JP2021075823A - Clothing with cups - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide clothing with cups which can obtain posture correcting effect without giving any particular discomfort to a user even in daily use.SOLUTION: Clothing with cups is constituted to include: a base part 2; a pair of right and left cup parts 3 and 4 linked to the base part 2; a back part 5 extending to the back from the base part 2 through armpits; and a pair of shoulder strap parts 6 and 7 connecting the cup parts 3 and 4 and the back part 5. The respective shoulder strap parts 6 and 7 are formed to be gradually narrower in width from the respective cup parts 3 and 4 toward shoulder parts S, and formed to be gradually wider in width from the shoulder parts S toward the back part 5. A crossing part 8 where the respective shoulder strap parts 6 and 7 cross is formed in an area covering upper and lower spinal columns including at least a seventh thoracic vertebra of a wearer. The clothing is constituted of a stretchable fabric to two directions linked with the back part 5 at edges of the crossing part 8. Right and left edge parts 8b and 8c of the crossing part 8 are joined and upper edges 8a are separated.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention connects a base portion, a pair of left and right cup portions joined to the base portion, a back portion extending from the base portion to the back portion via a side portion, and each cup portion and the back portion. With respect to a pair of shoulder straps and garments with cups.

Patent Document 1 has a cup portion for covering the bust, and at least a main body portion that covers the bust, as clothing having a posture correction function capable of correcting the posture without impairing a comfortable wearing feeling and appearance. A garment having a posture-correcting function, which is provided on the back side of the back of the main body and has a protruding portion that abuts on at least one of the 7th to 9th thoracic vertebrae when worn, has been proposed. There is.

The garment has a flat shape when not worn, and a seventh member is arranged so that the central portion in the vertical direction protrudes in a curved shape by utilizing the force of expansion and contraction of the back body portion in the worn state. ~ Any of the 9th thoracic vertebrae is configured to be pinpointed forward.

According to the garment, at least one of the 7th to 9th thoracic vertebrae is pinpointed forward by the protrusion, so that the posture can be effectively adjusted.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2013-112912

However, if the protrusion is made of a hard thick member, it causes discomfort and discomfort when worn, and if the protrusion is made of a soft thin member, sufficient pressing force to correct the posture is not generated, so the thoracic spine is pinned. It was not easy to construct a protrusion that was pressed by a point. Further, as described in Patent Document 1, there is also a problem that the feeling of wearing is sacrificed to continuously wear special clothing having a strong tightening force for the purpose of posture correction in daily life.

In view of the above-mentioned problems, an object of the present invention is to provide a garment with a cup that can obtain a posture-correcting effect without giving a particularly uncomfortable feeling even when worn in daily life.

In order to achieve the above object, the first characteristic configuration of the garment with a cup according to the present invention is a base portion, a pair of left and right cup portions joined to the base portion, and a back portion from the base portion via a side portion. A garment with a cup comprising an extending back portion and a pair of shoulder strap portions connecting each cup portion and the back portion, and each shoulder strap portion is directed from each cup portion to the shoulder portion. An intersection where the shoulder straps intersect at least in the area covering the upper and lower spinal columns including the wearer's 7th thoracic vertebra, which is gradually formed narrower and gradually wider from the shoulder to the back. Is formed, and is composed of a bidirectionally elastic fabric connected to the back portion at the edge portion of the intersection portion, and the upper edge portion of the intersection portion is released.

The left and right shoulder straps, which are made of elastic fabric in two directions and gradually widen from the shoulder to the back, intersect at the area covering the upper and lower spinal columns including the wearer's 7th thoracic vertebra. It is connected to the back part. At the intersection where the elastic fabrics in two directions intersect, a large contraction force acts in the vertical and horizontal directions compared to the others, so contraction of the erector spinae muscles is promoted and effective posture correction is possible. Become.

