A mattress is designed to facilitate breathing in a supine position. The mattress includes: two serratus posterior superior corresponding parts disposed below a region corresponding to a middle part between origin and insertion of each of left and right serratus posterior superior muscles of a human in a supine position; two scapula supporting sections; and a sixth thoracic vertebra corresponding part disposed below a region corresponding to an area including a sixth thoracic vertebra of a spine. The serratus posterior superior corresponding parts and the scapula supporting sections are configured such that body pressure from the serratus posterior superior corresponding parts is lower than body pressure from the scapula supporting sections. The sixth thoracic vertebra corresponding part is configured such that body pressure from the sixth thoracic vertebra corresponding part is lower than body pressure from a portion supporting a spine other than the sixth thoracic vertebra corresponding part.
Provided is a garment that is capable of ameliorating breathing difficulty without causing a critical adverse effect on the functionality of correcting a slouched posture. A garment 100 comprises an elastic, cylindrical body 200 which includes a front body 400, a back body 500, and left and right seams 260, 270 and which covers the front side, the right and left sides, and the back side of a wearer below the armpits of the wearer. A narrowed portion 300 is formed below the armpits in such a manner as to have a circumference shorter than that of a portion D at the waist W. The narrowed portion 300 is configured such that, when A is defined as the uppermost portion thereof, B is defined as the portion where the narrowing reaches a maximum and the circumference is smallest, C is defined as a portion having an outline in which, as proximity to the waist W increases, the circumference increases such that the narrowing decreases, and D is defined as the portion at the waist W, a relationship B>D is satisfied in terms of pressure Pr (hPa) on the right and left sides of the wearer, and the portion B is positioned so that the right and left sides thereof are in a region from the sixth rib R6 to the tenth rib R10 of the wearer.
Provided is a mat (1) that can facilitate breathing in a supine position. A back support portion (3) of the mat (1) comprises: a pair of serratus posterior superior counterparts (19) that are each disposed below a portion corresponding to at least an intermediate part between the origin and the insertion of each of a pair of left and right serratus posterior superior muscles of a person in a supine position; and a pair of scapula supporting sections (20) that supports portions corresponding to a pair of left and right scapulae of the person in a supine position. The serratus posterior superior counterparts (19) and the scapula supporting sections (20) are configured such that the body pressure from the serratus posterior superior counterparts (19) is lower than the body pressure from the scapula supporting sections (20). The scapula supporting sections (20) are each disposed under a portion corresponding to at least a part of the scapular spine at the cranial end of the scapula, and each include a cranial stepped portion (22) (first stepped portion) that is recessed downward from a reference level.
A47C 27/14 - Spring, stuffed or fluid mattresses specially adapted for chairs, beds or sofas with foamed material inlays
A47C 27/15 - Spring, stuffed or fluid mattresses specially adapted for chairs, beds or sofas with foamed material inlays consisting of two or more layers
In this pillow, a main support section applies pressure in a planar manner and supports at least the area from the left end of the part at which the trapezius muscle is attached to the occipital bone to the part at which the left sternocleidomastoid muscle is attached to the occipital bone and the area from the right end of the part at which the trapezius muscle is attached to the occipital bone to the part at which the right sternocleidomastoid muscle is attached to the occipital bone in the area between the superior and inferior nuchal lines of the occipital bone in a person lying face upward. An auxiliary support section having a lower support height than the main support section applies pressure to and supports the part of the head on the parietal side from the superior nuchal line in a person lying face upward. The pillow does not comprise a member that applies pressure and supports below the temporal muscle of the person lying face upward.
