JP2021042496A - Female garment with cups - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a brassiere having a mechanism of solving a desire that one wishes to shape beautiful bust and a demand that one wishes the brassiere could support the weight of bust for large breasts, and moderating uncomfortable feeling of a wire.SOLUTION: There is provided a brassiere configured from at least a brassiere body part comprising a pair of cup parts, a pair of wires incorporated into the cup parts along verge's lines, a pair of bones, a pair of straps, a foundation, and an under part, and an integrated tongue cup pad connected by sewing at two portions of an upper part of the cup parts and one portion of an upper part of the foundation, and portions other than three connecting portions of the integrated tongue cup pad are separated from the brassiere body.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

The present invention relates to women's clothing with a cup for preparing a woman's breast or bust (hereinafter, referred to as "bust"), and in particular, a brassiere and underwear with a brassiere (hereinafter, abbreviated as "brassiere, etc."). ).

The desire to make one's body look more beautiful and beautiful is a major concern for women in all ages. However, for example, it is known that many women suffer from changes in bust due to changes in body shape associated with aging. It has been pointed out that the change in the bust follows the order of volume reduction in the upper part of the chest, bending of the sides, bending of the lower part, the nipples pointing downwards, and flowing out and lowering the bust itself. And it is said that there is a desire to create cleavage as a woman's desire (Non-Patent Document 1).

There is a strong desire to make the shape of the bust look beautiful, and many women's underwear with cups such as brassieres and camisoles have been developed by underwear makers. Women's clothing with cups for trimming women's busts includes, for example, bras, camisoles, brass slips and the like. For example, taking a brassiere as an example, the required functions include collecting breast flesh to adjust the bust line when wearing clothes, collecting breast flesh to prevent swaying, and so-called compensation function. Some are known to sing. Hereinafter, a brassiere and the like will be described by taking a brassiere as an example.

Bras include wire bras with wires on the lower edge of the cup (usually where they coincide with the barges line) and wireless (non-wire) bras without wires.

Generally, the wire inserted into the lower edge of the cup is intended to support the bust and shape it into an ideal shape. The material of the wire is metal or resin, and shape memory alloy is also used as the material. It is sewn into the cloth of the cup material like a belt core along the bowl-shaped bottom part of the cup, that is, along the barges line that roughly marks the boundary between the chest and the bust. The barges line is the line at the base of the human body below the bust. ..

There are two types of brassieres into which such wires are inserted, one is hard and the other is soft, and there are roughly three types of wires, including those without wires.
Non-wire: No wire is used at all.
Soft wire: The wire is in the core, but it is quite soft.
Hard wire: A wire that contains a wire as a core and is not soft.
When the hard wire brassiere has a wire shape that matches the size and shape of the bust, the bust is stable and the correction effect is good. However, it is known that when worn, it leaves clear marks and causes pain.

A brassiere with a wire supports the bust from below by applying a wire along the lower edge of the cup along the bust's barges line to beautifully shape the bust, and the beautiful bust shape for a long time. It is possible to hold. However, since the wire itself is made of a hard material such as metal or resin, there is a problem that the wire bites into the skin and causes pain to the wearer when worn for a long time.

In the case of a wireless brassiere, since there is no wire that bites into the skin, the part along the barges line of the cup of the wireless brassiere has a soft touch feeling and can be worn comfortably. However, although the feeling of wearing a wireless brassiere is much better than that of a brassiere with a wire, when worn for a long time (especially for women with a large bust size), the cup rubs little by little. There was a problem that it came up and the barges line that I made beautifully when wearing it collapsed, and the shape of the bust collapsed. That is, it is excellent that there is no pain due to the wire, but it is inferior in compensating power and is not suitable as underwear having a compensating function, and it has been pointed out that the preventing power such as chest shaking is particularly weak.

From the above, based on the desires of women who are consumers and the current situation of brassieres, it has been an issue to improve the pain countermeasures by wires for brassiere with wires and the compensating power for non-wire brassieres.

In particular, the wire inserted into the lower edge of the cup of the brassiere is said to be designed to beautifully shape the bust. However, although this wire is expected to have the effect of beautifully shaping the shape of the bust, it has been pointed out that there are problems such as pain in the bust and discomfort when worn for a long time.

Therefore, regarding clothing having a cup portion such as a brassiere, especially in the case where the wire is attached along the contour edge of the lower half circumference of the bust, that is, the barges line, the wire is softened against the skin when worn to give a feeling of wearing. Various attempts have been made on brassieres to improve the compensation function by holding the wire at a position along the bust line.

For example, a wire connecting cloth extending from a position along the outer edge of the lower half circumference of the bust to the lower edge of the skin side cup cloth is provided on the outside of the skin side cup cloth, and the wire connecting cloth and the lower edge of the skin side cup cloth are provided. Is sewn integrally, while a bag-shaped tape enclosing the wire is sewn along the upper end edge of the wire connecting cloth over a substantially entire length (Patent Document 1).

Furthermore, in a brassiere in which a wire is attached between the outer material and the lining that make up the cup, the wire is joined to either the outer material or the lining, and if the wire is joined to the outer material, the wire and the lining are separated. However, it has been proposed that when the wire is joined to the lining, the wire and the outer material are separated from each other (Patent Document 2).

Further, at least the skin-side cloth that is in contact with the skin constituting the lower cup portion is formed of a cushioning material, and the wire is attached to the front side of the skin-side cloth without folding back at the wire attachment position, and the wire is attached. It has been proposed that the lower end edge of the skin-side cloth is a position that covers the wire or a position that extends below the wire (Patent Document 3).
Further, for example, it has been proposed to use an elastic material for the bust cup portion on the skin side and to design the shape to cover the outer circumference of a tubular cloth into which a wire is inserted (Patent Document 4).

