper shoulder strap and the second upper shoulder strap are fixed to the front main portion.   The back opening support bra of claim 1, wherein a slider is provided along the first lower pelvic strap and the second lower pelvic strap.   The back support bra according to claim 1, wherein the first pelvic strap and the second pelvic strap are designed to attach to the front main part at both ends.   The first pelvic strap is designed to attach to the front main part at one end and to the first pelvic strap at the other end, and the second pelvic strap is attached to one end. The back support bra according to claim 1, which is designed to attach to the front main part and to attach to the second pelvic strap at the other end. A method of fastening a back support bra with a front main part to a wearer,
Applying an upper shoulder strap extending from the front main portion of the back support bra to the shoulder of the wearer;
Passing one end of a lower pelvic strap extending from the front main portion of the back support bra into the wearer's pelvic region;
Fastening the one end of the lower pelvic strap extending from the front main portion of the back support bra to the front main portion. A method of fastening a back support bra with a front main part to a wearer,
Applying an upper shoulder strap extending from the front main portion of the back support bra to the shoulder of the wearer;
In the torso area of the wearer, cross-shaped a lower pelvic strap extending from the front main part of the back support bra,
Passing the lower pelvic strap around the waist region of the wearer;
Passing the lower pelvic strap through the wearer's pelvic area;
Fastening the distal end of the lower pelvic strap to the lower pelvic strap.