Men's anatomical underwear/swimwear and athletic support garment
OwnerFrank Allemann, Michael Spinelli-Mediciinventors
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A circular knit male brief is provided. The brief is a single pouch supporting the male genitals without straps, waistband or buttocks cover, retained by an integrated adjustable collar closure around the base of the genitals. specifically underwear, sun-wear, swimwear, supporter, or enhancement device designed to be worn under—or instead of—men's usual underwear and swimwear. The brief's form follows the anatomical design of the genitals—the penis and scrotum—as a single, integrated entity. Its one piece, seamless single-pouch construction has an entrance opening with a closure that encircles the base of the genitals. To achieve superior support and comfort the brief is designed as a single pouch using circular knit technology to create separate contours for each testicle and the penis, to allow for the changing shapes, movements and precise positions that the genitals make of their own accord to maintain comfort and health. The brief's construction contains the male genitalia as a single unit—which prevents them from separating, misaligning, sticking and disappearing between the legs—and repositions both the penis and the scrotum to a more prominent anterior position. The brief is configured to reflect the genitals as a mass, allowing for the authentic expression of masculine style without reflecting the exact contours of the penis and testicles. A fly system built into the pouch allows for the release of the penis for urinating without having to remove the brief.
A circular knit male brief, said male individual having a penis and a scrotum, said garment comprising:
A circular knit male brief, said male individual having a penis and a scrotum, said garment comprising:
A circular knit male brief, said male individual having a penis and a scrotum, said garment comprising:
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