For example, it has been proposed as underwear that is less irritating to the skin and is not easily displaced when worn, and is comfortable to wear. In addition to the pain caused by wires, so-called "steps in the seams" and irritation to the skin due to the presence of rubber And pain have been pointed out, and it has been proposed that the seams of the main body be sewn on the outside of the cup, side belt, etc. (Patent Document 5). However, the fact that the seams are on the outside of the brassiere has a problem that the seams and underwear tend to appear as lines of underwear on blouses, shirts, etc. that are worn on the brassiere.

For example, an underbust forming tape, a hanging panel, and a lifting tape have been proposed (Patent Document 6).

Furthermore, regarding the discomfort of the brassiere, in addition to the examination of the discomfort of the wire of the brassiere provided along the barges line, there is also the discomfort of the vicinity of the front center of the brassiere. It has been proposed to provide a wire restricting portion and an extension preventing portion for restricting the movement of a wire provided to a height position lower than the vicinity of the upper end on the front center side (Patent Document 7). In particular, the position of the upper end on the front center side of the wire is specified so that the aggregate does not move above the predetermined position (Patent Document 7, in particular, FIG. 6).

It is pointed out in Patent Document 7 that in a brassiere, the wire is arranged so as to extend to the upper end on the front center side of the cup portion. Therefore, depending on the movement of the body of the upper body, the wire pushes the upper end of the front center side of the cup part and bites into the upper body, and the wearer points out that the wire may feel uncomfortable as if it sticks in the upper body. It is.

On the other hand, when wearing a brassiere, there is a use of a pad. The pad or bra pad is supposed to be able to keep the bust in an ideal shape when the user wears the brassiere. For example, it is possible to appropriately select whether to use it for bust-up, bust centering (cleavage make-up), or both, and it is possible to create and maintain an ideal bust. There is a description that it can be done (Patent Document 8).

The pad for the brassiere is used so that it is stored in the cup part, but there is a proposal for a tongue-shaped pad. For example, with the task of providing a brassiere with a cup pad that wraps the side of the bust that protrudes from the periphery of the brassiere cup, a brassiere cup pad is created as a tongue-shaped pad, and the parts other than the tongue-shaped part are attached to the back cup, and the tongue is attached. A brassiere with a tongue-shaped pad has been proposed, characterized in that the shape portion is floated and covered with a wire loop so as to protrude (Patent Document 9).

However, Patent Document 9 does not specify the shape and number of tongue-shaped portions, the position of the tongue-shaped pad attachment portion, and how to fix the tongue-shaped portion. The specific embodiment is only the embodiment described in the drawings. In particular, the tongue-shaped pad attachment portion may be any back cup, and there is no specific description. As long as it is a pad, from the description in the drawing, it is two symmetrical pads attached to the back side of a brassiere having two cups on the left and right. Compared to a normal pad, the pad is different in that it protrudes from the cup part from the barges line.

From the above, the brassiere pad is basically something that can be stored or attached to the left and right cups, and was designed to create an ideal bust, for bust-up and bust centering (cleavage make-up). It is used for use. Therefore, when it is placed in the cup portion of a brassiere containing a wire, it basically has no effect of alleviating the pain of the wire. Further, even in the case of a tongue-shaped pad, since the pad has a shape protruding from the cup portion from the barges line, it is not possible to deal with the pain as pointed out in Patent Document 7.

Therefore, in the tongue-shaped pad, the problem of bust pain due to the tip of the wire is not taken into consideration in the case of bust centering. In addition, the tongue-shaped pad has the effect of pulling the bust from the side and lifting it, but wrapping it from below, that is, bust-up is not considered.

On the other hand, a non-wire brassiere has been proposed to have an elastic band attached to emphasize the cleavage of the chest because the discomfort that the wire bites into the body can be solved (Patent Document 10).

The essential function of the brassiere is to support the bust against various movements and to keep the bust in its original shape (Patent Documents 2 and 11). Furthermore, it is to form a rich valley between the left and right busts while compensating for the drooping and side flow of the bust. Therefore, in the case of such a brassiere, especially a brassiere with a wire, the idea of how to attach a correct brassiere is given by how to properly put the bust in the cup (Non-Patent Document 1).

In addition, the function of the wire is to improve the shape retention of the brassiere and maintain the bust silhouette. As a conventional technique, in order to keep the shape of the bust cup more beautiful, a semicircular metal wire having a large rigidity is installed on the circumference of the bust cup (Patent Document 4).

On the other hand, it is stated that the bones make it difficult for the breast meat to flow to the side and shape the breasts, but it also causes pain in the bones, and for brassieres that do not use wires and bones, emphasis is placed on the stretchability of the fabric. (Patent Document 5).

Utility model registration 3068244 JP 2000-45103 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2001-316909 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2006-138506 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2014-181412 JP 2011-032610 JP-A-2018-178295 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2008-0751191 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2006-1248998 JP 2015-209957 JP-A-2009-270212

Asahi Shimbun, "Choose a bra that fits your body shape and make it beautiful", published on July 27, 2019, page 9

The inventor revisited the role of bras in women's desire to "make a beautiful bust." As mentioned above, there are wire bras and non-wire bras. It can be judged that a brassiere with a wire in which a wire is inserted into the cup portion of the brassiere is superior in maintaining the shape of the cup as compared with a non-wire brassiere. That is, the wire used for the brassiere is considered to be excellent in maintaining the shape of the cup, especially the shape of its edge, and the function of the wire is to maintain the shape of the cup to cup the bust in the cup. We have come to the conclusion that we should consider it useful to support. On the other hand, it is known that it is more difficult to maintain the shape of a cup in a non-wire brassiere than in a brassiere with a wire.

The present inventor also considers that there is a desire to prepare a beautiful bust and a desire to support the weight of the bust in the case of a large breast, and further, for a brassiere with a wire, the discomfort of the wire is comprehensively taken into consideration. We examined the mechanism to alleviate the problem. The present invention summarizes these problems into the following five.

