JP7379101B2 - clothing with cup - Google Patents

Description

The present invention provides a base portion, a pair of left and right cup portions joined to the base portion, a back portion extending from the base portion through the side portions to the back portion, and connecting each cup portion and the back portion. The present invention relates to a cup-equipped garment comprising a pair of shoulder strap parts.

Patent Document 1 describes a garment having a posture correcting function capable of correcting posture without impairing comfort and appearance, which includes a main body portion that has a cup portion for covering the bust and that covers at least the bust. A garment having a posture correction function has been proposed, which includes: and a protrusion that is provided on the back side of the main body and that comes into contact with a portion corresponding to at least one of the 7th to 9th thoracic vertebrae when worn. There is.

The clothing has a planar shape when not worn, and utilizes the force of the expansion and contraction of the back main body when worn to create a seventh shape by a protruding member disposed so that the center part in the vertical direction protrudes in a curved shape. ~It is configured so that any one of the 9th thoracic vertebrae is pushed forward at a pinpoint point.

According to the clothing, at least one of the seventh to ninth thoracic vertebrae is pushed forward in a pinpoint manner by the protrusion, thereby making it possible to effectively adjust the posture.

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2013-112912

However, if the protruding part is made of a hard, thick-walled member, it will cause discomfort or discomfort when worn, and if the protruding part is made of a soft, thin-walled member, sufficient pressing force to correct the posture will not be generated, so the thoracic vertebrae will be pinned. It was not easy to construct a protrusion that could be pressed at a point. Furthermore, as described in Patent Document 1, there is also a problem in that wearing special clothing with a strong tightening force for the purpose of posture correction continuously in daily life sacrifices the feeling of wearing it.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In view of the above-mentioned problems, an object of the present invention is to provide a cup-equipped garment that can provide a posture correcting effect without causing any particular discomfort even when worn on a daily basis.

In order to achieve the above object, the first feature of the cup-equipped clothing according to the present invention is a base part, a pair of left and right cup parts joined to the base part, and a cup part connected to the back part from the base part through the armpit part. A cup-equipped garment comprising an extending back portion and a pair of shoulder strap portions connecting each cup portion and the back portion, wherein each shoulder strap portion extends from each cup portion toward the shoulder portion. The cross section where each shoulder strap section intersects in a region that gradually becomes narrower from the shoulder section to the back section and gradually becomes wider from the shoulder section to the back section, and covers at least the upper and lower spinal column sections including the seventh thoracic vertebrae of the wearer. is formed of a two-way elastic fabric that is connected to the back part at the edge of the intersection, and the upper edge of the intersection is free, and the left and right edges of the intersection are free. is at the point where they are joined .

The left and right shoulder straps, which are made of fabric that stretches in two directions and gradually become wider from the shoulders to the back, intersect in an area that covers the wearer's upper and lower spinal column, including the seventh thoracic vertebrae. Connected to the back part. The left and right edges of the intersection are joined, and at the intersection where the stretchable fabric intersects in two directions, a larger contractile force acts in the vertical and horizontal directions than at other intersections, which causes damage to muscles such as the erector spinae muscles. Contraction is promoted and effective posture correction becomes possible.

In addition, since the upper edges of the intersection are left open, the tops of the left and right shoulder straps can be widened to the left and right. After inserting the toe into the leg part, the wearer can be pulled up along the leg part and attached to the bust with great ease.

The second feature, in addition to the first feature described above, is that the lower edge of the intersection portion is joined to the upper edge of the back portion.

The lower edges of the left and right shoulder straps, which intersect at the intersection, are joined to the upper edge of the back section in a state where they intersect, making it possible to create a large area of intersection, thereby exerting a large contractile force, resulting in an effective Posture correction becomes possible.

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

The lower edges of the left and right shoulder straps intersect at the intersection and 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, making the intersection area larger. can be realized, thereby exerting a large contractile force and making it possible to effectively correct posture.

The fourth characteristic configuration is that, in addition to any one of the first to third characteristic configurations described above, the shoulder strap portion is configured such that the knitting direction is along the longitudinal direction and the hem portion is located on the body center side. It consists of a power net placed in the center.