A backrest 3 provided with a thoracic vertebrae-supporting section 31, which is disposed posterior to the region that corresponds to one or more of the thoracic vertebrae, from the eighth thoracic vertebra T8 to the tenth thoracic vertebra T10, in a human back, a pair of rib-pressing sections 32 disposed at positions separated outward from the thoracic vertebrae-supporting section 31 on both sides in the body width direction and pressing on one or more of the ribs, from the eighth rib R8 to the tenth rib R10, from behind, and a pair of rib-accommodating sections 33 disposed between the thoracic vertebrae-supporting section 31 and the pair of rib-pressing sections 32, the pair of rib-accommodating sections 33 being configured so that the body pressure 33A from the pair of rib-accommodating sections 33 is lower than the body pressure 31A from the thoracic vertebrae-supporting section 31 and the body pressure 32A from the pair of rib-pressing sections 32 (33A<31A, 32A).
A mat that enables promotion of respiration in a supine position. The mat includes a back support part. The back support part includes: a spine support part that continuously supports three or more continuous lumbar vertebrae and thoracic vertebrae and including a first lumbar vertebra to a twelfth thoracic vertebra of the spine in the back of a person in a supine position; and a pair of serratus posterior inferior muscle corresponding parts which are respectively disposed on widthwise both sides of the spine support part and below a portion conforming to a pair of left and right serratus posterior inferior muscles of the person in the supine position. The pair of serratus posterior inferior muscle corresponding parts and the spine support part are configured such that a body pressure from the serratus posterior inferior muscle corresponding parts is lower than a body pressure from the spine support part.
Provided is a mattress that enables promoting breathing in a supine position. The mattress includes: a pair of ilium support portions arranged below respective parts conforming to at least widthwise outer portions of iliac crests of a pair of ilia of a pelvis for individually supporting parts conforming to the pair of ilia from below; and a sacrum adaptation portion arranged between the pair of ilium support portions and located below a sacrum between the pair of ilia of the pelvis. The pair of ilium support portions and the sacrum adaptation portion have such a configuration that a body pressure onto the sacrum adaptation portion is lower than a body pressure onto the pair of ilium support portions.
In this pillow, a main support section applies pressure in a planar manner and supports at least the area from the left end of the part at which the trapezius muscle is attached to the occipital bone to the part at which the left sternocleidomastoid muscle is attached to the occipital bone and the area from the right end of the part at which the trapezius muscle is attached to the occipital bone to the part at which the right sternocleidomastoid muscle is attached to the occipital bone in the area between the superior and inferior nuchal lines of the occipital bone in a person lying face upward. An auxiliary support section having a lower support height than the main support section applies pressure to and supports the part of the head on the parietal side from the superior nuchal line in a person lying face upward. There are no members in this pillow which apply pressure to and support the area below at least the 1st cervical vertebra to the 6th cervical vertebra and the areas below the temporalis muscles in a person lying face upward.
The present invention provides a pillow wherein: of a region between the superior nuchal line and the inferior nuchal line of the occipital bone of a person lying face up, a main support part provides support by supplying planar pressure to at least a region that is from the left end of a part where the trapezius muscle attaches to the occipital bone to a part where the left sternocleidomastoid muscle attaches to the occipital bone, and a region that is from the right end of the part where the trapezius muscle attaches to the occipital bone to the part where the right sternocleidomastoid muscle attaches to the occipital bone; and a sub support part which has a lower height of support than the main support part provides support by applying pressure to a part of the head with is further to the top of the head than the superior nuchal line of the person lying face up. This pillow does not have a member which provides support by applying pressure below at least the first cervical vertebra to the second cervical vertebra in the person lying face up and below the temporal muscle of said person.
The present invention relates to clothing in which closeness can be improved without adversely affecting a configuration for countering slouching, and provides clothing provided with an elastic tubular body 200 for covering the front surface, the left- and right-side surfaces, and the rear surface of a wearer at a location below the armpits of the wearer, wherein: a recessed constriction part 300 is formed between the location below the armpits and a location at the waist so as to have a circumferential length less than the circumferential length at the location at the waist; the constriction part 300 is configured such that compression Pr (hPa) applied to the wearer satisfies B > A and B > C ≥ D, where A is at the location below the armpits, specifically the location of an uppermost section at which constriction begins, B is at the location of an intermediate section at which constriction is maximized and the circumferential length is minimized, C is at the location of a lowermost section at which constriction ends, and D is at the location of the waist; and the location of B is configured such that left- and right-side surfaces thereof are positioned within a region from the sixth rib R6 to the tenth rib R10 of the wearer.
