Corset structure

Abstract

An improved corset structure of a half-body type, capable of extending to the thigh. A reinforcing structure is provided in the corset in contact with the private part of a user. The reinforcing structure includes a first zipper, that can be opened for the user to urinate; and two second zippers, each disposed on a side of the first zipper. The second zippers are used to increase width of the reinforcing structure, while rigidity of the second zipper is the same as the first zipper. As such, the second zippers are able to support the first zipper, and prevent it from getting inward to the private parts of the user when the user making movements, and the ensuing discomfort to the user.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . An improved corset structure, comprising a main body, that includes a belly tightening portion, and a hip lifting portion corresponding to a hip of a human body, characterized in that:
 the main body is formed by an inner cloth and an outer cloth, a reinforcing structure is disposed in the hip lifting portion corresponding to a private part of the human body, and it includes a first zipper extending to a tail vertebrae being convenient for a user to urinate, and two second zippers, located on either side of the first zipper respectively, a width of the reinforcing structure is the same as that of the private part, rigidity of the second zipper is the same as a supporting force of the first zipper, to avoid the first zipper from getting into the private part of the user, to cause discomfort to the user.   
     
     
         2 . The improved corset structure as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein the reinforcing structure is seamed and fixed on the inner cloth, and an embedded zipper is disposed on the outer cloth corresponding to the reinforcing structure, to cover and shield the zippers exposed from the reinforcing structure. 
     
     
         3 . The improved corset structure as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein a longer section of the embedded zipper is seamed and fixed onto the inner cloth, while a shorter section of the embedded zipper is not seamed and fixed onto the inner cloth, a gap is formed on the inner cloth corresponding to but not seamed and fixed to the embedded zipper, and is used to increase extension space to both sides when the embedded zipper is subjected to a fo