US2006089083A1PendingUtilityA1
Support brassiere
Est. expiryOct 25, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Dawn Tonsor
A41C 3/02
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Abstract
A brassiere having breast support sections formed of a highly supportive elastic fabric, a lower section to which the breast support sections are attached, and micro-elastic straps which extend over the shoulders and cross in the back of a wearer, and which have termini in the front of the wearer to be fastened thereat.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A brassiere having a pair of breast support sections formed of a highly supportive body-engaging elastic fabric substantially throughout their entirety and having no underwires or other support means for the breasts other than an equalized compression provided by the elastic fabric; the breast support sections having upper and lower ends; the brassiere having a lower section to which the lower ends of the breast support sections are attached; a pair of micro-elastic straps, each strap being attached to the upper end of the respective breast support section; and the micro-elastic straps being constructed and arranged for extending over the shoulders of a wearer, crossing at mid-back of the wearer, and extending to termini at the front center of the wearer; and a fastener at said termini to fasten the same together.
2 . A brassiere as set forth in claim 1 wherein the breast support sections have lateral edges, and including a micro-elastic border at said edges and integral therewith.
3 . A brassiere as set forth in claim 1 wherein the lower section is also micro-elastic, and has termini at the back of the wearer; and including a fastener at the lower section termini to fasten the same together.
4 . A brassiere as set forth in claim 3 wherein the elastic fabric of which the breast support sections are formed is about 70 to 85% Nylon and the remainder Spandex.
5 . A brassiere as set forth in claim 3 wherein the breast support sections have lateral edges, and including a micro-elastic border at said edges and integral therewith.
6 . A brassiere as set forth in claim 5 wherein the elastic fabric of which the breast support sections are formed is about 85% Nylon and then remainder Spandex.
7 . A brassiere as set forth in claim 1 wherein the lower section is a relatively wide lower panel extending across the back of the wearer and providing back support; the lower panel being formed from substantially the same fabric as the breast support sections.
8 . A brassiere as set forth in claim 7 wherein the lower section and breast support sections have lateral edges, and including a micro-elastic border at said edges and integral therewith.
9 . A brassiere as set forth in claim 7 wherein the elastic fabric of which the lower section and breast support sections are formed is about 70 to 85% Nylon and the remainder Spandex.
10 . A brassiere as set forth in claim 8 wherein the elastic fabric of which the lower section and breast support sections are formed is about 85% Nylon and the remainder Spandex; and wherein the remainder of the brassiere is micro-elastic but for the fastener.
11 . A brassiere as set forth in claim 10 including an elastic thread for sewing together the micro-elastic border and said lower section and breast support sections.
12 . A brassiere functioning as a combination bra and back brace, the brassiere being formed of a highly supportive body-engaging elastic fabric substantially throughout it's entirety, and having no underwires or other support means for the breasts other than an equalized compression provided by the elastic fabric; the brassiere having a relatively wide lower panel across the back of a wearer and providing lower back support, the lower panel also extending across the front of the wearer and preventing the fabric from riding up on the wearer; a pair of breast support sections attached to the lower panel; a pair of straps each attached at the top of the respective breast support section; said straps being constructed and arranged for extending over the shoulders of the wearer, crossing at mid-back of the wearer at a location above the lower panel, and extending to termini at the front center of the wearer and at a location below the breasts of the wearer; a fastener at said termini to fasten the same together; and each of said breast support sections conforming to the wearer's cup size and shape even if the size or shape of each breast of the wearer is different.
13 . A brassiere having a pair of breast support sections formed of a highly supportive body-engaging elastic fabric substantially throughout their entirety and having no underwires or other support means for the breasts other than an equalized compression provided by the elastic fabric; said elastic fabric being 70 to 85% Nylon and the remainder Spandex; the breast support sections having lateral edges; a micro-elastic border at said edges and integral therewith; the breast support sections also having upper and lower ends; the brassiere having a micro-elastic lower section to which the lower ends of the breast support sections are attached; a pair of micro-elastic straps, each strap being attached to the upper end of the respective breast support section; and the micro-elastic straps being constructed and arranged for extending over the shoulders of a wearer, crossing at mid-back of the wearer, and extending to termini at the front center of the wearer; and a fastener at said termini to fasten the same together.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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