The first issue is the original function of the brassiere, which is to "support the bust, adjust the line when wearing clothes, and at the same time prevent the bust from shaking", and the wire-filled brassiere's "excellent compensating power, ideal bust line". It is to alleviate the discomfort by reducing the pain of the wire while maintaining the function of "forming". The second task is to reduce the pain in the chest of the wire. The third object is to make a more effective new attempt different from Patent Document 7 with respect to "reducing the discomfort in the vicinity of the entire center due to the wire" pointed out in Patent Document 7. The fourth task is to provide a brassiere that can be used both for bust-up and for bust centering (cleavage make-up). Then, as a fifth problem, it is a brassiere that solves the first to fourth problems, and can be easily worn without depending on "correct attachment of the brassiere" (Non-Patent Document 1), and the feeling of tightening is eliminated as a whole. To provide a bra.

At least a pair of cups, a pair of wires incorporated into the cup along the barges line, a pair of bones, a base, a brassiere body including an under part, two upper parts of the cup and one upper part of the base. A brassiere consisting of an integrated tongue cup pad sewn and connected with
The upper part of the cup portion includes the upper edge portion of the cup portion between the left end of the left wire and the upper edge of the left cup portion sewn and connected, and the right end of the right wire and the right cup. There are two places on the upper edge,
The upper portion of the base is an upper edge portion of the front center portion of the base between the cup portion where the right end of the left wire and the left end of the right wire are located.
Except for the three connecting parts of the integrated tongue cup pad, it is released from the brassiere body, and the integrated tongue cup pad is from the integrated part of the left tongue cup pad, the tongue pad, and the right tongue cup pad. Configured,
The left and right tongue cup pad portions are formed so that their lower edges protrude from the wire and the bone, and the tongue pad portion covers the wire and is in contact with the under portion of the brassiere body. did.

Further, at least a pair of cups, a brassiere body including a pair of wires, a pair of bones, a pair of straps, a base, and an under part incorporated in the cup along the barges line, and two upper parts of the cup. It is a brassiere composed of an integrated tongue cup pad connected at one place on the upper part of the base.
The upper part of the cup portion includes the upper edge portion of the cup portion between the left end of the left wire and the upper edge of the left cup portion sewn and connected, and the right end of the right wire and the right cup. It is assumed that there are two locations on the upper edge of the cup between the right straps that are sewn and connected to the upper edge of the portion.

Further, the integrated tongue cup pad is composed of at least two pieces of cloth, and has seams on the left tongue cup pad portion, the tongue pad portion, and the right tongue cup pad portion, respectively, based on the seams of the tongue pad. The tongue cup pad portion is symmetrical, and the tongue cup pad portion is divided into a center portion of the tongue cup pad portion and a side portion of the tongue cup pad portion by the seam of the tongue cup pad portion.

Further, the integrated tongue cup pad wraps the wearer's bust from below at the center of the tongue cup pad portion, wraps the wearer's bust from the side at the side portion of the tongue cup pad portion, and then wraps the wearer's bust from the side. The brassiere is characterized by being housed in a section. Further, in the integrated tongue cup pad, the valley of the wearer's bust is covered with the tongue pad portion from the wire of the cup portion of the brassiere body portion, and the wearer's bust is covered with the right tongue cup pad portion and the left tongue cup pad. A brassiere was used to cover the brassiere from the wire of the cup portion of the brassiere body. Further, the camisole and brass slip including the brassiere of the present invention as a part thereof.

The brassiere to which the integrated tongue cup pad of the present invention is connected can reduce the pain of the wire while maintaining the original function of the brassiere and the function of the brassiere with wire "excellent compensating power and forming the ideal bust line". By reducing the amount, the effect of alleviating the discomfort can be obtained. Since the integrated tongue cup pad of the present invention is composed of an integrated portion of the left tongue cup pad portion, the tongue pad portion, and the right tongue cup pad portion, the pain on the chest of the wire and the vicinity of the entire center due to the wire The effect of reducing discomfort can be obtained. The integrated tongue cup pad of the present invention wraps the wearer's bust from below at the center of the tongue cup pad portion and from the side at the side portion of the tongue cup pad portion. A brassiere that can also be used for (valley makeup). The integrated tongue cup pad of the present invention is a brassiere that can be easily worn and has no feeling of tightening as a whole because the bust is first wrapped and adjusted when worn, and then the bust is housed in the cup portion. Further, the same effect can be obtained with the camisole and brass slip including the brassiere of the present invention as a part thereof.

This is an example of an integrated tongue cup pad attached to the back side (wearing side) of the brassiere of the present invention. It is an example of the brassiere main body part of this invention, and is the figure which was seen from the back side (wearer side) in the state before attaching the integrated tongue cup pad of FIG. It is an example when the integrated tongue cup pad of FIG. 1 is attached to the brassiere main body of FIG. 2, and is a view seen from the side of a woman who wears it. It is the figure which looked at the state just before wearing the brassiere of FIG. 3 from the wearer side. It is a schematic diagram which looked at the state which wrapped the bust while wearing the brassiere of this invention from the left front. It is a schematic diagram which looked at the state of wearing the brassiere of this invention from the left side. It is a schematic diagram explaining the action and effect of the integrated tongue cup pad of this invention. This is an example of a conventional Velopat.

In the drawings, there are parts schematically described in order to explain the effect of the present invention in an easy-to-understand manner, and in the description of the drawings, each part schematically shown will be described.

The garment according to the embodiment of the present invention is a garment having a cup portion covering a bust such as a brassiere, a body suit, a brass slip, a tank top with a cup, and a camisole with a cup. In particular, brassieres, brass slips, and camisoles with cups are effective. Further, the effect of the present invention is maximized when the cup portion has a structure in which a semicircular wire is attached. However, it does not prevent the integrated tongue cup pad of the present invention from being applied to a non-wire type brassiere.

