초록 ▼

A garment having a seamless crotch is described. The seamless crotch of the present invention may be used in conventional pants, such as dress pants and jeans, as well as in shorts. In conventionally lengthed pants, an essentially curved diamond-shaped crotch piece with concave edges and long taperi

A garment having a seamless crotch is described. The seamless crotch of the present invention may be used in conventional pants, such as dress pants and jeans, as well as in shorts. In conventionally lengthed pants, an essentially curved diamond-shaped crotch piece with concave edges and long tapering sections which extend down the insides of the legs of the garment is sewn into the garment. Forces generated by the assumption of a sitting position or by the raising of a leg of the wearer of the garment which would otherwise cause the garment to ride up the crotch are redirected in the area of the crotch. In the crotch piece there is no center seam along the crotch and the seams of the crotch piece curved in directions becoming transverse through the crotch so that the garment therefore does not ride up the crotch. In another embodiment a pair of shorts is described in which the crotch piece is truncated.

대표청구항 ▼

In a garment having a pants section with a waistline and leg portions, the improvement comprising: a generally polygonal-shaped crotch piece having a pair of concave front edges and a pair of concave rear edges, one said front edge and one said rear edge located on each side of the center of said ga

In a garment having a pants section with a waistline and leg portions, the improvement comprising: a generally polygonal-shaped crotch piece having a pair of concave front edges and a pair of concave rear edges, one said front edge and one said rear edge located on each side of the center of said garment, said front edges meeting at a point toward the front center of the garment below the waistline and extending from said point generally in a direction away from the front of the garment and the waistline, said rear edges meeting at a point at the rear of the garment and extending from said point generally in a direction away from the rear of the garment and the waistline, said front and rear edges on each side of said garment approaching one another as said edges extend generally away from said waistline.