JP6333114B2 - bra - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a brassiere that is comfortable to wear and that can reduce the appearance of a part of the brassiere through the outer garment.

In general bras, a pair of cups are put on the breast (bust), a shoulder strap (strap) is connected to the upper end of the cup and hung on the shoulder, and the cup is lifted. They are connected and connected at the back, the cup is brought into close contact with the breast, and the breast is shaped by such lifting and close-up functions of the cup.
In recent years, it has become necessary to improve not only the shaping effect but also the feeling of wearing when wearing such bras, and it has an appropriate stretchability to fit the body comfortably, and the hemline of the underwear There is a great demand for fashion that does not appear through the appearance. In general, clothes, including conventional brassieres, have to be cleaned up (edge cleaning (heme processing)) in order to prevent tearing. For example, the end of the cloth is folded, sewn with another cloth or elastic tape, and threading is performed. In the brassiere treated with hem in this way, the treatment line (hem line) becomes convex and appears on the outer garment.

For such a problem, if each part of the brassiere is configured with a power net fabric that does not need to be cleaned at the end, there is no swell of the stitched part, and thin outer garments may be worn The appearance of a part of the brassiere through the outer garment is reduced, and the lines of the body can be seen beautifully.
Patent No. 42611791 (Patent Document 1), (2) which discloses a bra provided with such a power net fabric that does not require any cleaning at the end (1) on the back cloth (rear band part, side belt) Without limitation, utility model registration No. 3150196 (Patent Document 2), (3) left and right disclosing a brassiere provided on a cup base, a strap (shoulder strap), and a cup base cloth (side bone) provided on left and right side lines JP, 2013-053394, A (patent documents 3) which discloses the brassiere provided in the back part (back band part, side belt).

Japanese Patent No. 42611791 Utility Model Registration No. 3150196 JP 2013-053394 A

  However, the bras disclosed in Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 3 are merely the use of power net fabrics that do not require any cleaning on the side belt on the back side, and other parts of the brassiere pass through the outer garment. Appearance in appearance cannot be reduced. That is, for example, a non-stretch lace fabric or piping tape is usually used for the strap, and problems such as biting into the skin and appearance of the strap through the outer garment cannot be solved.

  The brassiere disclosed in Patent Literature 2 does not limit the place where the power net fabric that does not need to be cleaned at the end is adopted, but only discloses that the bra is used for the cup part, the strap, and the side bone. Even if it is possible to reduce the appearance of the employment point through the outer garment, the following problems occur because the power net is adopted without limiting the employment point.

Like the brassiere disclosed in Patent Document 2, simply adopting a power net that is excellent in stretchability (well stretches and contracts) to the cup part and / or the side bone simply has excellent stretchability. The function of retaining the breast is reduced. Furthermore, if the power net is simply adopted in the strap as in the brassiere disclosed in Patent Document 2, the force to lift the cup portion when worn is concentrated on a part of the upper edge of the cup portion to which the strap is connected. In addition, the adoption of a power net strap having excellent elasticity also causes problems such as positional displacement (sliding down and sliding up) of the cup part, and problems that the strap bites into the skin. That is, in the brassiere disclosed in Patent Document 2, the cup part is sewn to the base part in an integrated state, and a part of the upper edge of the cup part is connected to the rear band part by a strap. The whole weight of the breast is concentrated on a part of the upper edge of the cup portion.

  The present invention was developed in view of the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, and the object of the present invention is that the wearability is good during wearing and that a part of the brassiere appears in the appearance through the outer garment. It is to provide a brassiere that can be reduced.

In order to achieve the above object, the brassiere according to the present invention takes the following technical means.
That is, the brassiere according to the present invention includes a pair of left and right cup parts, a front base part that connects the left and right cup parts, a pair of left and right rear band parts that extend from both sides of the front base part to the back side, and the cup The bra is provided with left and right shoulder straps having both ends connected to the rear band portion from the portion, wherein the shoulder strap portion uses a stretchable fabric that does not require the end to be cleaned.

