西班牙专利ES2814400A2 Fly shield for garment such as pair of jeans

专利PDF首页>>西班牙专利

专利附录

专利说明

权利要求

类似技术

同族专利

引用文献

法律状态

优先权

专利摘要:
A fly shield for a garment such as, for example, a pair of jeans. The fly shield includes a material folded and stitched to form a mitered corner. The mitered corner is defined by a fly shield seam and the fly shield has an approximate trapezoid shape defining two approximate right angles, a first acute angle, and an obtuse angle. The fly shield seam extends towards a vertex of the obtuse angle; and the fly shield defines a bottom folded edge that extends between the vertex of the obtuse angle and a vertex of the first acute angle. The fly shield seam and the bottom folded edge intersect to form a second acute angle, which is a portion of the obtuse angle.
公开号:ES2814400A2
申请号:ES202090052
申请日:2019-05-01
公开日:2021-03-26
发明作者:Gareth Morgan
申请人:Premier Brands IP LLC；
IPC主号:

专利说明:

[0002] Holder for items such as a pair of jeans
[0004] Cross reference to related requests
[0006] This application claims the benefit of filing date and priority from U.S. Patent Application No. 15 / 969,979, filed May 3, 2018, the full disclosure of which is incorporated herein by reference. . This application also claims the filing date benefit and priority of U.S. Patent Application No. 16 / 368,364, filed March 28, 2019, the full disclosure of which is incorporated herein as reference.
[0008] Background
[0010] The present disclosure refers generally to a holder for a garment such as, for example, a pair of jeans.
[0012] Brief description of the drawings
[0014] Fig. 1 is a front view of a front part of a conventional garment.
[0016] Fig. 2 is a rear view of the front, including a conventional holder, of the garment of Fig. 1.
[0018] Fig. 3 is a perspective view of the front of the garment of Fig. 1.
[0020] Fig. 4 is another perspective view of the front part, including the conventional holder, of Fig. 2.
[0022] Fig. 5 is a top view of the conventional holder of Fig. 2 during a construction stage of the conventional holder.
[0024] Fig. 6 is a top view of the conventional holder of Fig. 2 during another stage of construction of the conventional holder.
[0025] Fig. 7 is another perspective view of the front part, including the conventional holder, of Fig. 2.
[0027] Fig. 8 is a cross-sectional view of a portion of the conventional holder of Fig. 7, the cross-sectional view being taken along line 8-8 of Fig. 7.
[0029] Fig. 9 is a front view of a front portion of a garment including a kerchief holder, according to an exemplary embodiment.
[0031] Fig. 10 is a rear view of the front, including the holder, of the garment of Fig. 9, according to an exemplary embodiment.
[0033] Fig. 11 is another perspective view of the front, including the holder, of the garment of Fig. 9, according to an exemplary embodiment.
[0035] FIG. 12 is a cross-sectional view of a portion of the holder of FIG. 11, in accordance with an exemplary embodiment, the cross-sectional view being taken along line 12-12 of FIG. 11.
[0037] Fig. 13 is another perspective view of the front of Fig. 11, according to an exemplary embodiment.
[0039] Fig. 14 is a top plan view of the holder of Fig. 10 during construction of the holder, in accordance with an exemplary embodiment.
[0041] Fig. 15 is a bottom plan view of the holder of Fig. 14, according to an exemplary embodiment.
[0043] FIG. 16 is a flow chart illustration of a construction method of the holder of FIG. 10, in accordance with an exemplary embodiment.
[0045] Fig. 17 is a top view of the holder of Fig. 10 during the execution of a step of the method of Fig. 16, according to an exemplary embodiment.
[0047] Fig. 18 is a top view of the holder of Fig. 10 during the execution of another step of the method of Fig. 16, according to an exemplary embodiment.
[0049] Fig. 19 is a cross-sectional view of the holder of Fig. 18, according to an exemplary embodiment, the cross-sectional view being taken along line 19-19 of Fig. 18.
[0051] Detailed description
[0053] As illustrated in Figs. 1 and 2, a garment 10 includes a conventional front 15. Garment 10 can be, for example, a pair of pants, a pair of shorts, a skirt, or a pair of jeans as shown in Figs. 1 and 2. The front part 15 is generally formed from the right panel (from the user's perspective) 20 and a left panel 25. The right and left panels 20 and 25 are coupled together in part by a seam 30 of the crotch, a closure 33 on a waist 35, and a zipper 36 (shown in Fig. 3) that is placed under / behind a pocket holder 40. Specifically, a first side portion 20a of the right panel 20 engages a first side portion 25a of the left panel 25 via the crotch seam 30. An upper part 20b of the right panel 20 is sewn to the waist 35 and an upper part 25b of the left panel 25 is sewn to the waist 35. As illustrated in Fig. 2, a pocket holder 45 is attached to the waist 35, at the right panel 20 through a seam 50, to the crotch seam through seam 50 and a gusset seam 55, and to the left panel 25 through an anchor stitch 60. The crotch seam 30 extends upward toward the waist 35 until it ends at the gusset seam 55. Generally, a gusset seam is a series of stitches used to reinforce an area of a garment. Therefore, the reinforcing seam 55 is sewn onto the crotch seam 30, or at least one end of the crotch seam 30. Generally, and with reference to Figs. 3 and 4, the zipper 36 includes a first tooth strip 36a, a second tooth strip 36b, a slider or slider 36c that engages and disengages the tooth strips 36a and 36b, and a zipper stopper 36d that stops the movement of the slider. 