Brassiere Pocket Assembly

Abstract

A brassiere pocket assembly for storing objects in a brassiere includes a brassiere that has a pair of cups such that the brassiere can be worn as a female undergarment. Each of the cups has an opening extending into an interior of the cups. A pair of pouches is each integrated into a respective one of the cups. Each of the pouches is aligned with the opening in the respective cup to receive objects for storage. A pair of closures is each slidably integrated into a respective one of the cups. Each of the closures is aligned with the opening in the respective cup for opening and closing the opening.

I claim: 
     
         1 . A brassiere pocket assembly for storing objects in a brassiere, said assembly comprising:
 a brassiere having a pair of cups wherein said brassiere is configured to be worn as a female undergarment, each of said cups having an opening extending into an interior of said cups;   a pair of pouches, each of said pouches being integrated into a respective one of said cups, each of said pouches being aligned with said opening in said respective cup wherein each of said pouches is configured to receive objects for storage; and   a pair of closures, each of said closures being slidably integrated into a respective one of said cups, each of said closures being aligned with said opening in said respective cup for opening and closing said opening.   
     
     
         2 . The assembly according to  claim 1 , wherein each of said cups has an upper side, a front surface and a back surface, said opening in each of said cups extending along said upper side of said cups, said opening in each of said cups having a first bounding edge and a second bounding edge. 
     
     
         3 . The assembly according to  claim 2 , wherein each of said pouches is positioned between said front surface and said back surface of said respective cup, each of said pouches being comprised of a fluid impermeable material wherein each of said pouches is configured to protect the objects stored therein from moisture. 
     
     
         4 . The assembly according to  claim 2 , wherein each of said closures comprises a first portion being coupled to said first bounding edge of said opening in said respective cup, each of said closures comprising a second portion being coupled to said second bounding edge of said opening in said respective cup, said first portion forming a fluid impermeable seal with said second portion when said closures are in a closed position. 
     
     
         5 . A brassiere pocket assembly for storing objects in a brassiere, said assembly comprising:
 a brassiere having a pair of cups wherein said brassiere is configured to be worn as a female undergarment, each of said cups having an opening extending into an interior of said cups, each of said cups having an upper side, a front surface and a back surface, said opening in each of said cups extending along said upper side of said cups, said opening in each of said cups having a first bounding edge and a second bounding edge;   a pair of pouches, each of said pouches being integrated into a respective one of said cups, each of said pouches being aligned with said opening in said respective cup wherein each of said pouches is configured to receive objects for storage, each of said pouches being positioned between said front surface and said back surface of said respective cup, each of said pouches being comprised of a fluid impermeable material wherein each of said pouches is configured to protect the objects stored therein from moisture; and   a pair of closures, each of said closures being slidably integrated into a respective one of said cups, each of said closures being aligned with said opening in said respective cup for opening and closing said opening, each of said closures comprising a first portion being coupled to said first bounding edge of said opening in said respective cup, each of said closures comprising a second portion being coupled to said second bounding edge of said opening in said respective cup, said first portion forming a fluid impermeable seal with said second portion when said closures are in a closed position.