Abstract:
The present invention provides garments having a designed construction with the use of combining fabrics, one made of a stretch fabric of various percentages and the other made of a non-stretch fabric. Garments within any given style use a combination of varying panels made of both non-stretch and stretch fabric placed in strategic sections to push the fat tissue of the body to areas where it is more appealing to the eye. The stretchable fabric gives expansibility to this pushed body fat, while the non-stretch fabric restricts and pushes the fat tissue. By combining the two said fabrics together creates the reshaping of a body. Designs have various infinite combinations of these fabric panels targeting sections to enhance or to hide areas of excess body fat and redistribute them to areas more appealing to create the illusion of a slim youthful body.

Description:
TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION 
       [0001]    The present invention relates to garments that redistribute body fat by combining non-stretch and stretch fabrics along with the style and cut to create an illusion of a firm slender figure. 
       BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 
       [0002]    Designers have been trying to create garments that battle the bulge for some time now mainly focused on under garments that support, tuck, flatten, and slender by targeting areas such as the buttock, thighs, abs, breasts, back folds, love handles, with various product such as the girdle, or a sewn in abdomen and buttock support such as in U.S. Pat. No. 5,888,118. A similar effect found in U.S. Pat. No. 4,671,264 a process for making pants-like undergarment incorporating a partially rigid and partially elastic structure for retaining abdominal tissue in place, particularly for retaining inguinal hernias in place and pants-like obtained with such process. 
         [0003]    Others include U.S. Pat. No. 5,533,961 a lumbar support garment, U.S. Pat. No. 5,613,893 Dorso-abdominal support garments using various elastic textile materials in various directions. In U.S. Pat. No. 6,035,448 Slacks with built-in girdle panel. The control panel is made of a girdle like fabric and has a greater degree of elasticity in the horizontal direction than in the vertical direction, U.S. Pat. No. 6,543,062 a pant garment may be formed with a high back and low front to accentuate the buttocks of the wearer. A pants garment can include elastic panels along a front to draw in the wearer&#39;s stomach and pull on the rear to lift the buttocks. The garment can be formed of a shape recovery material that cooperates with the elastic panels to assist in lifting of the buttocks. 
         [0004]    While others have created the two-ply support garment in U.S. Pat. No. 6,645,040 which focuses on a brassiere, panty, or the like, is made by positioning a piece of heat-bondable polymer film between two fabric plies of a two-ply fabric blank in one or more selected areas that will become portions of the garment, heating the film to bond the plies to the opposite faces of the film in the one or more selected areas, and fashioning a two-ply garment from the blank. 
         [0005]    In U.S. Pat. No. 7,260,961 a circularly knit undergarment having knit-in support panels and derriere cup fullness with the body of the undergarment made with material that is seamlessly woven, made of a light weight micro fiber nylon or LYCRA spandex, and includes a gusset that is made of cotton and micro fiber nylon. 
         [0006]    In U.S. Pat. No. 6,238,266 support garment fabrics with cross-linked polyurethane lattices coated thereon. These garments, which provide a support function through the utilization of a dried polyurethane coating, placed on certain areas of the target fabric surface. Such a coating produces a reduction in the elongation characteristics of the target fabric thereby exhibiting a manner of providing support to the target fabric, which is comfortable to the wearer and inexpensive to produce. 
         [0007]    In U.S. Pat. No. 4,701,964, which are a unique method and apparatus, are provided for applying a thermoplastic adhesive to a portion of a garment in a predetermined pattern. The portion of the garment is initially loaded onto a conveyor device through a loading fixture and a powdered adhesive is screen printed onto said portion in a predetermined pattern. The adhesive is cured in a drying oven and permitted to cool. A cover panel is then placed over the adhesive and the cover panel is fused to that portion of the garment at elevated temperature and pressure. The resultant garment, preferably a woman&#39;s undergarment, possesses the combination of unique control, support, shape and aesthetic characteristics. 
         [0008]    In U.S. Pat. No. 7,257,847 a buttocks support device using adjustable rings. Also the support device that comprises an abdominal element and a pair of thigh support elements each of which can be but is not limited to be formed as a ring shaped element. Each thigh support element has a buttock section and a midriff or abdominal section, the buttock section being configured to lift and restrain the wearer&#39;s buttock. The preferred device includes a sleeve there over for permitting the “rings” to be tightened without pulling on the wearer&#39;s skin. All the above are varying degrees of undergarment support units made for the most part to slender but be comfortable at the same time. However, you still then have to wear garments on top adding thickness, which doesn&#39;t feel great in the heat of a summer&#39;s day. Not to mention knowing the fact that you are wearing a garment known as a “modern girdle effect” which isn&#39;t great for the self-esteem of the individual. 