In addition, since the upper edge of the intersection is free, the tops of the left and right shoulder straps can be widened to the left and right, and the ring formed by the base and back to which the cups are joined when worn. After inserting the toes into the part, it becomes extremely easy to wear it by pulling it up along the leg and attach it to the bust.

The second feature configuration is that, in addition to the first feature configuration described above, the left and right side edges of the intersection are joined and the lower edge is joined by the upper edge of the back portion.

Since the lower edges of the left and right shoulder straps that intersect at the intersection are joined to the upper edge of the back part at the intersection, a large area intersection can be realized, which exerts a large contraction force and is effective. Posture correction becomes possible.

In the third feature configuration, in addition to the first feature configuration described above, the lower edge of the intersection extends to the lower edge of the back portion, and the left and right side edges of the intersection are joined to the back portion. It is in the point that it is done.

The lower edges of the left and right shoulder straps that intersect at the intersection extend to the lower edge of the back part, and the left and right side edges of the intersection are joined to the back part, so the intersection has a larger area. Can be realized, which exerts a large contraction force and enables effective posture correction.

In the fourth feature configuration, in addition to any of the first to third feature configurations described above, the shoulder strap portion has a knitting direction along the longitudinal direction and a hem portion located on the body center side. The point is that it is composed of power nets arranged in.

By setting the longitudinal direction of the shoulder straps to the knitting direction of the power net, the degree of expansion and contraction of the shoulder straps in the longitudinal direction is greater than in the width direction, and the posture of the upper body in a forward leaning posture or a backward leaning posture. Do not overly constrain changes. Moreover, the posture correction effect can be ensured because the contraction force at the intersection is stronger than that at other parts. Furthermore, one end of the shoulder strap portion in the width direction is composed of a hem portion, and the hem portion is arranged so as to be located on the body center side, so that the feeling of contact with the skin can be made gentle, and the hem from the outer garment can be made. The part does not appear to rise.

In the fifth feature configuration, in addition to the fourth feature configuration described above, the base portion and the back portion are composed of a power net in which the knitting direction is along the chest circumference and the hem portion is arranged at the lower end edge. There is a point.

A good fit can be obtained by arranging the knitting direction of the power net that constitutes the base part and the back part, that is, the direction that is rich in elasticity along the chest circumference. Moreover, by arranging the hem portion so as to be located at the lower end edge of the base portion and the back portion, the feeling of contact with the skin can be made gentle, and the hem portion does not appear to rise from the outer garment.

In the sixth feature configuration, in addition to any of the first to third feature configurations described above, the shoulder strap portion is anti-unraveled so that the knitting direction is along the longitudinal direction and the cut portion cannot be unraveled. The point is that it is made of elastic fabric.

By setting the longitudinal direction of the shoulder straps to the knitting direction of the elastic fabric, the degree of expansion and contraction of the shoulder straps in the longitudinal direction is greater than in the width direction, and the upper body can be tilted forward or backward. Do not overly constrain posture changes. Moreover, the posture correction effect can be ensured because the contraction force at the intersection is stronger than that at other parts. In addition, by using elastic fabric that has been treated to prevent unraveling, piping processing such as sewing bias tape to the cut part becomes unnecessary, and the feeling of contact with the skin can be made gentle, and the outer garment to the hem part can be used. Is no longer visible. For example, an elastic lace fabric made of a warp knitted fabric, an elastic tenjiku fabric made of a weft knitted fabric, and the like can be exemplified as the elastic fabric.

In the seventh feature configuration, in addition to any of the first to sixth feature configurations described above, the shoulder strap portion extends from the lower end of the cup portion so as to cover the cup portion, and the cup portion. The lower edge and the side edge are joined to the base portion and the back portion together with the lower end and the side edge of the shoulder strap portion, and the upper edge side of the cup portion is separated from the cup portion.

