US20170238621A1 - Sports undergarment including a resilient fabric contributing levels of compression adapted to the muscle tissues - Google Patents

Sports undergarment including a resilient fabric contributing levels of compression adapted to the muscle tissues Download PDF

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US20170238621A1
US20170238621A1 US15/519,831 US201515519831A US2017238621A1 US 20170238621 A1 US20170238621 A1 US 20170238621A1 US 201515519831 A US201515519831 A US 201515519831A US 2017238621 A1 US2017238621 A1 US 2017238621A1
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  • the present invention relates to an undergarment for the practice of a sport, which is provided for improving comfort and performances.
  • support undergarments In order to exert a tight holding of the limbs for medical reasons, the production of support undergarments is known, in particular support stockings for the legs, comprising a resilient fabric which exerts a constant and uniform tight hold on the limbs as a whole.
  • a known type of sports undergarment for the lower body in the form of pants, presented in particular in the document US-A1-2014059741, has vertical resilient bands arranged along the legs, which exert additional support in this direction making it possible to reduce muscle fatigue of the legs.
  • the present invention in particular aims to prevent these disadvantages of the prior art.
  • an undergarment provided for sports practice which includes a resilient fabric which is fit on the body while exerting compression in order to limit the oscillations of the muscle tissues during the practice of the sport, characterized in that it has areas having different levels of resilience, each of these areas contributing levels of compression adapted to the muscle tissues that they cover, including higher compression when these muscle tissues present greater oscillations from the outset.
  • An advantage of this undergarment is that it is thus possible to precisely define different areas on the human body, each corresponding to ranges of oscillation of the muscle tissues during the practice of the sport, and then to adapt, for each of these areas, the level of elongation and nervousness of the resilient fabric in order to reduce the oscillations appropriately.
  • the undergarment according to the invention can moreover have one or more of the following features which can be combined together.
  • the areas of higher compression have a silicone deposit on the resilient fabric.
  • Silicone is a material having great resilience and great nervousness, which moreover is easily deposited and attached on resilient fabrics.
  • the compression can be contributed by other methods, for example, by the application of resins other than silicone, adhesion or addition of material, or any other application, in particular of the material reinforcement type which reinforces the resilience in the higher compression areas.
  • the deposit, for example, of silicone on the areas of higher compression forms a pattern comprising mesh preferably of hexagonal shape or of any other known geometric shape, for example, triangular.
  • meshes form a decoration that at the same time allows one to set the level of resilience by adjusting their thickness.
  • the silicone is deposited according to a pattern produced by a silk screen printing process. This process makes it easy to form varied patterns.
  • the resilient fabric is a jersey stitch knit based on polyamide and elastane. This type of fabric has a good level of resilience and is pleasant to wear.
  • the weaving width of the resilient fabric is advantageously arranged according to the height of the undergarments but can also be arranged in the direction of the width provided that the elongation and the modulus are similar.
  • the areas of compression including the highest level have, in the direction of the height of the undergarment, an elongation of approximately 49%, particularly between 40% and 60%, for a load of 15 N, and in the direction of the width, an elongation of approximately 66%, particularly between 55% and 75%, for a load of 15N, these measurements being made according to the standard BS 4952. These values contribute a good level of compression of the muscle tissues that have the highest oscillations.
  • the undergarment is in the form of pants having a lower area of low compression on the legs, which goes up to the knees, and having an upper area of high compression above that going up to the top.
  • the pants can have an area of medium compression in the form of a band that rises towards the inside between the legs.
  • the undergarment is in the form of a jersey having an upper area of low compression in the upper part going essentially down to the middle of the thorax, and on the arms, and having one or more lower areas of higher compression below that. In this case as well, there are areas that are adapted to the movements of the corresponding muscle tissues.
  • the jersey can have a lower area which, in the center of the front and of the back and at the height of the middle of the thorax, includes an essentially horizontal band which is completed on each side by a descending part contributing a medium or high level of compression.
  • FIGS. 1 a and 1 b present the muscles of the human body respectively from the front and from the back;
  • FIGS. 2 a and 2 b present, on the human body respectively from the front and from the back, areas corresponding to three levels of oscillation of the muscle tissues during the practice of running;
  • FIGS. 3 a , 3 b , 4 a , 4 b present, respectively from the front and from the back, pants or “leggings” and a jersey or “tee-shirt” according to the invention having three levels of resilience;
  • FIG. 5 presents a silicone covering pattern applied on the resilient fabric in order to adapt its level of resilience
  • FIGS. 6 a , 6 b , 7 a , 7 b present, respectively from the front and from the back, pants or “leggings” and a jersey or “tee-shirt” according to a variant having two levels of resilience.