         [0009]    Many New brands have their own unique design, style and cut with claims of influencing a slimming appearance to the human body. The style and cut play a large role in creating a slimmer appearance but the type of fabric also plays a role. Other factors that may also have induced this slimming appearance are the size and placement of the back pockets, the rise in the garment, from high-rise or a low-rise, and the bottom leg cut to specific design. 
         [0010]    In the Canadian patent pending 2,623,776 No End Slimming Jeans the undergarment process is removed and incorporated in the garment itself by combining of unique styles and cut that are strategically targeted to the problematic regions along with the use of combining of non-stretch and stretch fabrics to create this innovative support system that focuses on pushing the body fat to areas that can be better camouflaged creating this illusion of a firm slender physic and feel like you are just wearing a garment. No one wants to know their having to wear a girdle. So why not just engineer a fabulous fit with a hip fresh design element that pushes the body tissue around to give that extra lift or tuck without all the strings, bands, and layers. 
       DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION 
       [0011]    There has not been a brand label that has ever invested in combining stretch and non-stretch fabric in the exploration of the possible effects it may have on redirecting body fat to reshape the human body. Within any single design with specific panels of the design strategically assigned either stretch fabric, while other panels are made of non-stretch fabric, are then combined with all elements of style, design, cut, fit, pocket placement and the “key factor” use of the two varying fabrics; stretch and non-stretch to create a new innovative garment that redistributes the wearers natural body fat and slightly redirects it to areas that can give the appearance of a slimmer firm body. The effect is striving to achieve more of a “Barbie” type body, which is the pushing out of the inner thighs, creating a slight hollowing between the thighs and an hourglass curve toward the outer thigh. The buttock is lifted upward and the sides perked inward creating a firm rounded appearance. The waistline is slimmed, abs held in and the breasts pushed up for fullness. 
         [0012]    How the above is achieved, the garment is created with a focused on various body types and their problematic areas as target points. So one must choose a style suited to their body&#39;s need, as we all are unique in our shape and size. The basic formula is to strategically place panels of non-stretch fabric to the regions where body fat needs to be pushed slighted over to areas that can camouflage this added body fat. The tightness of a non-stretch fabric has the effect of pushing the body&#39;s fat into the areas where panels of a stretch fabric allow expansibility of this added fat tissue creating a natural shaping of the body. 
         [0013]    An example of a garment designed to slender the inner thigh and firm the buttocks region is created by sewing the inner panels of the right and left sides of the front body made of the non-stretch fabric stitched vertical along the inseam, and an opening with a zipper sewn in-between the said non-stretch fabric and the front outer panels of the stretchable fabric, up to the bottom edge of the waistband section connecting the said stretch fabric of the front body. The back inner panels of the right and left sides are made of the said non-stretch fabric stitched to the inseam, up to the bottom edge of the back yoke, and the connective said stretch fabric of the outer panels of the back body. The said non-stretch fabric pushes the inner thigh body fat into the outer panels of the said stretchable fabric allowing expansibility of the pushed body fat. 
         [0014]    Now the said back inner panels of the said non-stretch fabric push the inner thigh body fat outward to the outer panels of the said stretch fabric. The said non-stretch fabric of the front and back panels sewn vertical along the legs of the inseam and along the center back of the peripheral of the buttocks to the lateral sections of the said stretchable fabric back panels and the outer back panels at the center back of the peripheral of the buttocks, which is an inch down from the center back of the back yoke. 
         [0015]    The said back yoke is made of two pieces of the said stretchable fabric sewn at the center back and sewn to the connective back waistband made of the said stretchable fabric, which is sewn to the connective front body. 
         [0016]    The pockets are shaped of a skewed hexagon, with an open horizontal edge placed parallel to the waistband, the pocket sides facing the center back seam have a obtuse convex slope to allow expansibility of the center point of the peripheral area of buttocks region aiding in giving a firm appearance of the buttocks. The said pockets are made of the said stretch fabric and sewn to the outer panels of the back body. 
         [0017]    Another design example with a focus to hollow out, creating a gap so the inner thighs are pushed away from each other to create an outer curve to give a youthful firmness to the leg, while also achieving a firm round buttocks. 