Preferably, the front side of each of the left and right shoulder strap portions has a width that covers the cup portion, and the front end portion of the shoulder strap portion is sewn to the lower side of the cup portion. can do.
More preferably, the front side of each of the left and right shoulder strap portions has a width that covers the cup portion, and the front end portion of the shoulder strap portion is sewn to the lower side of the cup portion and the cup. It can comprise so that a sewing part may not be provided in the upper side of a part.

More preferably, the back side of each of the left and right shoulder straps has a width from the side part to the vicinity of the center part of the rear band part, and the back side end of the shoulder strap part is the rear band. It can comprise so that it may be sewn on the upper side of a part.
More preferably, the front side base portion is made of a stretchable fabric on the front side, the back side is made of a non-stretchable fabric, and the rear band portion is made of a stretchable fabric that does not require any end cleaning. Can be configured.

  More preferably, the front side base part is made of a stretchable fabric on the front side, and the back side is made of a non-stretchable fabric. Except for the front side base part and the cup part, the stretchability is unnecessary at the end. It can be configured to use dough.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a brassiere that is comfortable to wear and that can reduce the appearance of a part of the brassiere through the outer garment.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a perspective view (front side: ventral side) wearing a brassiere according to an embodiment of the present invention. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a perspective view (rear side: back side) wearing a brassiere according to an embodiment of the present invention. It is the front view which wore the brassiere concerning the embodiment of the invention. It is a rear view which wore the brassiere concerning an embodiment of the invention. FIG. 4 is an enlarged view of FIG. 3. It is the A section enlarged view (drawing substitute photograph) of FIG.

  Hereinafter, a brassiere 100 using a power net fabric according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. The power net (fabric) used in the brassiere 100 according to the present embodiment is defined in JIS L0214 as “knitted lace that gives a remarkable elastic force to the warp direction by knitting elastic yarn or the like”. The power net used for the brassiere 100 is a warp knitted fabric, and is a hem power net that does not need to be cleaned at the end.

FIGS. 1 to 4 show views in which the brassiere 100 according to the present embodiment is worn. 1 is a front (abdominal) perspective view, FIG. 2 is a rear (back) perspective view, FIG. 3 is a front view, and FIG. 4 is a rear view.
An enlarged view of FIG. 3 is shown in FIG. In FIG. 5, the left cup portion 150 (right side as viewed in the drawing) is in a state in which the shoulder strap portion 130 (more specifically, the front strap 134) covering the cup portion 150 is removed, and the right cup portion 150 (left side as viewed in the drawing). ) Is a front view showing a state in which the shoulder strap portion 130 (more specifically, the front strap 134) covering the cup portion 150 is not removed.

  The brassiere 100 is roughly divided into a pair of left and right cup parts (sometimes referred to simply as cups) 150, a front base part 110 that connects the left and right cup parts 150, and both sides of the front base part 110 (in detail) As will be described later, a pair of left and right rear band portions (sometimes referred to as side belts) 160 extending from the side bone 120) to the back side, and left and right shoulders connected at both ends from the cup portion 150 to the rear band portion 160. A string part (sometimes called a strap) 130 and a hook 140 provided on the back side are provided.

In the brassiere 100, the front base 110 is extended to the side along the lower side of the cup 150 and integrated with the side bone 120. A rear band portion 160 is sewn to the side bone 120 at a position of a sewn line 160S shown in FIGS. Further, the hook 140 may be on the front side (abdominal side) or the like instead of the back side.
The shoulder strap portion 130 has a narrow shoulder strap 132 that abuts against the shoulder at the center portion, a front strap 134 that covers the cup portion 150 on the abdominal side and has a wide width that is sewn to the lower side of the cup portion 150, and the back. On the side, it is constituted by the upper side of the rear band portion 160 and a wide rear strap 136 to be sewn.