Provided is a garment which, even if a countermeasure against a hunched back is taken, can improve shortness of breath without having fatal adverse effects on the function of the countermeasure against the hunched back. This garment is provided with an elastic cylindrical body 200 covering the front surface, left and right lateral surfaces, and rear surface of the wearer under the armpits of the wearer. A recessed narrowing portion 300 is formed under the armpits so as to be a shorter circumferential length than the circumferential length of the location of the waist. When, with respect to the narrowing portion 300, the uppermost location is defined as A, the location where narrowing is greatest and circumferential length is shortest as B, the location of a contour line where narrowing widens by an increase in circumferential length as approaching the waist side as C, and the location of the waist as D, the compression of the left and right lateral parts to the wearer is B>A and B>D, and in the location of B, the left and right lateral surfaces are positioned in a region from the 7th rib to the 10th rib of the wearer.
An upper body garment prevents a wearer from moving a shoulder forward to put an arm in front of the trunk. The upper body of the garment has a body with a left sleeve and a right sleeve. The body includes a rear body with a left armhole on the left side and a right armhole on the right side. A portion between the armholes exerts a tensile force to pull the shoulder blades of a wearer horizontally inward. The left sleeve includes a rear surface with a left sewn portion sewn to the left armhole. The left sewn portion is narrower in horizontal width than the deepest portion of the left armhole before a rear surface of an upper end of the left sleeve is sewed to the left armhole. The right sleeve is similar.
Provided is a mat (1) that can facilitate breathing in a supine position. The mat (1) comprises a back supporting section (3). The back supporting section (3) is disposed below a region corresponding to at least a portion of each of the pair of left and right serratus posterior superior muscles of a supine person, and comprises: a pair of serratus posterior superior muscle stepped parts (19) that are recessed below a reference surface (100) of the back supporting section (3); and a pair of scapula supports (20) that support a region corresponding to the pair of left and right scapulae of a supine person. The pair of scapula supports (20) has inferior supports (21) that support a region corresponding to the portion of the scapulae that are inferior to the serratus posterior superior muscles, the region being supported at a position at or above the height of the reference surface (100). The inferior supports (21) are configured to be taller than the portions of the scapula supports (20) that are superior to the inferior support parts (21).
Provided is a mat (1) that can facilitate breathing in a supine position. A back supporting section (3) of the mat (1) comprises: a pair of serratus posterior superior counterparts (19) positioned below a part corresponding to at least a portion midway between the origin and insertion of each of the pair of left and right serratus posterior superior muscles of a supine person; a pair of scapula supporting sections (20) that support a part corresponding to the pair of left and right scapulae of a supine person; and a sixth thoracic vertebra counterpart (23) located below a part of the back of a supine person that corresponds to a portion of the spine with two or more consecutive thoracic vertebrae including at least the sixth thoracic vertebra. The serratus posterior superior counterparts (19) and the scapula supporting sections (20) are configured such that the body pressure from the serratus posterior superior counterparts (19) is lower than the body pressure from the scapula supporting sections (20). The sixth thoracic vertebra counterpart (23) is configured such that the body pressure from the sixth thoracic vertebra counterpart (23) is lower than the body pressure from the spine-supporting portion of the back supporting section (3) other than the sixth thoracic vertebra counterpart (23).
A47C 27/14 - Spring, stuffed or fluid mattresses specially adapted for chairs, beds or sofas with foamed material inlays
A47C 27/15 - Spring, stuffed or fluid mattresses specially adapted for chairs, beds or sofas with foamed material inlays consisting of two or more layers
A corrective garment that constricts and corrects at least a lower portion of a human body and that has a compression reduced portion covering only an infraumbilical region of the human body. This corrective garment enables a wearer to breathe more deeply to resolve a feeling of suffocation, while less loosely constricting the abdominal region.
