Corset with different curvature and elasticity

Abstract

A non-sewing corset with different curvature and elasticity is disclosed, having a tubular knitted main body that defines a pull-through space. A reducing portion shrinking inward is formed in the middle section of the tubular knitted main body so that the corset has an hourglass-shaped structure. Two sleeving portions are formed on the upper and lower sides of the tubular knitted main body. The reducing portion uses a knitting method different from the two sleeving portions, with its elasticity higher than the elasticity of the two sleeving portions, so that the reducing portion can have a reinforced binding on the predetermined position of the body. As a result, the corset product alone can achieve the binding and body-sculpting effect of an additional vest.

1 . A non-sewing corset with different curvature and elasticity, comprising:
 a tubular knitted main body, being a tubular-knitted hourglass-shaped sleeve knitted with a plurality of threads in order in a ring shape, without any stitching; the tubular knitted main body defines a pull-through space, for the user to pull through, so that the tubular knitted main body can at least bind the waist or belly part of the user's body;   a reducing portion shrinking inward, formed in the middle section of the tubular knitted main body; and   two sleeving portions, formed on the upper and lower sides of the tubular knitted main body; said two sleeving portions use a different knitting method, with their thread knitting tension lower than that of the reducing portion, so as to reduce the elasticity of the sleeving portions; as a result, the sleeving portions have an expanding shape in contrast to the reducing portion;   based on this, when the tubular knitted main body is pulled over the user's body, the reducing portion can reinforce the binding on the predetermined position of the body; as a result, the corset product alone can achieve the binding and body-sculpting effect of an additional vest, with no need of manual adjustment.   
     
     
         2 . The structure defined in  claim 1 , wherein the knitting stitches of the tubular knitted main body are gradually reduced from the reducing portion to the two sleeving portions. 
     
     
         3 . The structure defined in  claim 1 , wherein the weft knitting lengths of the tubular knitted main body are gradually reduced from the reducing portion to the two sleeving portions. 
     
     
         4 . The structure defined in  claim 1 , wherein a stretching portion is formed on at least one sleeving side of the tubular knitted main body by extending the knitting; said stretching portion can be in any style of tight-fitting clothes or pants.