Central gore with crossed pieces and powernet construction

Details Central gore with crossed pieces and powernet construction Central gore with crossed pieces and powernet construction

2004-07-28

2008-10-21

Hale, Gloria (Department: 3765)

Foundation garments

Breast or chest, e.g., brassieres

With floatingly attached cup-supplementing breast supporting...

C450S062000, C450S067000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07438625

ABSTRACT:
A brassiere having a body portion having a first breast cup with a lower edge and a second breast cup with a lower edge is provided. A first elastic crosspiece adjacent the lower edge of the first breast cup and a second elastic crosspiece adjacent the lower edge of the second breast cup is provided. The first crosspiece and the second crosspiece overlap at a portion to form a connection between the cups. A brassiere having a body portion having a first breast cup with a lower edge and a second breast cup with a lower edge, a first elastic crosspiece connected to the lower edges of the first and second breast cups, and a second elastic crosspiece connected to the lower edges of the first and second breast cups is provided. The first and second crosspieces overlap to form a diamond-shaped region beneath the cups

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