A clothing article for breast support is shown and described. The clothing article for breast support with removable underwire includes a front portion having two breast support sections. At least one underwire is removably secured around a lower perimeter of each of the two breast support sections, wherein the underwire is a single piece. A strap system is secured to the top of each of the breast support sections. The strap system is further secured to a side of each breast support, wherein the straps are connected to opposite sides of each breast support section.

A strap adjustable brassiere has straps that are slidably engaged with a band rail extending along the wing band and/or a cup rail extending along the cup. The wing band rail extends in an incline from a side position toward the center back position and this enables the straps to be slid from one position to another along the band rail without changing the length of the straps. Likewise, the cup rail extends at an incline from a side location toward the center front location to allow the strap to slide along the cup rail without changing the length of the strap. The rail may be a bulbous extension from the wing band and the strap slider, cup or band, may have a cavity that extends around the rail to provide a slidable engagement.

A bra or a garment, and an associated method of construction, where the bra or garment includes a first front panel configured to support a user's breast, a first pair of straps integrally formed and extending from the first front panel, the first front panel and first pair of straps formed from a unitary tube of an elastomeric or mechanical stretch material, where the first front panel is capable of stretching to an extended position when the bra or garment is worn by the user.

A bra or a garment, and an associated method of construction, where the bra or garment includes a first front panel configured to support a user's breast, a first pair of straps integrally formed and extending from the first front panel, the first front panel and first pair of straps formed from a unitary tube of an elastomeric or mechanical stretch material, where the first front panel is capable of stretching to an extended position when the bra or garment is worn by the user.

A support garment (10) includes a front panel (12) and a back panel (14). The front panel (12) includes an inner layer (18) and an outer layer (20). The inner layer (18) includes a first cup (34), a second cup (34), and a first pair of straps (62). The outer layer (20) includes a second pair of straps (64). The outer layer (20) is configured to provide compression when worn. The first pair of straps (62) and the second pair of straps (64) each extend between the front panel (12) and the back panel (14). The support garment (10) also includes a band (16) defining a torso opening (22). The band (16) extends below the front panel (12) and the back panel (14). The support garment (10) is configured to apply lateral tension to the first cup (34) and the second cup (34).

A support garment (10) includes a front panel (12) and a back panel (14). The front panel (12) includes an inner layer (18) and an outer layer (20). The inner layer (18) includes a first cup (34), a second cup (34), and a first pair of straps (62). The outer layer (20) includes a second pair of straps (64). The outer layer (20) is configured to provide compression when worn. The first pair of straps (62) and the second pair of straps (64) each extend between the front panel (12) and the back panel (14). The support garment (10) also includes a band (16) defining a torso opening (22). The band (16) extends below the front panel (12) and the back panel (14). The support garment (10) is configured to apply lateral tension to the first cup (34) and the second cup (34).

The present disclosure provides off-the-shoulder garments comprising a securing device disposed below an axilla (e.g., armpit) of the user.

Article, such as sports bras, and methods of making the same are described. A sports bra may comprise a front panel comprising a bust panel, a first shoulder strap, and a second shoulder strap. The sports bra may comprise a rear panel comprising a first back strap and a second back strap. The first back strap may coupled to the first shoulder strap at a first shoulder seam and the second back strap may coupled to the second shoulder strap at a second shoulder seam. The first back strap may be coupled to the bust panel at a first side seam and the second back strap may be coupled to the bust panel at a second side seam. One or both of the back straps may have the second a curve-linear shape exhibiting a tapered width.

Article, such as sports bras, and methods of making the same are described. A sports bra may comprise a front panel comprising a bust panel, a first shoulder strap, and a second shoulder strap. The sports bra may comprise a rear panel comprising a first back strap and a second back strap. The first back strap may coupled to the first shoulder strap at a first shoulder seam and the second back strap may coupled to the second shoulder strap at a second shoulder seam. The first back strap may be coupled to the bust panel at a first side seam and the second back strap may be coupled to the bust panel at a second side seam. One or both of the back straps may have the second a curve-linear shape exhibiting a tapered width.

Aspects herein are directed to a bra having a front portion formed with multiple layers of mesh to provide a supportive, modest bra that is breathable, lightweight, and quick drying. The front portion includes an interior support panel assembly having a first panel made of a mesh material and a second panel made of a spacer mesh material that is adjacent and external to the first panel. The front portion also includes an upper support panel made of a spacer mesh material and a lower support panel made of a mesh material that each are positioned adjacent and external to the interior support panel assembly. The upper support panel and the lower support panel are each defined by a top edge and a bottom edge, and at least a portion of the upper support panel bottom edge may be positioned superior to the lower support panel bottom edge.