[0001] This invention refers to an "Integrated Garment" comprising a single item of apparel
covering the upper part of the footwear, leaving only the soles uncovered, then forming
the stockings around the legs, followed by a garment body adaptable to the user.
[0002] There is no separation between the parts referred to.
[0003] The fashion world is seeking new forms which provide the user with enhanced comfort
and freedom of movement, while making it possible to adopt a variety of shapes, according
to use.
[0004] Until now, no integrated item of apparel was known which united the different parts
of the clothing in a single garment to facilitate said user with a means of dressing
in a single movement which at the same time provided complete freedom of movement
not available with usual dress, avoiding the pressure of full stockings on the waist
for example.
DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
[0005] Specifically, the garment in this invention comprises a single part with its corresponding
seams to form the garment adaptable to all the parts to cover the body, namely the
upper part of the garment, corresponding to the body, reaching the shoulders and even
shaping the sleeves, so that this part may be beneficially adapted to the user's body.
It extends downwards in two tubular parts, as if two "panty" type stockings, ending
at the footwear so that the top of such standard footwear is covered by each lower
section of the garment, and adapted thereto, held in place between the cut and the
associated sole, so that said standard footwear is completely concealed. Each shoe
is wrapped in a sheath, formed by the bottom of the garment being disclosed, made
of a material preferably of elastic nature, which adapts to this bottom part of the
footwear, concealing it completely but for the sole itself, similarly adapting to
the user's legs, thighs, waist and body, to form an integrated garment.
[0006] For preference, the garment includes the part corresponding to "panty" type stockings
and the lower part enclosing the footwear, so that the upper extension covering the
user's body may or may not include it: the latter may be sleeved, or use braces, or
have one type or another of neckline, with zipper, buttons, etc..., in accordance
with the enclosed designs.
[0007] On the other hand, it may also be emphasised that the footwear preferably comprises
flat, lightweight shoes, e.g. the classical slipper, sports footwear, etc...
[0008] To complete this description and to aid in a better understanding of the features
of the invention, these Specifications are accompanied by a set of drawings, forming
an integral part hereof which, by way of illustration and without limitation, show
the following:
Figure 1 shows a practical application of the use of the garment, placed over the
silhouette of a human body.
Figure 2 is a perspective side view of the lower part, with the garment cut to reveal
the shoe and the part of the garment which acts as a sheath for such shoe.
Figures 3, 4 and 5 show examples of the finished garment design.
Figures 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 show a face view of the patterns for the integrated
garment, with the different designs according to the type of footwear for which it
is intended, as follows:
Figure 6 is the right side of the back of the integrated garment for flat footwear.
Figure 7 is the front of the integrated garment for flat footwear.
Figure 8 is the right front of the integrated garment for high-heeled footwear.
Figure 9 is the left front of the integrated garment for high-heeled footwear.
Figure 10 is the right back of the integrated garment for high-heeled footwear.
Figure 11 is the right back of the integrated garment for flat footwear.
Figures 12, 13, 14 and 15 show a face view of patterns for design of the integrated
garment when it covers the waist from the bust to the footwear of the user, for the
same footwear types as above.
Figure 12 shows the side of the integrated garment for flat footwear.
Figure 13 shows the right front of the integrated garment for high-heeled footwear,
when it covers to the bust.
Figure 14 shows the right back of the integrated garment for high-heeled footwear
when it covers to the bust.
Figure 15 is the left front of the integrated garment for high-heeled footwear, when
it covers to the bust.
PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION
[0009] From the attached drawings, it can be seen how the garment put forward is made up
of a single part, referenced with the number (1), consisting of three sections, which
are not separated, comprising in turn the cover for the footwear (2), "panty" type
stockings (3) and the body or garment (4). Said garment (1) is of a material, fabric
or the like, preferably of an elastic type, and forms a wrapping in the lower part
(2) for each shoe (5): the shape of such lower part (2) adapts to differing footwear
types so as to completely conceal and wrap the whole of the shoe or footwear in said
lower part of the garment (1), except for the sole. Said lower section (2) is secured
to the footwear by placing a part of said section between the cut and sole of the
shoe or footwear (5) so that, by conventional methods, it is fixed in place by the
union of the sole as such and the cut of the associated footwear, as shown in figure
2.
[0010] As already pointed and as can be seen from the figures, from each zone or part (2)
surrounding the footwear, the garment (1) extends upwards in two parts (3) of a tubular
shape which form a type of "panty" or stocking which, thanks to the elastic character
of the element, adapt perfectly to the user's legs and thighs, continuing uninterruptedly
and without any type of seam into the part (4) for the user's body, which will be
perfectly accommodated in said part (4) of the garment (1). This part, forming the
body or garment, may take any form, i.e. sleeved or unsleeved, requiring braces, with
one type or another of neckline, etc. ...What is important is that a single element,
with the usual seams for shaping the garment, should include a wrapping for the shoes,
forming the footwear or concealing it completely, a part to form long stockings, followed
by a part which is a garment adapted to the user's body.
[0011] Figures 1, 3, 4 and 5 show how the garment perfectly dresses a woman represented
by a silhouette, adapted to the feet, legs, thighs, hips and body as a whole of said
silhouette (6) of a woman.
[0012] As also pointed out above, the garment may lack the upper part (4) corresponding
to or conforming the body, and be made up, clearly, of the lower part (2) around the
footwear and the section (3) which forms the stockings or "panties" as such.
The garment has pleats(7) to adapt to the users body.
1. An integrated garment incorporating a pair of standard shoes, formed by a single elastic
element wich, without interruption, forms an upper tubular section adaptable to the
users bo-and continuing in two further tubular parts wich are adaptable to the legs,
ending in sheaths shaped to adapt to the type of footwear with wich it is to be used,
covering the top said footwear, introduced between the top of the footwear and the
sole, before fixing together the two parts of the footwear and incorporating it thereto
when they fixed together in that manner.The garment has pleats to adapt to the user's
body.
2. An integrated garment as set forth in claim 1, comprising a single elastic element
adaptable to the users lower abdomen buttocks and waist and continuing in two tubular
parts which adapt to the legs, and ending in components covering the top each shoe
according to its shape, and secured such top and the sole when these two elements
of the shoe are fixed together.