Provided is a mat (1) that can facilitate breathing in a supine position. The mat (1) comprises a back supporting section (3). The back supporting section (3) comprises a spine supporting section (8) that supports, in a continuous manner, an area corresponding to a section of three or more contiguous lumbar and thoracic vertebrae including at least the first lumbar vertebra to the 12th thoracic vertebra of the spine in the back of a person in a supine position, and a pair of serratus posterior inferior muscle corresponding sections (9) that are positioned on both sides of the spine supporting section (8) in the width direction and are positioned in areas respctively corresponding to the left/right pair of serratus posterior inferior muscles of the person in a supine position. The pair of serratus posterior inferior muscle corresponding sections (9) and the spine supporting section (8) are configured such that the body pressure from the pair of serratus posterior inferior muscle corresponding sections (9) is less than the body pressure from the spine supporting section (8).
Provided is a mat (1) that makes it possible to promote breathing when lying on one's back. This mat (1) comprises a back support section (3). The back support section (3) comprises: a spinal column support section (8) that continuously supports the lumbar vertebrae that include at least the spinal column of the back of a person lying down on their back from the first lumbar vertebra to the twelfth thoracic vertebra, and a position corresponding to portion continuously having three or more thoracic vertebrae; and a pair of inferior serratus posterior muscle correspondence sections (9) that are disposed on either side in the width direction of the spinal column support section (8) and are disposed below positions corresponding to the pair of left and right inferior serratus posterior muscles of the person lying down on their back. The pair of inferior serratus posterior muscle correspondence sections (9) and the spinal column support section (8) are configured so that the body pressure from the pair of inferior serratus posterior muscle correspondence sections (9) is lower than the body pressure from the spinal column support section (8).
Provided is a mat (1) capable of facilitating breathing in a supine position. The mat (1) comprises: a pair of ilium support parts (11) which respectively support, from below, sites corresponding to the pair of ilia (LM), by each being disposed below a respective site corresponding to at least a width-wise outer part (LMb) of the iliac crest (LMa) of a respective one of the pair of ilia (LM) of the pelvis (PV); and a sacrum corresponding part (12) which is disposed between the pair of ilium support parts (11) and is positioned below the sacrum (S) between the pair of ilia (LM) of the pelvis (PV). The pair of ilium support parts (11) and the sacrum corresponding part (12) are configured such that the body pressure from the sacrum corresponding part (12) is less than the body pressure from the pair of ilium support parts (11).
An upper body of a garment includes a body having at least a rear body, a left sleeve, and a right sleeve. The left sleeve includes a left connecting portion connected to a left side of the body. The right sleeve includes a right connecting portion connected to a right side of the body. Each rear surface of the left connecting portion and the right connecting portion has a recess protruding to the inside of the left or right sleeve. A length of the recess in a longitudinal direction of the left or right sleeve is longer than a width of the recess in a circumferential direction of the left or right sleeve.
An upper body of a garment prevents a wearer from moving a shoulder forward to put an arm in front of the trunk. The upper body of the garment has a body with a left sleeve and a right sleeve. The body includes a rear body with a left armhole on the left side and a right armhole on the right side. A portion between the armholes exerts a tensile force to pull the shoulder blades of a wearer horizontally inward. The left sleeve includes a rear surface with a left sewn portion sewn to the left armhole. The left sewn portion is narrower in horizontal width than the deepest portion of the left armhole before a rear surface of an upper end of the left sleeve is sewed to the left armhole. The right sleeve is similar.
Corrective clothing according to the present invention fastens around at least the lower body of a human body to correct the lower body, wherein a wearing-pressure suppression part is provided only to the portion corresponding to the abdomen of the human body. This makes it possible for the wearer to breathe deeply without excessively loosening the fastening of the abdominal section, and makes it possible to eliminate difficulty breathing.
