Women's Top With Lumbar Support for Breast Shaping and Posture
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing women's brassieres fail to effectively correct spinal posture and enhance breast shape, particularly for individuals who spend long hours with their shoulders bent forward, leading to potential spinal bending issues.
Innovation Solution
A women's top design featuring a main body with integrated first and second bands and a lumbar vertebra support, which includes overlapping sections and directional pulling mechanisms to straighten the back and lift the breasts, enhancing a triangular breast shape.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Shape
If women wear traditional brassieres, then breast support and shaping are provided, but spinal posture correction is not achieved
Solution Approach 1:
The patent combines the breast support function of traditional brassieres with spinal posture correction by integrating a lumbar vertebra support structure and directional bands into the same garment. The main body provides breast support while the lumbar vertebra support and bands work together to correct spinal posture, achieving multiple functions in one product.
Solution Approach 2:
The women's top is designed to perform multiple functions simultaneously: breast support and shaping through the main body structure, spinal posture correction through the lumbar vertebra support, and breast lifting through the directional bands. This multi-functional design addresses both breast aesthetics and spinal health needs.
2Ease of operation
If compression clothing and correction devices are used to prevent upper body bending, then spinal posture improvement is attempted, but satisfactory effects are not obtained
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies local quality by providing targeted support at specific locations: the lumbar vertebra support is positioned to address lower back curvature, the directional bands are strategically placed to pull the breast upward and outward, and the main body structure provides localized support where needed. This localized approach ensures effective correction without requiring full-body compression.
Solution Approach 2:
The lumbar vertebra support and directional bands are designed to preliminarily correct spinal posture and breast position before the user engages in daily activities. The structure is configured to maintain correct posture proactively, preventing forward bending before it occurs rather than correcting it after deformation has occurred.
3Reliability
If the lumbar vertebra support structure is added to the main body, then spinal support is improved, but device complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The lumbar vertebra support is segmented into multiple sections (first section, second section, third section) that can be independently positioned and adjusted. This segmentation allows the support structure to adapt to different body types and spinal curvatures while maintaining manufacturing simplicity through modular construction.
Solution Approach 2:
The lumbar vertebra support structure is nested within the main body of the women's top, with the support sections integrated into the garment's overall structure. The directional bands are also nested within the main body, creating a compact multi-layer structure that provides spinal support without adding excessive external complexity.
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AI summary
This women's top for breast shaping and thoracic spine correction comprises: a main body covering the upper body of a user; a first band disposed on one side of the main body; a second band which is disposed on the other side of the main body and at least a part of which is connected, on the front of the main body, to the first band; and a lumbar vertebra support disposed on the back of the main body, wherein the lumbar vertebra support includes a first section overlapping the first band, a second section overlapping the second band, and a third section extending downward from the first and second sections.