         [0018]    The front body is created by sewing two pieces of the said non-stretch fabric at the center front seam at the crotch of the front body, and the opening of the sewn in zipper to the waistband. The outer panels are made of two panels of the said stretch fabric sewn together lateral at the pelvis region of both right and left side of the front panel. 
         [0019]    Two parallel darts are sewn vertical from the top outer panel down each leg. The said inner panels are sewn to the outer panels of the said stretch fabric of the front body. The inner panels of the said non-stretch fabric of the back body are sewn at the inseam vertically down each leg to the said inner panels of the front body, and at the center back seam of the said inner back panels and at the peripheral of the buttocks to the bottom edge of the back yoke. The two parallel darts are sewn vertical from the top of the outer panels of both right and left sides of the front body aid in the control of added body fat mass in the thigh region creating a firming illusion of the thighs. 
         [0020]    The back yoke is made of two panels of the said stretch fabric sewn together at the center back inseam and is sewn to the lower edge of the waistband of the back body. The back body waistband is created of two panels sewn together made of the said stretch fabric and has a wider width, which is sewn to the front body waistband made of the said stretch fabric, which is created with a narrow width creating a low cut style to the midriff region of the front body. 
         [0021]    The pockets are made of the said stretch fabric, designed with a slight trapezoid shape with the bottom edge shaped of a curve. The top horizontal edge has an opening and is placed parallel to the said waistband. The sides are sewn to the said outer panels of the back body, with the upper bottom end of said pockets sewn laterally parallel just up from the parabola bottom edge, creating a flap at the bottom edge of the said pocket. 
         [0022]    The said pockets are sewn to the back body in the buttocks region are designed and strategically placed onto the said stretch back body panels to give the appearance of rounded firm buttocks. The slight trapezoid shape gives a slender effect to the bottom region of the buttocks while the bottom flap shaped of a parabola hides the buttock crease found at the very bottom region of the said buttocks where it connects to the thigh region. 
         [0023]    The front waistband is designed with a narrow width to create a low cut design to the lower abdomen and is sewn to the back body waistband of a wider width is created to hide excessive body fat in the hip region (love handles). 
         [0024]    A wider width to the back body waistband is designed to fit so that while seated the waistband is wide enough that the crack of the buttocks at the lower back region is not seen, currently a problem area with many brand name garments. 
         [0025]    Another example of a design with a focus given to an hour glass waist and hip area, lift to the chest, hide back folds, and a flattening of the abs is achieved by a combined construction of the said non-stretch and said stretch fabrics that target problem areas of the abdomen, breast region, and upper, middle and lower back regions to create the illusion of a slender firm body. 
         [0026]    This garment construction of two inner panels made of the non-stretch fabric is sewn to the outer panels made of the said stretch fabric to the front body targeting the abdominal region. A top panel of the said non-stretch fabric placed at the breast region of the front panel is sewn to the top edge of the said inner and outer panels. 
         [0027]    The front body top panel of the said non-stretch fabric combined with two circular cups is constructed with two darts at both the right and left sides of said non-stretch fabric to aid in creating a fuller appearance to the breast region by pushing the breasts in and a upward direction. Said breast region is assembled with two pieces of the said non-stretch fabric facing each other with circular cups place strategically and sewn between the said non-stretch fabric pieces. The inner said non-stretch fabric facing is sewn to the said circular cups to remain in correct placement during washing of garment. Therein said cups are made of a cotton polyester blend for comfort, firming and lifting of the breast region. The sewn in cups creates a built in bra support eliminating any further need of under garments, while lifting the targeted area for support thus creating a youthful cleavage appearance. 
         [0028]    Added are two pieces of the said non-stretch fabric sewn together in the inner panels of the front body to support the abdomen. The said non-stretch fabric tucks in the stomach, while distributing relief to the outer panels of the said stretch fabric. Added sewn in darts at both the right and left sides of the said stretch outer panels, aid in slightly pushing the body fat tissue inward at the waist creating an hour glass appearance hence slimming the waist while the said non-stretch fabric holds in the stomach region creating an over all slender shape to the front body. 
         [0029]    The said outer panels of the front body have an outward dart sewn from the top edge vertically down adding support and slimming the waistline. 
         [0030]    The back body is created with the combining of the said non-stretch fabric and said stretch fabric to redistribute and hide body fat in the upper and lower back regions. The inner middle panels made of the said stretch fabric with a zipper sewn in-between for easy opening of the garment to then place onto the body of the wearer. The said inner middle panels are sewn to two bottom panels made of the said stretch fabric, which are sewn together with a small top end area sewn to the bottom end of the said zipper. 
