Breast pad structure

Foundation garments – Breast or chest – e.g. – brassieres – With cup-supplementing means to add volume to breast – e.g.,...

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C450S038000

Reexamination Certificate

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06224458

ABSTRACT:

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
(a) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to an improved breast pad structure, more particularly to a breast pad structure that is simple in construction, that is easy to manufacture, that is not vulnerable to deformation or damage, that has a supporting portion giving a real feel, and that has a forming cup to provide a nice contour to the wearer's breasts.
(b) Description of the Prior Art
In the past, brassieres are mainly used to support and cover the wearer's breasts. Nowadays, there are various types of brassieres designed to shape and massage breasts or make the breasts look voluptuous and firm, etc. These functions of the brassieres are mostly attributed to the provision of specially configured breast pads in the brassieres. There are, however, the following drawbacks with conventional breast pads:
1. Breast pads of sponge, although easier to form, are too soft and cannot therefore provide the desired support. Less soft sponge, however, does not provide good elasticity and can easily be deformed after use. In particular, sponge material may age and become flattened after washing and drying. Short useful life is a serious problem.
2. For silicon breast pads, although they have toughness and good elasticity, they are comparatively heavy and difficult to process. Besides, the material cost is high.
3. As for breast pads in the form of sacs formed from a plastic film and containing a filling liquid, gas or paste-like substance, although they can give a realistic feel and has a good effect, since the fluid in the sac is freely flowing, the shape cannot be fixed to form a breast pad of nice contour.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
A primary object of the present invention is to provide an improved breast pad structure that, in addition to having a nice feel and being easy to manufacture, has a support portion that is not vulnerable to deformation or damage and that gives a realistic feel, and has a forming cup that gives the breast pad a nice contour.
In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, an improved breast pad structure of the present invention includes a forming cup and a stuffed pressure-resistant bag. The forming cup has a shell shape curving inwardly in a single direction, and is internally provided with a receiving space. The stuffed pressure-resistant bag is a sealed and tough sac containing therein a fluid or semi-fluid filling of a suitable amount and positioned in the receiving space of the forming cup. The stuffed pressure-resistant bag can, by means of the support of the forming cup, forms a contoured breast pad and, after formation, constitutes a supporting portion. The supporting portion can resist deformation, damage and has a real feel, and that can prolong useful life and effectively help make the user's breasts comfortable and look beautiful and firm.


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patent: 3494365 (1970-02-01), Beals
patent: 4125117 (1978-11-01), Lee
patent: 5098330 (1992-03-01), Greenberg

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