Undergarment designed to hold penis in vertical orientation
OwnerEric Jonathan Herschlaginventor
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Abstract
An undergarment which keeps a male penis in a vertical orientation, whether flaccid or erect, or changing between such states, has a medial crotch panel. The medial crotch panel has a taut upper section and more flexible and/or extendable lower region. The upper section is designed to hold a shaft of a penis while the lower region holds a scrotum thereof. In order to keep the taut state of the medial crotch panel the panel is connected to taut side panels and a waist band, which, each are taut and tight along an anterior side of a person wearing the undergarment. The crotch panel can be in an hourglass shape such that a tightest region thereof is at the narrowest portion of the crotch panel where a shaft, below the glans, is held.
Claims8
An undergarment designed to hold a shaft of a penis vertically comprising:
- a waistband;
- two taut side panels attached to a bottom side of said waistband;
- a medial partially slacked crotch panel, slacked relative to said two taut side panels, attached to said waistband and between said two taut side panels, wherein said taut and said at least partially slacked are relative to one another;
- two leg openings each lateral and connected to an adjacent tout side panel of said two taut side panels;
- wherein said medial partially slacked crotch panel is taut at a superior side thereof compared to a looser slacked inferior side thereof, said looser slacked inferior side extending into substantially all of a perineal region of the undergarment;
- and further comprising a rear panel which is fixedly attached to:
- each of said two taut side panels;
- said medial partially slacked crotch panel;
- and
- each of two leg panels comprising a respective leg opening of said two leg openings.
An undergarment constructed from:
- a posterior panel with curved lateral sides extending into a narrow perineal section;
- a crotch panel fixedly connected, at a lower end, to said perineal section of said posterior panel;
- an upper end of said crotch panel at an end opposite said lower end of said crotch panel, fixedly attached to a waist portion of said undergarment;
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- two side panels, wherein each side panel of said two side panels further comprises the following sides:
- a substantially linear first side fixedly connected to said waist portion;
- a second substantially linear side fixedly connected to a leg panel;
- an obtusely oriented curvilinear side fixedly connected to said crotch panel;
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- said first linear side, said second linear side, and said obtusely oriented curvilinear side are fixedly attached to one another;
- wherein said crotch panel has a slacked region at a lower end thereof when said two side panels and said posterior panel are stretched away from said crotch panel.
An undergarment constructed from:
- a posterior panel with curved lateral sides extending into a narrow perineal section;
- a crotch panel fixedly connected, at a lower end, to said perineal section of said posterior panel;
- an upper end of said crotch panel at an end opposite said lower end of said crotch panel, fixedly attached to a waist portion of said undergarment;
- and
- two side panels, wherein each side panel of said two side panels further comprises the following sides:
- a substantially linear first side fixedly connected to said waist portion;
- a second substantially linear side fixedly connected to a leg panel;
- a obtusely oriented curvilinear side fixedly connected to said crotch panel;
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- said first linear side, said second linear side, and said obtusely oriented curvilinear side are fixedly attached to one another;
- wherein said crotch panel has a slacked region at a lower end thereof including at a at least most of a perineal section thereof, said perineal section corresponding to an anus and scrotum of said undergarment.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.