The front part side of the shoulder strap part is formed by the elastic fabric extending from the lower end of the cup part toward the shoulder part so as to cover the cup part, and the lower edge and the side edge of the cup part are together with the lower end and the side edge of the shoulder strap part. Since it is joined to the base portion and the back portion, the bust portion can be supported in a well-balanced manner by the entire elastic fabric. Further, if the stretchable fabric is provided with decorativeness, it is not necessary to use a separate decorative fabric. Further, since the upper edge of the cup portion is separated from the cup portion, the fabric is not distorted and a beautiful silhouette can be obtained regardless of the volume of the bust.

As described above, according to the present invention, it has become possible to provide clothing with a cup that can obtain a posture-correcting effect without giving a particularly uncomfortable feeling even when worn on a daily basis.

A first embodiment, which is an example of clothing with a cup according to the present invention, is shown, (a) is an explanatory view of a wearing state of a brassiere viewed from an oblique front side, and (b) is a description of the wearing state viewed from the back side. Figure (A) is an explanatory view of the wearing state of the brassiere shown in FIG. 1 as viewed from the front side, and (b) is an explanatory view of the cup portion. (A) is an explanatory view of the wearing state of the brassiere shown in FIG. 1 as viewed from the back side, and (b) is a pattern diagram of the shoulder strap portion on the back side. A second embodiment which is an example of clothing with a cup according to the present invention is shown, (a) is an explanatory view of a wearing state of a brassiere viewed from an oblique front side, and (b) is a description of the wearing state viewed from the back side. Figure (A) is an explanatory view of the wearing state of the brassiere shown in FIG. 4 as viewed from the front side, and (b) is an explanatory view of the cup portion. (A) is an explanatory view of the wearing state of the brassiere shown in FIG. 1 as viewed from the back side, and (b) is a pattern diagram of the shoulder strap portion on the back side. (A) is a photograph of the front side of the brassiere showing the first embodiment, (b) is a photograph of the same skin side, (c) is a photograph of the front side of the brassiere showing the second embodiment, and (d) is the same skin. Side photo (A) is an explanatory diagram of the structure of the spinal column, and (b) is an explanatory diagram of the human skeleton on the back side.

Hereinafter, a brassiere, which is an example of clothing with a cup according to the present invention, will be described.
The term "joining" used in the following description includes a mode in which fabrics are bonded to each other using an adhesive in addition to the sewing process, and is used in the sense of comprehensively including a process for integrating the fabrics. There is. In this embodiment, an example of joining by sewing processing is mainly shown.

[First Embodiment]
FIG. 1 (a) shows the appearance of the brassiere when the wearing state is viewed from the diagonal front side, and FIG. 1 (b) shows the appearance of the brassiere when the wearing state is viewed from the diagonal front side. ) Shows the appearance of the brassiere when the wearing state is viewed from the front side, and FIG. 2B shows the appearance of the pads constituting the cup portion.

Further, FIG. 3A shows an appearance as viewed from the back side explaining the function of the brassiere in the worn state, and FIG. 3B shows a pattern diagram of the shoulder strap portion on the back side. 7 (a) and 7 (b) show photographs of the front side and the skin side, which are examples of the brassiere.

The brassiere 1 includes a base portion 2, a pair of left and right cup portions 3 and 4 joined to the base portion 2, a back portion 5 extending from the base portion 2 to the back via a side portion, and each cup portion 3 and 3. It is configured as a so-called Greco type with a pair of shoulder strap portions 6 and 7 connecting the 4 and the back portion 5.

The shoulder straps 6 and 7 on the back body side extend from the left and right shoulder blades S to the back center side so as not to restrain the movement of the wearer's scapula as much as possible. It is arranged so that it overlaps at the center. Further, the left and right side portions 2b and 2c of the base portion 2 located below the cup portions 3 and 4 and the left and right side portions 5b and 5c of the back portion 5 are joined (see FIG. 1A).