36c in relation to the tooth strips 36a and 36b. A second side portion 20c of the right panel 20 is attached to the rack 36. As illustrated in Fig. 4, for the sake of clarity, the anchor stitch 60 is not shown engaging the holder 45 to the left panel 25. Instead, for the purpose of clarity, the anchor stitch 60 is shown as cut, resulting in a first portion 60a of anchor stitch 60 extending through the holder 45 and a second portion 60b of the anchor stitch 60 extends through the left panel 25 (Actually, and unlike the illustration in Fig. 4, the anchor stitch 60 is not that cut, and therefore the anchor stitch 60 extends through the holder 45 and the left panel 25 , coupling the holder 45 to the left panel 25, as shown in Figs. 1 and 3). A second side portion 25c of the left panel 25 is coupled to the rack 36. Referring to Fig. 5, the holder 45 is conventionally constructed from a piece 45a of material having a first portion 45b defining a first edge 45b 'and a second part 45c defining a second edge 45c'. As illustrated in Fig. 6, the material 45a is folded such that the first edge 45b 'is substantially aligned with the second edge 45c' and the second part 45c faces the first part 45b. The first and second parts 45b and 45c are then coupled together by a stitch or seam 45d thus defining a first and second seam allowances 45e and 45f (the second seam allowance 45f is shown in Fig. 8), of the second and first parts 45c and 45b, respectively. When folded and sewn together as illustrated in Figs. 5 and 6, the material 45a is generally "turned upside down" or the correct side of the material is facing itself. After sewing, the holder 45 is turned "right side out" thereby causing the first and second seam allowances 45e and 45f to be placed inside a pocket 45g (shown in Fig. 8) formed by the first and second seam allowances 45e and 45f. second parts 45c and 45b that form a lower part 45h of the holder 45. When the holder 45 is attached to the right panel 20 as illustrated in Fig. 7, the lower part 45h, including the first part 45b, the first margin 45e seam allowance, second seam allowance 45f, and second part 45c, are attached to crotch seam 30 at a location 65, thus adding four (4) layers of material to the thickness of front part 15 at seam 30 crotch, which is already at least two layers thick (front panel 20 and left panel 25). As such, the lower portion 45h of the holder 45 creates a bulging front portion 15 when the garment 10 is worn by a wearer. Furthermore, the breakage of lycra in high stretch fabrics is increased due to the placement of the seam 45d of the holder relative to the seam 30 of the crotch and / or the volume of the lower part 45h of the holder 45. In addition , the holder seam 45d is sewn to the front 15 at location 65, with the zipper stopper 36d and reinforcing seam 55 positioned between the waist 35 and location 65.
[0055] In an exemplary embodiment, as illustrated in Figs. 9 and 10, a garment 100 includes a front part 105. The front part 105 is generally identical or substantially similar to the front part 15, except that the conventional holder 45 has been replaced by a holder 110 formed from a material 115 In Fig. 10, seam 125 is facing the left panel 25 and is hidden from view, but is shown with a dotted line to illustrate the position of the seam 125 relative to other parts of the garment 100, such as the gusset 55, the waist 35 , the zipper stopper 36d, and the crotch seam 30.
[0057] As illustrated in Figs. 10, 11 and 12, in an exemplary embodiment, the holder 110 is formed of material 115 that is folded and sewn to form a mitered corner 120 defined by a seam 125 of the holder so that a lower portion 130 of the holder 110 is formed from a fold of material 115 (illustrated in Fig. 12). Furthermore, the seam 125 faces the wearer when the wearer is wearing the garment 100. The fact that the seam 125 faces away from the wearer prevents or reduces agitation or friction between the seam 125 and the wearer. As illustrated in Fig. 12, the bottom 130 includes only a first layer of material 115 and a second layer of material 115. When attached to crotch seam 30 at a location 133, the holder 110 significantly reduces wear. Lycra breakdown in high stretch fabrics, creating a cleaner, smoother look across the pocket area due to the placement of the 125 seam of the pocket holder relative to the front 105. In an exemplary embodiment, the pocket holder 110 It reduces the layers of material (2 layers) in the lower part 130 of the holder 110, compared to the layers of material (4 layers) in the part of the conventional holder 45 that extend over the seam 30 of the crotch.
[0059] As illustrated in FIG. 13, for the purpose of clarity, the anchor stitch 60 is not shown attaching the holder 110 to the left panel 25. Instead, for the purpose of clarity, the anchor stitch 60 is shown as cut, resulting in the first part 60a of the anchor stitch 60 extending through the holder 110 and the second part 60b of the anchoring stitch 60 extending through the left panel 25 (at In reality, and in contrast to the illustration in Fig. 13, the anchor stitch 60 is not as cut 60, and thus, the anchor stitch 60 extends through the holder 110 and the left panel 25, engaging the holder 110 to the left panel 25, as shown in Figs. 9 and 10). As shown in Figs. 13, in an exemplary embodiment, at least a portion of the holder seam 125 extends above the zipper stopper 36d, and the holder seam 125 is sewn to the right panel 20 at a location between the stopper 36d of zipper and waist 35.