According to the present invention, a restriction section for inhibiting the left and right shoulder blades of a wearer from being spaced apart from each other is provided between the rear surface of the left sleeve and the rear surface of the right sleeve. A first sewing point positioned lowermost in a sewing portion between the front surface of the left sleeve and the front body part is positioned above a first lowest point positioned lowermost in the boundary between the rear surface of the left sleeve and the body part. A second sewing point positioned lowermost in a sewing portion between the front surface of the right sleeve and the front body part is positioned above a second lowest point positioned lowermost in the boundary between the rear surface of the right sleeve and the body part.
According to the present invention, a front body part includes a left scooped section on the left side thereof and a right scooped section on the right side thereof. A left sleeve includes, on the front surface thereof, a left sewn end section sewn to the left scooped section of the front body part. Before the left sewn end section is sewn to the left scooped section of the front body part, the width in the left-right direction of the left sewn end section is smaller than the depth of the left scooped section of the front body part. A right sleeve includes, on the front surface thereof, a right sewn end section sewn to the right scooped section of the front body part. Before the right sewn end section is sewn to the right scooped section of the front body part, the width in the left-right direction of the right sewn end section is smaller than the depth of the right scooped section of the front body part. There is provided, between the rear surface of the left sleeve and the rear surface of the right sleeve, a restriction section that inhibits the left and right shoulder blades of a wearer from being spaced apart from each other.
This cloth pattern for an upper body part is provided with a body section including at least a back body section, a left sleeve, and a right sleeve. The left sleeve includes a left connection section connected to a left side of the body section, and the right sleeve includes a right connection section connected to a right side of the body section. The rear surfaces of left connection section and the right connection section each include a recess that protrudes toward the inside of each sleeve. These recesses are longer in the circumferential direction of the left sleeve or the right sleeve than in the longitudinal directions of the respective sleeves.
This upper body part for a garment is provided with: a bodice having at least a rear bodice; and a right sleeve and a left sleeve that are provided to the right and left sides of the bodice, respectively. Of the left sleeve, a left connection section that is connected to the left side of the bodice is configured to extend rearward with respect to the bodice. Of the right sleeve, a right connection section that is connected to the right side of the bodice is configured to extend rearward with respect to the bodice. The rear bodice includes a non-extension region from which an extension rate of only in the range from 0% to less than 20% can be obtained even when an extension force of 45 cN is applied to between the respective back surfaces of the sleeves on the right and left sides in the right and left direction.
This upper body part for a garment is provided with: a bodice having at least a rear bodice; and a right sleeve and a left sleeve that are provided to the right and left sides of the bodice, respectively. Of the left sleeve, a left connection section that is connected to the left side of the bodice is configured to extend rearward with respect to the bodice. Of the right sleeve, a right connection section that is connected to the right side of the bodice is configured to extend rearward with the respect to the bodice. The entirety of the rear bodice is a non-extension region from which an extension rate of only in the range of 0% to less than 20% can be obtained even when an extension force of 45 cN is applied in the right and left direction.
Provided is an upper body part of a garment that can make it difficult for a wearer to adopt a posture in which the shoulders jut forward so that the arms move towards the front center. In this upper body part (1) of a garment, a left sleeve (3) and a right sleeve (4) are connected to a body part (2). Of the body part, a rear body part (12) has a left cut-out section (18) on the left side and has a right cut-out section (19) on the right side, and has a stronger tensile force in the left/right direction than a front body part (11). The left sleeve has, on the back surface side, a left seam portion sewn into the left cut-out section. From an upper end of the left cut-out section to a point of the left cut-out part located right below the upper end, when the left seam portion separates from the left cut-out section, the left seam portion does not reach a corresponding sewn place of the left cut-out section, and is located further left than the left cut-out section. The same is also true of the right sleeve.