Each shoulder strap portion 6 or 7 is formed in a band shape gradually narrowing from each cup portion 3 or 4 toward the wearer's shoulder portion S on the front body side, and from the shoulder portion S to the back portion on the back body side. A substantially pentagonal intersection 8 is formed in which the shoulder straps 6 and 7 intersect at least in the area covering the upper and lower spinal columns including the wearer's 7th thoracic vertebra, which is formed in a band shape gradually widening toward 5. It is composed of a stretchable fabric in two directions, which is joined so as to be connected to the back portion 5 at the edge portion of the intersection portion 8.

The shoulder strap portions 6 and 7 extend from the lower ends of the cup portions 3 and 4 toward the shoulder portion S so as to cover the cup portions 3 and 4, and extend from the lower ends of the cup portions 3 and 4 toward the shoulder portions S. The side edges 3b and 4b are joined to the base portion 2 and the back portion 5 together with the lower ends 6d and 7d and the side edges 6b and 7b of the shoulder strap portions 6 and 7, and the upper edge sides 3a and 4a of the cup portions 3 and 4 are the cup portions 3 , 4 and free. Of the shoulder strap portions 6 and 7, many of the cup portions 3 and 4 are formed with darts 6e and 7e that form bulges corresponding to the cup portions 3 and 4.

The pads that make up the cups 3 and 4 have a non-stretchable weft knitted fabric that uses cotton yarn on the skin side of the non-woven fabric, and a non-stretchable weft that uses slippery nylon yarn on the opposite side. Knitted fabric is arranged. FIG. 2B shows a pad viewed from the skin side, and recesses are formed by darts 3e and 4e arranged in the left-right direction and the up-down direction so as to correspond to the bulge of the bust.

Further, the left and right side edge portions 8b and 8c of the intersection portion 8 are joined to each other and the upper edge portion 8a is released, and the lower edge portion 8d of the intersection portion 8 is joined by the upper edge portion 5a of the back portion 5. , The shoulder straps 6f and 7f on the front side and the shoulder straps 6b and 7b on the back side are joined to each other at the tops 6g and 7g corresponding to the shoulder S.

A power net is preferably used as a bidirectional elastic fabric constituting the shoulder strap portions 6 and 7. The power net is arranged so that the knitting direction is along the longitudinal direction of the shoulder strap portions 6 and 7, and the hem portions 6a and 7a are located on the body center side, and the side edge portions 6b and 7b are cut. Is subjected to a piping process using a bias tape 10.

As shown in FIG. 3A, the power nets constituting the shoulder strap portions 6 and 7 have greater elasticity in the longitudinal direction, which is the knitting direction, than the elasticity in the width direction intersecting the knitting direction. , The bust portion can be appropriately pulled up and supported while flexibly following the change in the posture of the wearer's upper body. Since the two power nets are superimposed at the intersection 8, the elongation is restricted in both the longitudinal direction and the width direction, and a large elongation suppressing force (contraction) is large in the vertical direction along the spinal column and in the left-right direction intersecting the spinal column. Can also be expressed as power) appears.

The same power net is used for the fabrics constituting the base portion 2 and the back portion 5. The power nets constituting the base portion 2 and the back portion 5 are arranged so that the knitting direction is along the chest circumference, and the hem portions 2d and 5d are arranged so as to be located at the lower end edges. Further, the upper edge of the side portion of the back portion 5 is piped using the bias tape 10 described above.

8 (a) and 8 (b) show the structure of the spinal column and the structure of the dorsal skeleton shown in the human anatomy by Tatsuo Sakai et al. The spinal column is composed of the cervical spine, thoracic spine, lumbar spine, sacrum, and coccyx, and the 12 ribs are connected to the 12 thoracic spines via joints. The thoracic spine is physiologically curved so as to draw an S-shaped curve in the lateral view in order to function as a suspension to support the weight of the head, but the back of the cat curves beyond the original physiological curve. In the posture, the center of gravity of the head is located in front of the axis of the thoracic spine, and if the head is supported in that state, the trapezius muscles and the erector spinae muscles are overloaded, causing stiff shoulders and the like.

