DE1675696U - DEVICE FOR IMPROVING THE SHOULDER SEAT OF Outerwear. - Google Patents

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8ERLIN-Frieder.au outerwear. 26.2.54. E 5307.

Lou-erstrasse37 Dr.-Ing. HANS (TAZ. Ι)

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Paul fingelmann ß.m.b.H., Berlin-Schöneberg, Hauptatr. 19

g to improve deodorant shoulder aitzes of outerwear.

The invention relates to a device for improvement the shoulder seat of outerwear.

Because one is made according to the natural shoulder shape Outer clothing does not meet the more recent requirements in terms of shape and form Look for a well-fitting suit, be ~ J reito uses corrective insoles, especially the outer ones Widen the shoulders and raise them so that the outer garments has the desired straight shoulders that protrude to the sides of the human shoulders. This gives the outerwear a good fit and shape, emphasizes the shoulders and leaves other areas of the body step back, so that a suit having a good fit and good appearance is obtained.

This well-known corrective insert consists of a pointer and stiff linen. It starts approximately in the middle of the Shoulder at the point where the bulge coming from the neck runs into the shoulder. The outerwear fits for you

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certain short time very well. Due to the natural movement of the arms and while sitting However, the feot sewn _v Schulterpoloter are urged against the collar part so daoo forms Oich an ever-deepening groove between the collar section and shoulder pads, the present lot schliesolich even with a straight normal Halteng and outerwear ungepflegtes Appearance there. This chins 4 or indentation cannot be prevented because the limiting collar area on the one hand and the shoulder pad on the other hand are inflexible and the material that has become balled up during the movements or changes mentioned above has to remain somewhere.

The hiring removes this well-known disadvantage and creates a device that keeps the shoulder area returns to its original position, oo daas the outerwear imraer shows a good fit. When moving the arms or bending the upper body, a groove forms,

"* ', however, this groove disappears again immediately, eelbot when wearing the outer clothing item for a long time, as soon as the normal position is assumed.
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ψ Outer clothing pieces are characterized by a resilient insert that flexibly bridges the space between the collar area and the well-known shoulder pad.

The resilient insert is made of a material that retains its elasticity even with prolonged bending stresses does not lose. One such material is feather steel, whalebone etc. The resilient insert has the 3? form an ochma-

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the _γ overall by a wide cloth belt len l'eder steel grazing ens,

will wear that under the outer fabric and between the outer fabric and The shoulder poloter is sewn in such a way that the elastic insert forming stripe lies below the shoulder seam. The resilient insert can also consist of several spring steel strips, which are fastened in a strap and syametriach sewn under the outer fabric to the shoulder seam.

The hiring is shown in the drawing. namely shows

Pig 1 is a pictorial representation of the facility.

Pig. 2 the position of the new facility in the shoulder area of a schematically illustrated outer garment a, and

3 shows a schematic modification shown in plan view.

The device consists of a resilient insert in the form of a narrow strip 1, which consists of an elastic material The material consists of a material that does not lose its shape even under long-term bending stresses and does not lose its elasticity. That Material can be Föderetahl, whalebone ο-. The like. be. The material is preferably carried by a band of fabric, in its quilted Web 5 of the strip 1 is loosely inserted. This edge is sewn under the outer fabric 4 of the outer clothing, so that it below the sole seam between the collar section 5 and between the outer fabric 4 and the known shoulder pad 6 lies.

Usually, when wearing the garment for a long time, a groove forms at the point marked with "7 ^M,

Claims (5)

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