Garment with lower body

Abstract

The utility model relates to the field of clothes, in particular to clothes for a lower body. The technical result achieved by the solution is that the compression effect is ensured in the target area while ensuring improved heat dissipation and perspiration. This technical result is achieved in that a garment for the lower body is developed comprising a tie, the tie being an element of the garment such that the upper part thereof surrounds the torso and the lower part thereof surrounds each leg and passes through the perineum; the trouser legs are sewn from the binding lower part; the waistband is connected from the constraint; the trousers are characterized in that materials for making the constraint are higher in density and lower in elasticity than trouser legs; the upper part bound on the abdomen side and the back comprises an incision; the cut-out comprises a material having a lower density than the binding material.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model belongs to the field of clothing, especially clothing for the lower body. Background Technology

[0002] Known slimming knitted elastic garments for the lower body (RU 2610806 C9, published April 24, 2017). The known invention belongs to knitted elastic underwear, including panties (1) with an elastic base knit fabric connected by an elastic rubber mesh (7) on the surface of one of the elastic base knit fabrics of the panties, which forms the base of the panties. The front and / or back of the panties are different from the pre-set knitted elastic pads (20) on the designated surfaces of the elastic base knit fabrics (5, 6), are lighter than the base knit fabrics (5, 6), and are used for free stacking at least at the designated distribution locations of the rubber mesh (7).

[0003] However, this solution does not demonstrate the use of restraints to ensure the lifting effect.

[0004] As is well known, trousers (RU 171883U1, published June 20, 2017) were selected as a prototype. The goal was to enhance the hip-lifting effect when the user wore trousers (e.g., leggings, skinny jeans, tights, athletic pants), creating a lifting effect on each hip. This technological achievement is as follows: In trousers comprising a front and back panel made of elastic fabric, the front and back panels are connected by side seams and crotch seams forming the two legs, while the back and front panels are connected by an elastic band. An elastic band is sewn into the elastic band, with one edge of the elastic band fixed to the central area of ​​the elastic band connecting the back panel, and the other edge in the seam area of ​​the elastic band connecting the front panel. Furthermore, flannel is embedded in the elastic band at the connection between the front and back panels. In the finished product, the elastic band is in a free, unstretched state; when worn, the waistband stretches, lifting, conforming to, and protruding each hip, creating a tightening effect from the perineal side.

[0005] However, this solution does not demonstrate the use of restraints to ensure the lifting effect.

[0006] A prototype of a garment for the lower body incorporating a binding (RU201528, announced December 21, 2020) has been selected. The binding is a component of the garment that allows its upper circumference to surround the torso, and its lower part to surround each leg and pass through the perineum. The trouser legs are connected from the lower part of the binding; the waistband is connected from the upper part of the binding. Furthermore, the material used to make the binding is less elastic than the trouser legs. The technological achievement lies in enhancing the prominence of the gluteal muscles.

[0007] However, in this solution, the binding is inherently triangular in shape, which worsens heat dissipation and perspiration in the body area covered by the binding. Utility Model Content

[0008] In one aspect of the utility model, a garment for the lower body incorporating a binding is shown, the binding being an element of the garment that allows its upper part to surround the torso, its lower part to surround each leg and pass through the perineum;

[0009] The trouser legs are sewn from the bottom of the cuffs;

[0010] The belt is connected to the restraint;

[0011] The characteristic is that the material used to make the binding is denser and less elastic than that used for the trouser legs;

[0012] The incisions are located on the sides of the abdomen and the upper back.

[0013] The cut contains material with a lower density than the binding material.

[0014] The utility model further illustrates that the restraint consists of a front half and a rear half connected to each other, with the rear half being Y-shaped and the front half being V-shaped, and also includes stripes made of the same material as the restraint. The stripes are sewn onto the pant legs to elevate the gluteal muscles, with one end of the stripe sewn to the rear half of the restraint and the other end sewn to the perineal area of ​​the restraint; it also includes stripes made of the same material as the restraint, and the stripes are sewn along the outer edge of the front half of the restraint to the pant legs; the seam between the restraint and the pant legs contains an elastic material; the elastic material is a band at least partially composed of rubber; the waistband is at least partially made of an elastic material; the length of the pant legs reaches at least one of the following: mid-thigh, below the knee, mid-calf, or ankle.

[0015] The main objective of this utility model is to ensure compression in the target area while improving heat dissipation and perspiration.

[0016] The essence of the utility model is a tight-fitting garment for the lower body that includes a binding. The material used to make the binding is less elastic and denser than the material used for the trouser legs, thereby ensuring an increased compression effect in the area below the binding. Furthermore, there are slits at the top of the front and back of the binding, which maintains the compression effect without covering excess space with dense material.

