Structural arrangement for clothing waistband
OwnerRenata Moises Iwamizu Silvainventor
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Abstract
STRUCTURAL ARRANGEMENT FOR CLOTHING WAISTBAND developed to allow a usual masculine or feminine clothing (1), either pants, Bermuda shorts, skirt, dress or the like, to include an elastic arrangement in an interrupted portion (2) dividing the waistband in two segments, a front segment (3a) and a back segment (3b), in such a way that this elastic arrangement on both sides of the clothing, left and right, is sufficient to allow the waistband to be automatically adjusted increasing or decreasing the clothing by two or more sizes and rendering the clothing more comfortable for the use, in particular when sitting down and standing up performing other movements requiring bending at the waist.
Claims8
A clothing waistband of a garment comprising:
- at least one interrupted portion dividing the waistband into a front segment and a back segment, wherein said front segment and back segment can move relative to one another expanding or contracting the waistband;
- wherein the garment, with which the waistband is associated, comprises first and second pockets, wherein the second pocket is behind the first pocket toward the interior of the garment thereby constituting an inner pocket having an inner wall;
- an upper “V” cut disposed in the inner wall, wherein the upper “V” cut divides a portion of the inner wall into a first horizontal portion and a second horizontal portion, the first horizontal portion being adjacent to a second side of the upper “V” cut;
- wherein the at least one interrupted portion includes overlapping inner and outer segments, wherein a lower edge of the inner segment is associated with the first horizontal portion of the inner wall on one side of the upper “V” cut, and the lower edge of the outer segment is associated with the second horizontal portion of the inner wall on another side of the upper “V” cut, and wherein said outer segment is also associated with a portion of an anterior wall;
- wherein the inner segment has a first end connected to a first end of a first elastic component, and wherein the first elastic component has a second end connected to the front segment;
- wherein the outer segment has a first end connected to a first end of a second elastic component, and wherein the second elastic component has a second end connected to the back segment;
- and
- wherein the first elastic component and the second elastic component do not overlap one another.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.