In the embodiment of the invention, as an example of clothing having a cup portion, a brassiere, particularly a brassiere with a wire, will be described as an example. However, the present invention is broadly included as long as it includes the matters specifying the invention, and is not limited to the following embodiments. As described above, the present invention relates to women's clothing (underwear), of which a brassiere is a typical example.

The general configuration of a brassiere is a pair of cups, a base (base front and base back), and an under part, with or without a pair of straps. Some cups have wires along the barges line and some do not. The barges line is said to be the boundary line between the bust and the chest. A pair of bones are incorporated into the base, and the base is divided into a base front part (front center) and a base back part. The joint that connects the pair of straps and the entire brassiere is called the strap tab. Regarding the cup portion, the edge of the upper part is called the upper edge and the edge of the lower part is called the lower edge, but even if it is the upper edge, the upper edge from the front center to the strap tab is called the upper edge. Therefore, also referred to in this specification as the upper side of the cup portion (inside the strap tab) and the upper edge of the cup portion (outside the strap tab). In the case of a brassiere without a strap, the front center side is generally called the upper side and the outer side is called the upper edge because of the shape of the cup portion.

The brassiere of the present invention will be described. The brassiere of the present invention is composed of a brassiere body and an integrated tongue cup pad. As for the brassiere main body of the present invention, the one with a strap exerts the effect of the present invention more due to the general configuration of the brassiere, but the one without the strap is also effective for the present invention. It is also effective for brassieres with removable straps. The integrated tongue cup pad is connected to the brassiere body at three points, and the others have a loose structure. This structure is indispensable for solving the problems of the present invention. Details will be described in the description of the drawings.

The integrated tongue cup pad used in the present invention is made by sewing and laminating two pieces of cloth. There are a total of 3 seams on the entire outer circumference of the integrated tongue cup pad and each part. The material of the one-piece tongue cup pad is not particularly limited, but on the wearer side, natural fibers, particularly cotton, are preferable, and examples thereof include plain woven cotton and milled woven cotton. On the cup side, a breathable material such as the same material as the cup or a material containing a mesh is preferable. For example, double Russell fabric can be mentioned. The left and right bust-corresponding parts (referred to as "left or right tongue cup pad portion" in the present invention) and the front center corresponding portion (referred to as "bello pad portion" in the present invention) are integrated, and the present invention. Then, it is named "integrated tongue cup pad". In the present invention, the tongue cup pad portion and the tongue pad portion are a part of the integrated tongue cup pad and act as a whole. The problem of the present invention cannot be solved unless it is an integrated type.

The tongue cup pad portion is a portion that wraps the bust, and the outer circumference of the right tongue cup pad portion is composed of an upper edge, a right edge, and a lower edge, and the upper edge and the lower edge are arcuate. The outer circumference of the tongue pad portion is composed of a straight upper edge and an arc-shaped lower edge. The boundary between the upper edge of the tongue pad portion and the arc-shaped upper edge of the tongue cup pad portion is angular. On the other hand, the lower edge of the tongue pad portion is connected to the arc-shaped lower edge of the tongue cup pad portion, and there is no boundary. Similarly, the outer circumference of the left tongue cup pad portion is composed of an upper edge, a left edge, and a lower edge.

That is, the outer circumference of the integrated tongue cup pad is clockwise from the center, and the upper edge of the tongue pad, the upper edge of the right tongue cup pad, the right edge of the right tongue cup pad, the lower edge of the right tongue cup pad, and the lower edge of the tongue pad. The lower edge of the left tongue cup pad, the left edge of the left tongue cup pad, the upper edge of the left tongue cup pad, and the upper edge of the tongue pad. The lower edge of the right tongue cup pad, the lower edge of the tongue pad, and the lower edge of the left tongue cup pad are continuous edges without horns. It is desirable that the left and right edges of the tongue cup pad portion be shaped according to the shape of the brassiere body with wire.

The integrated tongue cup pad is connected to the brassiere body at three points: the right edge of the right tongue cup pad, the upper edge of the tongue pad, and the left edge of the left tongue cup pad. In addition, except for three places, the integrated tongue cup pad is separated from the brassiere body. Therefore, almost the entire right tongue cup pad portion, tongue pad portion, and left tongue cup pad portion are separated from the brassiere body portion. Therefore, the tongue cup pad portion can easily cover the entire wire insertion portion of the wire-filled cup portion of the brassiere body portion and even the bone portion. In addition, the tongue pad portion can easily correspond to the so-called "cleavage" portion of the wearer. Therefore, the problems 2 and 3 of the present invention can be solved.

When the brassiere body has a strap, the right edge of the right tongue cup pad and the left edge of the left tongue cup pad correspond to the part sewn to the strap tab of the brassiere body and the part sewn to the upper edge of the cup. It is desirable to have a structure. In the case of a brassiere without a strap, it is desirable to have a structure that can be sewn to the upper edge of the cup portion. Hereinafter, description will be given according to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a plan view of an example of an integrated tongue cup pad attached to the back side (wearing side) of the brassiere of the present invention (hereinafter, abbreviated as “integrated tongue cup pad”). This example corresponds to a brassiere with a strap. (A) is a plan view seen from the wearer, and (B) is a cross-sectional view. The cross-sectional view is schematically shown. The stitches that have been sewn together are shown by broken lines. The integrated tongue cup pad has a letter-like shape in which two W-shapes or two U-shapes are overlapped. The integrated tongue cup pad is composed of a right tongue cup pad portion 31, a tongue pad portion 7, and a left tongue cup pad portion 32. Each of the three parts has a seam in the center. The right tongue cup pad portion 31 has a seam 4, the tongue pad portion 7 has a seam 10, and the left tongue cup pad portion 32 has a seam 12. The left and right tongue cup pad portions are symmetrical with respect to the tongue pad portion seam 10.