[0061] In an exemplary embodiment, a top plan view of material 115 is illustrated in FIG. 14. Material 115 includes a first portion 135 that includes a first edge 140 and a second part 145 including a second edge 150, where an obtuse angle 153 is defined between the first edge 140 and the second edge 150. A first fold line is represented in the second part 145, a second fold line is represented as generally dividing the first and second parts 135 and 145, and a third fold line is shown in the second part 145. The first part 135 has a surface 155 and the second part has a surface 160. A bottom plan view of the material 115 is illustrated in Fig. 15, with the first part 135 having a surface 165 and the second part 145 having a surface 170. Generally, the adjoining surfaces 155 and 160 are the "correct" surfaces, and the adjoining surfaces 165 and 170 are the "wrong" surfaces, such that surfaces 165 and 170 are normally positioned in a less visible part of garment 100 while surfaces 155 and 160 are generally oriented surfaces s outward or more visible surfaces.
[0063] As illustrated in Figs. 14 and 15, in an exemplary embodiment, material 115 has a 175 top edge extending between two corners defining angles 180 and 185, respectively, with angles 180 and 185 being approximately 90 degree angles (+/- 5 degrees). The material 115 also has an edge 190 and an opposite edge 195. Edge 190 extends between edges 175 and 140. Edge 195 extends between edge 175 and a lower edge 196, which is adjacent to edge 150.
[0065] In an exemplary embodiment, as illustrated in Fig. 16 with continued reference to Figs. 9-15, a method 200 includes: constructing the holder 110 using the material 115 in step 202, including placing the first part 135 and the second part 145 in a first position where the surface 155 of the first part 135 faces surface 160 of second part 145 and first edge 140 is substantially aligned with second edge 150 in step 205, sewing, when first and second parts 135 and 145 are in the first position, the first part 135 to second part 145 to form the seam 125 of the holder at step 210; and then forming the seam 125 of the holder, placing the first and second sewn parts 135 and 145 in a second position in which the surface 165 of the first part 135 faces the surface 170 of the second part 145 and the second part 145 is bent to define a lower edge of the holder at step 215. In an exemplary embodiment, method 200 further includes: attaching the holder 110 to the garment 100 such that the seam 125 of the holder is sewn to the garment 100 at a location between the waist 35 and the zipper stopper 36d in step 220; and creating the reinforcing seam 55 that extends through the holder 110 and the crotch seam 30 so that the seam 125 of the The holder is sewn to the second side portion 20c of the right panel 20 at a location between the reinforcing seam 55 and the waist 35.
[0067] In step 205, the first part 135 and the second part 145 are placed in a first position in which the surface 155 of the first part 135 faces the surface 160 of the second part 145 and the first edge 140 is substantially aligned. with the second edge 150. As illustrated in Fig. 17, a portion of the second part 145 has been folded along the first fold line such that the edges 140 and 150 are substantially aligned and so that surfaces 155 and 160 are facing each other.
[0069] In step 210, the first part 135 and the second part 145 are sewn together by the seam 230 to form the seam 125 of the holder when the first and second parts 135 and 145 are in the first position. The stitching of the first part 135 to the second part 145 forms a pocket that is "turned over." As illustrated in Fig. 17, the bottom edges of the pocket include the seam 125 and material 115 folded along the first fold line. In this position, the "wrong" side of the material is facing outward. While Figure 17 illustrates the pocket collapsed, or flattened, against the rest of the material 115, the pocket can form a 3D cone-shaped cup.
[0071] In step 215, the first and second stitched parts 135 and 145 are placed in the second position in which the surface 165 of the first part 135 faces and is in contact with, or at least faces, the surface 170 of the second part 145, and the second part 145 is folded to define a lower edge 235 of the holder 110. To move from the first position to the second position, the pocket is flipped from the flipped position to a position with the right side out. The pocket forms a 3D cone-shaped cup in this position with the correct side out. After forming the 3D cone-shaped cup, the edges 190 and 195 are aligned, with the surface 165 facing the surface 170, and the holder 110 is flattened such that the material 115 is folded along the second fold line. When the 3D cone is flattened, the material 115 that forms the pocket or the cup is forced to fold as well, and folds along the third fold line. Material 115 is folded along the second fold line before, simultaneously with, or after material 115 is folded along the third fold line.
