Maria L Pardo

20090233523, Sep 17, 2009

Mar 17, 2009

12/406072

Maria Pardo - New York NY, US
Eve Bastug - North Haldon NJ, US
Deborah Hughes - Brooklyn NY, US
Darci Thompson - New York NY, US
Natalie Lamadrid - Elmhurst NY, US

A41C 3/00

450 39, 450 70, 450 86

A brassiere garment having a pair of cup portions, each cup portion with an inner foam cup molded generally to the shape of the wearer's bust, and an outer fabric layer overlying the foam cup. Each foam cup has a first lower portion comprising a foam ply that is substantially inelastic in its lateral dimension, and a second upper portion that exhibits one or more of a lighter weight, lower density, greater elasticity and lesser thickness than the lower first portion. The lower first portion and upper second portion join with one another along a line generally traversing the foam cup from a lower and inward side of the foam cup and extending upward and laterally outward in direction. In certain embodiments, the line along which the lower first portion and upper second portion are joined with one another generally extends to or through the apex of the foam cup. Further, a pair of chest bands extends laterally outward from either cup portion, the chest bands having respective complementary mating hook-and-eye closures on either end thereof.

20100075575, Mar 25, 2010

Mar 17, 2009

12/406047

Maria Pardo - New York NY, US
Eve Bastug - North Haldon NJ, US
Deborah Hughes - Brooklyn NY, US
Darci Thompson - New York NY, US
Natalie Lamadrid - Elmhurst NY, US

A41C 3/00
A41C 3/10

450 39, 450 41, 450 86

A lightweight brassiere is described that provides intended support to the user while increasing comfort by its structure and/or shape, and also by reduced weight. In particular a cup is made of a spacer fabric to provide the desired support at a minimum weight. Additional features include use of Ti-alloy materials in place of traditionally steel components, a narrower fabric channel for the underwire, and elimination of stitching by using sonic seal wherever possible.

20150173423, Jun 25, 2015

Dec 19, 2013

14/134265

Maria PARDO - New York NY, US

A41B 9/14
A41B 9/00
A41B 9/04

A lace undergarment includes a waistband and a crotch element connected to the waistband. The waistband includes a pair of waistband elements connected together, each waistband element including a first end with a first width and a second end, positioned opposite the first end, the second end having a second width, larger than the first width. The first ends of each of the waistband elements are joined together to form a front of the waistband and the second ends of each waistband element is joined together to form a rear of the waistband. The crotch element includes a first end connected to the front of the waistband and a second end connected to the rear of the waistband.