The left tongue cup pad portion 32 corresponds to the left bust, the right tongue cup pad portion 31 corresponds to the right bust, and the tongue pad portion 7 corresponds to the vicinity of the front center (the portion corresponding to the so-called “cleavage”). The seam 11 of the right tongue cup pad portion and the seam 12 of the left tongue cup pad portion are slit-shaped seams having a valley shape (dented shape) when viewed from the wearer side.

The left and right tongue cup pad portions 31 and 32 are composed of central portions 27 and 28 and side portions 26 and 29 with slit-shaped seams 11 and 12 as boundaries. The left tongue cup pad portion 32 is composed of a left tongue cup pad portion side side portion 29, a slit-shaped seam 12, and a left tongue cup pad portion central portion 28. The outer circumference is composed of an upper edge 9 of the left tongue cup pad portion and a lower edge 5 of the left tongue cup pad portion, but the upper edge 9 of the left tongue cup pad portion is gentle and the lower edge 5 of the left tongue cup pad portion has a steeper arc shape. Is doing. The upper edge 9 of the left tongue cup pad portion is connected to the left edge 48 of the left cup portion, and the upper edge 8 of the right tongue cup pad portion is connected to the right edge 47 of the right tongue cup portion. As described above, the right edge 47 of the right tongue cup pad portion and the left edge 48 of the left tongue cup pad portion are sewn to the strap tab of the brassiere body and the upper edge of the cup portion.

In FIG. 1, the "right edge of the right tongue cup pad portion" is composed of a right cup portion upper edge sewn portion 37 and a right cup portion upper edge sewn portion 2. It is a boundary 33 between the right strap sewn portion 37 and the right cup portion upper edge sewn portion 2. Similarly, the "left edge of the left tongue cup pad portion" includes a left strap sewn portion 38 and a left cup portion upper edge sewn portion 3. It is a boundary 34 between the left strap sewn portion 38 and the left cup portion upper edge sewn portion 3. These are examples of correspondence when the brassiere body has a strap. Further, it is desirable that the boundaries 33 and 34 are appropriately adjusted according to the structure of the brassiere body.

Taking the right tongue cup pad as an example, in FIG. 1, the boundary 39 between the right edge 47 of the right tongue cup pad and the upper edge 8 of the right tongue cup pad, the right edge 47 of the right tongue cup pad, and the lower part of the right tongue cup pad are described. The boundary 35 of the edge 4 is shown. If there is no strap, the strap sewn portion does not need to be attached to the brassiere body. In this case, the boundaries 39 and 33 coincide with each other, and the boundaries 34 and 40 coincide with each other.

The lower edge 4 of the right tongue cup pad portion has an arc shape that is convex downward, followed by the lower edge 6 of the tongue pad portion that has an arc shape that is convex upward, and the lower edge 5 of the left tongue cup pad portion that follows is convex downward. It is an arc shape. There are no border corners on these arcuate edges.

The cross section of the one-piece tongue cup pad is shown for the seam 11 of the right tongue cup pad portion when two cloths are used as an example. The front cloth 41 (wearer side) of the integrated tongue cup pad and the back cloth (cup side) 42 of the integrated tongue cup pad are sewn with seams 11 (in addition, seams 10 and 12). Not sewn except for the three seams and the outer seam. Therefore, an air layer is formed between the two cloths. As described above, in carrying out the present invention, in particular, the wearer side is made of cotton fabric with a plain weave, and the cup part side is made of double Russell cloth to prepare a concrete implementation sample. In the case of a cotton fabric woven from plain fabric, the thickness is 0.01 to 0.5 mm, and particularly preferably 0.02 to 0.4 mm. In the case of double Russell fabric, it is 0.1 to 2.0 mm, particularly preferably 0.2 to 1.0 mm. When using two pieces of cloth, it is preferable to make the double Russell cloth thicker.

FIG. 2 is an example of the brassiere body before attaching the integrated tongue cup pad, and is the case with a strap. Regarding the wires 13 and 14, the cloth and the like covering the wires are omitted. Although not particularly described in the description of the present invention, the wire is not prevented from being covered with a cloth by a well-known method. The upper edge 16 of the cup portion, the bone 17, the upper end 19 at the center of the left wire, the upper end 20 at the center of the right wire, and the strap 21. The integrated tongue cup pad is connected to the tongue pad portion connecting portion 24 on the brassiere side and the upper part of the outer edge 30 of the cup 15. The brassiere body further includes a base front 22, a base back 23, and an under portion 18.

The integrated tongue cup pad of the present invention is sewn and fixed to the brassiere body at three places. The upper edge 1 of the tongue pad portion of the integrated tongue cup pad is sewn and connected to the tongue pad portion connecting portion 24 on the brassiere body side. As a result, the left wire center upper end 19 and the right wire center upper end 20 of the brassiere body are covered with the tongue pad portion of the integrated tongue cup pad and do not directly hit the cleavage of the wearer's chest. By this sewing, the problem 3 of the present invention can be solved. The effect of the integrated tongue cup pad is exhibited by the position of this sewn part.

The upper edge sewn portion 2 of the right cup portion of the integrated tongue cup pad is on the upper edge portion 30 of the cup portion on the right side of the brassiere body, and the upper edge sewn portion 3 of the left cup portion is the upper edge of the cup portion on the left side of the brassiere body. It is sewn on the portion 30. The right strap sewn portion 37 of the integrated tongue cup pad is sewn near the strap tab on the right side of the brassiere body, and the left strap sewn portion 38 is sewn near the strap tab on the left side of the brassiere body. Therefore, the integrated tongue cup pad is not connected to the inner surface of the wire 13 of the brassiere cup. Once connected to the inner surface of the wire, problems 2 and 3 of the present invention cannot be solved.