[0073] Figs. 18 and 19 illustrate the holder 110 when in the second position. When is in the second position, the seam 125 of the holder forms the mitered corner 120. In an exemplary embodiment, the mitered corner 120 is defined by the seam 125 of the holder. In addition, when in the second position, the holder 110 has an approximate trapezoidal shape that defines two approximate right angles (angle 180 and opposite angle 240), a first acute angle 250, and an obtuse angle 255. Generally, seam 125 of the holder extends toward a vertex of obtuse angle 255, and holder 110 defines the lower folded edge 235 which extends between the vertex of obtuse angle 255 and a vertex of first acute angle 250. In an exemplary embodiment, seam 125 of the holder and the lower folded edge 235 intersect to form a second acute angle 260, which is a part of the obtuse angle 255. In an exemplary embodiment and because the seam 125 of the holder is angled relative to the lower edge 235, at least a portion of the seam 125 of the holder is spaced from the bottom edge 235 between about 2.54 cm and 5.08 cm (1 inch and 2 inches), between about 2.79 cm and 4.8 3 cm (1.1 inches and 1.9 inches), between approximately 3.30 cm and approximately 4.32 cm (1.3 inches and approximately 1.7 inches), between approximately 3.56 cm and approximately 4.06 cm (1.4 inches and approximately 1.6 inches) ), or by approximately 3.81 cm (1.5 inches). In some exemplary embodiments, the spacing is greater than 4.83 cm (1.9 inches) but less than 7.62 cm (3 inches) and may be less than 2.54 cm (1 inch) but greater than 0. 64 cm (0.25 inch). In an exemplary embodiment and referring to FIG. 10, the lower folded edge 235 forms the lower portion 130 of the holder 110, and the only portion of the holder 110 that is configured to extend over the crotch seam 30 of the garment 100 (when the holder 110 is attached to the garment 100) is the bottom 130. Therefore, the seam 125 of the holder is spaced from the seam 30 of the crotch so that the seam 125 of the holder seams only to the right panel 20 (not to both the left and right panels 20 and 25). In an exemplary embodiment, the lower portion 130 of the holder 110 consists of a first layer of material and a second layer of material as illustrated in Figs. 12 and 19. Although surface 165 as shown in Fig. 19 is only facing surface 170, in various embodiments surface 165 is facing and in contact with surface 170.
[0075] At step 220 and referring again to Fig. 10, the holder 110 is attached to the garment 100 via seam 50 such that the seam 125 of the holder is sewn to the garment 100 at a location 270 between the waist 35 and top 36d of the zipper. In addition, the surface facing the wearer (when the garment 100 is worn by the wearer) is a smooth or clean finished surface because the seam 125 is oriented in the same direction. away from the user and towards the zipper 36.
[0077] In step 225, the gusset seam 55 is added to the garment 100. In one embodiment, the pocket holder seam 125 is sewn to the second side portion 20c of the right panel 20 at location 270 which is between the gusset seam. 55 and waist 35.
[0079] In several exemplary embodiments, positioning the holder seam 125 relative to the holder 110 and / or crotch seam 30 reduces abrasion and "drag" since the seam 125 goes under a sewing foot during sewing. construction of the garment 100. Additionally, reducing the layers of material (from 4 in a conventional holder to 2 in the holder 110) at the bottom 130 reduces the bulge created in the area of the holder when the garment 100 it is used by the user. Additionally, seam 125 facing outward toward zipper 36 rather than facing inward toward the user reduces agitation and / or friction between seam 125 and the user.
[0081] In various exemplary embodiments, although different stages, processes, and procedures are described as distinct acts, one or more of the stages, one or more of the processes, and / or one or more of the procedures could also be performed in different orders, simultaneously. and / or sequentially. In various exemplary embodiments, the steps, processes, and / or procedures could be merged into one or more steps, processes, and / or procedures.
[0083] An exemplary embodiment of a garment has been described that includes a first front panel; a second front panel; wherein a first side portion of the first front panel is coupled to a first side portion of the second front panel via a crotch seam; a waist attached to an upper part of the first front panel and an upper part of the second front panel; a zipper attached to a second side part of the first front panel and to a second side part of the second front panel; and a holder that includes a material folded and sewn to form a mitered corner defined by a seam of the holder, wherein the holder defines a lower folded edge; wherein the lower folded edge forms a lower part of the holder; wherein the only part of the holder that extends over the crotch seam is the lower part; and wherein the lower part of the holder consists of a first layer of material and a second layer of material. In an exemplary embodiment, the zipper includes a zipper stopper; and wherein the pocket holder seam is sewn to the second side portion of the first front panel at a location between the zipper stop and the waist. In an exemplary embodiment, the garment is a pair of pants or a pair of shorts. In an exemplary embodiment, the holder has an approximate trapezoidal shape defining two approximate right angles, a first acute angle and an obtuse angle; wherein the mitered corner holder seam extends to a vertex of the obtuse angle; and wherein the lower folded edge extends between the vertex of the obtuse angle and a vertex of the first acute angle. In an exemplary embodiment, the seam of the holder and the lower folded edge intersect to form a second acute angle, which is a part of the obtuse angle. In an exemplary embodiment, the seam of the holder is spaced from the seam of the crotch. In an exemplary embodiment, the garment further includes a gusset seam formed through a portion of the holder and crotch seam; and wherein the seam of the holder is sewn to the second side portion of the first front panel at a location between the reinforcing seam and the waist.
