Undergarment for masking scoliosis

An undergarment to compensate for contours of an asymmetric body shape of a scoliosis patient, said undergarment comprising:

• a main garment adapted to be worn on the torso, said main garment having a front portion, a back portion, opposite side portions, and opposite shoulder portions at an upper region of said main garment, said main garment having respective inside surfaces at each of said front portion, said back portion, said opposite side portions, and said opposite shoulder portions;
• a plurality of garment attachment elements in spaced arrangement along said inside surfaces of said main garment at each of said opposite side portions, at each of said front portion and said back portion, and at each of said opposite shoulder portions;
• a padded shoulder insert comprising a shoulder insert attachment element configured for releasable engagement with any one of said garment attachment elements at either of said opposite shoulder portions, wherein said shoulder insert is configured for removable attachment to said main garment at said inside surface at either of said shoulder portions;
• a plurality of padded torso inserts adapted to extend along said back portion or said front portion and configured for removable attachment to a respective plurality of said garment attachment elements at said main garment along said inside surface of each of said back portion and said front portion;
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• a torso insert attachment element at said torso insert and configured for releasable engagement with respective ones of said garment attachment elements at said back portion and said front portion;
• wherein each of said padded shoulder inserts is freely removable and repositionable at any of said plurality of garment attachment elements at either of said shoulder portions to selectively conceal contours of the asymmetric body shape proximate said shoulder portions to provide a less asymmetric outward appearance of the patient, and wherein each of said torso inserts is freely removable and repositionable at any of said plurality of garment attachment elements at said front portion and at said back portion to selectively conceal contours of the asymmetric body shape proximate said front portion and said back portion to provide a less asymmetric outward appearance of the patient.

An undergarment to compensate for contours of an asymmetric body shape of a scoliosis patient, said undergarment comprising:

• a main garment adapted to be worn on the torso, said main garment having a front portion, a back portion, opposite side portions, and opposite shoulder portions at an upper region of said main garment, said main garment having respective inside surfaces at each of said front portion, said back portion, said opposite side portions, and said opposite shoulder portions;
• a plurality of garment attachment elements in spaced arrangement along said inside surfaces of said main garment at each of said opposite side portions, at each of said front portion and said back portion, and at each of said opposite shoulder portions;
• a plurality of padded torso inserts, each of said plurality of padded torso inserts having a first torso insert portion adapted to extend along at least one of said front portion and said back portion, and a second torso insert portion angled relative to said first torso insert portion and adapted to extend along either of said opposite side portions;
• a torso insert attachment element at said first torso insert portion configured for releasable engagement with any of said garment attachment elements at either of said opposite side portions;
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• a torso insert attachment element at said second torso insert portion configured for releasable engagement with any of said garment attachment elements at said at least one of said front portion and said back portion;
• wherein said padded torso insert is configured for removable attachment to said main garment along said inside surfaces of either of said opposite side portions and at least one of said front portion and said back portion to selectively conceal contours of the asymmetric body shape proximate either of said side portions and at least one of said front portion and said back portion to provide a less asymmetric outward appearance of the patient.