By setting the longitudinal direction of the shoulder strap part to the knitting direction of the power net, the degree of expansion and contraction in the longitudinal direction of the shoulder strap part is greater than that in the width direction, allowing the upper body to lean forward or backward. Don't overly restrict changes. Moreover, since the contraction force at the intersection is stronger than at other parts, the posture correction effect can be ensured. Furthermore, one end in the width direction of the shoulder strap part is composed of a hem part, and by arranging the hem part so as to be located toward the center of the body, it is possible to feel gentle contact with the skin, and the hem part can be moved from the outer garment to the hem part. There is no longer a problem where the parts appear to be raised.

The fifth characteristic configuration is that, in addition to the fourth characteristic configuration described above, the base part and the back part are composed of a power net whose knitting direction is along the chest circumference and the hem part is arranged on the lower edge. The point is that

A good fit can be achieved by arranging the knitting direction of the power net that makes up the base and back parts, that is, the direction in which it is highly stretchable, along the chest circumference. Moreover, by arranging the hem part at the lower edges of the base part and the back part, it feels gentle to the skin, and the hem part does not appear to stand out from the outer garment.

The sixth characteristic configuration is that, in addition to any one of the first to third characteristic configurations described above, the shoulder strap portion has a knitting direction along the longitudinal direction, and a cut portion is processed to prevent unraveling. The reason is that it is made of stretchable fabric.

By setting the longitudinal direction of the shoulder strap part in the knitting direction of the stretchable fabric, the extent of expansion and contraction in the longitudinal direction of the shoulder strap part is greater than in the width direction, which helps prevent the upper body from leaning forward or backward. It does not overly restrict posture changes. Moreover, since the contraction force at the intersection is stronger than at other parts, the posture correction effect can be ensured. In addition, by using elastic fabric that has been treated to prevent unraveling, there is no need for piping processes such as sewing bias tape on the cut part, making it gentler on the skin, and from the outer garment to the hem. It will no longer look like it's floating. For example, stretchable lace fabrics made of warp knitted fabrics, stretchable jersey fabrics made of weft knitted fabrics, etc. can be exemplified as stretchable fabrics.

The seventh characteristic configuration is that in addition to any one of the first to sixth characteristic 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 shoulder strap portion extends from the lower end of the cup portion to cover the cup portion. The lower edge and side edges of the shoulder strap portion are joined to the base portion and the back portion, and the upper edge side of the cup portion is separated from the cup portion.

The front side of the shoulder strap part is made up of an elastic fabric that extends from the lower end of the cup part toward the shoulder part so as to cover the cup part, and the lower edge and side edges of the cup part are formed together with the lower end and side edges of the shoulder strap part. Since it is joined to the base part and the back part, the entire stretchable fabric can support the bust part in a well-balanced manner. Furthermore, if the stretchable fabric is made decorative, there is no need to use a separate decorative fabric. Furthermore, since the upper edge of the cup part is separate from the cup part, the fabric will not be 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 a cup-equipped garment that provides a posture correcting effect even when worn on a daily basis without causing any particular discomfort.

A first embodiment, which is an example of a garment with a cup according to the present invention, is shown, in which (a) is an explanatory view of a bra being worn as seen from the diagonal front side, and (b) is an explanatory view of the same wearing condition as seen from the back side. figure (a) is an explanatory diagram of the wearing state of the bra shown in Fig. 1, seen from the front side, and (b) is an explanatory diagram of the cup part. (a) is an explanatory diagram of the wearing state of the bra shown in Figure 1, 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 a garment with a cup according to the present invention, is shown, in which (a) is an explanatory diagram of the wearing state of a bra seen from the diagonal front side, and (b) is an explanatory diagram of the same wearing state seen from the back side. figure (a) is an explanatory diagram of the wearing state of the bra shown in Fig. 4, seen from the front side, and (b) is an explanatory diagram of the cup part. (a) is an explanatory diagram of the wearing state of the bra shown in Figure 1, viewed from the back side, and (b) is a pattern diagram of the shoulder strap portion on the back side. (a) is a photo of the front side of the bra showing the first embodiment, (b) is a photo of the same skin side, (c) is a photo of the front side of the bra showing the second embodiment, (d) is the same skin side. side photo (a) is an explanatory diagram of the structure of the spinal column, (b) is an explanatory diagram of the human skeleton on the back side

Hereinafter, a brassiere, which is an example of a garment with a cup according to the present invention, will be described.
The term "joining" used in the following explanation includes not only sewing processes but also methods of bonding fabrics together using adhesives, and is used in a comprehensive sense to include processes for integrating fabrics together. There is. This embodiment mainly shows an example in which joining is performed by sewing.

