Garment structure

1) Garment structure for making a base layer or midlayer jersey for sporting activities, characterized in that it substantially consists of a first tubular element (2) that corresponds to both the front and the rear zone of the torso and of a second element (3), which is also tubular that affects arms, shoulders and part of the torso in which both the first element (2) and the second (3) are obtained with circular machines making a knitted fabric that provides different processing that enable functional and structural features to be given to the knitted fabric and to the garment in which:

• the first tubular element (2) has a cylindrical conformation with a lower edge (20) that bounds the length of the jersey and an upper end divided into a pair of profiles:
• a first profile (22) defined, laterally, by the line of the sides with an upper edge (22a) that is slightly edged but is substantially parallel to the lower edge (20) and a second profile (23) that leads away from the line of the sides continuing the first profile with a trapezium configuration and with a neckline (24) located in the centre and
• the second tubular element (3) has an extent that has a cylindrical conformation in which each lateral end (30a and 30b) corresponds to a cuff of a sleeve (31a and 31b) that are connected to one another by a shaped central portion (32), said first element (2) being joined to the second element (3) by a single joining line (5) by stitching or knitting, said garment structure permitting very great freedom of movement, not being limited or constrained by stiffer and less elastic fabric portions under the arm pits and/or in the arm hole and through the position of the joining line of the two elements (2 and 3) a user does not suffer any limit and/or discomfort in the movements of the arms and shoulders in any direction.