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US 10,575,575 B2Granted
Bra strap
AssigneeDelta Textiles (London) Ltd
InventorVictoria Freeman Crowe
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Abstract
A shoulder strap for a women's bra, as well as the associated women's bra, where the shoulder strap includes a first section having a width, a second section having a width, and a ring, where the first section and the second section are attached to the ring, where the width of the first section proximal to the ring is approximately the same as the width of the second section, and where the width of the first section increases to a width larger than the width of the second section distal from the ring.
Claims12
A shoulder strap for a women's bra, comprising:
- a first section having a width, an inner portion comprising fiber fill foam, and a first side including an outer portion comprising cooling yarn;
- a second section having a width and slider for adjusting the length of the second section;
- and a ring;
- wherein the first section and the second section are attached directly to the ring;
- wherein the width of the first section proximal to the ring is approximately the same as the width of the second section;
- and wherein the width of the first section increases to a width larger than the width of the second section distal from the ring.
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A women's bra comprising:
- at least a shoulder strap;
- wherein the shoulder strap comprises:
- a first section having a width, an inner portion comprising fiber fill foam, and a first side including an outer portion comprising cooling yarn;
- a second section having a width and slider for adjusting the length of the second section;
- and a ring;
- wherein the first section and the second section are attached directly to the ring;
- wherein the width of the first section proximal to the ring is approximately the same as the width of the second section;
- and
- wherein the width of the first section increases to a width larger than the width of the second section distal from the ring.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.