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US3270748A
US3270748A US407748A US40774864A US3270748A US 3270748 A US3270748 A US 3270748A US 407748 A US407748 A US 407748A US 40774864 A US40774864 A US 40774864A US 3270748 A US3270748 A US 3270748A
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  • the present invention pertains to foundation garments, such as girdles, panty girdles, and the like, particularly adapted to be worn by the female species.
  • this invention relates to foundation garments, such as girdles, panty girdles, and the like, comprising a plurality of panels that are so constructed, contoured, disposed and arranged as to be positioned in a substantially stationary overlying relationship with respect to certain portions of the female torso, such as the waist, hips, thighs and derriere, in which relationship said panels are particularly adapted to develop figure controlling pressures, particularly with respect to those of the aforesaid portions known as the waist and derriere, irrespective of the position of the torso, and even during and subsequent to a changing of its attitude, as when a sitting or bending position is assumed enabling the presentation of a foundation garment of the aforesaid type that readily accommodates changing attitudes of the female torso, while yet maintaining proper figure controlling pressures, particularly with respect to the aforesaid waist and derriere, while, at the same time, precluding the introduction of binding and other uncomfortable pressures, merely because the attitude of the tors
  • a foundation garment such as a girdle, panty girdle, and the like, comprising a plurality of panels that are so constructed, contoured, disposed and arranged as to be positioned in a substantially stationary overlying relationship with respect to certain portions of the female torso, such as the waist, hips, thighs and derriere, in which relationship said panels are particularly adapted to develop figure controlling pressures, particularly with respect to the waist and posterior,
  • a foundation garment such as a girdle, panty girdle, and the like, comprising a plurality of panels, each of which is distensible in at least one of a plurality of directions, said panels being so constructed, contoured, disposed and arranged as to be relatively movable with re 'spect to one another when the garment is disposed in overlying relationship with respect to those portions of the female torso known as the waist, hips, thighs and derriere, and particularly when said panels are disposed in that relationship with respect to the waist and posterior, in which relationship the aforesaid panels are particularly adapted to remain substantially stationary particularly with respect to said waist and derriere, enabling said garment to develop figure controlling pressures, particularly with respect thereto, irrespective of the position of the torso, and
  • Yet another primary object of this invention is to provide a foundation garment, such as a girdle, panty girdle, and the like, comprising a plurality of panels that are distensible in at :least one of a plurality of directions, and .are so constructed, contoured and arranged as to be disposed in an overlapping relatively movable relationship 'with respect to one another when the garment encompasses the female torso, and particularly those portions thereof known as the waist, hips, thighs and derriere, in which relationship said panels are particularly adapted to develop figure controlling pressures, particularly with respect to those of the aforesaid portions, 'known as the Waist (and posterior, irrespective of the position of the torso, and even during and subsequent to changing of its attitude, as when a sitting or a bending position is assumed, enabling the presentation of a foundation garment of the aforesaid type that readily accommodates changing attitudes of the female torso, while yet maintaining proper [figure controlling pressures, particularly with respect
  • a foundation garment such as a girdle, panty girdle, and the like, particularly adapted to encompass those portions of the female torso known as the waist, hips, thighs and derriere
  • said garment comprising a plurality of distensible panels disposed in overlapping relatively movable relationship with respect to one another, each of said panels being disposed in at least partially overlapping relationship with respect to one or more of the aforesaid portions, and support assemblies structurally operatively associated with one of said panels and-disposedgenerally interiorly of another of said panels for supporting such articles of wearing (apparel as hosiery with respect to said torso, said supmanner, as by means of stitching (not shown).
  • port assemblies transmitting tensile forces to said one panel developed as the attitude of the torso changes, and precluding forces of a similar nature from being transmitted to said other panels, enabling said panels to remain substantially stationary with respect to the afore said portions of the torso, and particularly with respect to said waist and derriere, further enabling the presentation of a foundation garment of the aforesaid type capable of developing [figure controlling pressures, while yet readily accommodating changing attitudes of the torso, as when a sitting or bending position is assumed, in such a manner as to enable unimpeded walking or striding without riding vertically relative to said torso, without wrinkling across that portion thereof known as the waist, and, particularly at the rear thereof, or
  • FIG. 1 is a front elevational view of a foundation ,garment constructed in accordance with the principles 44 of FIG. 3.
