Self-supporting garment
OwnerKlaus Kremerinventor
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a self-supporting garment for the lower body, closed either only in front or in back, or partially open in front and in back, comprising a lower support strap (5; 11) and one or two upper support straps (4; 9,10), which are connected to one another at a front connecting point (6; 12) and/or at a rear connecting point (7; 13), where the support straps lying against the pelvis (4,5) or support straps (9,10) and their respective connecting points (6; 7; 12,13) are manufactured of a dimensionally stable and elastic material.
Claims19
A self-supporting garment, comprising:
- a dimensionally stable and elastic first upper support strap;
- a dimensionally stable and elastic lower support strap extending from a front end to a single rear end;
- and
- a first connection point connecting the lower support strap to the upper support strap,
- wherein the first upper support strap, when in use, extends partially around a wearer's pelvis area, extending from the first connection point more than 90 degrees and less than 180 degrees around the wearer's body, and
- wherein the lower support strap, when in use, extends between the wearer's legs and cover's the wearer's crotch.
A self-supporting garment, comprising:
- a dimensionally stable and elastic first upper support strap;
- a dimensionally stable and elastic lower support strap;
- and
- a rear connection point connecting a rear end of the lower support strap to a rear end of the first upper support strap,
- wherein the first upper support strap, when in use, extends more than 90 degrees and less than 180 degrees around a wearer's pelvis area from the rear connection point at the wearer's back, and
- wherein the lower support strap, when in use, extends between the wearer's legs.
A self-supporting garment, comprising:
- a dimensionally stable and elastic first upper support strap;
- a dimensionally stable and elastic second upper support strap;
- a dimensionally stable and elastic lower support strap;
- a rear connection point connecting a rear end of the lower support strap to a rear end of the first upper support strap;
- and
- a front connection point connecting a front end of the lower support strap to a front end of the second upper support strap,
- wherein the first upper support strap, when in use, extends more than 90 degrees and less than 180 degrees around a wearer's pelvis area from the rear connection point at the wearer's back, and
- wherein the second upper support strap, when in use, extends more than 90 degrees and less than 180 degrees around a wearer's pelvis area from the front connection point at the wearer's front, and
- wherein the lower support strap, when in use, extends between the wearer's legs.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.