An undergarment to be worn underneath a brassiere
AssigneeThe Undrbra, Inc.
InventorDoris Diann Erwin
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Abstract
There is provided an undergarment and a method for clothing a lady with an undergarment. The method of use is carried out by positioning the undergarment on the upper body and then positioning a brassiere over a portion of the undergarment. The undergarment is positioned so that a lowermost portion of the front seam portion is positioned about 7 inches below the top of the sternum. The lowermost portion of the back seam portion is positioned about 10 inches below the seventh cervical vertebrae. The lowermost portion of each arm hole seam is positioned about 3 inches below the arm pit. The brassiere is then positioned over the undergarment.
Claims4
A method to provide relief from chafing, pinching, binding and squeezing when wearing a brassiere said method comprising
- positioning an undergarment on an upper body of a wearer,
- said undergarment being formed from a tubular fabric material defining a upper opening, a lower opening, a pair of arm holes defined by arm hole seams, and a pair of straps, each strap being positioned between said upper opening and one of said pair of armholes,
- wherein a neck hole is the upper opening, said neck hole being defined by a neck hole seam having
- a front seam portion positioned on a front side of the undergarment, and
- a back seam portion positioned on a back side of the undergarment,
- wherein the front seam portion is generally U shaped when said undergarment is worn and a lowermost portion of the front seam portion is positioned at least inches below the top of the sternum of the wearer;
- and
- wherein the back seam portion is generally U shaped and when said undergarment is worn a lowermost portion of the back seam portion is positioned at least 10 inches below the seventh cervical vertebrae of the wearer;
- and wherein a lowermost portion of each arm hole seam is positioned at least about 3 inches below the arm pit when said undergarment is worn;
- positioning a brassiere over an upper portion of the undergarment;
- securing a front of the brassiere to said front side of said undergarment employing a hook positioned on said front side of said undergarment;
- and
- securing straps of said brassiere to an outerside of said straps of said undergarment by employing a securing means positioned on said outerside of said straps.
A lady's undergarment to be worn on the upper body and beneath a brassiere, said undergarment having
- a front side and a back side and being formed from a tubular fabric material defining
- an upper opening being a neck hole defined by a neck hole seam having a front seam portion and a back seam portion,
- a single lower opening for receipt of a lower portion of the body, said lower opening defined by a bottom seam,
- a first arm hole having an upper end and a lower end defined by a first arm hole seam, and
- a second arm hole having an upper end and a lower end and defined by a second arm hole seam,
- said undergarment further defining a first strap between the neck hole seam and the first arm hole seam and a second strap between the neck hole seam and the second arm hole seam at the upper end of the second arm hole,
- wherein, when the undergarment is folded flat, with the front side positioned against the back side, p1 the front seam portion of said neck hole seam is generally U shaped and forms a generally U shaped slot having a length in the range of from about 10 inches to about 14 inches;
- the back seam portion of said neck hole seam is generally U shaped to form a generally U shaped slot having a length in the range of from about 10 inches to about 20 inches,
- each arm hole seam follows an arcuate path from the top of the armhole to the bottom of the armhole to form an opening having a length as measured longitudinally in the range of from about 9 inches to about 16 inches;
- a hook is positioned on an outer surface of said front side near a lower end of said neck hole seam to secure to a front portion of a brassiere;
- and
- said first and second straps include securing means on an outer surface of said straps to secure a pair of brassiere straps to the said undergarment.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.