US1996613A - Garment - Google Patents

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W. DANIEL April 2, 1935.

GARMENT Filed Nov 6, 1954 ATTORNEYS.

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Patented Apr. 2, 1935 t r r r William Daniel, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to i V l Greenhill & Daniel, Inc BrooklymN. Y., a corporatiomof New York 1 a a 7 Application ov mber 6, 1934; Serial no. inset" j i My invention relates to anew and-improved nee-ted at "the inner surfacesfofthegarmentby garment. IOODS a One of the objects of my inventionlis-to provide As shown for example in Fig. l the upper end improvedbathingsuittrunks.v

r of-the-garm'ent has its edge turned downwardly Another object of my inventionds ,toprovide and apartiof'said downwardly turned edge por- 5 an improved waist construction for a nether tion is connected-to'thebodyof the garmentby garment, such as bathing suit trunks or the like; means of lines or. stitches l4 and Ma; these 'be- Another object of my invention is to: provid ing connected by loops L at'theinner surface'of an improved belt construction, for a nether ear the garmen I J ment such as bathing suit trunksandthelike; As shown indetail, in=Fig. 4, the front wall of 10 Another object of my invention is to-provid a the garmentis formed withitwo concave recesses. belt construction which shall be, efiiicientfland A- QDQrtion of the upper edge of the g rme t, iS which shall have an ornamental appearance, downwardly turned 50 as to mi i bfiiby said belt construction comprising a. plurality of means of which a ring I6 is connected to this 15 guide members together with belt loops. p t of the garmenll- 5 Other objects oi my invention will be set forth The upp d s o t e garment are w wa in the following description and drawing which 15! turned and finished as previously mentioned, illustrates a preferred embodiment thereof, it b ore t e ab 5 s me y w w l being understood that the above statements of turning a po o o t pp 0f the the objects of my invention are intended to genment- 20 V erally explain the same without limiting it in any The in "5 is made f metal r lluloid r ny manner. other suitable material, and it can be turned in Fig. 1 is a front elevation of the improved gari s own plane a v to th a m nt, as th nment. 7 nection which is provided by the tab i5 is sum- Fig. 2 is a rear elevation of Fig. 1. n y l s for th s pu p 5 Fig. 3 is a top plan view, After part of the upper edge of the garment: Fig.4is an enlarged detail front elevation of the has been finished y means Of e Stitches l4 garment, the belt having been removed. a I t c e o th f t of t pp The garment generally comprises m; part edge of the garment are turned laterally, in order and a rear part and it i formed th 19g members to form tabs l1 and I'm. The edges of said tabs 30 v l and 2, The body of t garment is made in [5 and I! and Ila are stitched to the body of the any suitable manner. garment. I

The lower edges of the leg portions are jnturned A ring I8 is held in positionvby means of the and said inturned portions are connected to the tab and a ring law is held in Desition by means body of the garment by means of stitches 3 and of the tab said rings and are also 35 3a, turnable since they are connected loosely to the Each wall of the garment is also provided with garmentvertical lines of stitches 4 and 4a. Said lines of In this Particular embdiment the belt stitches are visible at the exterior of the front her H is made of a cord but Sam belt member 40 wall and of the rear wall of the garment. At the could of any ffyperor Shape' 40 inside surface of the front wall, and at the inside In thls embodlment I have shown two Sepa" surface of the rear wall, said stitches are conrate belt m i nected by transverse loops, which are of the type As s.hown the rear W of the gar- Ofthe loops L Shown in Fig 4 rzrent 1s provided with a plurality1 of belt loops The crotch of the garment extends up to the be igg zg deslred number be MOPS 01 ii Referring to each of the belt members H,this In S construtztlon the garfnent 15 made i of is passed through a loop 20, then through the two pieces of fabnc A and Band these two pieces ring '6, then through and around the ring vmy of fabric have their. edges mturned, said edges back through the ring '6, and back through the 5 are connected by through-and-through stitches, Same 1 z The belt member is therefore and the garment is then finished by the lines of formed i t 1 ,1; end of s 100p being Stitches 5 and 4a and the loops around the wall of the ring l8. The outer ends The side seams of the garment are formed of the two belt members are then tied together by the lines of Stitches 8 a d 8% these be g 0011- or secured in any suitable manner if desired.

After the garment has been put 'on, the belt members can be tied or connected in any suitable manner at the rear of the garment.

The rings 18 and law are preferably smaller than the ring l6 and said rings l8 and |8a can be made of any suitable material, either rigid or non-rigid. Likewise the ring [6 could be made of non-rigid material if desired.

While I have shown ring-shaped members l6, l8 and [8a, these may be of any form. The garment may be made of any suitable knitted or woven material, said material preferably having a certain longitudinal elasticity and having 'a much greater transverse elasticity. V

The belt loops 20 have their upper ends connected to the waist portion of the garment at about the level of the lines of stitches 3,0 and a; Said lines of stitches 30 and 30a connect part of the inturned upper edge of the garment to the body thereofa Additional stitches 4B and 40a may be used for connecting the loops 20 to the rear wall of the garment. H

While I have specified that the eye-members or rings are located atthe front of the garment, it would not be departing from the invention if this relationship were reversed and saideyemembers were located at the rear wall of the garment. V p 4 I have shown a preferred embodiment of my invention, but it is clear'that'numerous changes and omissions can be made without departing from its spirit.

serves to anchor the inner end of said loop, said belt-member also passing slidably through the first mentioned eye-member.

2. A garment of the class described having a waist portion, said waist portion being provided withan eye-member at the front wall thereof, said waistportion also having additional eye- -members located at each side of the first mentioned eye-member, said garmenthaving a pair of loop-shaped belt members, each said loop shaped belt member passing through and around one of said additional eye-members sothat the wall ofsaid eye-member is between the two parts of the loop and said additional eye-member serves toanchor the inner end of said loop, said belt-member also passingslidably through the firstmentioned eye-member, said garment also having a belt loop at'the rear wall of the waist portionthereof, and through which the belt member passes. 1

WILLIAM DANIEL.

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