[0085] An exemplary embodiment of a garment has been described that includes a first front panel; a second front panel; wherein a first side portion of the first front panel is coupled to a first side portion of the second front panel by a crotch seam; a waist attached to an upper part of the first front panel and an upper part of the second front panel; a zipper attached to a second side part of the first front panel and to a second side part of the second front panel; and a holder that includes a material folded and sewn to form a mitered corner defined by a seam of the holder, wherein the holder is sewn to the second side portion of the first front panel. In an exemplary embodiment, the zipper includes a zipper stopper; and wherein the pocket holder seam is sewn to the second side portion of the first front panel at a location between the top of the zipper and the waist. In an exemplary embodiment, the garment is a pair of pants or a pair of shorts. In an exemplary embodiment, the holder has an approximate trapezoidal shape defining two approximate right angles, a first acute angle and an obtuse angle; wherein the mitered corner holder seam extends to a vertex of the obtuse angle; and wherein the holder defines a lower folded edge extending between the vertex of the obtuse angle and a vertex of the first acute angle. In an exemplary embodiment, the seam of the holder and the lower folded edge intersect to form a second acute angle, which is a part of the obtuse angle. In an exemplary embodiment, the lower folded edge forms a lower portion of the holder; and where the only part of the holder that extends over the crotch seam is the lower part. In an exemplary embodiment, the underside of the holder consists of a first layer of material and a second layer of material. In an exemplary embodiment, the seam of the holder is spaced from the seam of the crotch. In an exemplary embodiment, the garment also includes a gusset seam formed through a portion of the holder and crotch seam; and wherein the pocket holder seam is sewn to the second side portion of the first front panel at a location between the reinforcement seam and the waist.
[0087] An exemplary embodiment of a garment holder has been described, the holder including a material folded and sewn to form a mitered corner. In an exemplary embodiment, the mitered corner is defined by a napkin holder seam; wherein the holder has an approximate trapezoidal shape that defines two approximate right angles, a first acute angle, and an obtuse angle; wherein the seam of the holder extends to a vertex of the obtuse angle; and wherein the holder defines a lower folded edge extending between the vertex of the obtuse angle and a vertex of the first acute angle. In an exemplary embodiment, the seam of the holder and the lower folded edge intersect to form a second acute angle, which is a part of the obtuse angle. In an exemplary embodiment, the lower folded edge forms a lower portion of the holder; and wherein the only portion of the holder that is configured to extend over a garment crotch seam is the bottom portion. In an exemplary embodiment, the underside of the holder consists of a first layer of material and a second layer of material.
[0089] An exemplary embodiment of a method has been described, the method including the construction of a holder using a material, wherein the material includes a first part that includes a first edge and a second part that includes a second edge, wherein a obtuse angle between the first edge and the second edge, wherein the first part has an opposite first surface and a second surface; and wherein the second part has an opposite third surface and a fourth surface; wherein the construction of the holder using the material includes: placing the first part and the second part in a first position in which the first surface of the first part faces the third surface of the second part and the first edge is substantially aligned with the second edge; sewing, when the first and second parts are in the first position, the first part to the second part to form a seam of the holder; and then form the seam of the holder, placing the first and second sewn parts in a second position in which the second surface of the first part faces the fourth surface of the second part and the second part is folded to define an edge bottom of the holder. In an exemplary embodiment, the method also includes attaching the holder to a garment that includes a waistband and a zipper stop such that the seam of the holder is sewn to the garment at a location between the waist and the top of the zipper. . In an exemplary embodiment, the garment is a pair of pants or a pair of shorts. In an exemplary embodiment, the method also includes sewing the seam of the holder to a front of a garment; and creating a reinforcing seam that extends through the holder and a garment crotch seam; wherein the garment includes a waist; and the webbing seam is sewn to the front of the garment at a location that is between the waist and