[First embodiment]
FIG. 1(a) shows the external appearance of the bra seen from the front diagonal side when worn, FIG. 1(b) shows the external appearance of the brassiere seen from the front diagonal side when worn, and FIG. 2(a) ) shows the appearance of the brassiere seen from the front when worn, and FIG. 2(b) shows the appearance of the pad constituting the cup portion.

In addition, FIG. 3(a) shows the appearance as seen from the back side to explain the function of the bra in a worn state, and FIG. 3(b) shows a pattern diagram of the shoulder strap portion on the back side. FIGS. 7(a) and 7(b) show photographs of the front side and skin side of an example 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 the armpits, and each cup portion 3, 4 and a pair of shoulder strap parts 6 and 7 that connect the back part 5, and is configured in a so-called Greco type.

The shoulder strap parts 6 and 7 on the rear body side extend from the left and right shoulders S to the rear center side so as to avoid the shoulder blades, so as not to restrict the movement of the wearer's shoulder blades as much as possible. They are arranged so that they overlap in the center. Furthermore, the left and right side portions 2b and 2c of the base portion 2 located below the cup portions 3 and 4 are joined to the left and right side portions 5b and 5c of the back portion 5 (see FIG. 1(a)).

Each of the shoulder strap parts 6 and 7 is formed in a band shape that gradually becomes narrower from each cup part 3 and 4 toward the shoulder part S of the wearer on the front body side, and from the shoulder part S to the back part on the back body side. A substantially pentagonal intersection 8 is formed in which the shoulder strap parts 6 and 7 intersect in a region that covers the upper and lower spinal column parts including at least the seventh thoracic vertebra of the wearer. It is made of bidirectionally stretchable fabric that is joined to the back part 5 at the edge of the intersection part 8.

The shoulder strap parts 6, 7 extend from the lower ends of the cup parts 3, 4 toward the shoulder part S so as to cover the cup parts 3, 4 on the front body side, and extend from the lower edges 3d, 4d of the cup parts 3, 4 and The side edges 3b, 4b are joined to the base part 2 and the back part 5 together with the lower ends 6d, 7d of the shoulder strap parts 6, 7 and the side edges 6b, 7b, and the upper edge sides 3a, 4a of the cup parts 3, 4 are joined to the cup part 3. , 4. Darts 6e and 7e forming bulges corresponding to the cup portions 3 and 4 are formed in the shoulder strap portions 6 and 7 at the portions where the cup portions 3 and 4 are located.

The pads that make up the cup parts 3 and 4 are made of a non-stretch weft knitted fabric made of cotton yarn on the skin side with a non-woven fabric in between, and a non-stretch weft knitted fabric made of smooth nylon thread on the opposite side. Knitted fabric is arranged. FIG. 2(b) shows the pad as seen from the skin side, and recesses are formed by darts 3e and 4e arranged in the horizontal and vertical directions to correspond to the bulge of the bust.

Further, the left and right side edges 8b and 8c of the intersection part 8 are joined to each other, and the upper edge part 8a is released, and the lower edge part 8d of the intersection part 8 is joined to the upper edge part 5a of the back part 5. , shoulder strap portions 6f, 7f on the front body side and shoulder straps 6b, 7b on the rear body side are joined to each other at top portions 6g, 7g corresponding to the shoulder portions S.

A power net is suitably used as the bidirectionally stretchable fabric constituting the shoulder strap parts 6 and 7. The power net is arranged so that the knitting direction is along the longitudinal direction of the shoulder strap parts 6, 7, and the hem parts 6a, 7a are located toward the center of the body, and the side edges 6b, 7b are cut. A piping process using bias tape 10 is applied to.

