Breast support strap

Abstract

The core of the invention is an elastic breast bow or chest arch ( 2 ) for attachment to a human body, which runs vertically to the front of the body of an upright person, starting from the upper end of a chest enclosure ( 3 ) downwards over the horizontal elastic hip bracket (body center axis), which does not completely enclose the body ( 1 ), convexly curving away from the body and meeting the abdominal cavity at the lower end. This vertical elastic bow is pressed against the body center frontally above the hip and fixed to the body by the horizontal elastic arch. This arch acts like a clamp due to its elasticity by snapping the hip support ( 1 ) around the hip. The elastic bow is in turn pulled towards the body at hip level by a hip holder ( 1 ) and fixed in place. By tightening the vertical bow, much of the weight pressure exerted by the breasts is transferred to the abdominal, hip and back regions.

1 . Brassiere for the fixation of breasts to the human body, consisting of a connection running vertically to the body front between a breast border ( 3 ) and an abdominal region, characterized in, that the said connection is a medially extending elastic bow ( 2 ), connecting the chest border ( 3 ) with the abdominal region, which
 (a) is convexly bowed away from the body in an arc towards the body front, whereby   (b) in the middle, approximately at hip level, an at least roughly horizontally extending clamp is attached to the bracket ( 2 ), which encloses the human body when pressed against it (snaps in) and thereby provides the entire construct with an autonomous support.   
     
     
         2 . Brassiere as in  claim 1 , characterized in, that the at least roughly horizontally extending clamp is U-shaped, preferably open towards the rear, particularly preferably with rolling ends for a pleasant contact to the back.