FIG. 3 shows an example in which the integrated tongue cup pad is attached to the main body of the brassiere with wire shown in FIG. The integrated tongue cup pad is connected by sewing the upper edge 1 of the tongue pad portion to the tongue pad portion connecting portion 24 on the brassiere side. The lower edge 4 of the right tongue cup pad portion and the lower edge 5 of the left tongue cup pad portion are attached so as to hang on the bone 17 and the under portion 18 of the brassiere. The integrated tongue cup pad holds the left and right busts so that they wrap around when worn. As a result, the wire attached along the barges line of the cup portion removes the feeling of contact with the skin, and at the same time, has the function of reducing the discomfort caused by the wire near the entire center. That is, the problems 2 and 3 of the present invention can be solved.

In addition, since the portion (bello cup pad portion) corresponding to the left and right busts of the integrated tongue cup pad is similar to the tongue shape, it may be called a tongue shape pad (Patent Document 9). However, the integrated tongue cup pad of the present invention is one piece, and is sewn to and connected to the brassiere body at three places as described above. In general, the "pad" of a brassiere generally refers to a pair of left and right bras, so that the integrated tongue cup pad and the tongue-shaped pad have different actions and ideas. The tongue-shaped pad cannot solve the problems 1 to 5 of the present invention. In particular, issues 1, 3 and 5 are not considered at all.

The tongue pad portion 7 of the integrated tongue cup pad corresponds to the part corresponding to the cleavage of the bust raised so as to be wrapped by the right tongue cup pad portion 31 and the left tongue cup pad portion 32, and is attached along the barge line of the brassiere. Corresponding to the tip of the wire (the upper end 19 at the center of the left wire and the upper end 20 at the center of the right wire), the pain is relieved. As a result, the problem 3 can be solved. The method using the tongue pad portion of the integrated tongue cup pad shown in the present invention is completely different from the method shown in Patent Document 7, and cannot be conceived from the matters described in Patent Document 7.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a case where the brassiere of the present invention of FIG. 3 is worn. Since the integrated tongue cup pad is sewn and connected to the brassiere at the upper edge 1 of the tongue pad portion, the wearer can use the wire tip (shown by the broken line) of the wire (left wire center upper end 19, right wire center upper end 20). ), You do not feel the discomfort near the entire center due to the wire, that is, the discomfort that the tip of the wire gives to the cleavage. When worn, the tongue pad portion 7 is located in the cleavage of the wearer's chest along the tongue pad portion seam 10. This solves the problem 3 of the present invention.

The right tongue cup pad portion will be described as an example. The right tongue cup pad portion 31 includes a right tongue cup pad portion central portion 27 and a right tongue cup pad portion side side portion 26. At the time of wearing, the wearer's right bust is supported so as to be wrapped around the right tongue cup pad portion 31. The slit-shaped right tongue cup pad seam 11 forms a valley to wrap the bust, and the lower part of the right bust is supported by the center of the right tongue cup pad 27, and the side of the right bust is supported by the side 26 of the right tongue cup pad. Wrapped up to be. That is, the integrated tongue cup pad raises the bust and brings it closer to the ideal bust, and then the bust top passes over the upper edge 8 of the right tongue cup pad portion and fits in the cup portion 15 of the brassiere body portion. Thereby, the problem 5 of the present invention can be solved.

At the time of wearing, the wearer's right bust is worn by inserting the bust top into the cup portion 15 as it is. At that time, the bust passes over the upper edge 8 of the right tongue cup pad portion and fits in the cup portion 15. At that time, since the right tongue cup pad portion 31 is connected to the brassiere body at the outer edge of the right cup portion 15 at the right tongue cup connection portion 2, the right tongue cup pad portion center portion 27 connected to the tongue pad portion 7 is bust. The right tongue cup pad portion seam 11 bends in a valley shape, and the right tongue cup pad portion side portion 26 wraps the bust from the right side and pulls the bust. That is, the right bust is bust-up and bust centered (valley make-up) by the right tongue cup pad portion 31. The same applies to the left bust. Thereby, the fourth subject of the present invention can be achieved. Since the bust fits on the tongue cup pad portion just by wearing the brassiere, it is not necessary to wrap the entire bust by hand and bring it to the cup portion as in the prior non-patent document 1, which is a problem of the present invention. 5 can be achieved.

FIG. 5 schematically shows a state seen from the left front when wearing the brassiere of the present invention. When worn, the integrated tongue cup pad wraps the bust, the tongue pad portion 7 covers the left and right wire center upper ends 19 and 20, and the left tongue cup pad portion has the left tongue cup pad portion center 28 to cover the wire 14. It covers and shows that the left tongue cup pad portion side portion 29 covers the wire 14 and the bone 17. As a result, the discomfort of the wire and the like and the discomfort caused by the wire hitting the valley of the bust can be alleviated, and at the same time, the bust can be wrapped, and the effect of raising the bust and pulling the bust can be obtained. Therefore, the second to fifth problems of the present invention can be solved.

When worn, the upper edge 9 of the left tongue cup pad portion of the integrated tongue cup pad is located below the bust top, that is, inside the cup portion, and the lower edge 5 of the left tongue cup pad portion is the outer edge of the wire 14 and the under portion 18 It will be higher and will not stick out of the brassiere body. Therefore, there is no sense of discomfort in decoration when wearing the brassiere. In FIG. 5, some wires are not covered with the integrated tongue cup pad, but this is for the purpose of explaining the wires.

FIG. 6 schematically shows a state in which the brassiere of the present invention is worn and viewed from the left side. It shows that the bust top before wearing changes from the state where it faces downward (indicated by the alternate long and short dash line) to the state where the bust top when worn changes horizontally or upward (solid line and broken line). The bust top is above the upper edge 9 of the left tongue cup pad part, and the integrated tongue cup pad wraps the bust so that the lower edge 5 of the left tongue cup pad part is closer to the under part 18 from the barges line, and the tongue cup pad part. Is located between the wire 14 and the bust to relieve the pain of the wire. The wire 14 is completely shielded from the wearer's bust by the left tongue cup pad portion, and the discomfort of the wire is alleviated. Wrapped in an integrated tongue cup pad, the bust fits in the cup portion 15. The integrated tongue cup pad has the effect of wrapping the bust and bringing it closer to the ideal bust. Thereby, the first subject of the present invention can be achieved. It should be noted that also in FIG. 6, as in FIG. 5, there is a part where the wire is not covered with the integrated tongue cup pad, but this is for the purpose of explaining the wire.