As shown in FIG. 3(a), the power net constituting the shoulder strap parts 6 and 7 has greater elasticity in the longitudinal direction, which is the knitting direction, than in the width direction, which intersects with the knitting direction. , it is possible to appropriately raise and support the bust portion while flexibly following changes in the posture of the wearer's upper body. Since the two power nets overlap at the intersection 8, the elongation is restricted in both the longitudinal and width directions, and a large elongation restraining force (contraction (which can also be expressed as force) appears.

A similar power net is used for the fabric forming the base portion 2 and the back portion 5. The power nets constituting the base part 2 and the back part 5 are arranged so that the knitting direction is along the chest circumference, and the hem parts 2d and 5d are located at the lower edge. Further, the upper edge of the side portion of the back portion 5 is piped using the bias tape 10 described above.

FIGS. 8(a) and 8(b) show the structure of the vertebral column and the structure of the dorsal skeleton shown in the human anatomy diagram by Takeo Sakai et al. The spinal column is made up of the cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacrum, and coccyx, and the 12 ribs are connected to the 12 thoracic vertebrae through joints. In order to function as a suspension to support the weight of the head, the thoracic vertebrae have a physiological curve that resembles an S-curve when viewed from the side. In this posture, the center of gravity of the head is located in front of the axis of the thoracic vertebrae, and supporting the head in this state places excessive load on the trapezius and erector spinae muscles, causing stiff shoulders.

When the wearer wears the bra 1 in a hunched posture in which the upper and lower thoracic vertebrae, including the 7th thoracic vertebrae, which exhibit a convex shape on the back side due to natural physiological curvature, are excessively curved (see FIG. 8(b)), The intersection part 8 is located in the area covering the upper and lower spinal column parts including the 7th thoracic vertebrae, and a large contractile force acts in the vertical direction along the spinal column part and in the horizontal direction crossing the spinal column part (in Fig. 1 (b), ), contraction of the trapezius muscle and erector spinae muscles is promoted, and the posture of the spine is corrected to a physiological curvature or an S-shaped curve close to it.

In other words, the left and right shoulder strap parts 6 and 7, which are made of stretchable fabric in two directions and gradually become wider from the shoulder part S toward the back part 5, are attached to the upper and lower spinal column parts including the wearer's 7th thoracic vertebrae. (The area surrounded by the solid line in FIGS. 8(a) and 8(b)) is intersected and connected to the back part 5, so at the intersection 8 where the stretchable fabric in two directions intersects, other Compared to this, a large contractile force acts in the vertical and horizontal directions, promoting contraction of the trapezius muscle and erector spinae muscle group.

If the wearer of the bra 1 assumes a hunched posture from an S-curve that is a physiological curve, it is difficult to continue to maintain the same posture against the large contractile force acting on the intersection 8. This will also help you become more conscious of correcting your posture so that you can stabilize yourself in a more comfortable S-curve that won't cause muscle fatigue.

As explained above, since the lower edges 8d of the left and right shoulder strap parts 6, 7 that intersect at the intersection 8 are joined to the upper edge of the back part 5 in a crossed state, the intersection 8 with a large area can be realized. As a result, a large contractile force is exerted, and an effective posture correction function can be realized.

In addition, by setting the longitudinal direction of the shoulder strap parts 6, 7 in the knitting direction of the power net, the degree of expansion and contraction in the longitudinal direction of the shoulder strap parts 6, 7 is greater than that in the width direction, and the forward leaning posture of the upper body It does not excessively restrict posture changes such as leaning forward or leaning backwards. Moreover, since the contraction force at the intersection 8 is stronger than at other parts, the posture correction effect can be ensured.

Furthermore, one end of the shoulder strap parts 6, 7 in the width direction is composed of hem parts 6a, 7a, and by arranging the hem parts 6a, 7a so as to be located toward the center of the body, the feeling of contact with the skin is improved. It can be applied more gently, and the hem part does not stand out from the outer garment, resulting in a better appearance.