[0017] The technological achievement of the solution is to ensure compression effect in the target area while improving heat dissipation and perspiration. Attached Figure Description

[0018] Figure 1 Displaying the product cut. Detailed Implementation

[0019] exist Figure 1 The product cuts are shown here: 101-binding, 102-leg, 103-stripes, 104-plugs.

[0020] The proposed garment is a trouser product, including trouser legs 102 sewn onto a binding 101, the binding 101 being sewn onto a waistband in its own order. Figure 1 (Not shown in the text).

[0021] The length of the pant leg 102 is not limited to the products being proposed and can range from 10 centimeters to 1 meter. Products can be shorts, cycling shorts, leggings that are slightly below the knee, leggings that reach the mid-calf, leggings that reach below the mid-calf, leggings that reach the ankle, etc.

[0022] Because the product is designed to ensure compression and accentuate the figure, the pant legs 102 are made of any elastic material used in garment cutting.

[0023] The binder 101 is shaped like underwear and is made of a denser and less elastic material than the leg 102. To improve heat dissipation and perspiration wicking, the binder 101 has rounded triangular slits. Inserts 104 are sewn into these slits. Inserts 104 are made of the same material as the leg 102. Due to the lower material density of inserts 104, this solution provides better heat dissipation and perspiration wicking.

[0024] In this case, the presence of the incision does not actually affect the compression effect, because the restraint 101 is held at the same level on the belt. Figure 1 (Not shown in the image), and the belt itself is primarily held in the waist area on the sides of the body, because the body circumference changes most significantly in this area. In the abdominal area, the belt is not actually fixed, as the coverage below the abdomen is inherently reduced; in the back area, the belt is also not actually fixed, because the prominent gluteal muscles begin at the area where the body expands from the sides. The pelvis also protrudes from the sides, providing some support for the belt.

[0025] Therefore, the cuts on the restraint 101 do not essentially affect keeping the restraint in a designated position on the waist or hips, but they can make the body below the cut less hot.

[0026] The product's belt is declared to be made of or contain elastic material, and the product is guaranteed to be securely fastened to the hips or waist.

[0027] Because of the presence of a restraint 101 made of a material with lower elasticity than the pant leg 102, compression is ensured in the pelvic floor and gluteal muscle areas when wearing the statement product.

[0028] Generally, the sizes of the binding 101 and the pant legs 102 are selected in a standard manner, for example, to make them compatible with sizes XS, S, M, and L.

[0029] The product may have a height that rests on the hips or waist, but this is not the subject of the current utility model.

[0030] For ease of manufacture, the restraint 101 is made of two halves sewn together, with the connection between the two halves located at the bottom (perineal area) and on the left and right sides (sides of the body). The restraint can be made from a single piece of material, with connections only on the left and right sides, which does not affect the claimed technical achievement.

[0031] The overall shape of half of the restraint 101 is a concave triangle with a cutout. The front of the restraint 101 is shaped like the letter V, and the rear is shaped like the letter Y. The above demonstrates the rationale for using a restraint half in the shape of the letter V. In this case, a shape close to the letter Y is suitable for the rear half of the restraint 101 because, in this design, the restraint extends along the upper edge of the gluteal muscles, which improves the compression effect on the pelvic floor muscles. At the same time, the Y shape with narrower "legs" can create compression in the target area and better surround the gluteal muscles (along with stripe 103 extending along the lower edge of the gluteal muscles).

[0032] The solution's authors discovered that, to achieve the desired effect, the optimal size for the latter half of the 'Binding 101' is that the height of the vertical portion of the letter Y is between 50% and 75% of the total height of the latter half of the 'Binding 101'.

[0033] In some implementations, to improve the statement effect, an elastic material strip, particularly a rubber strip, is sewn along the seam connecting the binding 101 and the trouser leg 102.

[0034] In some embodiments, to improve the upward pushing effect, the width of the lower portion of the rear half of the restraint 101 does not exceed 5 cm, particularly the lower portion or lower two-thirds of the rear half of the restraint. In a preferred embodiment, to improve the assertive effect, the width of the lower portion of the rear half of the restraint 101, particularly the lower half or lower two-thirds, does not exceed 4 cm.

[0035] In some implementations, the width of the perineal binding 101 does not exceed 3 cm. The width of the binding 101 used in the product was determined experimentally to ensure optimal compression and shaping of the gluteal muscles.

[0036] Stripe 103 is sewn along the contour of the gluteal muscles to the leg opening, allowing the product to support and lift the gluteal muscles from below. The specific placement of the sewing stripes is selected by experts in the field based on accepted standards for product size (XS, S, M, L) and the position of the gluteal muscle contour. Models suitable for one body type or another may deviate slightly from accepted standards, and these are not the subject of this utility model.

