Adjust-A-Bust Technologies
A utility within a shirt or dress that allows adjustment to the cup size. A slit is cut in the garment just underneath the bust line. The fabric that covers the breasts is inserted into the slit and there is an adhesive/buttons/clasps, etc. on the inside of the garment near and on the slit to allow for the adjustment.
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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTIONWomen with above or below average breast size, nursing, pregnant, and menstruating women with fluctuating breast size have a hard time finding shirts and dresses that best fits the size and shape of their breasts. Most shirts and dresses have a one-size-fits all breast cup size that allows zero adjustment in terms of size adjustment and adjustment to how much cleavage is exposed.
BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTIONAdjust-A-Bust Technologies is a garment utility that allows for the adjustment of the fabric overlaying the breast area in order to give more or less room (size) or show more or less cleavage.
There are two sample drawings of Adjust-A-Bust Technologies: a halter top (
The halter has three rows of buttons (shown on
The bustier is an example of a permanent adjustment. The fabric just below the breasts consists of a flap that can go inside or outside of the lower portion of the shirt which is shown in
Included in the patent application are drawings of examples of Adjust-A-Bust in two types of shirts: a halter (
Adjust-A-Bust Technologies is a garment utility that allows for the adjustment of the fabric overlaying the breast area in order to give more or less room (size) or show more or less cleavage. The fabric that overlays the breasts is not attached to the front bottom of the garment in order to allow this movement (
This technology can be used in womenswear (including maternity clothes) or any other garment where it is necessary to adjust the fabric overlaying the breasts/chest. This is a useful technology for nursing mothers, people recovering from chest/breast trauma, persons with above or below average breast/chest size.
Claims
1. The fabric in a garment overlaying the breasts/chest can be adjusted to the desired size
2. The cup size and/or exposure of cleavage in shirts and dresses can be adjusted
3. This adjustment can either be temporary or permanent
Type: Application
Filed: Oct 2, 2013
Publication Date: Apr 2, 2015
Inventor: Kristen Elaina allen (Brooklyn, NY)
Application Number: 13/940,510
International Classification: A41C 3/00 (20060101);