Device for attaching to tee shirt for the purpose of supporting pants

Abstract

This invention is a device relating to the garment industry. It attaches near the bottom hem of a tee shirt. It works best when worn as a pair, one at each hip. This attachment is worn under the pants and serves the purpose of preventing the pants from sliding down from the hips. The device is made of a foam cube and has an elastic band protruding from it. This is distinct from other inventions for the same purpose because it is not belt-shaped and will not place pressure on the stomach. Unlike suspenders, it is invisible outwardly, and does not interfere with the appearance of the wearer's wardrobe.

1 . The method of attaching the cube to the undershirt has not been used in a device for supporting pants. 
     
     
         2 . The use of separate, small cubes is distinct from any other attachment to a shirt used to support pants. 
     
     
         3 . The use of a fastener that is integral to the device is unique.