Hbi Branded Apparel Enterprises, LLC Corporation

Hanes Operations Europe Sas

Dbapparel Operations

Dba Lux 1 Sarl

Manon Turlan

Francis Watrin

Sandrine Rognard

Nadège Logre

The invention concerns a cup () for a bra () that comprises an outer shell () forming a recess () of a generally hemispherical shape and that is defined by a peripheral edge (), characterized in that the cup () comprises at least an inner skin () forming a lining that is fixed to the peripheral edge () of the cup () and that partially covers the recess () formed by the outer shell (), defining a space with the outer shell (), and in that the inner skin () is designed to be tensioned when the cup () is placed on a breast.

Bra cup having an enhancing effect

The invention relates to a knitted bra (), comprising at least a first knitted cup () and a second knitted cup () which are transversely aligned and each have an overall hemispheric shape, each cup () comprising a first elastically extensible knitted peripheral portion for supporting the chest, a stiffener () portion which extends at least partially under each cup (), and a strap () for attaching the back of the bra (), characterized in that the stiffener () forms an underwiring strip which at least partially surrounds the first peripheral supporting portion () of each cup (), and in that the stiffener () is knitted in a first type of stitch designed for replacing an added underwiring.

Knitted bra having variable elasticity

An article made of elastic textile material comprising at least one zone intended to be shaped by thermal molding is provided. The at least one zone has at least over one part a support region in which the textile material is coated, prior to thermal molding, with a non-moldable material with shape-memory. The article is, in particular, a brassiere coated with silicone in the zone of the cups of the brassiere.

Moulded textile lingerie item with support region made from silicone

Moulded textile lingerie item, particularly a bra with support region made from silicone

A process for fixing several textile thicknesses along a line, and particularly an edge of a textile article, of the type by which two stitched sewing threads are used, namely the lower and the upper is provided. One of the threads changes state at a first predetermined temperature. A glue for thermogluing the thicknesses is provided. The glue acts at a second predetermined temperature. The state changing thread melts at a first temperature that is lower than the second temperature. The other thread is eliminated after the state changing thread has melted. This results in a perfectly placed seamless assembly.

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Manon Turlan