         [0031]    The said back body consist of many inner panels made of the said stretch fabric pieces sewn together, the right and left sides are then sewn partially together and a zipper is sewn into the rest, up to the upper back panels of the said non-stretch fabric. 
         [0032]    The outer panels are made of the said non-stretch fabric of many panels sewn together with three flap sections placed in the middle to lower back and upper hip region. The flaps are created with the said non-stretch fabric of two pieces of said non-stretch fabric facing each other. The bottom outer panels made of the said non-stretch fabric create the bottom end of the garment and aid in the shaping of the thigh and buttocks region. The said back body is sewn to the said front body. 
         [0033]    The upper outer sections of both right and left sides are made of three pieces of the said non-stretch fabric sewn together with three flap panels sewn on top of the said three pieces of the said non-stretch fabric. Each flap is made of two facing pieces of the said non-stretch fabric strategically placed to hide excess body fat folds in the back region, while the said under non-stretch fabric panels push the body fat inward toward the inner panels of said stretch fabric aiding in the relief of the added body fat, while the said flaps hide the back folds creating a slimming effect to the back body. 
         [0034]    The bottom outer panels made of the said non-stretch fabric are sewn to the bottom inner panels made of said stretch fabric, which are then sewn to the said middle panels. The said bottom outer panels slightly push the outer buttocks and thigh region tissue inward to the inner panels of the said stretch fabric allowing the expansion of the pushed body fat tissue, hence aiding to the over all slimming effect. 
     
    
     
       SPECIFICATIONS 
         [0035]      FIG. 1A  is a front view of style #4002 garment constructed in accordance with the present invention with numbers attached to features creating the construction of the garment. Closely related features have the same number but different alphabetic suffixes.
     1 . Inner non-stretch fabric panels of the left and right of the front body.     1 A. Dart with topstitching onto the outer side at the crotch section of the inner front panels.     1 B. Double seam stitched attaching stretch and non-stretch fabrics of both the right and left front panel section of the front body.     1 C. Double seam stitch attaching inner panels of front non-stretch fabric and back non-stretch fabric at the inseam connecting the front and back body.     1 D. Double seam topstitching just below fly section connecting the left and right non-stretch fabric and the stretch fabric panels of the front body.     2 . Front right side item pocket.     2 A. Front left side item pocket.     3 . Right outer front panel stretch fabric.     3 A. Left outer front panel stretch fabric.     3 B. Left outer back panel stretch fabric.     3 C. Right outer back panel stretch fabric.     4 . Outer top seam stitching on both left and right sides.     5 . Fly section.     6 . Right front rivets.     6 A. Left front rivets.     7 . Front button.     8 . Right front belt loop.     8 A. Left front belt loop.     9 . Front left and right pockets with double topstitching.     10 . Bottom front double stitch hem.     11 . Front waistband.     
           [0057]      FIG. 1B  is a back view of style #4002 garment constructed in accordance with the present invention with numbers attached to features creating the construction of the garment. Closely related features have the same number but different alphabetic suffixes.
     1 . Back waistband.     2 . Inner back non-stretch fabric panels of both left and right.     2 A. Center back double stitch seam of non-stretch fabric.     2 B. Double seam stitched attaching stretch and non-stretch fabrics of both the right and left back section.     2 C. Double seam stitch attaching inner panels of front and back non-stretch fabric at the inseam.     3 . Left outer panel stretch fabric.     3 A. Right outer panel stretch fabric.     4 . Bottom back double stitch hem.     5 . Left back pocket.     5 A. Right back pocket.     6 . Left back rivet.     6 A. Right back rivet.     7 . Back yoke panels.     8 . Left back belt loop.     8 A. Center back belt loops.     8 B. Right back belt loop.     9 . Metal label patch.     10 . Back pocket embroidery.     
           [0076]      FIG. 2A  is a front view of style #4005 garment constructed in accordance with the present invention with numbers attached to features creating the construction of the garment. Closely related features have the same number but different alphabetic suffixes.
