WO2008023137A1 - Pantalons - Google Patents

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WO2008023137A1
WO2008023137A1 PCT/GB2007/000495 GB2007000495W WO2008023137A1 WO 2008023137 A1 WO2008023137 A1 WO 2008023137A1 GB 2007000495 W GB2007000495 W GB 2007000495W WO 2008023137 A1 WO2008023137 A1 WO 2008023137A1
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trousers
waistband
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Otto Lajos Schultz
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Otto Lajos Schultz
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Priority to US12/377,886 priority Critical patent/US20100313337A1/en
Priority to GB0904725.9A priority patent/GB2455026B/en
Publication of WO2008023137A1 publication Critical patent/WO2008023137A1/fr

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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A41—WEARING APPAREL
    • A41F—GARMENT FASTENINGS; SUSPENDERS
    • A41F9/00—Belts, girdles, or waistbands for trousers or skirts
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A41—WEARING APPAREL
    • A41F—GARMENT FASTENINGS; SUSPENDERS
    • A41F9/00—Belts, girdles, or waistbands for trousers or skirts
    • A41F9/02—Expansible or adjustable belts or girdles ; Adjustable fasteners comprising a track and a slide member
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A41—WEARING APPAREL
    • A41D—OUTERWEAR; PROTECTIVE GARMENTS; ACCESSORIES
    • A41D1/00—Garments
    • A41D1/06—Trousers
    • A41D1/065—Trousers with crotch line opening

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  • the invention is concerned with a fastening means for trousers having a central, front fly closure which extends down to the perineal region of the wearer.
  • a fastening means which holds the trousers in place around the waist of a wearer while the fly closure is fully open.
  • Trousers with a front fly closure are commonly worn by members of both sexes.
  • the front fly closure allows the trousers or shorts to be pulled on and taken off easily, but when fastened, allows a comfortable fit, holding the trousers up around the waist of the wearer.
  • a problem with the front fly closure is that when the fly is fully opened, including opening of any fastening means at the waistband of the trousers, to allow easy access to the genital region of the wearer, there is no longer anything to hold the trousers in place and to stop them falling to the floor if the wearer is standing.
  • a partial solution to this problem is braces, but braces can be inconvenient if the wearer wishes to remove the trousers while wearing clothes on the upper body over the braces. Also access to the genital region is limited as the fly on conventional trousers does not extend to the perineal region of the wearer. Another solution is for the user to hold up the trousers by hand, but this then prevents the hands or arms being used for other purposes.
  • Patent Specification GB 439,707 discloses trouser garments which are rendered self-supporting by means of a belt secured to the waist band or a detachable belt adapted to be attached to tabs secured on the waist band.
  • a belt secured to the waist band or a detachable belt adapted to be attached to tabs secured on the waist band.
  • none of the embodiments in this publication allows for the fly to be opened and the side flaps of the fly to be folded away from the body of the wearer while the belt is in place, holding the trousers up.
  • this publication concerned with solving the problem of allowing free access to the genital region of the wearer.
  • Patent Specification GB 432,532 discloses trousers having a waistband and a front placket or fly provided with a fastening means to hold the trousers in place supported on the wearer while avoiding the use of a conventional belt or braces. Again, none of the embodiments shown in this publication allows for the trousers to remain supported while the fly is fully open with the side flaps of the fly capable of being folded away from the wearer to allow free access to the genital region of the wearer. Nor is this publication concerned with solving the problem of allowing free access to the genital region of the wearer.
  • a first aspect of the invention provides trousers comprising, a waistband having an interior and an exterior surface, and a front central fly closure, the fly closure comprising a top fastener and first and second fly edges extending from the top fastener to a base of the fly closure,
  • the base of the fly closure is adapted to be at the perineal region of a wearer and that the trousers are provided with a holding means held in place by a first attachment means at the waistband on a first side of the central fly closure and held in place by a second attachment means at the waistband on a second side of the central fly closure, whereby the holding means holds the trousers in place on said wearers waist when the central fly closure is fully open, and whereby first and second flaps, each flap defined by
  • trousers includes outerwear intended for wear by adults, such as formal trousers, casual trousers, shorts, jeans, leather trousers and the like.