The cup 150 wraps the breast and supports the breast to hold a beautiful silhouette. The rear band portion 160 fixes the cup portion 150 to the chest and simultaneously corrects the side portions. The hook 140 fixes the entire brassiere 100.
A feature of the brassiere 100 having such a basic structure is that the shoulder strap portion 130 uses an elastic fabric (hem power net) that does not need to be cleaned at the end portion.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 1, 3, and 5, on the front side (abdominal side), the front side (front strap 134) of each of the left and right shoulder strap portions 130 has a width that covers the cup portion 150, and The front end portion of the shoulder strap portion 130 is sewn to the lower side of the cup portion 150, and the sewn portion is not provided on the upper side of the cup portion 150.
Further, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 4, on the rear side (back side), the back side (rear side strap 136) of each of the left and right shoulder straps 130 extends from the side part to the vicinity of the center part of the rear band part 160. It has a width up to (that is, a hook 140), and the back side end of the shoulder strap 130 is sewn to the upper side of the rear band 160.

  Further, the front base portion 110 (the front base portion 110 includes the side bones 120, to be precise, the front side base portion 110 and the side bones 120 are configured with a hem power net on the front side and a back side such as a marquette). It is made of elastic fabric, and the rear band portion 160 uses a hem power net. Further, except for the front base portion 110 (the front base portion 110 and the side bone 120) and the cup portion 150, a hem power net is used. Features. As described above, the hem power net is used to construct parts other than the front base 110 (the front base 110 and the side bone 120) and the cup 150, and the front side of the front base 110 (the front base 110 and the side bone 120) is the hem power. By constituting the net and covering the cup portion 150 with the front strap 134, the front side of the brassiere 100 (the non-skin side when worn) is all covered with the hem power net. That is, all the fabrics visible from the outside in FIGS. 1 and 2 are hem power nets.

Each part of the brassiere 100 will be described in detail including such features.
The front base portion 110 is a central portion of the brassiere 100, and the front base portion 110 extends from the central portion of the brassiere 100 toward both sides along the lower side of the cup portion 150, and constitutes a side bone 120 on the side side. doing. The side bone 120 is one of the functions of the brassiere 100, so that the fat that tends to flow to the side is not escaped, the front side is configured with a hem power net, and the back side is non-stretchable such as marquisette Constructed of fabric, the non-stretching of the marquisette scoops up the breast firmly, creating a beautiful breast shape and a beautiful valley. In other words, the side bone 120 allows the breast to be neatly accommodated in the brassiere 100, and can also hold the breast in good shape with a lifting effect.

The shoulder strap portion 130 supports the entire brassiere 100 including the cup 150 from the shoulder, and prevents the brassiere 100 from slipping down. The brassiere 100 does not include a resin or a metal fitting (adjuster) for adjusting the length of the shoulder strap 130, but may be provided.
The hook 140 is a resin or metal part that stops the brassiere 100 and is generally on the back side in many cases. The brassiere to which the present invention can be applied may be a brassiere such as a front hook type having hooks on the left and right sides of the cup 150 or a side hook type showing a back style clearly.

  The cup part 150 is a bowl-shaped part that wraps around the breast, and is configured one by one symmetrically in accordance with the breast. Since the cup 150 has a three-dimensional bowl shape, for example, three cloths 152, 154, and 156 are stitched to form a three-dimensional shape. Here, in many cases, a soft material is included in these doughs. The brassiere is roughly divided into three types (full cup, 3/4 cup, 1/2 cup) depending on the shape of the cup, and the brassiere to which the present invention can be applied may be any brassiere of any cup shape. Absent.

