(under subclass 1) Subject matter fashioned of single or multiple ply fabric involving particular properties or the combination of materials.
(1) Note. Included in this subclass for example are brassieres involving use of deposited latex, foam rubber, elastic webbing, synthetic fibers; and those fabricated from paper and known in the trade as disposable brassieres.
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39, for molded breast cups.
43, for breast cups fabricated of interlaced or interwoven strands, i.e., wire mesh.
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2, Apparel,
243.1+, for structure and methods applicable to garments in general or to diverse types of garments. 66, Textiles: Knitting,
169+, for knotted fabrics and articles.
87, Textiles: Braiding, Netting, and Lace Making,
2, for fabric which is extensible either longitudinally or
transversely, or both.
139, Textiles: Weaving,
383+, for woven fabrics.
245, Wire Fabrics and Structure, appropriate subclasses for wire fabrics.
264, Plastic and Nonmetallic Article Shaping or Treating: Processes, appropriate subclasses, for processes within the class definition, for molding or shaping of plastic materials.
428, Stock Material or Miscellaneous Articles,
98+, for a structurally defined single or plural layer stock material product not specially provided for in any other class, subclasses 221+ for a single or plural layer web or sheet having a structurally defined element or component and subclasses 411.1+ for a nonstructural plural layer web or sheet in which the composition of at least one layer is defined.