  • perineal region is meant the region on the body of the wearer situated between the anus and the genitalia.
  • the base of the fly closure is adapted to be in a position adjacent to the perineal region on the body of a wearer when the trousers are in place with the waistband held around the waist of the wearer.
  • fly closure is well known in the art and refers to any fly closure such as a button, laced, press-stud or zip fly closure.
  • a central fly closure is located at the front centre of the trousers or shorts and conventionally extends from the waistband down towards a base of the fly closure near the crutch of the wearer of the trousers, but usually halting at least 6 cm short of the perineal region of the wearer.
  • the lowest or saddle point of the crutch of the trousers will usually correspond to the perineal region of the wearer. This generally corresponds to the point where the inside leg seams of the trouser legs meet or intersect the rear or central seam of the trousers.
  • Fly closures are generally also provided with a top fastening at the level of the trouser waistband, and the fly closure can be opened while the top fastening remains closed to allow limited access to the genital region of the wearer.
  • the term "fully open” is applied to a fly closure in this specification, it is to mean that the fly closure is opened and any top fastening is also released, allowing the flaps of the fly opening to be folded to the sides of the trousers or shorts, away from the genital region of the wearer.
  • the opening extends to the position defined as the base of the fly closure in this specification.
  • waistband of trousers or shorts
  • the trousers or shorts may have a waistband physically defined by a seam or thicker material, this is not essential to the invention and the term waistband is meant to refer to the location or locus only, and does not necessarily imply a separate band of material .
  • the opening of the central fly closure when fully open, defined by the edges of the fly closure, and the base of the fly closure, extends from the waistband of the trousers to a base of the fly closure adapted to be located at the perineal region of the wearer at the crutch of the wearer.
  • the base of the fly closure is adapted to be within 5cm of the lowest or saddle point of the crutch of the trousers or shorts, preferably within 4 cm, more preferably within 3 cm, even more preferably within 2 cm.
  • This lowest or saddle point of the crutch of the trousers is defined as a point where a central seam of the trousers intersects with inside leg seams of the trousers.
  • the fly closure is adapted for easy opening by pulling the edges of the fly closure apart from the top of the.
  • a VelcroTM may be used.
  • a fly closure with a button/buttonhole arrangement for the fly fastening is preferred as it is less likely to cause chafing or abrasion of the genitalia.
  • the button/buttonhole arrangement for the fly is adapted for easy opening when the fly is pulled apart from the top of the fly. This can be achieved, for instance, by means of button holes with large openings and buttons with concave bottoms (i.e. the side in contact with the trousers) having a small radius of curvature for the surface of the concave region (1 cm or less), whereby the buttons can be easily pulled free of the buttonholes.
  • the attachment means on the interior waistband of the trousers, are adequately spaced from the central fly closure to allow the flaps of the fly fastening to fold away from the centre of the trousers, about an axis formed between the respective attachment means and the base of the fly closure, when the fly closure is fully opened.
  • the first and second attachment means are located at least 5 cm from the central fly closure, as measured along the interior waistband surface, preferably at least 7 cm, more preferably at least 10 cm, even more preferably at least 15cm and most preferably at least 20 cm, to allow the fly flaps to be comfortably folded away from the wearer.
  • the first and second attachment means are preferably located on the front half of the trousers or shorts, at the waistband, between the central fly closure and the points on the waistband midway between the central fly closure and the rear seam of the trousers, measured around the waistband. These points correspond to the points on the waistband over the outer hips of the wearer in use.
  • the position of the central fly closure is the position where the line of the zip (for a zip fly), or the line of the button centres (for a button fly) of the fly closure, extended, would meet the top of the waistband.
  • first and second attachment means are situated substantially equidistant from the central fly closure as measured along the interior waistband surface, by which is meant that the difference in the distance from the central fly closure for each of the two attachments is less than 4 cm, preferably les than 2 cm.
  • the holding means may be any suitable means for keeping the trousers up around the waist of the wearer even though the fly closure is fully opened.