  • a foundation garment constructed in accordance with the principles of the present invention, and generally designated by the reference character 10, is illustrated therein. It will be understood at the outset that, while the garment illustrated in the drawing takes the form of a panty girdle, the principles of the present invention are equally applicable to all other foundation garments of a similar type, such as girdles, long-line brassieres, and the like.
  • the garment 10 comprises a plurality of body or torsoencircling panels 12 and 14, each of which is so constructed, contoured, disposed and arranged as to substantially completely encompass those portions of the female torso known as the waist, hips, thighs and derriere.
  • the panels may be fabricated by any suitable material, and preferably of one that is distensible in each of a plurality of directions, as indicated by the arrows in the drawing.
  • the panels 12 and 14 are operatively associated with a waist-encircling band 16, of substantial transverse dimensional extent or width, along an edge of irregular configuration in any suitable
  • the body panels extend generally vertically downwardly from the waist band 16, which may be fabricated of any suitable material, such as a material that is distensible prefer-ably longitudinally thereof, to a corresponding one of a plurality of leg-encircling bands 20.
  • the leg bands 20, similarly with respect to the waist band 16, may be fabricated of any suitable material, and preferably of a material that is distensible at least generally longitudinally thereof, that is, along the band in direction Accordingly, it will be understood that more than adequate figure controlling pressures for those portions of the torso will be developed.
  • a soft covering 22 is fabricated of any suitable material, and preferably of a material that is distensible at least generally longitudinally thereof, that is, along the band in direction Accordingly, it will be understood that more than adequate figure controlling pressures for those portions of the torso will be developed.
  • I such as a felt, may be disposed generally interiorly of the waist band 16 and the leg bands 20 to insure comfort.
  • the body panels 12 and 14 are particularly adapted to be operatively associated with or connected to one another, generally frontally of the garment 10 in any suitable manner.
  • the panels each comprise a front edge 24 of angular configuration.
  • a panel 26 comprising a plurality of inserts 27 is particularly adapted to be disposed generally frontally and centrally of the garment :10 and operatively associated with or connected to the panels 12 and 14, along the edges 24 in any suitable manner, as by means of suitable stitching (not shown).
  • This panel may be of any suitable configuration or contour and, as shown, is of generally diamondshape.
  • the inserts 27 comprising this panel may be fabricated of any suitable material, and, preferably are fabricated of a non-distensible fabric.
  • the inserts 27 of the panel 26 may be fabricated, at least in part, of lace so that when considered in conjunction with its contour or configuration, it enables the garment 10 to present a very aesthetic appearance.
  • the trend to provide such an appearance is carried through by providing the panel 26 with an upper edge 28 of irregular configuration corresponding generally with the configuration of the edge 18 of the panels 12 and 14.
  • the panels 12, 14 and 26 at least partially overlap the waist band 16, completely transversely of the garment 10, generally frontally thereof, in any suitable manner as through the medium of the aforesaid stitching (not shown).
  • the inserts 27 and the panels 12 and 14 are operatively associated with or connected to one another along a seam 30, by means of suitable stitching 31 at a location frontally of the garment 10 from the waist band 16 to a crotch or crotch portion 32 thereof.
  • the body panels 12 and 14 are of greater longitudinal dimensional extent or height than the same dimension of the garment to the crotch 32, since, as hereinbefore pointed out, the garment is illustrated in the exemplary form of a panty-girdle type foundation garment.
  • the waist band 16 as is now considered readily apparent, is made continuous through the medium of the seam 30.
  • the panel 26, comprising the inserts 27, define a control assembly for that portion of the female torso known as the abdomen.
  • the panel is preferably provided with a plurality of reinforcing strips 34 and 36, disposed interiorly thereof.
  • a generally vertically extending reinforcing strip 38 extends completely of the height of the seam 30 at least to a location adjacent to the crotch 32. It is at this location that the waist band 16 is operatively associated. with or connected to one another, when the waist band 16 is so constructed.