A good fit can be obtained by arranging the knitting direction of the power net that constitutes the base part 2 and the back part 5, that is, the direction in which it is highly stretchable, along the chest circumference. Moreover, by arranging the hem parts 2d and 5d so that they are located at the lower edges of the base part 2 and the back part 5, it is possible to make the contact feeling gentle on the skin, and the hem parts 2d and 5d are raised from the outer garment. It will not be visible and will look better.

Since the upper edge 8a of the intersection part 8 is free, the top parts 6a, 7a of the left and right shoulder strap parts 6, 7 can be widened left and right, and the base part to which the cup parts 3, 4 are joined when worn. After inserting the toes into the annular part formed by the back part 2 and the back part 5, the wearer can be pulled up along the legs and attached to the bust with great ease.

In FIG. 1(b), the left and right side edges 8b and 8c of the intersection 8 are joined to each other, the upper edge 8a is separated, and the lower edge 8d of the intersection 8 is connected to the upper edge 5a of the back section 5. Although a mode in which they are joined has been described, the left and right side edges 8b and 8c of the intersection portion 8 may be configured to be separated from each other without being joined. In this case, the hem part 6a of the shoulder strap part 6 reaches the upper edge part 5a of the back part 5 in a state where it is separated from the side edge part 8c of the intersection part 8, and the hem part 7a of the shoulder strap part 7 reaches the upper edge part 5a of the intersection part 8. It is sufficient to configure it so that it reaches the upper edge 5a of the back part 5 while being separated from the side edge 8b, so that the tops 6a and 7a of the left and right shoulder strap parts 6 and 7 can be further expanded laterally. become.

The front sides of the shoulder strap parts 6, 7 are made of elastic fabric extending from the lower ends of the cup parts 3, 4 toward the shoulder parts S so as to cover the cup parts 3, 4, and the lower edges of the cup parts 3, 4 3a, 4a and side edges 3b, 4b are joined to the base portion 2 and back portion 5 together with the lower ends 6d, 7d and side edges 6b, 7b of the shoulder strap portions 6, 7, so the bust area is well-balanced with the entire elastic fabric. can be supported.

Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 8(a), if the elastic fabric used for the shoulder strap parts 6, 7, the base part 2, or the back part 5 is given decorative properties, there is no need to use a separate decorative fabric. It disappears. Furthermore, since the upper edges 3a and 4a of the cup parts 3 and 4 are separated from the cup parts 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 external appearance of the bra seen from the front diagonal side when worn, FIG. 4(b) shows the external appearance of the brassiere seen from the front diagonal side when worn, and FIG. 5(a) ) shows the appearance of the brassiere seen from the front when worn, and FIG. 5(b) shows the appearance of the pad constituting the cup portion.

In addition, FIG. 6(a) shows the appearance as seen from the back side to explain the function of the bra in a worn state, and FIG. 6(b) shows a pattern diagram of the shoulder strap portion on the back side. FIGS. 7(c) and 7(d) show photographs of the front side and skin side of an example of the brassiere.

The basic structure is the same as the first embodiment described above, but the two-way elastic fabric used for the base part 2, back part 5, shoulder strap parts 6 and 7, and the structure of the intersection part 8 are different from the first embodiment. This embodiment is different from the first embodiment.

The differences in configuration will be explained in detail below.
In the second embodiment, the lower edge 8d of the intersection part 8 extends to the lower edge 5d of the back part 5, and the left and right side edges 8b, 8c of the intersection part 8 are joined to the side edges of the back part 5. This is the first feature different from the first embodiment. With this configuration, it is possible to realize the intersection part 8 with an even larger area, and thereby a large contractile force can be exerted, thereby making it possible to effectively correct the posture.

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

As in the first embodiment, by setting the longitudinal direction of the shoulder strap parts 6, 7 in the knitting direction of the stretchable fabric, the degree of expansion and contraction in the longitudinal direction of the shoulder strap parts 6, 7 is made easier than in the width direction. It becomes larger and does not excessively restrict posture changes such as forward leaning or backward leaning of the upper body.