  • the holding means may be a pair of braces, passing over the wearers shoulders and attached to the waistband of the trousers at the first and second attachment means at the front, and also suitably attached to the rear waistband (for instance by a button/buttonhole arrangement or by means of brace clips).
  • Another suitable holding means is an adjustable belt extending around the entire waistband, held in place by belt loops or openings on the waistband, wherein the first and second attachment means are belt loops or openings adjacent to the front central fly closure and positioned on each side thereof, and the belt extends between the first and second attachment means on the inner surface of the waistband.
  • the belt loops may be in the form of a plurality of loops distributed along the circumference of the interior surface of the waistband, or may be a tunnel or several tunnels formed on or in the waistband's interior surface, with the belt exiting from the tunnel or tunnels at the first and second attachment means, at openings on the inner surface of the waistband.
  • the belt may run on the exterior surface of the waistband at the rear of the trousers, entering to the inner surface of the waistband through openings forming the first and second attachment points.
  • Various combinations of belt loops, tunnels and openings may be envisaged by the skilled person, provided that the belt runs behind the fly closure on the inner surface of the waistband between the first and second attachment means.
  • the belt adjusted to fit the waist of the wearer by some suitable adjustment means, such as VelcroTM, a buckle, button/buttonhole fasteners, will hold the trousers in place on the wearer's waist even when the fly closure is fully opened.
  • VelcroTM a buckle, button/buttonhole fasteners
  • Another suitable arrangement for the holding means is when the first and second attachment means are located on the interior surface of the waistband and the holding means is a flexible fastening strap extending directly from the first attachment means to the second attachment means along the waistband of the trousers.
  • the flexible fastening strap may be formed from any suitable material, but is preferably made of fabric, such that it is a fabric belt. It may be a conventional woven, non-woven or knitted fabric made from conventional textile fibres such as cotton, polyester, viscose rayon, polyamide, wool, silk etc. Leather may also be suitable.
  • the flexible fastening strap may be made from an elasticated fabric such that it is an elastic strap in order to provide greater comfort for the wearer and better fit around the wearer's waist in use.
  • the flexible strap is preferably releasably affixed to one or both of the first and second attachment means.
  • the attachment means for attaching the ends of the flexible fastening strap to the interior of the waistband may be any suitable attachment means, such as a sewn seam, hook and eye arrangement, press stud, button and buttonhole fastener, zip fastener or VelcroTM .
  • suitable attachment means such as a sewn seam, hook and eye arrangement, press stud, button and buttonhole fastener, zip fastener or VelcroTM .
  • Different attachment means, or the same means may be employed at each and of the flexible fastening strap.
  • Alternative locations may be provided for the attachment means to allow adjustment of the fit of the fastening strap around the waist of the user when the trousers are in use.
  • the flexible fastening strap may be completely detachable from the first and second attachment means and may be releasably affixed to third and fourth attachment means on the rear exterior waistband surface whereby the flexible fastening strap can also act as a waistband tensioner.
  • the flexible fastening strap can be used for different purposes with the same trousers, depending upon the activities to be undertaken by the wearer.
  • the flexible fastening strap is a single strap, it is preferable that at least one of the attachment means is a releasable attachment means in order to facilitate putting on the trousers.
  • the flexible fastening strap may be elasticated, for instance using LycraTM or ElastaneTM to allow for ease in putting on the trousers or shorts without the need for release of the attachment means.
  • the flexible fastening strap may be in the form of two separate straps or arms, joined together by a releasable connection means.
  • a releasable connection means allows the flexible fastening strap to be opened to facilitate pulling on the trousers.
  • each of the two arms forming the flexible fastening strap will have an attachment means at one and its respective part of the releasable connection means at the other end.
  • the arms are suitably made of fabric as detailed hereinbefore.
  • the. arms for this arrangement are substantially of equal length, meaning that the difference in length measured from the centre of the attachment means to the centre of the respective connection means for each arm is 4cm or less, preferably 2 cm or less.
  • the releasable connection means may be any suitable arrangement such as , hook and eye arrangement, press stud, button and buttonhole fastener, zip fastener, laces and lace-holes or VelcroTM.
  • trousers according to the first aspect of the invention for allowing easy access to the genital region of a wearer.