Provided is an upper body section of a garment with which the extent to which the garment digs into the wearer's armpits can be reduced. The upper body section 1 of a garment has: a bodice 2 with a front bodice 11 and a stretchable back bodice 12 provided on the front bodice 11; and a left sleeve 3 and right sleeve 4 provided respectively on the left and right sides of the bodice 2. A left scooped part 71 is provided on the left side of the front bodice 11 and the front 31-side of the left sleeve 3 is provided with a left seam edge 72, which can be sewn to the left scooped part 71. The left scooped part 71 has a deepest part 77 that is located to the right of the leftmost portion of the left shoulder part 73 of the front bodice 11. The left seam edge 72 is sewn to the left scooped part 71 with the left seam edge formed with dimensions such that the left seam edge does not reach the deepest part 77 of the left scooped part 71 prior to being sewn to the left scooped part 71. The right sleeve 4 has a similar configuration to the left sleeve 3.
Provided is a clothing top that is capable of keeping the wearer from adopting a posture wherein the shoulders jut forward such that the arms wrap around toward the front and center. The clothing top (1) comprises a body section (2) having at least a stretchable rear body section, and a left sleeve (3) and a right sleeve (4) respectively provided to the left and right sides of the body section. A left connecting section (22) constituting the section of the left sleeve (3) that connects to the left side of the body section (2) extends rearward with respect to the body section (2). A right connecting section (27) constituting the section of the right sleeve (4) that connects to the right side of the body section (2) extends rearward with respect to the body section (2). The rear body section (12) has tensile force that pulls the left and right shoulder blades of the wearer toward each other.
An upper body portion of a garment is provided which makes it difficult for a wearer to adopt a posture in which the shoulders jut forward so that the arms move towards the front center. A left sleeve (3) and a right sleeve (4) are connected to a body section (2) in this upper body portion (1) of a garment. A rear body section (12) of the body section has a left cut-out portion (18) on the left side and a right cut-out portion (19) on the right side, and therebetween, a tensile force pulls the left and right shoulder blades inwards in the horizontal direction when worn. The left sleeve has a left seam portion (132) sewn into the left cut-out portion on the back surface (62). Before the top back surface (68) of the left sleeve is sewn into the left cut-out portion, the left seam portion is shorter in the horizontal direction than the deepest portion (85) of the left cut-out portion. The right sleeve is similar.
In order to correct the posture of a wearer, the present invention provides a garment which is capable of restraining the wearer from adopting a posture in which the wearer's shoulder goes forward such that the wearer's arm moves to the front center side. The garment (1) may be worn on the upper body of a wearer. The garment (1) is provided with, a body section (2), a right sleeve (3), a left sleeve (4), and a tensile correction part (20). The body section (2) includes a front body section, and a back body section (12) provided on the front body section. The right sleeve (3) is provided on the body section (2). The left sleeve (4) is provided on the body section (2). The tensile correction part (20) is provided on the back body section (12) such that a first boundary portion (21) present between the back body section (12) and the right sleeve (3) is pulled toward the left sleeve (4), and a second boundary portion (22) present between the back body section (12) and the left sleeve (4) is pulled toward the right sleeve (3).
The present invention provides an upper body part of a garment, which is capable of restraining a wearer from adopting a posture in which the wearer's shoulder goes forward such that the wearer's arm moves to the front center side. In an upper body part (1) of a garment in which left and right sleeves (3, 4) are provided on a body section (2), the body section (2) has a stretchable rear-side region (8) having tensile force in the left-right direction when worn by a wearer. The left sleeve (3) is sewn onto the left side of the rear-side region (8) and the right sleeve (4) is sewn onto the right side of the rear-side region (8). In addition, at least an upper end portion back surface (23) of the left sleeve (3) has an elongation force of 45 cN or greater when elongated by 20% in the longitudinal direction. At least an upper end portion back surface (28) of the right sleeve (4) has an elongation force of 45 cN or greater when elongated by 20% in the longitudinal direction.
