Articles of clothing and brassieres
AssigneeFast Retailing Co., Ltd.
InventorsAkemi Kobayashi, Satomi Kobayashi
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Abstract
The present invention provides a brassiere having excellent fitting properties, allowing a greater number of wearers to obtain a sufficient fit for their breasts. The brassiere has a cup part for covering the wearer's breasts. The cup part includes an inner cup provided inside the cup part. The inner cup has an upper side portion. The upper side portion has a wave-shaped structure.
Claims13
An article of clothing (1) having a cup part (10) for covering breasts of a wearer who wears the article of clothing (1), wherein the cup part (10) includes an inner cup (52) provided inside the cup part (10), the inner cup (52) has an upper side portion (70), and the upper side portion (70) has a wave-shaped structure, wherein the inner cup (52) has a plurality of elongated holes (110) provided around a cup top (C), the cup top (C) corresponding to a top of the breast of the wearer, wherein the elongated holes (110) are elongated in a circumferential direction about the cup to (C), and wherein a mesh layer (56) that covers the elongated holes (110) is provided on a surface of the inner cup (52).
An article of clothing (1) having a cup part (10) for covering breasts of a wearer who wears the article of clothing (1), wherein the cup part (10) includes an inner cup (52) provided entirely inside the cup part (10), the inner cup (52) has an upper side portion (70), the upper portion (70) has a wave shaped structure, wherein the wave shaped structure is stretchable in a direction along the upper side portion (70), and wherein the inner cup (52) has right and left inner cup portions (60, 61) and a joining part (62) that joins the right and left inner cup portions (60, 61), and wherein the wave-shaped structure is provided continuously throughout the upper side portion (70) of the right and left inner cup portions (60, 61), and the upper side portion (M90) of the joining part (62).
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