Moreover, since the contraction force at the intersection 8 is stronger than at other parts, the posture correction effect can be ensured. In addition, by using elastic fabric that has been treated to prevent unraveling, there is no need for piping processes such as sewing bias tape on the cut part, making it gentler on the skin, and from the outer garment to the hem. It will no longer look like it's floating.

As the stretchable fabric treated to prevent unraveling, for example, a stretchable lace fabric made of a warp knitted fabric, a stretchable jersey fabric made of a weft knitted fabric, etc. are suitably used. When stretchable lace fabric is used, there is no need to prepare a separate decorative lace fabric, and the cost can be reduced by reducing the number of parts.

Such lace fabrics include, for example, a plurality of chain stitch yarns forming a chain stitch structure extending in the knitting direction, and a weft woven across the weft direction of the knitted fabric between the plurality of chain stitch structures formed by the chain stitch yarns. A warp-knitted fabric is knitted by knitting a warp-knitted fabric by passing the crossover yarn and a heat-deformable elastic yarn, which is heat-treated and partially or completely melted or thermally deformed and exhibits stickiness, into a warp-knitted fabric, and the knitted warp-knitted fabric is heat-treated. This is a warp knitted fabric in which the cotton yarns are prevented from unraveling at the cutting part, and elastic yarns such as polyurethane, other cotton yarns, and synthetic yarns can be used as part of the chain stitch yarns and/or weft yarns.

In addition, such weft knitted fabrics are made of heat-deformable elastic yarns that are heat-treated and partially or completely melted or thermally deformed to exhibit fixation properties, and other yarns such as cotton yarns and elastic yarns such as polyurethane. It is possible to use jersey fabrics or milled fabrics that are knitted using ting knitting and heat-set to thermally deform the heat-deformable elastic yarns to prevent the cotton yarns from unraveling at the cutting section. In either case, a low melting point polyurethane thread can be suitably used as the heat deformable elastic thread.

The clothing with a cup to which the present invention is applied is not limited to brassiere, but can be widely applied to clothing with a cup part such as a camisole or a tank top.

The cup-equipped garment according to the present invention is widely used by women as a cup-equipped garment that provides a posture correcting effect without causing any particular discomfort even when worn on a daily basis.

1: Clothing with cups (bra)
2. Base parts 3, 4: Cup parts 5: Back parts 6, 7: Shoulder strap parts 8: Intersection 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 through the armpits to the back portion, and a pair of shoulder straps connecting each cup portion and the back portion. A cup-equipped garment comprising:
Each shoulder strap portion is formed to be gradually narrower from each cup portion toward the shoulder portion, and gradually widened from the shoulder portion toward the back portion, and has upper and lower spinal columns including at least the seventh thoracic vertebrae of the wearer. A crossing part is formed where each shoulder strap part intersects in a region covering the part, and is made of bidirectional elastic fabric connected to the back part at the edge of the crossing part, and the upper edge of the crossing part is connected to the back part. A garment with a cup , in which the left and right edges of the intersection are joined together . The cup-equipped garment according to claim 1, wherein a lower edge of the intersection portion is joined to an upper edge of the back portion. The cup-equipped garment according to claim 1, wherein a lower edge of the intersection extends to a lower edge of the back portion, and left and right side edges of the intersection are joined to the back portion. The cup-equipped garment according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the shoulder strap portion is composed of a power net arranged such that the knitting direction is along the longitudinal direction and the hem portion is located on the body center side. . 5. The cup-equipped garment according to claim 4, wherein the base portion and the back portion are constructed of a power net whose knitting direction is along the chest circumference and the hem portion is arranged at the lower edge. 4. The cup-equipped garment according to claim 1, wherein the shoulder strap portion is made of stretchable fabric whose knitting direction is along the longitudinal direction and whose cut portion is treated to prevent unraveling. The shoulder strap portion extends from a lower end of the cup portion so as to cover the cup portion,
Claims 1 to 6, wherein the lower edge and side edge of the cup part are joined to the base part and the back part together with the lower edge and side edge of the shoulder strap part, and the upper edge side of the cup part is free from the cup part. Clothing with a cup as described in any of the above.

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