A curved portion (herein referred to as an edge line) 170 on the upper side of the cup portion 150 has a function of forming a valley along the breast. Note that the front strap 134 is not sewn on the edge line 170. A front strap 134 is sewn on a curved portion (hereinafter referred to as an underline) 180 on the lower side of the cup portion 150.
In this brassiere 100, the front strap 134 of the shoulder strap 130 is sewn to the cup 150 at the lower side (underline 180) of the cup 150 to scoop up the breast. ), It is not necessary to provide an underwire, which is a wire that supports the breast, and it is preferable for users who dislike the hardness of the wire because the feeling of wear is improved. However, a brassiere to which the present invention is applicable may include an underwire.

The rear band portion 160 is a belt portion that is connected to the side from the cup portion 150, and expresses the function of fixing the side portion while fixing the cup portion 150 to the breast.
Hereinafter, in the brassiere 100 having such a schematic configuration, the feature that the shoulder strap part 130 of the brassiere 100 uses an extensible fabric (hem power net) that does not need to be cleaned at the end part will be described in detail. .

  As described above, the shoulder strap portion 130 includes the shoulder strap 132 that contacts the shoulder at the central portion, and the front strap that covers the cup portion 150 on the abdomen and is sewn to the lower side (underline 180) of the cup portion 150. 134 and a rear strap 136 sewn on the upper side of the rear band portion 160 on the back side. The front strap 134 is three-dimensionally sewn so as to cover the bowl-shaped cup portion 150, and the flat front strap 134 is formed into a three-dimensional shape by a sewing line 134R.

  4 and FIG. 6 which is an enlarged view of the A part of FIG. 4, in the shoulder strap 132, the end portion 132C which does not need to be turned is folded back to the spine side, the cloth end is folded back, or another cloth or elastic tape is used. The hem-processed end portion 132S, which is sewn or threaded by attaching, is provided on the side. The end portion 132C is cut along a predetermined line of the warp knitted fabric, and is not hemmed in a state of being cut after being cut. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, the shoulder strap 132 is also provided with an end portion 132 </ b> C that is unnecessary to be disposed on the body centerline side. Further, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 4, the rear band portion 160 is also provided with an unnecessary end portion 160 </ b> C on the lower side.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 3, on the abdomen side, the front strap 134 covers the cup part 150 and is sewn at the underline 180 (not sewn at the edge line 170) of the cup part 150, as shown in FIG. As described above, the rear strap 136 is sewn to the entire upper side of the rear band portion 160 on the back side. In addition, the front strap 134, the side bone 120, and the side part of the cup part 150 are sewn in the area | region 150S shown to FIG. 1 and FIG. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the shoulder strap portion 130 (shoulder strap 132, front strap 134 and rear strap 136), a part of the upper side of the rear band portion 160, and the upper portion of the side bone 120. The periphery from the side to the shoulder (corresponding to the cuff portion) is formed by the hem-processed hem-processed end.

  In this way, the entire lower side (underline 180) of the cup part 150 and the front strap 134 of the shoulder strap part 130 are sewn together, and the entire upper side of the rear band part 160 and the rear strap 136 of the shoulder strap part 130, Since the force that lifts the cup portion 150 when wearing the brassiere 100 can be dispersed on both the front side and the rear side, the rise of the cup portion 150 and the shoulder strap portion 130 are reduced from biting into the skin. can do.

  2 and 4, on the back side, the spine side end portion 132C of the shoulder strap 132 and the lower end portion 160C of the rear band portion 160 are not cut off. Since the hem treatment is not performed in this state, it is possible to reduce the appearance of a part of the brassiere 100 through the outer garment (the end 132C and the end 160C are not hem-treated, so that the back is clearly displayed). In addition to dispersing the lifting force of the cup portion 150 as described above, the shoulder strap 132 and the rear band portion 160 bite into the skin (back) in addition to dispersing the force that lifts the cup portion 150 as described above. Can be reduced.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 3, at the front side, the end 132C on the body center side of the shoulder strap 132 is not hem-treated in an uncut state that is unnecessary to be cleaned. It is possible to reduce the appearance of a part of the appearance (because the end portion 132C is not hem-treated so that the valley of the breast can be seen cleanly) and the force to lift the cup portion 150 as described above is dispersed. In addition to making it hem-treated, it can reduce that the shoulder strap 132 bites into the skin (breast).