  • FIG. 1 a presents the human body seen from the front, which has the following muscles on each leg, starting from the bottom, the peroneus brevis 2 , the tibialis anterior 4 , the vastus medialis 6 , the vastus lateralis 8 , the rectus femoris 10 , the adductor longus 12 , the sartorius 14 , the tensor fasciae latae 16 , and towards the inside of the leg the adductor magnus 18 , the gracilis 20 , the pectineus 22 and the iliopsoas 24 .
  • the human body has the following muscles in the upper part, starting from the bottom, the abdominal external oblique muscle 26 , the rectus abdominus 28 , the serratus anterior 30 , the pectoralis major 32 and the deltoid 34 .
  • FIG. 1 b presents the human body seen from the back, which has the following muscles on each leg, starting from the bottom, the soleus 50 , the peroneus longus 52 , the gastrocnemius 54 , the plantaris 56 , the semimembranosus 58 , the semitendinosus 60 , the biceps femoris 62 , the gluteus maximus 64 and the gluteus maximus 66 .
  • the human body has the following muscles in the upper part, starting from the bottom, the latissimus dorsi 68 , the infraspinatus 70 and the trapezius 72 .
  • FIGS. 2 a and 2 b present different levels of oscillation of the muscle tissues during the practice of running, which were measured by sensors on a sample of people representing different sexes, ages, heights and weights. The movements are measured in three dimensions; in the case of this sport, they are generally greater in the vertical direction.
  • FIGS. 3 a and 3 b present pants 100 made from a resilient fabric, which produces compression of the lower body at the same time due to the material and how this fabric is made and due to the application of silicone on certain areas of this fabric.
  • the fabric alone contributes a low level of compression; the silicone combined with the fabric contributes, depending on its pattern, a medium level and a high level of compression.
  • the fabric is a jersey stitch knit based on polyamide and elastane, in particular containing 78% polyamide and 22% elastane.
  • the grammage is 200 g per square meter. In the direction of the weaving length, it has an elongation of 77% for a load of 15 N, and a modulus of 233 cN for a force of 30%. In the direction of the weaving width, it has an elongation of 59% for a load of 15 N, and a modulus of 107 cN for a force of 30%.
  • the width of the fabric in the direction of the height of the pants 100 , in order to benefit from a greater stiffness of this fabric in this direction. Moreover, greater resilience is obtained in the direction of the width, which allows the product to be slipped on more comfortably.
  • the pants 100 On the legs, the pants 100 have a lower area 102 featuring a fabric without silicone contributing a low level of compression, which goes approximately up to the knees, rising toward the inside, and which essentially covers the peroneus brevis 2 and the tibialis anterior 4 on the front and the soleus 50 , the peroneus longus 52 and the gastrocnemius 54 on the back.
  • the pants 100 have an intermediate area 104 in the form of a band also rising toward the inside between the legs and coming almost to the crotch, featuring a fabric with silicone contributing a medium level of compression, which essentially covers the plantaris 56 , the semimembranosus 58 , the semitendinosus 60 .
  • the pants 100 have an upper area 106 going up to the waist, featuring a fabric with silicone contributing a high level of compression, which essentially covers the vastus medialis 6 , the vastus lateralis 8 , the rectus femoris 10 , the adductor longus 12 , the sartorius 14 , the adductor magnus 18 , the gracilis 20 , the pectineus 22 and the iliopsoas 24 on the front.
  • This upper area 106 essentially covers the biceps femoris 62 and the gluteus maximus 64 muscles on the back.
  • FIGS. 4 a and 4 b present a jersey 110 made from the same resilient fabric, which produces compression of the upper body in the same manner due to the material and how this fabric is made and due to the application of silicone on certain areas in order to contribute three levels of compression.
  • the width of the fabric is also arranged in the direction of the height of the jersey 110 in order to benefit from greater stiffness in this direction and to make this product easier to slip on.
  • the jersey 110 On the upper body going down to the middle of the thorax and on the sleeves, the jersey 110 has an upper area 112 featuring a fabric without silicone contributing a low level of compression, which essentially covers the pectoralis major 32 , the deltoid 34 , the infraspinatus 70 , the trapezius 72 , the teres major 86 , the teres minor 88 , and all the muscles of the arm.