When a wearer in a cat-back posture in which the upper and lower thoracic vertebrae including the 7th thoracic vertebra, which has a convex shape on the back side due to the original physiological curvature, is excessively curved, wears the brassiere 1 (see FIG. 8 (b)). The intersection 8 is located in the area covering the upper and lower spinal columns including the 7th thoracic vertebra, and a large contractile force acts in the vertical direction along the spinal column and in the left-right direction intersecting the spinal column (in FIG. 1 (b), Refer to the white arrow.), The contraction of the mitral muscles and the thoracic erection muscles is promoted, and the posture of the spinal column is adjusted to a physiological curve or an S-shaped curve close to it.

That is, the left and right shoulder straps 6 and 7, which are made of elastic fabric in two directions and gradually widen from the shoulder S to the back 5, are the upper and lower spinal columns including the wearer's 7th thoracic vertebra. Since it intersects with the back portion 5 at the region covering (the portion surrounded by the solid lines in FIGS. 8A and 8B), the other is at the intersection 8 where the elastic fabrics in two directions intersect. Compared with this, a large contraction force acts in the vertical and horizontal directions, and the contraction of the trapezius muscle and the erector spinae muscle group is promoted.

If the wearer of the brassiere 1 takes a posture from an S-shaped curve, which is a physiological curve, to a stoop posture, the wearer may continue to take the same posture against the large contraction force acting on the intersection 8 described above. It is necessary, and the posture correction consciousness works to stabilize with a more comfortable S-shaped curve that does not cause muscle fatigue.

As described above, since the lower edges 8d of the left and right shoulder straps 6 and 7 intersecting at the intersection 8 are joined to the upper edge of the back portion 5 in a state where they intersect, a large area intersection 8 can be realized. As a result, a large contraction force is exerted, and an effective posture correction function can be realized.

Further, by setting the longitudinal direction of the shoulder straps 6 and 7 to the knitting direction of the power net, the degree of expansion and contraction of the shoulder straps 6 and 7 in the longitudinal direction becomes larger than that in the width direction, and the upper body leans forward. It does not excessively constrain the change of posture to the posture of leaning backward or leaning backward. Moreover, the posture correction effect can be ensured because the contraction force at the intersection 8 is stronger than that at the other portions.

Further, one end of the shoulder strap portions 6 and 7 in the width direction is composed of the hem portions 6a and 7a, and the hem portions 6a and 7a are arranged so as to be located on the body center side, thereby providing a feeling of contact with the skin. It can be made gentle, and the hem part does not appear to rise from the outer garment, which makes it look better.

A good fit can be obtained by arranging the knitting directions of the power nets constituting the base portion 2 and the back portion 5, that is, the highly elastic directions along the chest circumference. Moreover, by arranging the hem portions 2d and 5d so as to be located on the lower edge of the base portion 2 and the back portion 5, the feeling of contact with the skin can be made gentle, and the hem portions 2d and 5d are lifted from the outer garment. It will not be visible and will look better.

Since the upper edge portion 8a of the intersection 8 is released, the top portions 6a and 7a of the left and right shoulder strap portions 6 and 7 can be widely expanded to the left and right, and the base portion to which the cup portions 3 and 4 are joined when worn. After inserting the toes into the annular portion formed by the 2 and the back portion 5, it becomes extremely easy to wear the toes so as to pull them up along the legs and attach them to the bust.

In FIG. 1B, the left and right side edge portions 8b and 8c of the intersection portion 8 are joined to each other and the upper edge portion 8a is released, and the lower edge portion 8d of the intersection portion 8 is the upper edge portion 5a of the back portion 5. Although the mode of joining in the above description has been described, the left and right side edge portions 8b and 8c of the crossing portion 8 may be configured to be separated from each other without being joined to each other. In this case, the hem portion 6a of the shoulder strap portion 6 reaches the upper edge portion 5a of the back portion 5 in a state of being separated from the side edge portion 8c of the intersection portion 8, and the hem portion 7a of the shoulder strap portion 7 is the intersection portion 8. It may be configured so as to reach the upper edge portion 5a of the back portion 5 in a state of being separated from the side edge portion 8b, so that the top portions 6a and 7a of the left and right shoulder strap portions 6 and 7 can be further expanded to the left and right. become.