The present invention provides a garment which is capable of restraining a wearer from adopting a posture in which the wearer's shoulder goes forward such that the wearer's arm moves to the front center side. In a garment (1), a body section (2) includes a front body section and a back body section (12). A right sleeve (3) is provided in a right armhole (8) of the body section (2) and has an elongation force of 25 cN or greater when elongated by 10% in the longitudinal direction. A left sleeve (4) is provided in a left armhole (9) of the body section (2) and has an elongation force of 25 cN or greater when elongated by 10% in the longitudinal direction. The front body section and the back body section (12) are configured such that, in an upper region (13) corresponding to a region from the upper end to the lower end of each of the right armhole (8) and the left armhole (9) of the body section (2), the minimum width in the left-right direction of a first portion (17) present in the upper region (13) of the back body section (12) is smaller than the minimum width in the left-right direction of a second portion present in the upper region (13) of the front body section.
In order to correct the posture of a wearer, the present invention provides an upper body part of a garment, which is capable of restraining the wearer from adopting a posture in which the wearer's shoulder goes forward such that the wearer's arm moves to the front center side. This upper body part (1) of a garment is provided with: a body section (2) having at least a back body section (12); and a left sleeve (3) and a right sleeve (4) respectively provided on the left- and right-sides of the body section (2). The upper body section (1) of a garment has, on at least the back body section (12), a tensile correction section (20) for pulling the right and left shoulder blades of the wearer toward each other. At least the back surface of an upper end portion (41) of the left sleeve (3) has an elongation force of 45 cN or greater when elongated by 20% in the longitudinal direction, and at least the back surface of an upper end portion (42) of the right sleeve (4) has an elongation force of 45 cN or greater when elongated by 20% in the longitudinal direction.
Provided is a garment that is capable of keeping the wearer from assuming a posture in which the shoulders protrude forward so that the arms move toward the center of the front. In the garment (1), the bodice (2) is a cylindrical shape that extends in the vertical direction and comprises a front bodice (11) and a back bodice that, in the upper region (13), has a minimum left-right direction width that is smaller than the minimum left-right direction width of the front bodice. The right sleeve (3) can be worn while fitted on the right arm of the wearer of the garment (1), is connected to the right armhole (8) and has a longitudinal direction extension strength of at least 100 cN at 50% extension in the longitudinal direction. The left sleeve (4) can be worn while fitted on the left arm of the wearer of the garment (1), is connected to the left armhole (9) and has a longitudinal direction extension strength of at least 100 cN at 50% extension in the longitudinal direction.
Provided are panties and similar clothing, for which fit on the lower part of the hips is improved and which are designed to reliably prevent the back edges of the leg openings from riding up. The panties and similar clothing are manufactured using tubular fabric. The panties and similar clothing are provided with: a front surface covering section (11) and a back covering section (12), which are elastic; and a gusset (13), which is provided between the lower edge (16) of the front surface covering section (11) and the lower edge (17) of the back surface covering section (12) and covers the crotch area. The body (14) is provided with a lower narrowing section (25) for narrowing the lower section of the body (14). When the garment is opened along the back center line (S2) of the back surface covering section (12) and unfolded, the back center line (S2) of the back surface covering section (12) narrows downward with respect to the front center line (S1) of the front surface covering section (11) so that the downward extension of the back center line (S2) approaches the downward extension of the front center line (S1).
Clothing such as shorts is provided which is capable of fitting to the lower region of the hips of a person and preventing hip hemlines thereof from rising. The clothing includes a stretchable front covering portion and a stretchable back covering portion. A gusset portion disposed between an inner-crotch front portion at the lower end of the front covering portion and an inner-crotch back portion at the lower end of the back covering portion covers the crotch of the person. A body is opened and developed along a back center line of the back covering portion, and in the developed body, with respect to a front center line of the front covering portion, the back center line of the back covering portion is set so that the downward extended line of the back center line approaches the downward extended line of the front center line in a downward narrowing manner.
