WO2010053797A2 - Sous-vêtements avec panneau transparent - Google Patents

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WO2010053797A2
WO2010053797A2 PCT/US2009/062420 US2009062420W WO2010053797A2 WO 2010053797 A2 WO2010053797 A2 WO 2010053797A2 US 2009062420 W US2009062420 W US 2009062420W WO 2010053797 A2 WO2010053797 A2 WO 2010053797A2
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A41—WEARING APPAREL
    • A41B—SHIRTS; UNDERWEAR; BABY LINEN; HANDKERCHIEFS
    • A41B9/00—Undergarments
    • A41B9/001—Underpants or briefs
    • A41B9/002—Underpants or briefs with thong, tonga or string shape

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  • Embodiments relate to undergarments, and more particularly, to underpants with portions configured to substantially disappear against the skin, for example in areas of likely exposure including in the areas of the waist, back, and/or sides. Description of the Related Art
  • portions of undergarments are exposed during normal use.
  • the waist band of traditional underwear often rests on or above the hip bones of a user.
  • the waist band of the underwear is often exposed when the wearer pursues normal activities, for example bending over or squatting, which can be embarrassing and unflattering. This unflattering exposure is even more likely given the low-cut waist lines of many jeans and other pants currently popular in fashion.
  • traditional underwear may be exposed when worn with other outer cloth including shorts, skirts, dresses or tops with low-cut backs, or those dresses having cut out side panels.
  • Embodiments provide a garment, typically referred to as underwear or panties, worn about the pelvis of an individual.
  • Embodiments can include an upper portion of substantially transparent, preferably at least partially elastic, material configured to surround at least a portion of the waist area of a user.
  • the upper portion can include a waistband and, in some embodiments, may also include front and back panels.
  • the front and back panels can be connected by a connecting portion about a wearer ' s inguinal region sized and positioned to substantially cover the genitals of the wearer.
  • the connecting portion comprises a substantially opaque material.
  • the connecting portion comprises fabric.
  • the fabric may be breathable and may include either natural or synthetic fibers, or a combination of both.
  • one or both of the front and back panels may be integrally formed with the connecting portion.
  • the connecting portion may be large, comprising various percentages of the front, back, and genital portions.
  • the upper portion is preferably configured to minimize or avoid exposure of some or all of the connecting portion when the upper portion of the undergarment is no longer covered by the overgarment worn by the user.
  • the waistband is separately formed from the front panel, the back panel, and/or both panels and is later joined to the panels. In some embodiments, the waistband is integrally fo ⁇ ned with the front panel, the back panel, and/or both panels.
  • the substantially transparent material comprises polyurethane. In some embodiments, the substantially transparent material is perforated to allow the passage of air through the material.
  • the waistband comprises two or more pieces connected together. In some embodiments, pieces of the waistband are seamlessly welded together.
  • the back and/or front of the waistband has a lower portion positioned near the central axis of the wearer and may be formed with a "V " shape.
  • the substantially transparent material is finished to look like lace or other familiar materials.
  • the connecting portion including the front, rear, and/or genital portions, may form designed shapes within formed of an integral piece of substantially transparent material with a substantially opaque portion positioned to cover the wearer ' s genitals.
  • underwear comprising an upper portion and a genital portion configured to substantially cover the genitals of a human.
  • the upper portion comprises a substantially transparent material including perforations configured to facilitate the passage of air therethrough.
  • an unobtrusive underga ⁇ nent including an upper portion comprising a waistband designed to fit around a portion of a human pelvis, a front panel, and a back panel.
  • a genital portion is preferably designed to cover the genitals of the human wearer.
  • the waistband, the front panel, and the back panel preferably comprise one or more substantially transparent materials. Further, the transparent portion of the back panel preferably extends lower than the transparent portion of the front panel.
  • Figure 1 is a front view of an embodiment of underwear.
  • Figure 2 is a rear view of the embodiment shown in Figure 1.
  • Figure 3 is a rear view of a torso shown in a standing position and wearing the embodiment shown in Figure 1 with exemplary outerwear (the dashed lines indicate the portion of the embodiment hidden from view by the outerwear).
  • Figure 4 is a rear view of the embodiment shown in Figure 3, wherein the torso is shown in a squatting position (again, dashed lines indicate the portion of the embodiment hidden by the outerwear).
  • Figure 5 is a front view of an embodiment of underwear.
  • Figure 6 is a rear view of an embodiment similar to that shown in Figure 5.
  • Figure 7 is a front view of yet another embodiment of underwear.