  • a stiffening member (not shown) may be permanently disposed between the waist band and the strip 38, completely of the width thereof.
  • control assembly for that portion of the female torso known as the abdomen is provided comprising the panel 26 and the reinforcing strips 34, 36 and 38, which control assembly will more than adequately provide the proper figure controlling pressures for that portion of the torso, enabling it to present ideal geometries, while yet further enabling the garment 10 to present a very aesthetic appearance, at least generally frontally thereof.
  • the reinforcing strips 36 in addition to functioning as a component part of this control assembly, are particularly adapted to perform yet another function. More particularly, the foundation garment is particularly adapted to removably support a plurality of articles such as a pair of hose.
  • suspending strips 40 are operatively associated with or connected to a corresponding one of the strips 36 at a location along the edge 24 of a corresponding one of the panels 12 and 14, at which location the strips 36 terminate.
  • the suspending strips 40 at an opposite end thereof, are particularly adapted to have connected thereto, in any suitable manner, fastener structure or garters 42, which may be of any suitable construction.
  • each of the panels 12 and 14 are so contoured as to define a curvilinear edge 44 that is particularly adapted to be disposed generally rearwardly of the garment. More particularly, the contour of the edge is chosen so as to correspond generally with the peripheral contour of that portion of the female torso known as the derriere or posterior, at
  • the curvilinear edges 44 extend from an upper edge 46 of a regular configuration extending along the waist band 16, and operatively associated therewith or connected thereto in any suitable manner, as by means of stitching (not shown), to the seam 36, which is extended along the crotch 32 of the garment to a location generally rearwardly thereof.
  • the longitudinal dimensional extent or height of the garment to the crotch 32 is less than the same dimension of the panels 12 and 14, enabling the latter to define portions particularly adapted to encompass not only those portions of the torso known as the waist and hips, but those portions thereof known as the thighs as well in the exemplary form illustrated.
  • the garment comprises further a plurality of support panels 48 .and 50, which panels may be fabricated of any suitable material, such as one that preferably is a distensible in each of a plurality of directions, as indicated by the arrows in FIG. 2. These supporting panels are particularly adapted to be disposed in a substantially complete overlapping relationship with respect to that portion of the torso known as the derriere or posterior. Accordingly, the panels 48 and 50 are operatively associated with or connected to one another by stitching 52 that extends substantially vertically of the garment generally rearwardly thereof, from a location at or adjacent the end of the stitching or seam 30, that is, where the ends of the curvilinear edges 44 meet, to a location in the area of the waistband 16.
  • stitching 52 that extends substantially vertically of the garment generally rearwardly thereof, from a location at or adjacent the end of the stitching or seam 30, that is, where the ends of the curvilinear edges 44 meet, to a location in the area of the waistband 16.
  • the longitudinal dimensional extent or height of each of them is chosen so as to enable the panels to extend vertically downwardly from a location in the area of the Waist band 16, to a location at which they will be disposed in underlying relationship with respect to those portions of the panels 12 and 14, particularly adapted to encompass the thighs.
  • the location At the location,
  • each of the panels 48 and 50 is so contoured and configured as to define an apex 54, the purpose of which will be described more fully hereinafter.
  • each of the panels 48 and 50 is defined by a first curvilinear edge 56, of substantially concave contour.
  • the edges 56 each extend from one apex 54 to the other, over the crotch portion 32 of the garment. It will now be understood that the degree of curvature of the edges 56 depends upon whether or not the garment 10 is a panty-type foundation garment, or a slip-on type that does not present portions for encompassing the thighs. In this latter instance, the aforesaid degree of curvature can be less than that illustrated, but is still to be chosen so that the apices 54 are presented.
  • each panel is defined by another or second curvilinear edge 58, extending from a corresponding one of the apices 54, about the sides of the garment, and to the waist band 16.
  • the contour of this edge is chosen so that at least a portion 60 thereof extends to, and is disposed generally frontally of the garment.
  • these panels are defined by an edge 62 extending along a portion of the waist band 16, coincidentally with the edge 46 of a corresponding one of the panels 12 and 14, which edge is of corresponding configuration with respect thereto.