  As described above, according to the brassiere according to the present embodiment, a hem power net that is not hem-treated in an unnecessarily cut state is adopted for the shoulder strap portion and / or the rear band portion, Since the front side of the strap is sewn on the entire lower side instead of the upper side of the cup, and the rear side of the shoulder strap is sewn on the entire upper side, not part of the rear band, there is a force to lift the cup It can be dispersed, and since it is not hem-treated, the shoulder strap and the rear band portion can be reduced from biting into the skin. As a result, the comfort during wearing of this brassiere is improved. Furthermore, because the hem power net that is not hem-treated in an unnecessarily cut state is adopted for the shoulder strap part and / or the rear band part, it is possible to reduce the appearance of a part of the brassiere through the outer garment, In particular, the back can be seen neatly.

The embodiment disclosed this time should be considered as illustrative in all points and not restrictive. The scope of the present invention is defined by the terms of the claims, rather than the description above, and is intended to include any modifications within the scope and meaning equivalent to the terms of the claims.
As a modified example, for example, in the brassiere 100 described above, the front strap 134 covers the cup part 150 and is sewn at the underline 180 (not sewn at the edge line 170) of the cup part 150. The front strap 134 may be sewn at a part of the edge line 170 of the cup portion 150. As such a modification, a brassiere in which the cup portion 150 and the front strap 134 are sewn in the region 150U shown in FIGS. In this case, in the region 150U, the cup portion 150 is at least near the edge line 170 instead of the underline 180,
Therefore, the region 150U can be recognized as a part of the edge line 170, and has a configuration different from that of the brassiere 100 described above in which the front strap 134 is not sewn on the edge line 170 of the cup portion 150.

  The present invention is suitable for a brassiere, and is particularly suitable in that it is comfortable to wear and can reduce the appearance of part of the brassiere through the outer garment.

100 brassiere 110 front base part 120 side bone 130 shoulder strap part (strap)
132 Shoulder strap 134 Front strap 136 Rear strap 140 Hook 150 Cup part (cup)
160 Rear band (side belt)
170 Edge line 180 Underline

Claims (5)

A pair of left and right cup parts, a front base part connecting the left and right cup parts, a pair of left and right rear band parts extending from both sides of the front base part to the back side, and both ends from the cup part to the rear band part A bra with connected left and right shoulder straps,
The shoulder strap portion uses an elastic fabric that does not require any cleanup at the end ,
The shoulder strap portion is formed by separating a left shoulder strap portion and a right shoulder strap portion;
The left shoulder strap portion and the right shoulder strap portion are connected via the front base portion at a position below the lowest point on the side of the brassiere in front view when worn,
The front side of the left shoulder strap portion has a width that covers the pair of left and right left cup portions,
Bra front side of the right shoulder strap portion for said Rukoto with a width enough to cover the cup portion of the pair of left and right right. Brassiere according to claim 1 in which the end portion of the front side of the front Kikata string portion is characterized in that it is sewn to the lower side of the cup portion. Brassiere according to claim 1 in which the end portion of the front side of the front Kikata string portion is characterized by not comprising the sewn portion to the upper side of the cup portion while being sewn to the lower side of the cup portion.   The back side of each of the left and right shoulder straps has a width from the side part to the vicinity of the center of the rear band part, and the back side end of the shoulder strap part is on the upper side of the rear band part The brassiere according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the brassiere is sewn. The front side base part is composed of a stretchable fabric on the front side, and is composed of a non-stretchable fabric on the back side.
The brassiere according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein a stretchable fabric that does not require cleaning of the end portion is used except for the front base portion and the cup portion.