[0037] Sewing is preferred for connecting product components to each other because such connections ensure areas of increased density and reduced stretch, which improves compression. However, other methods of connecting products are possible: bonding, changing the weave, etc.

[0038] Figure 1It shows the product in its wearing state. Figure 1 It shows that the binding 101 is sewn onto the pant leg 102, the stripe 103 is sewn onto the pant leg, the pant leg is also sewn onto the binding 101, the belt 205 is sewn above the binding 101, and the plug 104 is sewn between the belt 205 and the binding 101.

[0039] The specific position of stripe 103 to binder 101 is not important; the lower end of the posterior stripe 103 is fixed to the area of ​​binder 101 located in the perineum, while the upper end is fixed to the area where binder 101 connects the front and back of binder 101, but is offset towards the back of binder 101 to better compress the gluteal muscles.

[0040] In some embodiments, the product includes a front stripe 103 made of the same material as the restraint 101, and the stripe 103 is sewn along the outer edge of the front half of the restraint 101 to the leg 102. When viewed from the front, the front stripe 103 makes the quadriceps muscles stand out due to the compression caused by the stripe 103.

[0041] In one of the implementation plans, the clothing is declared to consist of three materials:

[0042] Material 1, binding 101 and stripe 103,

[0043] Material 2: Trouser legs and inserts, 104.

[0044] Material 3, belt 205.

[0045] Material 1 has the lowest elasticity and the highest density of all materials.

[0046] Material 2 is the easiest to stretch of all the presented materials because it should be able to wrap around legs of different shapes and volumes.

[0047] Material 3 is preferably made of a moderately elastic material (greater than Material 1, but less than Material 2) to cover waists of different shapes and sizes. However, options include waist belts made of non-elastic materials such as belts and fasteners.

[0048] Sewing products

[0049] In order to sew the product, the following actions must be taken:

[0050] according to Figure 1 Cutting products;

[0051] To make the stripes on the trouser legs lighter;

[0052] Sew the stripes onto the pant legs as instructed;

[0053] The details of the restraint insert are sewn onto the two halves of the restraint;

[0054] Sew up the crotch incision;

[0055] Sew the two bound halves around the trouser legs;

[0056] Sew a 7 mm rubber strip around the seam between the two halves of the binding.

[0057] Lay the final finishing stitches along the seams of the binding and the binding insert (wide seams);

[0058] Overlock the top edge of the product, loop the belt, finish the belt joint with a strap, and add a fastener along the seam. Adjust the rubber along the top cut.

[0059] The implementation scheme is not limited to the implementation scheme described herein. Other implementation schemes of the utility model will become apparent to those skilled in the art based on the information described and their level of technical knowledge, without exceeding the nature and scope of this utility model.

[0060] Unless otherwise specified, a singular reference to an element does not exclude multiple elements.

[0061] Although exemplary embodiments have been described in detail and shown in the accompanying drawings, it should be understood that these embodiments are merely exemplary and do not presuppose a broader scope of the invention. Furthermore, the invention should not be limited to the specific illustrated configurations and structures, as other variations will be apparent to those skilled in the art.

Claims

1. A garment for the lower body, characterized in that: A corset is a component of clothing that wraps around the torso at the top and around each leg at the bottom and passes through the perineum; the trouser legs are sewn from the bottom of the corset; the waistband is attached to the corset; the corset is characterized by being made of a material that is denser and less elastic than the trouser legs; the corset contains slits on the sides of the abdomen and the upper back; the slits contain a material that is less dense than the corset material.

2. The lower garment according to claim 1, characterized in that: The garment's binding consists of a front half and a back half that are connected to each other, with the back half being Y-shaped and the front half being V-shaped.

3. The lower garment according to claim 1, characterized in that: The garment also includes stripes made of the same material as the binder, which are sewn onto the trouser legs to lift the hip muscles. One end of the stripes is sewn onto the back half of the binder, while the other end is sewn onto the perineal area of ​​the binder.

4. The lower garment according to claim 1, characterized in that: The garment also includes stripes made of the same material as the bindings, and the stripes are sewn along the outer edge of the front half of the bindings to the trouser legs.

5. The lower garment according to claim 1, characterized in that: The seams of the garment's girdles and trouser legs contain elastic material.

6. The lower garment according to claim 5, characterized in that: Elastic materials in clothing are strips that are at least partially made of rubber.

7. The lower garment according to claim 1, characterized in that: The belt in clothing is at least partially made of elastic material.

8. The lower garment according to claim 1, characterized in that: The length of trousers in clothing must reach at least one of the following: mid-thigh, below the knee, mid-calf, or ankle.

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