Undergarment for absorbing perspiration

a technology for absorbing perspiration and underwear, applied in the field of underwear, can solve the problems of destroying the otherwise attractive lines forming unsightly bulges on the surface of the outer garment, and failing to provide a truly effective means for absorbing underarm perspiration
US20040098783A1Inactive Publication Date: 2004-05-27PARSON ALICE PYRON +1
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Authority / Receiving Office
US ยท United States
Patent Type
Applications(United States)
Current Assignee / Owner
PARSON ALICE PYRON
Publication Date
2004-05-27
Estimated Expiration
Not applicable ยท inactive patent

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Abstract

The garment has sleeves that are wider than twice the distance between the wearer's shoulders and armpits. These sleeves form folds of sleeve material under the armpits that absorb perspiration and prevent staining the outer garment. Attached to lingerie, the sleeves have bights formed in the sleeve material. These bights prevent the sleeve material from gathering, or bundling, as the lingerie shoulder straps are adjusted to adapt to the wearer's physique, thereby establishing a smooth transition from the sleeves to the lingerie that avoids forming unsightly humps in the outer garment surface. When the sleeves are used with a body shirt, a crotch strap is provided on the body shirt to stabilize the body shirt on the wearer's torso and to prevent the body shirt from "riding up" on the wearer's torso during strenuous physical activity.
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[0001] NoneFEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

[0002] NoneSEQUENCE LISTING

[0003] None

[0004] This invention relates to undergarments for absorbing perspiration and, more particularly, to perspiration absorbing loose fifting undergarment sleeves, with triangular recesses to accommodate adjustment straps for female undergarments and a crotch strap to stabilize a perspiration absorbing undergarment body shirt, and the like.

[0005] Wide sleeves with an abundant gathering of cloth in the vicinity of the armpit for absorbing perspiration more effectively than dress shields have been suggested for feminine undergarments. The gathering of cloth underneath the armpit provides markedly better protection for the outer garment from perspiration stains and the like, than dress shields, those small, semicircular bits of cloth that fit over the seam that joins the sleeve of an outer garment to the body of the garment. These wide sleeved undergarments with the abundant gathering of cloth freq...

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