the gusset seam. In an exemplary embodiment, the method also includes attaching the holder to a garment that includes a crotch seam; wherein the lower edge forms a lower part of the holder; and where the only part of the holder that extends over the crotch seam is the lower part. In an exemplary embodiment, the underside of the holder consists of a first layer of material and a second layer of material. In an exemplary embodiment, the seam of the holder is spaced from the seam of the crotch. In an exemplary embodiment, a mitered corner is formed by the seam of the holder when the first and second sewn portions are in the second position; and where, when the first and second sewn parts are in the second position: the holder has an approximate trapezoidal shape defining two approximate right angles, a first acute angle and an obtuse angle; the seam of the mitred corner holder extends to one vertex of the obtuse angle; and the lower edge extends between the vertex of the obtuse angle and a vertex of the first acute angle. In an exemplary embodiment, the seam of the holder and the lower folded edge intersect to form a second acute angle, which is a part of the obtuse angle.
[0091] A garment has been described that includes a first front panel; a second front panel; wherein a first side portion of the first front panel is coupled to a first side portion of the second front panel by a crotch seam; a waist attached to an upper part of the first front panel and an upper part of the second front panel; a zipper attached to a second side part of the first front panel and to a second side part of the second front panel; a holder including material folded and sewn to form a mitered corner defined by a seam of the holder, wherein the holder is sewn to the second side portion of the first front panel; and a reinforcing seam formed through a portion of the holder and the crotch seam; wherein the pocket holder seam is sewn to the second side portion of the first front panel at a location between the gusset seam and the waist. In a exemplary embodiment, the garment is a pair of pants or a pair of shorts. In an exemplary embodiment, the holder has an approximate trapezoidal shape defining two approximate right angles, a first acute angle and an obtuse angle; wherein the mitered corner holder seam extends to a vertex of the obtuse angle; and wherein the holder defines a lower folded edge extending between the vertex of the obtuse angle and a vertex of the first acute angle. In an exemplary embodiment, the seam of the holder and the lower folded edge intersect to form a second acute angle, which is a part of the obtuse angle. In an exemplary embodiment, the lower folded edge forms a lower portion of the holder; and where the only part of the holder that extends over the crotch seam is the lower part. In an exemplary embodiment, the underside of the holder consists of a first layer of material and a second layer of material. In an exemplary embodiment, the seam of the holder is spaced from the seam of the crotch.
[0093] It is understood that variations can be made to the foregoing without departing from the scope of the description. In addition, the elements and teachings of the various exemplary embodiments may be combined in whole or in part in all or part of the exemplary exemplary embodiments. Furthermore, one or more of the elements and teachings of the various illustrative embodiments may be omitted, at least in part, and / or combined, at least in part, with one or more of the other elements and teachings of the various illustrative embodiments.
[0095] Any spatial reference such as "top", "bottom", "above", "below", "between", "vertical", "horizontal", "angular", "up", "towards down "," side to side "," left to right "," right to left "," top to bottom "," bottom to top "," top "," bottom "," bottom to up "," top to bottom "," front to back ", etc., are for the purpose of illustration only and do not limit the specific orientation or location of the structure described above.
[0097] In various exemplary embodiments, one or more of the operational steps may be omitted in each embodiment. Furthermore, in some cases, some features of the present disclosure may be employed without a corresponding use of the other features. Furthermore, one or more of the above described embodiments and / or variations may be combined in whole or in part with one or more of the other previously described embodiments and / or variations.
[0098] Although various exemplary embodiments have been described in detail above, the described embodiments are only examples and are not limiting, and those skilled in the art will readily appreciate that many other modifications, changes, and / or substitutions are possible in the exemplary embodiments without materially departing from the new teachings and advantages of the present disclosure. Accordingly, all such modifications, changes and / or substitutions are intended to be included within the scope of this description, as defined in the following claims. In the claims, the means plus function clauses are intended to encompass the structures described herein as performing the cited function and not only structural equivalents, but equivalent structures as well. Furthermore, the express intention of the applicant is not to invoke 35 U.S.C. § 112, paragraph 6, for any limitation of any of the claims herein, except those in which the claim expressly uses the word "means" in conjunction with an associated function.

