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US 2026/0060340 A1Published application
Man's Garment, in Particular a Man's Trousers
OwnerMax Adriaan Kramerinventor
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Abstract
A man's garment, in particular a man's trousers including a left leg front and back portion and a right leg front and back portion merging into each other at the crotch into a gusset part which connects to a front pouch and a back pouch. The front pouch includes a non-compression front pocket and the gusset part includes a high compression zone to provide during use compression onto the man's groin area.
Claims8
A man's garment without seams comprising:
- a left leg front and back portion and a right leg front and back portion merging into each other at the crotch into a gusset part which connects to a front pouch and a back pouch, the front pouch comprising a non-compression front pocket and the gusset part comprising a high compression zone to provide during use compression onto the man's groin area,
- wherein the front pocket connects to the left leg front portion and to the right leg front portion with an intermediate connecting tissue comprising parts of the front pouch, which intermediate connecting tissue is arranged to provide during use compression to the man's upper legs,
- the gusset part ranges from the man's groin area into portions of the left leg and the right leg wherein the gusset part exercises during use compression at the inner left leg and the inner right leg of the man wearing the garment,
- the gusset part comprises different compression zones such that compression is higher in an area close to the man's groin than in an area that is more distant from the man's groin, and
- immediately adjacent to the man's groin area the gusset part comprises an area of increased compression in comparison with areas that delimit this area of increased compression, which areas that delimit the area of increased compression are at the same height with reference to the man's groin as the area of increased compression.
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