     1 . Left inner non-stretch fabric panel.     1 A. Right inner non-stretch fabric panel.     1 B. Right double seam stitched attaching stretch and non-stretch fabrics.     1 C. Double seam stitch attaching inner panels of front and back non-stretch fabric at the inseam.     1 D. Double seam stitching just below fly section.     2 . Right front pocket facing.     2 A. Left front pocket facing.     3 . Right outer front panel stretch fabric.     3 A. Left outer front panel stretch fabric.     4 . Front right double topstitch pocket panel.     4 A. Front left double topstitch pocket panel.     5 . Fly section.     6 . Right front item pocket.     6 A. Left front item pocket.     7 . Front button.     8 . Right front belt loop.     8 A. Left front belt loop.     9 . Right front dart with topstitching.     9 A. Left front dart with topstitching.     10 . Bottom front hem.     11 . Front waistband.     
           [0098]      FIG. 2B  is the back view of style #4005 garment constructed in accordance with the present invention with numbers attached to features creating the construction of the garment. Closely related features have the same number but different alphabetic suffixes.
     1 . Back waistband panels.     2 . Inner back non-stretch fabric panels of both left and right.     2 A. Center back double stitch seam of non-stretch fabric.     2 B. Double seam stitched attaching stretch and non-stretch fabrics of both the right and left back section.     2 C. Double seam stitch attaching inner panels of front and back non-stretch fabric at the inseam.     3 . Left outer back panel stretch fabric.     3 A. Right outer back panel stretch fabric.     4 . Back yoke panels.     5 . Left back pocket.     5 A. Right back pocket.     6 . Metal label.     7 . Leather patch with rivets place on both left and right pockets.     8 . Right back belt loop.     8 A. CB belt loops.     8 B. Left back belt loop.     9 . Left pocket flap.     9 A. Right pocket flap.     10 . Bottom back hem.     
           [0117]      FIG. 3A  is a front view of style #4006 garment constructed in accordance with the present invention with numbers attached to features creating the construction of the garment. Closely related features have the same number but different alphabetic suffixes.
     1 . Left inner non-stretch fabric panel.     1 A. Right inner non-stretch fabric panel.     1 B. Right double seam stitched attaching stretch and non-stretch fabrics.     1 C. Double seam stitch attaching inner panels of front and back non-stretch at the inseam.     1 D. Double seam stitching just below fly section.     2 . Right front item pocket.     2 A. Left front item pocket.     3 . Right front outer panel of stretch fabric.     3 A. Left front outer panel of stretch fabric.     4 . Front waistband panels.     5 . Fly section.     6 . Right front rivets.     6 A. Left front rivets.     7 . Front button.     8 . Right front belt loop.     8 A. Left front belt loop.     9 . Right front wing facing non-stretch fabric.     9 A. Right front wing fringe edge.     9 B. Right front wing topstitching.     9 C. Left front wing facing non-stretch fabric.     9 D. Left front wing fringe edge and topstitching.     10 . Right front pocket.     10 A. Left front pocket.     11 . Bottom front hem.     
           [0142]      FIG. 3B  is a back view of style #4006 garment constructed in accordance with the present invention with numbers attached to features creating the construction of the garment. Closely related features have the same number but different alphabetic suffixes.
     1 . Left back waistband panel.     1 A. Right back waistband panel.     2 . Right back outer panel non-stretch fabric.     2 A. Left back outer panel non-stretch fabric.     2 B. Left outer panel non-stretch fabric attaching to front outer panel at the out seam.     2 C. Left double topstitch attaching stretch and non-stretch fabrics.     2 D. Right double topstitch attaching stretch and non-stretch fabrics.     2 E. Right outer panel non-stretch fabric attaching to front outer panel at the out seam.     3 . Right back outer panel of stretch fabric.     3 A. Left back outer panel of stretch fabric.     4 . Center back double topstitch seam of stretch fabric.     5 . Leather patch label.     6 . Back yoke panels.     7 . Right back pocket.     7 A. Left back pocket.     8 . Left back belt loop.     8 A. Center back belt loops.     8 B. Right back belt loop.     9 . Left back pocket flap.     9 A. Right back pocket flap.     10 . Bottom back hem.     
           [0164]      FIG. 4  displays a close up the inner section of invention at the waistband just above the button hole a number representing a one of a kind that has that number in that particular style garment constructed in accordance with the present invention with numbers attached to features creating the construction of the said invention.
     1 . Numbered label assigning to garment.     2 . Buttonhole.     3 . Waistband.     4 . Feel forever embroidery on right fly parallel to zipper.     5 . Vanity label size.     6 . Pocket lining.     
           [0171]      FIG. 5A  is a front view of style #2006 garment constructed in accordance with the present invention with numbers attached to features creating the construction of the garment. Closely related features have the same number but different alphabetic suffixes.