  • Figure 8 is a front view of another embodiment of underwear.
  • FIG. 9 is a rear view of the embodiment shown in Figure 8.
  • underwear worn about the pelvis of an individual is made of a front and back panel area, each connected to a waistband and configured to cover a wearer's inguinal region.
  • the underwear is sized and positioned to substantially cover at least the genitals of the wearer.
  • the back panel covers the buttocks to a greater or lesser extent and helps hold the front panel in position.
  • These panels and the waistband may include multiple different pieces stitched or otherwise joined together, or may be generated from one seamless material.
  • the front and back panels may also be of varying widths and lengths to create different cuts of underwear, typically referred to as, for example, thongs, bikinis, V-strings, boy shorts, briefs, and the like. Any of these, or other such underwear, are amendable to embodiments of the present disclosure.
  • Figure 1 illustrates a front view of the thong 10, showing a waistband portion 4 and a front panel portion 8.
  • Figure 2 illustrates a rear view of the thong 10, also showing a waistband portion 4 and a rear panel portion 6.
  • the interior of the front panel portion 8 is also visible in Figure 2 because it is wider than the rear panel 6, as is typical with thong underwear 10.
  • the front panel 8 and the rear panel 6 are connected by a genital portion 12, thereby creating a left leg hole 14 and a right leg hole 16.
  • the upper portion 2 of the underwear 10, including the waistband 4, at least a portion of the rear panel 6, and at least a portion of the front panel 8. may be made wholly or partially of a substantially transparent or translucent material.
  • the transparent or translucent material is preferably at least partially elastic to allow a wearer to easily don and remove the underwear and provide a snug fit while being worn.
  • the substantially transparent material comprises polyurethane, for example thermoplastic polyurethane ("TPU " ) plastic resin.
  • TPU " thermoplastic polyurethane
  • a silicone rubber and/or other plastic material may be used.
  • the material is preferably substantially transparent and generally soft and flexible.
  • the transparent material may include perforations to allow the passage of air through the material and/or may be finished to resemble lace or other material. More preferably comprises a more opaque, breathable fabric, of the type used in conventional underwear.
  • the genital portion 12 may be made of bamboo, silk, cotton, nylon, spandex, combinations of the same, and the like. It is contemplated that the genital portion will generally be sized and positioned to cover or substantially cover the genitals of a wearer.
  • the waistband 4, the front panel 8, the rear panel 6, and the genital portion 12 may comprise a single piece of the substantially transparent material with the genital portion 12 further including a more opaque material, such as silk or cotton, added to the interior of the underwear 10.
  • a substantially opaque material may substantially enclose the more transparent material in the region of the genital portion 12.
  • the substantially transparent material in the genital portion 12 may include perforations to enhance breathability in that area.
  • Figure 3 indicates the approximate position of an embodiment of underwear 10 on a wearer while the wearer is standing.
  • the dashed lines indicate the position of jeans or other outerwear in relation to the underwear 10.
  • Horizontal dashed line 18 indicates the division between the back panel 6 and the genital portion 12 in the figure. In some embodiments, the division 18 is not straight across, but may be irregular, curved, etc.
  • underwear often rides up on the wearer and/or the jeans or other outerwear slips down, is very low cut, or bulges when the individual crouches. This creates an exposure of the underwear, both of its waistband 4 and often a significant portion of the back panel 6, that can be considered unsightly, immodest, or unfashionable. This exposure is illustrated in Figure 4.
  • substantially transparent upper portion 2 comprises at least a portion of the underwear 10 that is exposed.
  • the division 18 cannot be seen, as it is still within the jeans or pants.
  • the exposed portion of the underwear will be substantially transparent and of reduced visibility.
  • the underwear 10 can provide comfort to a wearer while reducing or eliminating the visibility of the underwear 10 while a wearer has, for example, buckle outward, or low-cut backs or sides.
  • the teachings of this disclosure are equally applicable to many different styles of undergarments and this disclosure is not limited to the thong illustrated in the pictures.
  • wider or narrower front, back, and/or waist panels could also be made of appropriate material to suit the tastes and comforts of the wearer.
  • the proportion of the height or rise of the upper portion 2 to the height or rise of the genital panel 12 can vary in different embodiments.
  • the upper portion 2 comprises a majority of the overall rise of the underwear 10. Overall rise is measured when the underga ⁇ nent is laid flat and is defined as the distance from the bottom of the genital portion 12 to the upper plane defined by top of the waistband 4.
  • the upper portion 2 is between about 25% and about 85% of the overall rise.
  • the upper portion 2 is about 75% of the overall rise.