权利要求:
Claims (29)
[1]
1. A garment, comprising:
a first front panel;
a second front panel;
wherein a first side portion of the first front panel is coupled to a first side portion of the second front panel by a crotch seam;
a waist attached to an upper part of the first front panel and to an upper part of the second front panel;
a zipper attached to a second side part of the first front panel and to a second side part of the second front panel;
Y
a holder comprising a material folded to create a first pleat and a second pleat, and sewn to create a seam of the holder;
wherein the seam of the holder is placed between the first pleat and the second pleat to form a mitered corner;
wherein a lower part of the holder is formed by the first fold in the material such that the lower part of the holder consists of a first layer of material and a second layer of material; Y
where the only part of the holder that extends over the crotch seam is the bottom.
[2]
2. The garment of claim 1, wherein the zipper comprises a zipper stopper; and wherein the seam of the holder is sewn to the second side portion of the first front panel at a location between the zipper stopper and the waistband.
[3]
The garment of claim 1, wherein the garment is a pair of pants or a pair of shorts.
[4]
The garment of claim 1, wherein the holder has an approximate trapezoidal shape defining two approximate right angles, a first acute angle, and an obtuse angle; wherein the mitered corner holder seam extends to a vertex of the obtuse angle; and wherein the first fold extends between the vertex of the obtuse angle and a vertex of the first acute angle.
[5]
The garment of claim 4, wherein the seam of the napkin holder and the first pleat intersect to form a second acute angle, which is a part of the obtuse angle.
[6]
6. The garment of claim 1, wherein the seam of the pocket holder is spaced from the seam of the crotch.
[7]
The garment of claim 1, further comprising a reinforcing seam formed through a portion of the holder and crotch seam; and wherein the pocket holder seam is sewn to the second side portion of the first front panel at a location between the reinforcement seam and the waist.
[8]
8. A garment comprising:
a first front panel;
a second front panel;
wherein a first side portion of the first front panel is coupled to a first side portion of the second front panel by a crotch seam;
a waist attached to a top of the first front panel and to a top of the second front panel;
a zipper attached to a second side part of the first front panel and to a second side part of the second front panel;
Y
a holder comprising a material folded to create a first pleat and a second pleat, and sewn to create a seam of the holder;
wherein the seam of the holder is placed between the first pleat and the second pleat to form a mitered corner; Y
wherein the holder is sewn to the second side of the first front panel.
[9]
The garment of claim 8, wherein the zipper comprises a zipper stopper; and wherein the pocket holder seam is sewn to the second side portion of the first front panel at a location between the top of the zipper and the waist.
[10]
The garment of claim 9, wherein the garment is a pair of pants or a pair of shorts.
[11]
The garment of claim 9, wherein the holder has an approximate trapezoidal shape defining two approximate right angles, a first acute angle, and an obtuse angle; wherein the mitered corner holder seam extends to a vertex of the obtuse angle; and wherein the first fold extends between the vertex of the obtuse angle and a vertex of the first acute angle.
[12]
The garment of claim 11, wherein the napkin holder seam and the first pleat intersect to form a second acute angle, which is a part of the obtuse angle.
[13]
The garment of claim 11, wherein the first pleat forms a lower portion of the holder; and where the only part of the holder that extends over the crotch seam is the bottom.
[14]
The garment of claim 13, wherein the underside of the holder consists of a first layer of material and a second layer of material.
[15]
15. The garment of claim 11, wherein the seam of the holder is spaced crotch seam
[16]
16. The garment of claim 8, further comprising a reinforcing seam formed through a portion of the holder and the crotch seam; and wherein the pocket holder seam is sewn to the second side portion of the first front panel at a location between the reinforcement seam and the waist.
[17]
17. A garment holder, the holder comprising a material folded to create a first pleat and a second pleat, and sewn to create a seam of the holder;
wherein the seam of the holder is placed between the first pleat and the second pleat to form a mitered corner;
wherein the holder has an approximate trapezoidal shape that defines two approximate right angles, a first acute angle and an obtuse angle;
wherein the first fold and the second fold intersect to form the obtuse angle;
wherein the seam of the holder extends to a vertex of the obtuse angle; Y
wherein the first fold extends between the vertex of the obtuse angle and a vertex of the first acute angle.
[18]
18. The holder of claim 17, wherein the seam of the holder and the first fold intersect to form a second acute angle, which is a part of the obtuse angle.
[19]
19. The holder of claim 17, wherein the first fold forms a lower part of the holder; and wherein the only portion of the holder that is configured to extend over a garment crotch seam is the bottom portion.
[20]
20. The holder of claim 19, wherein the underside of the holder consists of a first layer of material and a second layer of material.
[21]
21. A method, comprising the construction of a holder using a material, the material comprising a first part that includes a first edge and a second part, which includes a second edge, wherein an obtuse angle is defined between the first edge and the second edge, wherein the first part has an opposite first surface and a second surface, and where the second part has an opposite third surface and a fourth surface; where the construction of the portañuela using the material comprises:
placing the first part and the second part in a first position in which the first surface of the first part faces the third surface of the second part and the first edge is substantially aligned with the second edge;
sewing, when the first and second parts are in the first position, the first part to the second part to form a seam of the holder; Y
After forming the pocket holder seam, place the first and second sewn parts in a second position where the second surface of the first part faces the fourth surface of the second part and the second part is folded to create a first part. fold and a second fold;
wherein a lower part of the holder is formed by the first fold in the material.
[22]
The method of claim 21, further comprising attaching the holder to a garment comprising a waistband and a zipper stop such that the seam of the holder is sewn to the garment at a location between the waist and the top of the zipper.
[23]
23. The method of claim 22, wherein the garment is a pair of pants or a pair of shorts.
[24]
24. The method of claim 21, further comprising:
sew the seam of the pocket holder to a front of a garment; Y
creating a reinforcing seam that extends through the holder and a garment crotch seam;
wherein the garment comprises a waist; Y
wherein the pocket holder seam is sewn to the front of the garment at a location between the waistband and the gusset seam.
[25]
25. The method of claim 21, further comprising attaching the holder to a garment comprising a crotch seam; and where the only part of the holder that extends over the crotch seam is the lower part.
[26]
26. The method of claim 25, wherein the underside of the holder consists of a first layer of material and a second layer of material.
[27]
27. The method of claim 25, wherein the seam of the holder is spaced from the seam of the crotch
[28]
28. The method of claim 21, wherein, when the first and second stitched parts are in the second position, the seam of the holder is positioned between the first pleat and the second pleat to form a mitered corner; and where, when the first and second stitched parts are in the second position:
the holder has an approximate trapezoidal shape that defines two approximate right angles, a first acute angle and an obtuse angle;
wherein the first fold and the second fold intersect to form the obtuse angle;
the seam of the mitred corner holder extends to one vertex of the obtuse angle; Y
the first fold extends between the vertex of the obtuse angle and a vertex of the first acute angle.
[29]
29. The method of claim 28, wherein the seam of the holder and the first pleat intersect to form a second acute angle, which is a part of the obtuse angle.