  • the panels 48 and are disposed generally interiorly of the panels 12 and 14, respectively, at least with respect to that portion of each of the latter comprising that portion of the garment 10 that encompasses the thighs.
  • the panels 12, 14, 48 and 50 are disposed in this relationship, it will now be understood that they are relatively movable with respect to one another, at least in a generally vertically extending direction.
  • the panels 12 and 48, and the panels 14 and 51 are operatively associated with or connected to one another along that portion of the edges 58 disposed generally frontally of the garment, namely, along the portions 60.
  • the panels 12 and 48, and the panels 14 and 50 are particularly adapted to be operatively associated with or connected to one another along a portion 64 of the edges 44.
  • the portions 44 are disposed completely generally rearwardly of the garment, the portion 64 thereof will be similarly disposed. Accordingly, there is defined a plurality of figure controlling assemblies 66, comprising that portion of each of the panels 12 and 48, and 14 and 58, disposed or extending between the portions and 64 of each of the edges 58 and 44, respectively.
  • the assemblies 66 in turn, comprise a plurality of layers or plies of distensible material, enabling them to more than adequately perform the function of developing figure controlling pressures at the hips.
  • each of the panels 48 and 50 are particularly adapted to be disposed in overlapping relationship with respect to that portion of the female torso known as the derriere or posterior. The same is at least partially true with respect to those portions of the panels 12 and 14 disposed generally rearwardly of the garment.
  • the panels 48 and 50 are particularly adapted to enable the garment 10, as hereinbefore pointed out, to support such articles of wearing apparel as hosiery upon and with respect to the legs of the torso.
  • fastener structure 68 which may comprise a garter similar to the garters 42, is operatively associated with each of the panels 48 and 50, particularly at the apices 54- thereof.
  • the fastener structures 42 and 68 may also be denoted as support assemblies.
  • the particular location of the garters or fastener structure 68, located or disposed at the rear of the garment, is a salient feature of the present invention. Firstly, since the panels 48 and 50 are of such longitudinal dimensional extent or length as to overlie substantially all of the posterior, the fastener structure will be disposed or located generally at the thighs. Additionally, the particular contour of the panels 48 and 50 is such as to present the apices or locations 54. Accordingly, any hosiery will transmit tensile forces to the fastener structure 68 as the attitude of the torso changes. Since the assemblies are positioned at an apex, the forces transmitted thereto will tend to dissipate as they extend upwardly towards the body or main portion of the panels.
  • the transmitting of tensile forces to the panels 4 and 50 at the apices 54 thereof will tend to maintain these panels relatively stationary with respect to the torso, and particularly the posterior when its attitude changes.
  • the panels will distend due to the tensile forces applied to the apices 54 by means of the fastener structure 68.
  • the amount that the panels distend will be proportionate to the increased dimension of the torso at the rear thereof, so that, in effect, the panels will remain in an overlying relationship with respect to substantially the same area.
  • the panels 48 and 50 especially in view of the distensibility thereof, and the decreased tensile forces transmitted thereto.
  • the panels 48 and 50 each comprise an edge 62 of a regular configuration extending along the waist band 16 from a location substantially at one side of the garment to the other side thereof.
  • This edge comprises a plurality of portions, one portion 70 being disposed coincidentally with respect to the edge 46 of a corresponding one of the panels 12 and 14, and being of substantially the same longitudinal dimensional eX- tent or length thereof.
  • Another portion 72 of the edges 62 is disposed in separable relationship with respect to the waist band 16, each portion 72 extending from the portion 70 to the seam 52 disposed generally rearwardly of the garment.
  • the portions 72 of the edges 70 are not operatively associated with or connected to the waist band 16, enabling the waistband and the panels 48 and 50 to be disposed in a telescoping relationship with respect to one another, further enabling the latter to move relative to the former. It will now be understood that the Waist band will remain in a predetermined position with respect to the female torso, particularly at and about the waist thereof, even as the torso changes its attitude.