  • the upper portion 2 is approximately 35% of the overall rise.
  • the genital panel 12 may rise higher in the front than in the back.
  • the genital portion may comprise about 50% of the front rise, while only extending about 10% or even less of the back rise.
  • the front rise of the upper portion 2 comprises between approximately 10% to approximately 80%.
  • the front rise of the upper portion 2 comprises between approximately 20% and 50%.
  • the rise of the rear rise of the upper portion 2 may be between approximately 50% and approximately 100%. While specific examples been given, it is understood that generally the front portion is less likely to become exposed during nonnal wear of jeans or pants and so a smaller proportion of the front of underwear 10 can be made from a partially or substantially translucent material without losing the benefits of this disclosure. This may allow greater comfort or coverage for a wearer ' s more sensitive areas.
  • the rear rise of the upper portion 2 may be between approximately 60% and approximately 90%. Again, the exact proportions of the front and rear can vary from the embodiments disclosed, so long as the upper portion 2 is of sufficient bends, squats, or otherwise causes the outer garment to bulge or ride lower on her body.
  • substantially transparent material comprises a majority of the overall rise of the upper portion 2 of the underwear 10. In some embodiments, substantially transparent material comprises between approximately 25% and approximately 85% of the overall rise of the upper portion 2. In some embodiments, the rise of upper portion 2 is approximately 35% of the overall rise.
  • upper portion 2 can include different, less transparent materials, as desired, to form various patterns or shapes in desired locations.
  • genital portion 12 may rise further into upper potion 2 on the front of the undergarment 10 than in the back.
  • the upper portion 2 may have opaque material that rises higher in the front than in the back.
  • the upper portion 2 may be made of opaque material comprising about 50% of the front rise, while opaque material only comprises about 10%, or even less, of the back rise of upper portion 2.
  • the upper portion 2 is made of substantially transparent material comprising between approximately 10% to approximately 80% of the total rise.
  • the upper portion 2 is made of substantially transparent material comprising between approximately 20% and 50% of the total front rise.
  • the rear rise of the upper portion 2 may be between approximately 50% and approximately 100% substantially transparent material. While specific examples have been given, it is understood that generally the front portion is less likely to become exposed during normal wear of jeans, pants, or other outerwear, and so a smaller proportion of the front of the underwear 10 can be made from a partially or substantially translucent material without losing the benefits of this disclosure. This may allow greater comfort or coverage for a wearer ' s more sensitive areas.
  • the substantially transparent portion of the rear rise of the upper portion 2 may be between approximately 60% and approximately 90%. Again, the exact substantially transparent and opaque proportions of the front and rear can vary from the embodiments disclosed, however, it is preferable the substantially transparent portion of the upper portion 2 is of sufficient rise to extend below the waistline of the jeans, pants, or bulge or ride lower on her body.
  • Figures 5-7 illustrate additional embodiments of the undergarments disclosed herein.
  • Figure 5 is a front view of an alternative embodiment of an undergannent.
  • the underwear 10 illustrated has a wider cut. such as a bikini cut or brief, and provides greater coverage to a wearer.
  • the rear panel 6 is seen from the front view because it is wider than the front panel 8.
  • the front panel 8 also includes a perforated pattern 20.
  • Perforated patterns 20 may include geometric shapes, lines, stripes, checks, or any of a wide variety of patterns. Such a perforated pattern 20 can be found in one location (as shown) or one or more patterns can be distributed throughout the underwear 10.
  • the perforated pattern 20 can allow breathability in the substantially transparent material, provide a brand indicator, or simply add detail for a different finish to the underwear 10.
  • the design 20 could also be of another fabric, attached to the underwear. As shown in Figure 7, design 20 may extend substantially throughout the upper portion 2 of an embodiment of the underwear 10, providing breathability to the underwear.
  • FIG. 6 is a rear view of an embodiment of underwear 10 with such a colored detail 22.
  • the colored detail 22 is low on the rear panel 6. This is preferable so that the colored detail 22 does not become visible during crouching, bending over, or the like. In some cases, however, a small brand or other colored detail 22 on the upper portion 2 of the underwear 10 may be desired. Such a detail may resemble a tattoo or sticker on the bearer ' s skin. It is understood that the perforated pattem(s) 20 and colored detail(s) 22 can be combined in various embodiments to provide both kinds of detail.
  • Figures 8 and 9 illustrate additional embodiments of the disclosed underga ⁇ nents. Similar to Figures 1 and 2, Figure 8 depicts a front view of the thong underwear 10 and Figure 9 depicts a rear view of the thong underwear 10.
