Sweat absorbent undershirt
OwnerHideo Murakamiinventor
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Abstract
This invention is concerned with a sweat absorbent undershirt adapted to be used as an undershirt for sportwares which sport players generally put on when they play golf, tennis and etc.; by wearing this sweat absorbent undershirt next to their skin, the skin is prevented from being all covered in sweat however profuse perspiration they get in while playing. The invention further involves a sweat absorbent undershirt construction provided with a high degree of sweat absorptive clothings wherein sweat remains held thereby to permit players to play free from feeling uncomfortable with sweat which otherwise they might do.
Claims3
A sweat absorbent undershirt comprising a pair of open arm portions, an open neck portion, and a body portion having a top part and a bottom part, said top part of said body portion being connected to said pair of arm portions and said neck portion, wherein further comprising
- a pile napped sweat absorbent cloth disposed on the inside of said undershirt and exposed to the body of a wearer, said pile napped cloth comprising a first panel disposed completely around the bottom part of said body portion, a second panel disposed completely around said open neck portion, and a plurality of third panels disposed between said top part and said bottom part with space between each of said third panels, and each third panel disposed only partially around said body portion, and at least one vertical panel connecting the first panel, second panel and plurality of third panels;
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- a mesh netting cotton cloth connected to at least each of said panels of said pile napped cloth;
- whereby said panels absorb seat of the wearer and said first panel prevents sweat from dropping below the bottom part of said undershirt.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.