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Rear lock of a brassiere

A bra and back technology, applied in the field of bras, can solve the problems of increasing the cost of known buckles

Active Publication Date: 2011-09-28
格哈德·菲尔丹
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[0005] The manufacture of a buckle made of different elements involves multiple positioning and securing steps which increase the cost of known buckles

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[0066] as by Figures 1A-1F As is obvious, a buckle according to the invention basically comprises a female part 10 and a male part 20, the female part being usually fastened on a back wing W marked with a dotted line, and the male part 20 The part is attached to the other back flank. Figure 1A The buckle is shown viewed from the rear, that is to say towards a position behind the wearer, wherein the buckle overlaps with its longest fit.

[0067] The concave part 10 consists of a front material layer 11a and a rear material layer 11b, at least one of which, in the embodiment shown, is two, is made of a non-extensible woven fabric, usually of a Composed of microfiber strips formed from linen. The layers 11a and 11b are connected to each other along their longitudinal edges and an outer edge by a U-shaped weld 11c. In addition, transversely extending welds 11d are provided, which are arranged at a distance from one another in the longitudinal direction, distributed over the la...

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Abstract

A rear lock of a brassiere comprises a strip of an inelastic textile material, said strip fastened to one end of one of the rear parts of the brassiere and supporting a plurality of series of eyelets disposed on the rear side, said series extending in the lateral direction and being at a distance from one another in the longitudinal direction, wherein each series comprises at least two eyelets that are disposed at a distance from one another in the lateral direction. A flat base member has an inner end that is fastened to the end of the other rear part, an opposite outer end, a front side that at least partially overlaps the rear side of the material piece at the outer end, and a rear side opposite the front side. Corresponding plastic hooks which are generally designed to be complementary to the eyelets and which can be engaged therewith in paired fashion, are fastened to the front side of the member at the outer end thereof in such a way that the hooks can be engaged with the eyelets in alignment therewith and affixed thereto. A laterally extending rigid bar disposed on the base member or designed as a part thereof prevents relative motions of the hook from occurring in the lateral direction and bending of the base member near the hook.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a bra. In particular the invention relates to a back buckle or fastening device for a brassiere. Background technique [0002] A standard brassiere consists of a pair of open-backed cups that fit over the wearer's breasts and have interconnected inner edges and outer edges from which the back strap wings originate, the back strap wings being worn under the wearer's arms and around the wearer's back where they touch each other and are detachably connected to each other by means of buckles. A shoulder strap generally originating from the top of each cup and passing over the wearer's shoulders is attached at the wearer's back to the upper edges of the corresponding back strap wings. [0003] A standard hasp comprises a plurality of vertical rows of eyelets disposed horizontally spaced from each other on the outer or rear end of one of the wings and one on the front or inner side of the end of the other of the two wings. ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A41F1/00A44B13/00
CPCA41F1/006A44B13/0052
Inventor 格哈德・菲尔丹K・万岑伯克
Owner 格哈德·菲尔丹
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