     1 . Upper front non-stretch fabric panel flaps.     2 . Upper front non-stretch fabric panel.     3 . Right darts.     3 A. Left darts.     4 . Lower right center non-stretch fabric panel.     4 A. Lower left center non-stretch fabric panel.     5 . Lower right outer stretch fabric panel.     5 A. Lower left outer stretch fabric panel.     6 . Right outer panel dart with topstitching.     6 A. Left outer panel dart with topstitching.     7 . Center fronts multiple topstitching.     
           [0183]      FIG. 5B  is a back view of style #2006 garment constructed in accordance with the present invention with numbers attached to features creating the construction of the garment. Closely related features have the same number but different alphabetic suffixes.
     1 . Center back zipper.     2 . Upper left back non-stretch fabric panel.     2 A. Upper right back non-stretch fabric panel.     3 . Outer left top flap non-stretch fabric panel.     3 A. Outer right top flap non-stretch fabric panel     4 . Outer left top section non-stretch fabric panel.     4 A. Outer right top section non-stretch fabric panel.     5 . Outer left middle flap non-stretch fabric panel.     5 A. Outer right middle flap non-stretch fabric panel.     6 . Outer left middle section non-stretch fabric panel.     6 A. Outer right middle section non-stretch fabric panel.     7 . Outer left lower section flap non-stretch fabric panel.     7 A. Outer right lower section flap non-stretch fabric panel.     8 . Outer left lower section non-stretch fabric panel.     8 A. Outer right lower section non-stretch fabric panel.     9 . Outer left bottom non-stretch fabric panel.     9 A. Outer right bottom non-stretch fabric panel.     10 . Inner left upper and lower stretch fabric panels.     10 A. Inner right upper and lower stretch fabric panels.     
       
    
    
     DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT 
       [0203]    Referring to  FIG. 1 , numeral  1 - 1 C and  2 - 2 C represents the non-stretch fabric that is sewn together with all panels with numeral  3 - 3 C of the stretch fabric.  1 - 1 C and  2 - 2 C sole function according to the current embodiment behaves as the resistant fabric that forces the fat of the thighs toward the outer sections of the said stretch fabric represented by numeral  3 - 3 C.  7  representing the back yoke of the garment are shorter then traditional garment yokes, with expansibility given from the advancement of body fat from the lower buttocks region. Due to the crop section of the said non-stretch fabric; sewn to the mid section of the center back seam of the buttock area represented by numerals  2 - 2 C that are sewn at the back body attached to section represented by  3  and  3 A of the stretch fabric. 
         [0204]    Panel&#39;s  2 - 2 C are sewn with panels  1 - 1 C at the inseam, these are made of non-stretch fabric and follow a vertical direction and are also sewn parallel to panels  3 - 3 A made of the said stretch fabric. As the inner thigh region is made up of panels  2 - 2 C and  1 - 1 C restricting the expansion of this region and causing the body fat to move to a less resistance area of the garment. This creates a pushing out of the inner thigh and adding more curvature to the outer thigh region, which causes more of an hourglass figure, which has been known to be more appealing to the eye. 
         [0205]    The pockets represented by  5 - 5 A current embodiment has been placed strategically on the buttocks region with a slight tapered angle clipping the lower bottom section of the pocket to allow a slight give to the mid to lower region of the buttocks. The redirection upward of the body fat tissue of the buttocks caused by panels  2 - 2 C of said non-stretch fabric, the pockets  5 - 5 A are made of the said stretch fabric allows for a slight expansion of the buttocks but are some what restricted by the cut and stitching in the design shape of the pockets causing just enough expansion and restriction to create a perky rounding effect to this buttocks perimeter. The effect of said pockets  5 - 5 A also applies to  FIG. 3B  style  4006  with an added feature to the design mechanics of a flap to the bottom section of the pockets  7 - 7 A made of said stretch fabric. 
