Pants with detachable frontal patch

Abstract

Pants with a detachable frontal patch are described that facilitate access (including visibility) to under-garments and the pubic area of the wearer of the pants while allowing the waistband of the pant to remain fastened permitting the wearer to move about without fear of the pants falling down. When the detachable frontal patch is removed further manipulation of the pants is not required in order to maintain access to the under-garments and pubic area of the wearer of the pants.

Description

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS [0001] This application claims priority from U.S. Provisional Patent Application Ser. No. 60 / 596,609, filed Oct. 5, 2005, the entirety of which is incorporated herein by reference.FIELD OF INVENTION [0002] The present invention relates to the field of clothing apparel. In particular, to pants with detachable frontal patch. BACKGROUND [0003] Pants (e.g. trousers, slacks, jeans or shorts) are a common form of outer garment worn over the lower body by men, women and children. Various styles of pants are available many of which include a fly on the front of the pants that begins below a fastener at the waistband and descends toward the crotch area of the pants. The fly facilitates the putting on and removal of the pants as well as providing access to the wearer's under-garments and pubic area while the pants are worn. [0004] The typical fly which usually incorporates a zipper or buttons as a fastening means provides limited access to the under-gar...

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Benefits of technology

[0005] Pants with a detachable frontal patch are described that facilitate access (including visibility) to under-garments and the pubic area of the wearer of the pants while allowing the waistband of the pant to remain fastened permitting the wearer to move about without fear of the pants falling down. When the detachable frontal patch is removed further manipulation of the pants is not required in order to maintain access to the under-garments and pubic area of the wearer of the pants.

Problems solved by technology

The typical fly which usually incorporates a zipper or buttons as a fastening means provides limited access to the under-garments and pubic area when the waistband of the pants remains fastened.

Unfastening the waistband improves access to the under-garments and pubic area but compromises the wearing of the pants as the pants tend to fall if the wearer moves about while the waistband is unfastened.

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