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US 2022/0175053 A1Published application
Undergarment for women with sleeves
OwnerTiana Grace RAVDENinventor
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Abstract
A women's undergarment item including two cups in a front portion, optionally separated by a center gore, two wings in a back portion, a sleeve attached to one of the wings and to a cup edge via an elastic material, and two straps joining each of the wings to one of the cups, wherein the straps are configured to support an edge of the sleeve that begins on one of the cups and ends in one of the wings, is provided.
Claims15
A garment comprising:
- (i) a front portion comprising a first cup and a second cup,
- (ii) a back portion comprising a first wing and a second wing,
- (iii) a first sleeve attached to the first wing, and
- (iv) a first strap and a second strap,
- wherein the first strap is configured to support an edge of the first sleeve, said edge of the first sleeve extending from the first cup to a point located on the first wing to which the first strap attaches.
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An adjustable garment comprising:
- (i) a front portion comprising a first cup and a second cup,
- (ii) a back portion comprising a first wing and a second wing,
- (iii) a first sleeve removably attachable to the first cup and the first wing,
- wherein the first sleeve comprises a strap and a plurality of hooks configured to secure the first sleeve and the first strap to the first cup and the first wing.
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An adjustable garment comprising:
- (i) a front portion comprising a first cup and a second cup,
- (ii) a back portion comprising a first wing and a second wing,
- (iii) a first strap,
- (iv) a second strap,
- (v) a first sleeve removably attachable to the first cup and the first wing, and
- (vi) a second sleeve removably attachable to the second cup and the second wing,
- wherein the first sleeve attaches to a point on the first cup and a point on the first wing, and wherein the second sleeve attaches to a point on the second cup and a point on the second wing.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.