Garments TRIZ Cases

A brassiere cup with a fluid filler conforms to breast shape, resolving uneven support from fixed pads.

Segmented inner and outer layers prevent upward movement while reducing friction with outer garments.

Intertwined signal-transmitting cables woven into warp and weft fibers create a flexible conductive textile structure.

Screen printed hot-transfer adhesive elements eliminate seams and reduce production complexity through preliminary shaping.

Wireless sensor nodes merge into a single network to resolve charging complexity while edge processing filters data to reduce bandwidth costs.

Protective clothing uses distributed sensors to calculate three-dimensional distance from live conductors, preventing worker contact with hazardous voltage levels.

Vacuum forming shapes thermoplastic sheets into three-dimensional protective layers, eliminating stiff junctions to improve wearing comfort.

Stretching elastic flap reduces hook engagement to eliminate noise during disengagement.

Replacing mechanical stitching with ultrasonic thermal bonding eliminates needle holes and color deviations while maintaining joint strength.

A zippered pocket in the lower band stores large mobile devices securely using stretchable mesh fabric.

Elastic band and pouch configuration secure infant legs while allowing flexible placement compatible with car seat safety restraints.

Reorienting the shirt placket to the skirt and forming pleats resolves structural complexity while accommodating a narrower torso.

Ballistic frame merges rigid plates with flexible armor to reduce side spall while maintaining user comfort.

Segmented elastic panels deliver targeted compression to the perineum and abdomen, addressing post-pregnancy muscle stretching and wound pressure concerns.

Segmented layers manage fluid volume while preventing leakage, resolving the trade-off between leak-proof barriers and drying speed.

A headband assembly uses a suspended wingset holder to keep the wearer's head away from rigid structural portions.

A wearable wireless telecommunications system integrates microphone and speaker components directly into e-textile garments for hands-free operation.

Bias-wise fabric segmentation in natural fiber garments resolves rigidity and movement limits by adapting to high-deformation body areas.

Segmented elastic member and filler inserts maintain breast tissue stability during movement.

A kigurumi staging support apparatus acquires environmental data and outputs staging cues to performers.

Segmented panels and adjustable openings balance privacy coverage with thermal comfort and airflow.

A dual-level hanger system adds a second bar to hold horizontal garments in the upper container section.

Segmented pockets with perpendicular cross-stitches maximize tensile strength and modulus of elasticity per ply in carbon fiber composites.