Brassiere with sliding ties, and arranged in a general "V" shape, in particular for bathing suits
OwnerChristian Guidoniinventor
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Abstract
A brassiere having two fabric pouches coupled to each other through the inner ends of their lower edges, and including ties of adjustable length, wherein two of the edges of each pouch are provided with hems in the form of tubes inside of which the ties may slide freely. At least one of the hem tubes is common to the two pouches, and the lengths of the ties are adjustable by the wearer to vary the height, the width, the depth, and the visible area of each pouch. The position of the brassiere with respect to the shoulders of the wearer is also adjustable through the lateral ties connected to each other behind the neck of the wearer.
Claims8
A brassiere comprising, in combination:
- two fabric pouches directly connected to each other only at the inner ends of their lower edges;
- three ties of adjustable length;
- two of the edges of each said pouch being provided with hems which define tubes inside of which said ties of adjustable length may slide freely;
- at least one of said tubes being common to the two pouches;
- one of said three ties is substantially horizontal and common to the two pouches and slides inside the lower hems of said pouches which define the common tube;
- the length of said ties being adjustable by the wearer to vary the length, the width, and, consequently, the depth and the visible area of each said pouch;
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- the position of the brassiere with respect to the shoulders of said wearer also being adjusted through predetermined ones of said ties connected to each other behind the nech of the wearer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.