  • a method for gaining access to the genital region of a wearer by providing said wearer with trousers according to the first aspect of the invention fully opening the fly closure of the trousers with the trousers held in place around said wearer's waist and folding the first and second flaps outwards from the body of said wearer.
  • Figure 1 shows a front perspective view of a first embodiment of trousers according to the invention.
  • Figure 2 shows a rear perspective view of the first embodiment.
  • Figure 3 shows a front perspective view of a second embodiment of trousers according to the invention.
  • Figure 4 shows a front perspective view of a third embodiment of trousers according to the invention.
  • Figure 5 shows a rear perspective view of the third embodiment.
  • Figure 6 shows a front perspective view of a fourth embodiment of trousers according to the invention.
  • Figure 7 shows a rear perspective view of the fourth embodiment.
  • the trousers 1 have a waistband 2,3 with an exterior surface 2 and an interior surface 3, a front fly closure 4 provided with button and buttonhole fasteners 13 (buttons not shown in figure 1) and a rear seam 7.
  • the front fly closure 4 is also provided with a hook and eye fastener 14, where the hook is provided on a tab 15 at the waistband 2, 3.
  • the fly closure 4 is shown in a fully open position in figures 1 and 2, and extends to the base 5 of the crotch region of the trousers, specifically to a point 2 cm in front of the crossing point of the inner leg and central seams, corresponding to the perineal region of a wearer.
  • a flexible fabric fastening strap 6 is attached to the interior waistband 3 on one side of the fly by a button/buttonhole fastener 8 where the button is sewn onto the waistband and a buttonhole is provided in the flexible fastening strap.
  • the other end of the flexible fastening strap is also attached to the interior waistband 3 on the other side of the fly by a button/buttonhole fastener 9 where the button is sewn onto the waistband interior 3 and a buttonhole is provided in the flexible fastening strap 6.
  • the fly closure 4 is opened and the flexible fastening strap 6 is attached to one side of the fly 4 only by the button/buttonhole fastener 8.
  • the trousers 1 are pulled into position on the body of the wearer, and the flexible fastening strap 6 is attached to the other side of the fly 4 using the other button/buttonhole fastener 9.
  • the fly closure 4 is then buttoned closed and the hook and eye fastener 14 at the waistband 2, 3 is also closed.
  • the hook and eye fastener 14 is opened, and the fly closure 4 is fully opened to the perineal region while leaving the flexible strap 6 fastened to each side of the fly closure 4, extending across the front of the waist of the wearer.
  • This allows the flaps of the fly closure 4 to be moved aside with the remainder of the trousers 1 held firmly in place on the wearer by the flexible fastening strap 6 and the waistband 2, 3 , together encircling the wearer's waist and holding the trousers 1 up. This leaves the wearer's, or other person's hands free for other activities.
  • the fly closure 4 can by buttoned up and the hook and eye 14 at the waistband fastened to leave the trousers 1 fully closed and still in place on the wearer.
  • the trousers 1 have a waistband 2,3 with an exterior surface 2 and an interior surface 3, a front fly closure 4 provided with button and buttonhole fasteners 13 (buttons not shown in figure 1 ) and a rear seam 7.
  • the front fly closure 4 is also provided with a hook and eye fastener, where the hook 14 is provided on a tab 15 at the waistband 2,3.
  • the fly closure 4 is shown in a fully open position in figures 3, and extends to the base 5 of the crotch region of the trousers, specifically to a point 2 cm in front of the crossing point of the inner leg and central seams, corresponding to the perineal region of a wearer.
  • a flexible fabric arm 10 is attached to the interior waistband 3 on one side of the fly by a sewn seam (not shown).
  • a second flexible fabric arm 11 is also attached to the interior waistband 3 on the other side of the fly by a sewn seam (also not shown).
  • the two arms are fastened together at the front, centre of the trousers by a button/buttonhole fastener 12 consisting of two buttons sewn onto the first flexible fabric arm 10 and two corresponding buttonholes provided in the second flexible fabric arm 11.
  • the fly closure 4 is opened and the flexible fabric arms 10, 11 are not attached to each other by the button/buttonhole fastener 12.