         [0206]    With a parabola shaped flap that has a facing sewn to the back, the flap is detached but is connected at both bottom ends that run vertical along with the pocket as a whole. This bottom section of the said pockets  7 - 7 A follows a horizontal curve direction and a double stitched curve placed just up from the bottom edge of said pockets  7 - 7 A, closing the bottom section of the said pockets  7 - 7 A. The flap is designed to hide the crease line made by the soft fatty tissue of the lower buttocks region. Keeping a firm youthful appearance of buttocks. In  FIG. 2A  style  4005  the pockets  5 - 5 A of the said stretch fabric have the same embodiment function as  FIG. 3B  and act similar to the embodiment of  FIG. 1B  with an exception of the pocket designed shape. In  FIG. 2B  the design is cut with a straight edge running vertical from the bottom edge at angle of strategic degrees to the top edge and has the same measurements as the said flap in  FIG. 3B  and the same said mechanics of said flap embodiment apply to pockets  7 - 7 A of  FIG. 2B . This embodiment has been adjusted to work with another embodiment placed at the center back seam following vertically up to the center back of the back yoke and down to the bottom hem of panels  2 - 2 B made of the non-stretch fabric. The said panels  2 - 2 B are stitched vertically to panels  3 - 3 A made of the said stretch fabric and are also sewn together at the outer seams. The said panels  2 - 2 B restrict the expansion of body fat redirecting it towards the outer sections of the outer panels said  3 - 3 A, creating a firming of the buttocks, pushing the inner thigh region outward to the outer thigh, allowing of a slight curve to form in the hip to preserve a slim sexy appearance. 
         [0207]    In  FIG. 2A-B  the embodiment of the waistband represented by  11  as the front in  FIGS. 2A and 1  as the back in  FIG. 2B , are made of the said stretch fabric. The waistband  11  and  1  has been invented to hide the “love handles” a common slang name given referring to the fatty tissue of the upper hip and lower back area of the body. The waistband  11  is at a height of 2 inches at the center front where the button is placed and increases to in height at the back  1 . Is cut at a vertical angle of strategic degrees causing a redirection of the “love handles” to move inward and down to the upper region of the buttocks, eliminating the bulging effect found in many current low rise garments. Another embodiment to the said waistband  11  and  1  is due to the cut of the angle and the height of the back, it hides the butt crack, which is a current problem to low-rise garments. With the waistband  11  remaining relatively short in height classifying them as a low-rise garment but eliminating the said problematic functions of the current day low rise garment. 
         [0208]    In  FIG. 3A-B  the embodiment of the waistband represented by  4  as the front in FIGS.  3 A and  1 - 1 A as the back in  FIG. 3B , are made of the said stretch fabric. The waistband  4  and  1 - 1 A has been invented to hide the “love handles” a common slang name given referring to the fatty tissue of the upper hip and lower back area of the body. The waistband  4  is at a lesser height at the center front where the button is placed and increases to in height at the back  1 . Is cut at a vertical angle of strategic degrees causing a redirection of the “love handles” to move inward and down to the upper region of the buttocks, eliminating the bulging effect found in many current low rise garments. Another embodiment to the said waistband  4  and  1 - 1 A is due to the cut of the angle and the height of the back, it hides the butt crack, which is a current problem to low-rise garments. With the waistband  4  remaining relatively short in height classifying them as a low-rise garment but eliminating the said problematic functions of the current day low rise garment. 
         [0209]    In  FIG. 3A  the current embodiment of the wings represented  9 A- 9 D are made of the said non-stretch fabric and positioned between the front pockets represented by  10 - 10 A, and said panels  1 - 1 D. They are sewn on top of said panels  3  and  3 A, are attached to the said waistband  4  and along the vertical outer seams of said panels  3  and  3 A. The edges have remained unfinished causing a fraying effect with topstitching as design are sewn to panels  3  and  3 A. This embodiment has been invented for the tightening of the upper front thigh area. Also, working together with the embodiment of panels  1 - 1 F made of the said non-stretch fabric are the wings  9 - 9 D in  FIG. 3A . Panels  1 - 1 F are sewn vertical from the bottom edge of the said waistband  4  to the bottom of the garment leg, are stitched to said panels  3  and  3 A of said stretch fabric and are sewn at the center front fly section, at the inseam which is attached to said panels  3  and  3 A of said stretch fabric. Which, together enforce the flattening of the lower abdomen, act in the redirection of the inner thigh fatty tissue and tighten the upper front region of the thighs creating a slender firm looking figure. 
         [0210]    In  FIG. 4  the right fly is represented by  1  is made of the said non-stretch fabric has been invented to reinforce the current embodiments of  FIG. 2A  and  FIG. 3A  acting with panels  1 - 1 D of said non-stretch fabric, but to add to other styles as in  FIG. 1A  which does not have the said non-stretch fabric panels reaching the waistband  11  and  4 . This added embodiment to all styles enforces support to the lower abdomen and keeps the zipper of the fly from slowly opening due to the outward pushing of this said lower abdomen region. To add, to this embodiment is embroidery with the words “Feel Forever” will be positioned at the center between the edge of the fly and the zipper. This added embellishment is not only there for No End Jeans slogan but also the tight stitching supports the flattening effect in combination with the non-stretch fabric of fly region. 