  • the waist band 16 of a garment constructed in accordance with the principles of the present invention is particularly adapted to provide a control assembly for that portion of the torso known as the waist, enabling the presentation of more than adequate figure controlling pressures at that location, which pressures will remain substantially undisturbed even though the attitude or position of the torso changes.
  • the waist band be of substantial transverse dimensional extent or width, and, as hereinbefore pointed out, be fabricated of a material that is distensible in at least a direction extending generally longitudinallly thereof.
  • the panels 48 and 50 are disposed in a telescoping relationship with respect to the waist band, then, as the attitude of the torso changes, these panels can move to accommodate such change, particularly under the influence of any force applied to the apices 54. Nevertheless, when the torso returns to its original position, all of the panels of the garment will return to a corresponding position without bunching, curling, and the like. More particularly, notwithstanding any position of the torso, more than sufficient figure controlling pressures will be developed, so that, in any position of the torso, ideal geometries thereof will be presented.
  • the panels 12 and 14 are particularly adapted to perform this same function of developing proper figure controlling pressures, particularly with respect to those portions of the torso encompassed thereby. This is particularly true with respect to the hips, thighs and the peripherial portion of the derriere. And, with respect to the latter portion of the torso, this function will more than adequately be performed, since the contour of the panels 12 and 14 rearwardly thereof, corresponds generally with respect thereto.
  • the panels 12 and 14 which are also distensible in each of a plurality of directions, are disposed in overlapping relationship with respect to the panels 48 and 50, they, too, tend to remain relatively stationary with respect to those portions of the torso they encompass, especially since tensile forces transmitted to the garters 68 are, in turn, transmitted generally only to the panels 48 and 50.
  • a bending attitude of the torso it will be realized that the dimension thereof from the waist to the periphery of the posterior will increase to a greater extent than from the aforesaid periphery to a location along the thighs at the bands 20.
  • the panels 48 and 50 will readily accommodate the former increased dimension, while the panels 12 and 14 will readily and independently accommodate the latter such dimension.
  • the panels are relatively movable with respect to one another.
  • the important concept is the provision of relatively movable panels for accommodating different variations in the dimension of the torso, as the attitude thereof changes, rather than a single panel for performing the same function. Accordingly, it will be understood that any tendency on the part of one portion of the garment 10 to bunch up with respect to other portions of the garment has been eliminated, as has resulting binding and other uncomfortable forces and pressures.
  • the garters 42 and 68 are positioned interiorly of the garment, both forwardly and rearwardly thereof. In the latter position, it is further noted that the garters are disposed in underlying relationship with respect to the panels 12 and 14. Thus, an effect of any unsightly bulge is substantially mitigated.
  • a foundation garment such as a girdle, panty-girdle, and the like, comprising in combination a torso-encircling panel for encompassing those portions of the female torso known as the waist, hips and at least a portion of the thighs; the dimensions of said torso-encircling panel at the rear of the garment being chosen to enable said panel to encompass at least a portion of that part of the torso known as the derriere; the dimensions of said torsoencircling panel being defined by an edge disposed at the rear of the garment;
  • a supporting panel disposed rearwardly of the garment to encompass a substantial portion of said derriere; said torso-encircling panel and said supporting panel being positioned in overlapping relationship with respect to one another, and said supporting panelbeing connected to said torso-encircling panel at least along only a portion of said edge, enabling said panels to be relatively movable with respect to one another; at waist portion control assembly; said supporting panel being connected to said waist portion control assembly only along a portion thereof, enabling said supporting panel and said waist portion control assembly to be disposed in overlapping relatively movable relationship with respect to one another along another portion of said panel; and support assern blies connected to said supporting panel for transmitting tensile forces substantially only thereto.
  • control assemblies each comprise;
  • said non-distensible panel and that portion of said torso-encircling panel connected thereto defining a control assembly adapted to encompass that portion of the female torso known as the abdomen.
  • a plurality of reinforcing strips is disposed in underlying relationship with respect to each of said inserts, and extending to a location adjacent said torsoencircling panel;
  • fastener structure is connected to at least one of said reinforcing strips at said location;

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BE664728A BE664728A (de) 1964-06-11 1965-05-31
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