582results about "Garment fasteners" patented technology

Various example harness leg loops may include a flexible perimeter defining a closable circumference. The size of the closable circumference is maintained by a constricting tube in tension and is adjustable by releasing the constricting tube from tension.

A tool-operated adjustment device includes a housing supporting a rotatable spool that is operably coupled to a tension line. The spool is configured to rotate about a first axis in a first direction to wind the tension line, and to rotate in a second direction opposite the first direction to unwind the tension line. The device includes a socket pivotally coupled to the housing and configured to rotate about a second axis. The socket is selectively coupled to the spool to drive rotation of the spool in the first direction. The socket is configured to removably connect and disconnect to a tool configured to rotate the socket about the second axis. The device includes a release mechanism that is configured to selectively release the spool such that the spool is free to rotate in either the first or second direction in response to manual forces applied to the release mechanism.

Disclosed is a wearable bra. A shoulder strap of the bra are provided with a plurality of convex buckles arranged along a length direction of the shoulder strap. A beltloop of the bra is connected with a concave buckle, and the convex buckles are snap-connected with the concave buckle. A plurality of convex buckles are provided on the shoulder strap, it is only necessary to select a suitable convex buckle position through the concave buckle on the beltloop end of the bra in use, and the capacity of the cup can be adjusted. The snap-connection of the concave buckle with the convex buckles makes it easy to adjust. The protruding convex buckles make it easy to find the position with one hand.

The utility model discloses shoulder-strap-free gathering underwear with a combined front buckle. The shoulder-strap-free gathering underwear comprises an underwear body. The underwear body comprises two cups arranged at the front part and a rear shroud ring for connecting the two cups into a whole; the inner sides, close to each other, of the two cups are connected through a low-elasticity small buckle and an adjustable large buckle; the underwear body further comprises lower parts arranged on the left side and the right side, and the lower parts are arranged on the lower sides of the two cups respectively. The adjustable large buckles are fixed to the positions, close to each other, of the two lower supports; the two ends of the rear shroud ring are respectively connected with the outer side edges of the two cups to form side wings for wrapping auxiliary breasts; and an elastic strap for adjusting the tightness is arranged on the inner side of the rear shroud ring. Wherein the low-elasticity small buckle is used for connecting the two cups, the adjustable large buckle is used for adjusting the length of the lower band, through mutual matching of the combined front buckle, a user can quickly wear the shoulder-strap-free gathering underwear, and inconvenience caused by a traditional back buckle design is avoided.

Designing garments that include brassiere cups can be challenging due to the natural fluctuation of a woman's breast size, as well as a possible disconnect between the size of her breasts and the size of the rest of her body. The high range of size variability places pressure on stores to stock inventories that include great ranges of sizes. This places an inventory risk to the store, since rarer sizes may never sell. The disclosed garment addresses these issues by including a fit-adjustable brassiere portion. The cups of the fit-adjustable brassiere portion include fit-modifying panels that increase their flexibility and elasticity. The rear side of the fit-adjustable brassiere portion includes a back adjuster with highly elastic regions that enables the brassiere portion to fit a broader range of chest sizes. Each of these features give the garment a more universal fit and enable stores to carry fewer sizes.

A garment includes a front portion, a back portion opposite the front portion, and a pair of side portions extending between the front portion and the back portion. The pair of side portions are adjustable to cinch the garment around a user. The pair of side portions include a first side portion integrally coupled to the front portion and the back portion at a first side of the garment, and a second side portion integrally coupled to one of the front portion and the back portion at a second side of the garment and removably coupled to the other of the front portion and the back portion at the second side of the garment.