Fastening Element For End Areas of Garments To Be Fastened To One Another
AssigneeBrero + Co. AG
InventorHerbert Senn
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Abstract
A fastening element is provided for an end area of a first strap of an item of corsetry, particularly of women's undergarments. The fastening element is to be fastened to a second strap of the item of corsetry and has an number of strap plies of which at least one strap ply has a fastening part such as at least one hook, one eye or the like. Comfort of wear is improved for a fastening element of this type with a padding provided between two strap plies. This padding is attached to at least one of the strap plies by joining it near the lateral edges of the fastening element. When the fastening element is in use, the fastening is located, at least in part, between strap plies of the fastening element.
Claims18
A fastening element for an end area of a first strap of a garment, which is to be fastened to a second strap of the garment, the fastening element comprising:
- a fastening element;
- a plurality of textile plies, of which at least one strap ply bears said fastening element;
- and
- a padding provided between two of said textile plies for increasing the comfort of wear, the padding being applied to at least one of said textile plies by joining said padding near the lateral edges of the fastening element, said fastening element being disposed in a use position located at least partly between textile plies including said at least one strap ply bearing the fastening element.
A method for producing a fastening element for items of corsetry, the method comprising:
- placing at least two strap plies one upon the other, of which at least one strap ply comprises fastening parts
- in each case joining one section of the two strap plies together and separating from the respective strap ply,
- bringing a padding, for improving comfort of wear which, after producing a fastening with at least one of the strap plies, together with the fastening between the sections of the two strap plies.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.