An undergarment including a front panel having a top edge, an elastic band arranged on the front panel along the top edge and extending beyond the front panel parallel to the top edge. The undergarment further includes a back panel having a top edge, the elastic band arranged on the back panel along the top edge and extending beyond the back panel parallel to the top edge, and a pair of connectors secured to the elastic band and configured to attach to a side seam of a blouse or shirt.

An undergarment including a front panel having a top edge, an elastic band arranged on the front panel along the top edge and extending beyond the front panel parallel to the top edge. The undergarment further includes a back panel having a top edge, the elastic band arranged on the back panel along the top edge and extending beyond the back panel parallel to the top edge, and a pair of connectors secured to the elastic band and configured to attach to a side seam of a blouse or shirt.

A garment with low profile fasteners for removable attachment to a top to keep the top tucked in. The fasteners are low-profile, magnetic, and entirely flexible to improve the comfort to a user. Each fastener includes first and second magnetic components that engage each other. The garment can have a generally rectangular shape with fasteners on a first end and a second end. The magnetic components may be embedded within a tab that is fixedly attached to the first and second ends of the garment. The garment can also be a typical undergarment having a waist band, with the first magnetic components of the fasteners embedded in the waist band that cooperatively engage the separate, second magnetic components.

A shirt stay is provided that includes a Z-shaped or S-shaped double-clip support body providing a dual gripping mechanism that prevents a top garment from becoming untucked, while preventing a bottom garment from slipping down from the waist. The double clip support body includes two permanently interlocked U-shaped spring clips oriented in opposite directions and interchangeable grips arranged on the U-shaped spring clips to adjust the spacing of the springs, and correspondingly, the spring tension, of the U-shaped spring clips. Grips having different characteristics can be interchanged with one another on the support body based on the thickness of, and/or type of, material used for each of the top garment and the bottom garment.

A shirt stay is provided that includes a Z-shaped or S-shaped double-clip support body providing a dual gripping mechanism that prevents a top garment from becoming untucked, while preventing a bottom garment from slipping down from the waist. The double clip support body includes two permanently interlocked U-shaped spring clips oriented in opposite directions and interchangeable grips arranged on the U-shaped spring clips to adjust the spacing of the springs, and correspondingly, the spring tension, of the U-shaped spring clips. Grips having different characteristics can be interchanged with one another on the support body based on the thickness of, and/or type of, material used for each of the top garment and the bottom garment.

This invention is a device relating to the garment industry. It attaches near the bottom hem of a tee shirt. It works best when worn as a pair, one at each hip. This attachment is worn under the pants and serves the purpose of preventing the pants from sliding down from the hips. The device is made of a foam cube and has an elastic band protruding from it. This is distinct from other inventions for the same purpose because it is not belt-shaped and will not place pressure on the stomach. Unlike suspenders, it is invisible outwardly, and does not interfere with the appearance of the wearer's wardrobe.

A sleeve clip assembly for preventing the bunching of a long-sleeved shirt while a user's arm is being inserted into the sleeve of another article of clothing. The sleeve clip assembly has a wristband that wraps around the user's wrist and secured into place by first and second hook-and-loop fastener means. A clasp assembly is attached to a cuff of a long-sleeved shirt. The sleeve clip assembly further includes a band attached to the wristband; a connector element secured to the band; a clasp assembly for gripping a cuff of the sleeve of the long-sleeved shirt; a hinge attached to the clasp assembly for pivotally connecting the clasp assembly to the connector element and the band of the wristband of the sleeve clip assembly. Related methods for using the sleeve clip assembly are also disclosed.

Disclosed herein are two-sided garment tapes comprising a substrate having an adhesive coating on a first side and a non-slip coating on a second side. The substrate can comprise a fabric or plastic material. The adhesive coating can comprise a pressure-sensitive adhesive (PSA) or hot-melt adhesive. The non-slip coating can comprise silicone, an elastomer, or rubber. Methods of making and using the tape are also disclosed.

Disclosed herein are two-sided garment tapes comprising a substrate having an adhesive coating on a first side and a non-slip coating on a second side. The substrate can comprise a fabric or plastic material. The adhesive coating can comprise a pressure-sensitive adhesive (PSA) or hot-melt adhesive. The non-slip coating can comprise silicone, an elastomer, or rubber. Methods of making and using the tape are also disclosed.

An improved system and method for keeping articles of clothing properly fixed in place. Embodiments include a first portion and second portion of the clothing. Embodiments further include climbing skin having a plurality of fibers affixed to the first portion. The climbing skin fabric having a plurality of fibers allowing movement of the second portion in one direction with respect to the first portion while impeding movement of the second portion in the other unwanted direction.