Combined waist-worn men's clothes article
AssigneeCharles Avsharian
InventorPhilip A. Vartanyan
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
The invention relates to light industry and particularly to men's clothes. A combined waist-worn men's clothes article comprises an outside portion and an inside portion connected to each other, the inside portion being shaped as swimming trunks. The swimming trunks comprise a front panel and a back panel connected to each other by side seams and having an additional panel connected to the front panel by side seams and a middle seam. The additional panel forms a cavity with the front panel, the latter being provided with a slot for communication between the inside portion and the cavity. The back panel and the front panel are connected to each other by an additional seam aligned with the middle seam located at the level of the bottom edge of the scrotum.
Claims8
A combined waist-worn men's clothes article comprising:
- an outside portion and an inside portion connected to each other,
- the inside portion being shaped as swimming trunks comprising:
- a front panel and a back panel connected to each other by side seams and having outside edges for forming holes for legs, and
- an additional panel connected to the front panel by side seams and a middle seam in the area of perineum and forming a cavity therewith,
- the front panel being provided with a slot for communication between the inside portion and the cavity, characterized in that
- the back panel and the front panel being connected to each other by a seam aligned with the middle seam located at a level of a bottom edge of the scrotum,
- a longitudinal axis of the slot being at a distance from the middle seam no less than a half-height of a testicle,
- the additional panel being connected to the front panel along the outside edges thereof, and
- the back panel and the additional panel being connected to the outside portion in a waist area through an intermediate element.
Men's briefs comprising:
- a front panel and a back panel connected to each other, the front panel and the back panel being spaced apart from each other to define a first cavity therebetween, the front panel being provided with a first gusset in a central portion thereof, and
- a second gusset connected to the first gusset to form a second cavity therebetween, the second gusset being provided with an opening to allow communication between the first and the second cavities.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.