A bra for measuring a physiological signal from a body of a user wearing the bra comprises first and second front portions, or bra cups portions. The bra also comprises first and second side wings, wherein the first side wing is coupled with the first front portion and the second side wing is coupled with the second front portion. In addition the bra comprises a measuring device and/or at least two electrodes, where the measuring device or at least one electrode is arranged to a module, and the module forms at least a basis of the first side wing of the bra or even the first side wing of the bra as its entirety.

A fully attachable and detachable ancillary adjustable or non-adjustable breast and cleavage enhancement device and method for attachment to the inside of a brassiere, bikini bathing suit top, stand-alone breast support garment or any breast covering apparatus to enhance the appearance and lift of the wearer's breasts and cleavage. This stand-alone ancillary device is comprised of a pair of breast enhancing and directing pads designed to be securely attached to a brassiere, bikini bathing suit top, stand-alone breast support garment or any breast covering apparatus in a manner that will leverage pulling and pushing forces simultaneously to push breasts upward and towards each other increasing natural cleavage and generating the appearance of fuller breasts. This device provides the desired appearance of enlarged breasts and maximized cleavage in a way that is completely natural looking. The attachable device utilizes strategically placed attachment mechanisms for secure attachment to an existing brassiere, bikini bathing suit top, stand-alone breast support garment or any breast covering apparatus in conjunction with an optionally adjustable center connection mechanism. The strategically-placed attaching mechanisms and center connection device work together to channel pulling and pushing forces that push the breasts upward and together while minimizing unwanted movement of the device and of the breasts contained in the device.

The present disclosure discloses a chest binder. The chest binder includes a chest binder body, wherein a collar and sleeve cuffs are formed on the chest binder body. The chest binder body includes a front piece, a rear piece, and two side pieces. The two side pieces are connected between the front piece and the rear piece. The two side pieces include a left side piece and a right side piece. The left side piece and the right side piece are both located at the axilla positions of the sleeve cuffs. At least one of the left side piece and the right side piece is provided with an opening for girding and a girding zipper. The girding zipper is arranged at the opening for girding and the girding zipper is used for opening or closing the opening for girding to adjust the chest circumference of the chest binder body.

An adjustable, cleavage-enhancing undergarment system is described. In one embodiment, a compression paddle includes a first surface contoured to engage with at least a portion of a user's breast. The compression paddle may include a mechanical coupling configured to engage with an end of a force generating member. The compression paddle may include a locking mechanism configured to engage a rotational state wherein the compression paddle is configured to rotate about an axis that is substantially coaxial to the end of the force generating member, and engage a locked state wherein the compression paddle is mechanically locked at an angular position selectable by the user.

Separator devices and garments comprising separator devices are provided herein. In some aspects, a separator device can comprise a base surface, a front surface, a top end, a bottom end, a first side surface, and a second side surface. In some aspects, the top end has a generally trapezoid shape with a rounded front edge. In some aspects, the separator devices described herein can comprise perforations (through-holes) for breathability.

A holster is configured to assist a user in concealing a firearm. The holster has a front panel, joined to a back panel. A short back strap is joined to the back panel. An elastic material is joined to the front panel. A trim seals three edges of the front panel and the back panel. A long strap is joined to the front panel. The long strap is fastened to the short back strap forming a loop. A belt is sewn over the top of the elastic of the front panel and configured to wrap around a human user.

A device for separating and spacing breasts to reduce perspiration is provided. The device is designed primarily for use with a female undergarment, but may be used without an undergarment. The device elevates and separates the breasts from each other. Placement of the device under the breast elevates the breast to separate the skin on the underside of the breast from the skin of the user's torso. Airflow under the breasts is greatly enhanced by the device, with additional airflow provided by way of spaced apertures positioned along the device. The device has a hollow interior which may be filled with a cooling gel.

Described herein is a breast support garment and methods of use thereof. The garment can be used by a wearer with a small band size and a fuller bust and may be worn during leisure or sleep. The garment contains a sleep stay attached to an inside surface of the front section of the garment (e.g., within each cup) that can be stretched to enwrap the inner curve of a wearer's breast, thereby providing stabilization, physical separation, and/or vertical and/or horizontal support for the wearer's breast (e.g., to counter the pull of gravity on the breasts when a wearer is reclining or sleeping, e.g., side-sleeping, and/or to reduce the movement of the breasts when a wearer is changing positions or carrying out daily activities (e.g., walking)).

A garment includes an outer fabric of a first material and an inner panels of a second material. The inner panels are attached to the outer fabric in a way that allows them to be moved towards a front and a back of the garment. For example, the inner panels are movable related to each other and the outer fabric.

A confectionery dispensing garment is presented. The invention comprises a garment such as a brassiere with one or more cups shaped substantially as a truncated cone with a first small radius opening and a first large radius opening. The first small radius opening is sized to substantially expose a wearer's nipple. A truncated conic housing with a second small radius opening and a second large radius opening is removably couplable to the garment. The first small radius opening and the second small radius opening are sized substantially the same. Each truncated conic housing is configured to fit over one of the one or more cups of the brassiere such that the second small radius opening aligns with the first small radius opening to expose the wearer's nipple. One or more substantially torus shaped confectionery units is removably coupled to an outside surface of said truncated conic housing.