类似技术:

公开号 | 公开日 | 专利标题

ES2524911T3|2014-12-15|Pants, in particular to shape female buttocks and hips

US8312568B2|2012-11-20|Three-in-two pocket system

US10034504B2|2018-07-31|Rear pocket for pants, pants including same, and related methods

CA2749987C|2015-03-24|Three-in-two pocket system

JP2019511646A|2019-04-25|Lower body clothing with support element

US9968139B2|2018-05-15|Hidden control waistband garment

ES2814400B2|2021-08-12|Holder for items such as a pair of jeans

CN107404953A|2017-11-28|Round knitted dress for lower torso

US2240902A|1941-05-06|Garment construction

JP4527680B2|2010-08-18|Clothing with cup

JP2008506860A|2008-03-06|Underwear pocket

US2507382A|1950-05-09|Garment

US10834983B2|2020-11-17|Garment pocket

US2341797A|1944-02-15|Shirt

US2254076A|1941-08-26|Sport shirt

WO2013008283A1|2013-01-17|Pants and pants suit

US2019545A|1935-11-05|Lady's undergarment

CN214710464U|2021-11-16|Piece lapping type one-piece dress

TWM512927U|2015-12-01|Pants body for modifying body shape

CN206744612U|2017-12-15|A kind of reinforcement type trousers

US10881152B2|2021-01-05|Shaping garment with adjustable low back

US694556A|1902-03-04|Pants or overalls.

TWI652022B|2019-03-01|Pant body pocket improved structure and sewing method thereof

KR101425644B1|2014-08-05|Ruffling culottes skirt

JP5398930B1|2014-01-29|Undergarment

同族专利:

公开号 | 公开日

US20190335823A1|2019-11-07|

US10251431B1|2019-04-09|

GB2587941A|2021-04-14|

ES2814400R1|2021-03-31|

WO2019213197A1|2019-11-07|

JOP20200274A1|2019-11-03|

CA3101307A1|2019-11-07|

KR20210002705A|2021-01-08|

US10849370B2|2020-12-01|

CN112512358A|2021-03-16|

ES2814400B2|2021-08-12|

JP2021523309A|2021-09-02|

AU2019263235A1|2020-11-26|

GB202017351D0|2020-12-16|

引用文献:

公开号 | 申请日 | 公开日 | 申请人 | 专利标题

US1173943A|1915-07-24|1916-02-29|Charles A B Flenniken|Trousers-protector.|

US2136702A|1936-12-28|1938-11-15|Alfred Decker & Cohn Inc|Garment fly closure|

US2607922A|1948-06-10|1952-08-26|Samuel F Stein|Fly construction for garments|

US20030024034A1|2001-07-27|2003-02-06|Toshio Hosogai|Reversible zipper fly cover and method for manufacturing the same|

US6631568B2|2001-07-31|2003-10-14|Schering-Plough Healthcare Products, Inc.|Insole for fitness and recreational walking|

US20080040837A1|2006-08-18|2008-02-21|King Rodney L|Airtight waterproof zipper, method for mounting the same, and article incorporating the same|

US20130298311A1|2012-05-11|2013-11-14|Mountain Hardwear, Inc.|Pants closure system|

US10251431B1|2018-05-03|2019-04-09|One Jeanswear Group Inc.|Fly shield for garment such as pair of jeans|US10251431B1|2018-05-03|2019-04-09|One Jeanswear Group Inc.|Fly shield for garment such as pair of jeans|

法律状态:
2021-03-26| BA2A| Patent application published|Ref document number: 2814400 Country of ref document: ES Kind code of ref document: A2 Effective date: 20210326 |

2021-03-31| EC2A| Search report published|Ref document number: 2814400 Country of ref document: ES Kind code of ref document: R1 Effective date: 20210324 |

2021-08-12| FG2A| Definitive protection|Ref document number: 2814400 Country of ref document: ES Kind code of ref document: B2 Effective date: 20210812 |

优先权:

申请号 | 申请日 | 专利标题

US15/969,979|US10251431B1|2018-05-03|2018-05-03|Fly shield for garment such as pair of jeans|

US16/368,364|US10849370B2|2018-05-03|2019-03-28|Fly shield for garment such as pair of jeans|

PCT/US2019/030115|WO2019213197A1|2018-05-03|2019-05-01|Fly shield for garment such as pair of jeans|

[返回顶部]