         [0211]    In  FIG. 4  which is a close-up of the front of the a garment prototype, are a few added embellishments that distinguish the No End Jean brand from other generic brands other then the combining of the unique strategic innovation of stretch and non-stretch fabric and there positioning. Added is a unique identity label represented by  2  is placed at the end region of the right side of the waistband  FIG. 1B  by  9 ,  FIG. 2B  by  6 ,  FIG. 3B  by  5  is placed at the end corner of said waistband and is same width as said waistband. Sewn to the inside of the garment adding additional support to the waist region. The said label is made of the said non-stretch material that keeps the corner of the said waistband from losing shape. The said label is also marked with a number representing; A) assigned number to garment and B) are the only garment assigned that specific number, making them a one of a kind within a given style. Placed in the inner back yoke is a size label represented by  3 , which has a vanity title assigned to each number. 
         [0212]    In  FIG. 5A  the current embodiment numeral  1  represents the upper front non-stretch fabric panel flaps sewn on top of the upper front non-stretch fabric panel represented by  2 , which combine supports, the breast area of garment. Added to this section represented by  3 - 3 A are four darts mirroring each other placed to create fullness to the cleavage section. The said panel  2  is sewn to panels  4 - 4 A made of the said non-stretch fabric and panels represented by  5 - 5 A made of the said stretch fabric. The said panels  4 - 4 A are sewn together constricting and supporting the abdomen section, adding to the support of the said abdomen region represented by  7 , a wide center front seam running down the middle from panel  2  down to the end hem. The said panels  4 - 4 A are sewn to the outer panels  5 - 5 A, which allow the expansibility for the control-restricted section of said panels  4 - 4 A. An added feature represented by  6 - 6 A are darts sewn onto said panels  5 - 5 A which aid in shaping the waistline by adding a slight pull-in of the waist by the placement of the said darts  6 - 6 A. The front body is sewn to the back body at the connective seams. 
         [0213]    In  FIG. 5B  the embodiment of the zipper is represented by  1 , which is sewn down the center back, along panels  2 - 2 A and panels  10 - 10 A. The said panels  2 - 2 A are the upper left and right back panels made of the non-stretch fabric that are sewn at the bottom edge to the top edge of said panels  10 - 10 A of the inner left and right, upper and lower stretch fabric panels. Also sewn to the bottom edge of said panels  2 - 2 A is the outer left and right top flap panels made of the non-stretch fabric represented by  3 - 3 A, which are also sewn at the sides to said panels  10 - 10 A. The outer left and right top section panels represented by  4 - 4 A made of the non-stretch fabric are under the said flap panels  3 - 3 A also sewn to said panels  10 - 10 A and  3 - 3 A at the sides. The panels  6 - 6 A of the outer left and right middle section, and panels  8 - 8 A of the outer left and right lower section are made of the non-stretch fabric and are placed at the middle and lower sections of the outer panels that also sewn to said panels  10 - 10 A at the sides, while said panels  6 - 6 A are also sewn to the bottom edge of said panels  4 - 4 A, and to the top edge of said panels  8 - 8 A. Represented by  5 - 5 A are the middle outer left and right flap panels made of the said non-stretch fabric, which are sewn on top of said panels  6 - 6 A and at the outer seam of said panels  6 - 6 A, at the bottom of said panels  4 - 4 A, at the sides of said panels  10 - 10 A and to the top edge of said panels  8 - 8 A. The flap panels  7 - 7 A are located at the bottom outer left and right sections, which are made of the said non-stretch fabric. The said flap panels  7 - 7 A are placed on top of said panels  8 - 8 A, sewn to the bottom edge of said panels  6 - 6 A, sewn at the sides of said panels  10 - 10 A and  8 - 8 A, and sewn at the outer seam with said panels  8 - 8 A. The outer left and right bottom panels represented by  9 - 9 A are made of the said non-stretch fabric. The said panels  9 - 9 A are sewn to the bottom edge of said panels  8 - 8 A, and are sewn at the sides of said panels  10 - 10 A. The back body is then sewn to the front body at the connective seams. 
         [0214]    The current embodiment of said flap panels are strategically placed to hide the back folds created from excessive body fat, while the said panels  4 - 4 A- 6 - 6 A- 8 - 8 A push the body fat inward to create a slim waistline. The said panels  10 - 10 A allow comfort and give expansibility to this directional push of redistributed body fat.