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US887589A
US887589A US37681907A US1907376819A US887589A US 887589 A US887589 A US 887589A US 37681907 A US37681907 A US 37681907A US 1907376819 A US1907376819 A US 1907376819A US 887589 A US887589 A US 887589A
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  • Bnun'nnn COHEN and ⁇ VILLLUI EPSTEIN both citizens of the United States, and residents, respectively, of the city of New York, borough ol Itianlurtton, in the county and State of New York, and of the city of New York, borough ol Brooklyn, in the county of Kings and State ol New York, have invented a. new and Improved Skirt, of which the following is e. lull, clear, and exact description.
  • the invention relates to wearing: apparel, and its object is to provide it new end iniproved skirt arranged to properly nnd neeu r hely lit women having dili'ereut sized waists, at the some time insuring the proper hang of the garment.
  • the invention consists of novel lectures nnd parts and combinations of the some, as will be. more fully described herehml'ter and then pointed out in the claim.
  • A'priictieal embodiment of the invention is represented in the accompanying drznvings forming a port of th', specification, in which similar characters ol' reference indicate corresponding ports in all the views.
  • Figure 'l is it perspective view of the improvement; Fig. L? is :1 rear elevation ol' the some in open position; Fig. 3 is 11, like view olthe some shmviug the elastic stretched.
  • the body A of the skirt is prel'eriibly l'orlned ol non-elastic material and has on upper phiited portion A secured by stitches B to an elostie ⁇ rnist bond t, the attachment ol' the phiited portion A to the waist band (.7 being preferably at the inner side of the waist bond at the lower portion thereof.
  • the ph'tits ol the plnited portion A" prelerably increase in number from the trout oi the garment to the sides or top portions and the book of the garment, and which buck prw 'vided with the usual placket l).
  • the ⁇ vnist band (I normally tits at thin-waisted person, but in case the skirt is for use by a. larger-waisted person the elastic band C readily gives or stretches and with it the plnited portion A, that is, the ,plaits open up more or less according to l in number toward the rear of the. body.
  • the front portion of the body only requires large or no plaits at all, as the increase in the size of the persons waist is accommodated or compensated for by the skirt stretching along the side or top iortious and the buck or placket portion ol the. skirt.
  • the waist band is held in a stretched position and the body A held with its upper non-plnited portion on the stretched waist band, and then the said ports are sewed together (see Fig. 3), and when theelsstic waist bond (.1 now emit-roots and returns to its nornuil condition then it 'eontmcts the upper portion of the body A, thus forming or gathering the upper body portion into phiits, as shown in Figs. 1 and 2.
  • skirt is formed eupnble of properly fitting persons having diil'erent sized waists, at the sumslime insuring the proper hang f the garment.
  • a skirt comprising a body, an elastic waist bond stitched to the upper portion of the body, the body from the sides or hip portions to the buck being stitched to the waist band while the hitter is in a stretched condition, thereby gutl'iering or pluiting the upper part of the body at the sides undlnick thereof on i the elastic waist band, the phiits iilCiOflSilig in testimony ⁇ vhereot we hnvo signed our numes to this speciliezition in the presence ol two suhse ihiug witnesses.

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UNITE STATES PATET- @FFICE.
BERNARD COHEN AND WILLIAM EPSTEIN, OF NEW YORK, N. Y.
SKIRT.
No. 887,5asu.
Specification of Letters Patent.
fntenced May 12, 1908.
Application filed June 1, 1907. Serial No. 276,81?
To all 107mm it may concern:
Be it known that we, Bnun'nnn COHEN and \VILLLUI EPSTEIN, both citizens of the United States, and residents, respectively, of the city of New York, borough ol Itianlurtton, in the county and State of New York, and of the city of New York, borough ol Brooklyn, in the county of Kings and State ol New York, have invented a. new and Improved Skirt, of which the following is e. lull, clear, and exact description.
The invention relates to wearing: apparel, and its object is to provide it new end iniproved skirt arranged to properly nnd neeu r hely lit women having dili'ereut sized waists, at the some time insuring the proper hang of the garment.
The invention consists of novel lectures nnd parts and combinations of the some, as will be. more fully described herehml'ter and then pointed out in the claim.
A'priictieal embodiment of the invention is represented in the accompanying drznvings forming a port of th', specification, in which similar characters ol' reference indicate corresponding ports in all the views.
Figure 'l is it perspective view of the improvement; Fig. L? is :1 rear elevation ol' the some in open position; Fig. 3 is 11, like view olthe some shmviug the elastic stretched.
The body A of the skirt is prel'eriibly l'orlned ol non-elastic material and has on upper phiited portion A secured by stitches B to an elostie \rnist bond t, the attachment ol' the phiited portion A to the waist band (.7 being preferably at the inner side of the waist bond at the lower portion thereof. The ph'tits ol the plnited portion A" prelerably increase in number from the trout oi the garment to the sides or top portions and the book of the garment, and which buck prw 'vided with the usual placket l). Now by the zirrinigemeut deserihml the \vnist band (I normally tits at thin-waisted person, but in case the skirt is for use by a. larger-waisted person the elastic band C readily gives or stretches and with it the plnited portion A, that is, the ,plaits open up more or less according to l in number toward the rear of the. body.
the size of the persons Waist. The front portion of the body only requires large or no plaits at all, as the increase in the size of the persons waist is accommodated or compensated for by the skirt stretching along the side or top iortious and the buck or placket portion ol the. skirt.
In the nuinui'aeture of the skirt described, the waist band is held in a stretched position and the body A held with its upper non-plnited portion on the stretched waist band, and then the said ports are sewed together (see Fig. 3), and when theelsstic waist bond (.1 now emit-roots and returns to its nornuil condition then it 'eontmcts the upper portion of the body A, thus forming or gathering the upper body portion into phiits, as shown in Figs. 1 and 2.
iiy the nrmngement described e. skirt is formed eupnble of properly fitting persons having diil'erent sized waists, at the sumslime insuring the proper hang f the garment.
Although We have describe improve ment as it skirt it evident. that the impro ement is nniiniy intended for underskirts or pettieonts, but nnty also be used on the outer or dress skirt.
Having thus described our invention, we cloim us new and desire to secure by Letters Patent:
A skirt comprising a body, an elastic waist bond stitched to the upper portion of the body, the body from the sides or hip portions to the buck being stitched to the waist band while the hitter is in a stretched condition, thereby gutl'iering or pluiting the upper part of the body at the sides undlnick thereof on i the elastic waist band, the phiits iilCiOflSilig in testimony \vhereot we hnvo signed our numes to this speciliezition in the presence ol two suhse ihiug witnesses.
Bl lllhikiti) LIOHEL Ni 1 LIAM EPSTILLN.
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Tmzo. G. Hos'rEn, JouN P. DAVIS.
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Cited By (3)

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US2434743A (en) * 1947-02-01 1948-01-20 Marie H Middendorf Wearing apparel
US3431562A (en) * 1966-12-27 1969-03-11 Elsie Natalie Souders Removable maternity insert panels
US10779584B1 (en) * 2018-10-05 2020-09-22 Petronella Smith Apparel for individuals with limited mobility

Cited By (3)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US2434743A (en) * 1947-02-01 1948-01-20 Marie H Middendorf Wearing apparel
US3431562A (en) * 1966-12-27 1969-03-11 Elsie Natalie Souders Removable maternity insert panels
US10779584B1 (en) * 2018-10-05 2020-09-22 Petronella Smith Apparel for individuals with limited mobility

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