As described above, the present invention exerts the effect of pulling the bust by turning the bust that hangs down and flows to the side with the bust top facing upward. In addition, there is no need to grasp the bust by hand and put it in the cup when wearing it. The effect of the present invention is further shown in FIG.

FIG. 7A schematically shows an ideal bust (dotted line) and a bust (solid line) that hangs down and flows to the side, and is a front view and a left side view.
FIG. 7B shows the function of the integrated tongue cup pad 44 when the brassiere of the present invention is attached, and the bust (broken line) that hangs down and flows to the side is wrapped with the integrated tongue cup pad 44. It shows how it became the ideal bust (solid line). By wrapping the bust, the integrated tongue cup pad 44 can approach the ideal bust by bust-up (wrapping from below) and pulling the bust (wrapping from the side). The arrows show the effect of bust-up and bust-pulling. Thereby, the problems 4 and 5 of the present invention can be solved.
FIG. 7C shows a state in which the bust wrapped by the integrated tongue cup pad 44 is housed in the wire-attached cup portion 46. The integrated tongue cup pad keeps the wearer's bust in an ideal shape, while the bust fits in the cup. The integrated tongue cup pad is shown to completely block the wire 45 from the wearer and alleviate the discomfort caused by the wire. Thereby, the problems 2, 3 and 5 of the present invention can be solved.

That is, when the wearer wears the brassiere of the present invention, the ideal bust is wrapped in an integrated tongue cup pad on the cup part equipped with the wire of the brassiere body that enhances the shape retention of the brassiere and maintains the bust silhouette. Shows that it fits. That is, in the present invention, it is shown that the bust is fitted into the cup portion provided with the wire after the bust is brought close to the ideal bust by simply attaching the bust. Thereby, the first subject of the present invention can be achieved.

The brassiere of the present invention does not require the work of putting the bust in the cup so that it can be pulled by hand, and the integrated tongue cup pad wraps the bust as soon as it is worn, ideally, without relying on the correct way of attaching the brassiere of the conventional brassiere. After getting close to the bust, put the bust in the cup part. Therefore, it is easy to wear, and there is an effect that there is no pain in wires, bones, etc., and there is no excessive tightening.

Below, we asked five monitors (women in their twenties to fifties) to actually wear them, and the feeling of wearing them is summarized in the table. The brassiere used was the brassiere shown in FIG. 3 of the present invention (sample 1), the brassiere of FIG. 2 before attaching the integrated tongue cup pad (sample 2), and the conventional belopat-mounted brassiere described in Patent Document 9. There are three types of brassieres (Sample 3) with a pair of Velopads that are close to each other but different from the integrated Velocup pad of the present invention. The size of the brassiere was 65F, 65G, 65H. The brassiere of Sample 3, which is similar to the conventional brassiere with Velopat, is shown in FIG. The pair of tongue cups 52 were connected to the brassiere body by connecting the upper edge portion 54 of the cup portion between the end of the wire and the strap connected to the upper edge of the cup portion and the belopat connecting portion 51 attached to the wire of the cup portion. The tips 55 and 56 of the wire 51, which is attached toward the front center of the base of the brassiere body, are not treated at all. Unlike the present invention, the conventional one is not an integral type, but is connected to the inner edge of the cup portion of the brassiere. In the present invention, such a connection is excluded.

The evaluation methods were very good ◎, good ○, normal △, and unpleasant ×.
The results are shown in Table 1. The subject of the evaluation corresponds to the subject of the present application and is as follows.
In response to the first issue, we evaluated "excellent compensating power, forming the ideal bust line, and how the wire pain felt as a whole" (abbreviated as "compensation power, bust line and pain"). did.). It is to alleviate the discomfort by reducing the pain of the wire while maintaining the function. The second task is to reduce the pain in the chest of the wire (abbreviated as "pain in the chest of the wire"). The third problem is to make a more effective new attempt different from Patent Document 7 for "reducing the discomfort in the vicinity of all centers due to the wire" pointed out in Patent Document 7 ("All Centers"). It was abbreviated as "a feeling of strangeness in the vicinity".) The fourth task is to provide a brassiere that can be used both for bust-up and for bust-centering (valley make-up) (abbreviated as "bust-up centering"). Then, as a fifth problem, it is a brassiere that solves the first to fourth problems, and can be easily worn without depending on "correct attachment of the brassiere" (Non-Patent Document 1), and the feeling of tightening is eliminated as a whole. To provide a brassiere (abbreviated as "easy to wear").

As a result of the evaluation, Sample 1 of the present invention was obtained from all monitor women, including compensating power and bust line and pain, pain in the chest of the wire, discomfort near the entire center, bust-up centering, and easy wearing. I got a very good evaluation in the item. Good ○, normal △, uncomfortable ×
The brassiere (Sample 2) in FIG. 2 before attaching the integrated tongue cup pad was evaluated as having pain in the chest of the wire, discomfort near the entire center, and discomfort, and the other three items were normal evaluations. The brassiere with the conventional tongue pad (Sample 3) was evaluated as uncomfortable and uncomfortable near the entire center, and the pain in the chest of the wire was evaluated as good. Was divided. Compensation, bust line and pain, and easy wearing were normal evaluations.

Samples 4, 5 and 6 were prepared as an example of a brassiere without straps. For simplification of sample preparation, the straps were removed from Samples 1, 2 and 3 to obtain Samples 4, 5 and 6. The female monitor and the evaluation method were the same as in Samples 1, 2 and 3. The results are shown in Table 2.