The front side of the shoulder straps 6 and 7 is formed by the elastic fabric extending from the lower ends of the cups 3 and 4 toward the shoulder S so as to cover the cups 3 and 4, and the lower edges of the cups 3 and 4 are formed. Since 3a, 4a and the side edges 3b, 4b are joined to the base portion 2 and the back portion 5 together with the lower ends 6d, 7d and the side edges 6b, 7b of the shoulder strap portions 6, 7, the bust portion is well-balanced in the entire elastic fabric. Can be supported.

Further, as shown in FIG. 8A, if the elastic fabric used for the shoulder strap portions 6 and 7, the base portion 2 or the back portion 5 is provided with decorativeness, it is necessary to use a separate decorative fabric. It disappears. Further, since the upper edges 3a and 4a of the cup portions 3 and 4 are separated from the cup portions 3 and 4, the fabric is not distorted and a beautiful silhouette can be obtained regardless of the volume of the bust.

[Second Embodiment]
FIG. 4 (a) shows the appearance of the brassiere when the wearing state is viewed from the diagonal front side, and FIG. 4 (b) shows the appearance of the brassiere when the wearing state is viewed from the diagonal front side. ) Shows the appearance of the brassiere when the wearing state is viewed from the front side, and FIG. 5B shows the appearance of the pads constituting the cup portion.

Further, FIG. 6A shows an appearance as viewed from the back side explaining the function of the brassiere in the worn state, and FIG. 6B shows a pattern diagram of the shoulder strap portion on the back side. 7 (c) and 7 (d) show photographs of the front side and the skin side, which are examples of the brassiere.

The basic configuration is the same as that of the first embodiment described above, but the configuration of the two-way elastic fabric used for the base portion 2, the back portion 5, the shoulder strap portions 6 and 7, and the intersection portion 8 is the first. It is different from the first embodiment.

The differences in the configurations will be described in detail below.
In the second embodiment, the lower edge 8d of the intersection 8 extends to the lower edge 5d of the back portion 5, and the left and right side edges 8b and 8c of the intersection 8 are joined to the side edges of the back portion 5. Is a first feature different from the first embodiment. With this configuration, an even larger area of the intersection 8 can be realized, whereby a large contraction force can be exerted, and effective posture correction becomes possible.

In the second embodiment, as the elastic fabric used for the shoulder strap portions 6 and 7, the base portion 2 or the back portion 5, a stretchable fabric that has been processed to prevent the cut portion from being unraveled is used. This is a second feature different from the first embodiment. The shoulder strap portions 6 and 7 are arranged so that the knitting direction is along the longitudinal direction, and the base portion 2 and the back portion 5 are arranged so that the knitting direction is along the chest circumference. Then, the left and right side portions 2b of the base portion 2 located on the side of the cup portions 3 and 4 and the left and right side portions 5b of the back portion 5 are joined (see FIG. 4A).

By setting the longitudinal direction of the shoulder strap portions 6 and 7 to the knitting direction of the elastic fabric as in the first embodiment, the degree of expansion and contraction of the shoulder strap portions 6 and 7 in the longitudinal direction is larger than that in the width direction. It becomes large and does not excessively restrain the posture change of the upper body to the forward leaning posture or the backward leaning posture.

Moreover, the posture correction effect can be ensured because the contraction force at the intersection 8 is stronger than that at the other portions. In addition, by using elastic fabric that has been treated to prevent unraveling, piping processing such as sewing bias tape to the cut part becomes unnecessary, and the feeling of contact with the skin can be made gentle, and the outer garment to the hem part can be used. Is no longer visible.