  • the jersey 110 has an intermediate area 114 which, in the center of the front and of the back and at the height of the middle of the thorax, has a thin, essentially horizontal band which is completed on each side by a descending part coming below this thorax, featuring a fabric with silicone contributing the medium level of compression.
  • the intermediate area 114 essentially covers the rectus abdominus 28 and the serratus anterior 30 .
  • the jersey 110 has a lower area 116 going down to the waist, featuring a fabric with silicone contributing the high level of compression, which essentially covers the abdominal external oblique muscle 26 on the front and the latissimus dorsi 68 on the back.
  • FIG. 5 presents the pattern produced with silicone for the areas of medium and high compression, comprising mesh according to a hexagonal shape 120 having a width L on the order of 10 mm and a height H on the order of 15 mm.
  • the areas of medium and high compression are differentiated by adapting the thickness E of this pattern, which is 2 mm for medium compression and 3 mm for high compression, thereby enabling one to keep an appearance and manufacturing means that remain similar.
  • the silicone can in particular be deposited by silk screen printing on the textile in order to obtain the desired pattern, this process allowing impregnation of the silicone in the textile, which increases its nervousness, that is to say the force of return to its initial position.
  • a resilient fabric having, in the direction of the height of the product, an elongation of 54 % for a load of 15 N and a modulus of 560 cN for a force of 30%. In the width direction, it has an elongation of 72% for a load of 15 N and a modulus of 420 cN for a force of 30%.
  • a resilient fabric having, in the direction of the height of the product, an elongation of 49% for a load of 15 N and a modulus of 640 cN for a force of 30%. In the width direction, it has an elongation of 66% for a load of 15 N and a modulus of 420 cN for a force of 30%.
  • FIGS. 6 a , 6 b , 7 a , 7 b present pants 100 and a jersey 110 that have only two areas of compression, an area of low compression with the resilient fabric alone, and an area of high compression with the fabric receiving silicone in order to produce the highest compression presented above.
  • the width of the fabric is also arranged in the direction of the height of the pants 100 and of the jersey 110 in order to benefit from greater stiffness in this direction and to make these products easier to slip on.
  • FIGS. 6 a and 6 b present pants 130 having, on each leg, a lower area 132 featuring a fabric without silicone contributing a low level of compression, which goes approximately up to and including the knees, rising slightly towards the outside, and which essentially covers the peroneus brevis 2 and the tibialis anterior 4 on the front, and the soleus 50 , the peroneus longus 52 and the gastrocnemius 54 on the back.
  • the pants 130 have an upper area 134 which goes up to the waist, featuring a fabric with silicone contributing a high level of compression, which essentially covers the vastus medialis 6 , the vastus lateralis 8 , the rectus femoris 10 , the adductor longus 12 , the sartorius 14 , the adductor magnus 18 , the gracilis 20 , the pectineus 22 and the iliopsoas 24 on the front, and which covers the plantaris 56 , the semimembranosus 58 , the semitendinosus 60 , the biceps femoris 62 and the gluteus maximus 64 on the back.
  • FIGS. 7 a and 7 b present a jersey 140 which, on the upper body going down to the middle of the thorax, and on the sleeves, has an upper area 142 a featuring a fabric without silicone contributing the low level of compression, which essentially covers the pectoralis major 30 , the deltoid 34 , the infraspinatus 70 , the trapezius 72 , the teres major 86 , the teres minor 88 , and all the muscles of the arm.
  • the jersey 140 also has two lower central areas 142 b of fabric without silicone contributing the low level of compression, in the middle of the abdomen and of the back down to the bottom.
  • the jersey 140 has a lower area 144 which, in the center of the front and of the back, and at the height of the middle of the thorax, has a thin, essentially horizontal band which is completed on each side by a descending part coming down to the bottom, featuring a fabric with silicone contributing the high level of compression.
  • This lower area 144 essentially covers the abdominal external oblique muscle 26 , the rectus abdominus 28 and the serratus anterior 30 on the front, and the latissimus dorsi 68 on the back.
  • the invention it is possible to produce on the undergarments a varied number of areas, greater than three, corresponding to different levels of compression of the fabric, as well as area contours adapted particularly to the muscles to be covered.

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