As a result of the evaluation, the sample 4 of the present invention using the brassiere body without the strap was found to have compensating power, bust line and pain, pain in the chest of the wire, discomfort near the entire center, and bust-up from all monitor women. All items, centered and easy to wear, received very good reviews. The evaluations of Samples 5 and 6 were not much different from those of Samples 2 and 3, but the evaluation of "Bust-up center alignment" was slightly lower for Sample 6 because there was no strap.

Furthermore, five other female monitors with underbust 70 and brassiere sizes of 70D, 70E, 70F, 70G, and 70H were evaluated for three types of sample 1, sample 2, and sample 3 when worn. It was. It is shown in Table 3.

As a result of the evaluation, Sample 1 of the present invention was obtained from all monitor women, including compensating power and bust line and pain, pain in the chest of the wire, discomfort near the entire center, bust-up centering, and easy wearing. I got a very good evaluation in the item. In particular, in the case of large breasts, it was found that the wire was excellent in relieving chest pain. The brassiere of the present invention was evaluated to be particularly effective for women with large breasts from D cup to H cup.

As described above, it was confirmed that the brassiere of the present invention was excellent in the evaluation for the five problems. In particular, the H cup was judged to be particularly excellent, and showed an excellent effect on women with a large bust.

The present invention can be used for women's underwear, especially underwear having a cup portion, particularly a brassiere, a brass slip, and a camisole with a cup.

1 Bello pad part upper edge 2 Right cup part upper edge sewn part 3 Left cup part upper edge sewn part 4 Right tongue cup pad part lower edge 5 Left tongue cup pad part lower edge 6 Bello pad part lower edge 7 Bello pad part 8 Right tongue cup pad part Upper edge 9 Left tongue cup pad part Upper edge 10 Tongue pad part seam 11 Right tongue cup pad part seam 12 Left tongue cup pad part seam 13 Wire 14 Wire 15 Cup part 16 Cup part Upper side 17 Bone 18 Under part 19 Left wire center upper end 20 Right wire center upper end 21 Strap 22 Base front part 23 Base back part 24 Brassiere side tongue pad connection part 26 Right tongue cup pad side side 27 Right tongue cup pad center 28 Left tongue cup pad center 29 Left tongue Cup pad side part 30 Cup part upper edge part 31 Right tongue cup pad part 32 Left tongue cup pad part 33 Right tongue cup pad part Right edge angle 34 Left tongue cup pad part Left edge angle 35 Right tongue cup pad part Right edge Border between and lower edge 36 Left tongue cup pad section Border between left edge and lower edge 37 Right strap sewn part 38 Left strap sewn part 39 Right tongue cup pad part Border between upper edge and right edge 40 Left tongue cup pad part The boundary between the edge and the left edge

41 Outer cloth of integrated tongue cup pad 42 Back cloth of integrated tongue cup pad 44 Integrated tongue cup pad 45 Wire 46 Cup part of brassiere 47 Right tongue cup pad part Right edge 48 Left tongue cup pad part Left edge 49 Tongue pad part Border between the upper edge and the upper edge of the right tongue cup pad 50 Border between the upper edge of the tongue pad and the upper edge of the left tongue cup pad 51 Upper edge of the cup between the straps connected to

Claims (6)

At least a pair of cups, a pair of wires incorporated into the cup along the barges line, a pair of bones, a base, a brassiere body including an under part, two upper parts of the cup and one upper part of the base. It is a brassiere consisting of an integrated tongue cup pad connected by
The upper part of the cup portion is provided at two locations: the left end of the left wire, the upper edge portion of the cup portion connected to the upper edge of the left cup portion, and the right end of the right wire and the upper edge portion of the right cup portion. Yes,
The upper portion of the base is an upper edge portion of the front center portion of the base between the cup portion where the right end of the left wire and the left end of the right wire are located.
Except for the three connecting parts of the integrated tongue cup pad, it is released from the brassiere body, and the integrated tongue cup pad is from the integrated part of the left tongue cup pad, the tongue pad, and the right tongue cup pad. Configured,
The left and right tongue cup pad portions are formed so that their lower edges protrude from the wire and the bone, and the tongue pad portion covers the wire and is in contact with the under portion of the brassiere body. At least a pair of cups, a brassiere body including a pair of wires, a pair of bones, a pair of straps, a base, and an under part incorporated in the cup along the barges line, two upper parts of the cup, and the above. It is a brassiere consisting of an integrated tongue cup pad connected at one place on the upper part of the base.
The upper portion of the cup portion includes an upper edge portion of the cup portion between the left end of the left wire and the upper edge of the left cup portion and the left strap connected to the upper edge of the left cup portion, and the right end of the right wire and the upper edge of the right cup portion. The brassiere according to claim 1, wherein there are two locations on the upper edge portion of the cup portion between the right straps connected to the right strap. The integrated tongue cup pad is composed of at least two pieces of cloth, and has seams on the left tongue cup pad portion, the tongue pad portion, and the right tongue cup pad portion, respectively, with reference to the seams of the tongue pad portion. The brassiere according to claim 1 or 2, which is symmetrical and is divided into a center portion of the tongue cup pad portion and a side portion of the tongue cup pad portion by the seam of the tongue cup pad portion. .. The integrated tongue cup pad is characterized in that the wearer's bust is wrapped from below at the center of the tongue cup, wrapped from the side at the side of the tongue cup, and then the wearer's bust is housed in the cup portion. The brassiere according to any one of claims 1 to 3. In the integrated tongue cup pad, the valley of the wearer's bust is covered with the tongue pad portion from the wire of the cup portion of the brassiere body portion, and the wearer's bust is covered by the right tongue cup pad portion and the left tongue cup pad portion. The brassiere according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the brassiere body is covered with a wire from a cup portion. A camisole or brass slip comprising the brassiere according to any one of claims 1 to 5 as a part thereof.

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