As the stretchable fabric that has been subjected to the unraveling process, for example, a stretchable lace fabric composed of a warp knitted fabric, an elastic fabric made of a weft knitted fabric, and the like are preferably used. When the elastic lace fabric is used, it is not necessary to prepare a separate decorative lace fabric, and the cost reduction effect can be obtained by reducing the number of parts.

As such a lace fabric, for example, a weft that is knitted over a knitted fabric weft direction between a plurality of chain knitting yarns forming a chain knitting structure extending in the knitting direction and a plurality of chain knitting yarns formed by the chain knitting yarns. A warp knitted fabric is knitted by applying a warp knitting machine to a crossover yarn and a heat-deformable elastic yarn that is heat-treated and partly or partly melted or thermally deformed to exhibit adhesiveness, and the knitted warp knitted fabric is heat-treated. This is a warp knitted fabric in which the cotton yarn is prevented from unraveling at the cut portion, and an elastic yarn such as polyurethane and other cotton yarn or synthetic yarn can be used as a part of the chain knitting yarn and / or the weft weft yarn.

Further, as such a weft knitted fabric, a heat-deformable elastic yarn and other yarns, for example, cotton yarn and elastic yarn such as polyurethane, which are heat-treated and partially or wholly melted or thermally deformed to exhibit adhesiveness, are played. It is possible to use a tenjiku fabric or a milled knitted fabric that is knitted by ting knitting and the heat-deformable elastic yarn is thermally deformed by heat-setting to prevent the cotton yarn from unraveling at the cut portion. In either case, a low melting point polyurethane yarn can be preferably used as the heat-deformable elastic yarn.

The garment with a cup to which the present invention is applied is not limited to a brassiere, and can be widely applied to garments having a cup portion such as a camisole and a tank top.

The garment with a cup according to the present invention is widely used by women as a garment with a cup that can obtain a posture-correcting effect without giving a particular discomfort even when worn on a daily basis.

1: Clothing with cup (bra)
2. Base part 3, 4: Cup part 5: Back part 6, 7: Shoulder strap part 8: Crossing part

Claims (7)

A base portion, a pair of left and right cup portions joined to the base portion, a back portion extending from the base portion to the back portion via a side portion, and a pair of shoulder straps connecting each cup portion and the back portion. A garment with a cup that has a part and
Each shoulder strap portion is formed gradually narrower from each cup portion toward the shoulder portion and gradually wider toward the back portion from the shoulder portion, and the upper and lower spinal columns including at least the seventh thoracic vertebra of the wearer. An intersection is formed in the area covering the portion where the shoulder straps intersect, and the edge of the intersection is composed of a bidirectional elastic fabric connected to the back portion, and the upper edge of the intersection is formed. Clothing with cups that are free. The garment with a cup according to claim 1, wherein the left and right side edges of the intersection are joined and the lower edge is joined at the upper edge of the back portion. The garment with a cup according to claim 1, wherein the lower edge of the intersection extends to the lower edge of the back portion, and the left and right side edges of the intersection are joined to the back portion. The garment with a cup according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the shoulder strap portion is composed of a power net arranged so that the knitting direction is along the longitudinal direction and the hem portion is located on the body center side. .. The garment with a cup according to claim 4, wherein the base portion and the back portion are formed of a power net in which the knitting direction is along the chest circumference and the hem portion is arranged at the lower end edge. The garment with a cup according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the shoulder strap portion is made of an elastic fabric whose knitting direction is along the longitudinal direction and whose cut portion is not unraveled and is processed to prevent unraveling. The shoulder strap portion extends from the lower end of the cup portion so as to cover the cup portion.
Claims 1 to 6 wherein the lower edge and the side edge of the cup portion are joined to the base portion and the back portion together with the lower end and the side edge of the shoulder strap portion, and the upper edge side of the cup portion is separated from the cup portion. Clothing with cups as described in any.

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