  • the trousers are pulled into position on the body of the user, and the flexible fabric arms 10, 11 are attached to each other using the button/buttonhole fastener 12.
  • the fly closure is then buttoned closed and the hook and eye fastener 14 at the waistband 2, 3 is also closed.
  • the hook and eye fastener 14 is opened, and the fly closure 4 is fully opened to the base 5 of the crotch while leaving the flexible fabric arms 10, 11 attached to each other over the front of the waist of the wearer.
  • This allows the flaps of the fly closure 4 to be moved aside with the remainder of the trousers 1 held firmly in place on the wearer by the flexible fabric arms and the waistband, together encircling the wearer's waist and holding the trousers 1 up. This leaves the wearer's, or other person's hands free for other activities.
  • the fly closure 4 can by buttoned up and the hook and eye 14 at the waistband 2, 3 fastened to leave the trousers 1 fully closed and still in place on the wearer.
  • the trousers 1 have a waistband 2,3 with an exterior surface 2 and an interior surface 3, a front fly closure 4 provided with button and buttonhole fasteners 13 (buttons not shown in figure 1) and a rear seam 7.
  • the front fly closure 4 is also provided with a hook and eye fastener, where the hook 14 is provided on a tab 15 at the waistband 2,3.
  • the fly closure 4 is shown in a fully open position in figures 3, and extends to the base 5 of the crotch region of the trousers, specifically to a point 2 cm in front of the crossing point of the inner leg and central seams, corresponding to the perineal region of a wearer.
  • a fabric belt 16 is provided on the interior waistband 3, held in place on belt loops 17.
  • the belt loops 8 and 9 correspond the first and second attachment means of the invention.
  • the belt 16 is provided with an adjustable VelcroTM fastening 18
  • the fly closure 4 is opened and the belt 16 is opened at the VelcroTM fastening 18.
  • the trousers are pulled into position on the body of the user, and the adjustable belt 16 is secured about the waist of the wearer using the adjustable fastening 18.
  • the fly closure is then buttoned closed and the hook and eye fastener 14 at the waistband 2, 3 is also closed.
  • the hook and eye fastener 14 is opened, and the fly closure 4 is fully opened to the base 5 of the crotch while leaving the flexible belt 16 secure about the waist of the wearer and attached to the trousers by means of the belt loops 17.
  • This allows the flaps of the fly closure 4 to be moved aside by folding about an axis running from the last belt loops 8,9 to the bottom of the fly 5 with the remainder of the trousers 1 held firmly in place on the wearer by the adjustable belt together encircling the wearer's waist and holding the trousers 1 up. This leaves the wearer's, or other person's hands free for other activities.
  • the fly closure 4 can by buttoned up and the hook and eye 14 at the waistband 2, 3 fastened to leave the trousers 1 fully closed and still in place on the wearer.
  • the fourth embodiment of the invention shoen in figures 6 and 7, and the use of the fourth embodiment is as detailed for the first embodiment shown in figures 1 and 2, save that the trousers further comprise attachment buttons 19, 20 situated on the rear waistband, spaced apart such that the flexible fastening strap 6 may be attached to them by its buttonholes for storage when it is not worn across the front of the trousers.
  • the waistband is provided with loops 21 to locate the flexible fastening strap 6 in place.

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L'invention concerne un pantalon équipé de fermeture à braguette, la base de la fermeture à braguette étant conçue de manière à se situer au niveau de la région périnéale de l'utilisateur. Le pantalon comporte un élément de maintien tenu en place par des éléments d'attache situés sur la ceinture du pantalon de part et d'autre de la fermeture à braguette centrale. L'élément de maintien assure la tenue du pantalon sur la taille de l'utilisateur lorsque la fermeture à braguette est entièrement ouverte, et les rabats définis par les bords de la braguette, la ceinture et les axes situés entre la base de la braguette et l'élément d'attache peuvent être pliés autour de leur axe vers l'extérieur par rapport au corps de l'utilisateur afin de ménager un accès à la région génitale de l'utilisateur lorsque la fermeture est entièrement ouverte.
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