  • the waistband 4 is made of substantially transparent or translucent material and preferably includes perforations 46 to allow skin breathability and comfort. Also, the waistband 4 comprises two pieces of transparent material joined together along seams 48. seam 48b of the waistband 4. The welding allows for multiple pieces of transparent material to be attached together without causing skin irritation or discomfort.
  • the welding 48 may alternatively be located on the sides in lieu of or in addition to the welding at the front and back as illustrated, such as, for example, when three or more pieces of material are used to form waistband 4.
  • the undergarment is preferably configured to minimize its appearance when exposed from under the wear ' s outer garments, including, for example, exposure from under jeans, shorts, skirts, shirts, dresses, etc.
  • the welding 48a and 44b of multiple piece of material also preferably facilitates a slight V-shape at the top of the middle of the front 40a of the waistband 4, and the top of the middle of the back 40b of the waistband 4. It also allows a similar V-shape at the bottom of the middle of the front 42a of the waistband 4 and the bottom of the middle of the back 42b of the waistband 4.
  • the V-shape provides for a comfortable fit around the pelvis and allows the user to angle the undergarment more naturally on her hips, as the band may contour to the usual upward curve of the hips and pelvic region.
  • the waistband 4 may be substantially wide, as depicted in Figures 8 and 9.
  • a wide waistband may comprise between approximately 10% and approximately 50% of the overall rise of the underwear. This will achieve the desired purpose of limiting exposure of the undergarment while also allowing a larger amount of preferably non-transparent, substantially opaque, material to be used in making the remainder of the underwear.
  • the waistband 4 is between approximately Vi inches wide and approximately 6 inches wide. In some embodiments, the waistband 4 is between approximately V2 inches and approximately 3 inches wide.
  • the waistband 4 is made of substantially transparent material while the some or all of the reminder of the upper portion 2 is made of substantially opaque material.
  • both the front panel 8 and the rear panel 6 are preferably made of substantially opaque fabric, such as bamboo or cotton as illustrated by diagonal lines.
  • the substantially opaque material is breathable. This composition may provide enhanced comfort in the front panel 6.
  • the rise of the genital portion 12 can be controlled by the width of the substantially transparent waistband 4.
  • a wider waistband 4 can place the genital portion 12 lower on the undergannent, enhancing the effectiveness of the undergarment 10 in some embodiments.
  • a substantially wide waistband may also allow the underwear to have a variety of styles.
  • a wide waistband may allow the underwear to easily have a low-rise fit wherein the wide waistband provides stability to underwear having an overall shorter rise of the upper portion 2.
  • the waistband 4 may preferably be the only substantially transparent portion of the underwear.
  • the opaque fabric used may be attached to the transparent portion of the underwear in a number of ways.
  • the front panel 6 and rear panel 8 may be attached to the waistband 4 by a series of stitches 44a and 44b. These stitches may be gathered together wherein the stitches 44a and 44b allow the front panel 6 and rear panel 8 to horizontally stretch, making it easy to put on and take off the underwear comfortably.
  • the stitches 44a and 44b also provide elasticity facilitating a snug and flexible fit.
  • the undergarment may be substantially stitch free with, for example, the front and rear panels 8, 6 being bonded to the waistband 4.
  • the waistband 4 is formed from a strip cut from a sheet of substantially transparent material, for example polyurethane or other suitable material. Once cut to the desired thickness, the material can then be put into a shape-specific mold for perforation, leaving a final perforated piece of substantially transparent material ready to be used in the disclosed embodiments.
  • the material can be perforated with multiple, smaller diameter holes as shown in the illustrated figures.
  • the material may be perforated to include larger slits extending vertically or horizontally or other shaped openings configured to facilitate the flow of air through the substantially transparent material.
  • the material may include a combination of different shaped cut outs or perforations.
  • front and/or rear panels 8. 6 may be configured to correspond to the front lower "v " shape 42 a and/or the back lower “v " shape 42b of the waistband 4.

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L'invention porte sur divers modes de réalisation de sous-vêtements pourvus de parties sensiblement transparentes. Les sous-vêtements selon les modes de réalisation sont conçus pour être portés autour du bassin d'un utilisateur et peuvent comporter un ou plusieurs panneaux d'un matériau sensiblement transparent entourant une partie substantielle de la région de la taille et une partie en tissu dimensionnée et positionnée pour recouvrir sensiblement les organes génitaux du porteur. Dans certains modes de réalisation, le matériau sensiblement transparent comporte des perforations et peut contenir du polyuréthane.
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