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Combination hood and scarf garment

a technology of hoods and scarfs, applied in the field of fashionable garments, can solve the problems of long absence of enhancing and economic value of accessory items in the fashion world, large and bulky items that cannot be folded flat and compact enough, and accessory items such as scarves and hoods, are typically not sufficient to insulate a person's full front body, head, and face, etc., to achieve the effect of preventing interferen

Inactive Publication Date: 2011-01-13
BENDERRADJI FARIDA
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"The present invention is a combination hood and scarf garment that provides fashionable insulation and protection from cold weather. The garment can be easily manufactured and is compact for folding flat for easy storage. It can be configured to cover the wearer's full front body, upper back, shoulders, full neck, ears, full head, and face. The hood scarf features special curvatures to ensure that the wearer's peripheral vision is not blocked or hindered. The technical effects of the invention include providing warm and fashionable insulation for the wearer, as well as protection from cold weather."

Problems solved by technology

However, the fashion world of accessory items has been long void of providing a piece that enhances and economically extends the wardrobe while providing greater protection and insulation from the cold weather than typical scarves.
Conventional garments, such as, coats, jackets, and sweaters that insulate or protect a person's full front body, upper back, shoulders, full neck, ears, full head, and face from the cold weather are typically large and bulky items that cannot be folded flat and compact enough to fit inside a typical sized purse or handbag.
Accessory items, such as, scarves and hoods, are typically not sufficient to insulate a person's full front body, upper back, shoulders, full neck, ears, full head, and face from the cold weather.
Such scarves simply hang from the wearer's shoulders and do not offer complete coverage and insulation of the wearer's full front body.
Such garments are not sufficient to provide coverage over the upper back and full front body.
However, even such head gear system does not additionally provide insulation to the upper back and full front body.
While these devices fulfill their respective, particular objectives and requirements, the aforementioned patents do not describe a combination hood and scarf garment that allows insulation and coverage of the wearer's full front body, upper back, shoulders, full neck, ears, full head, and face from the cold weather while being able to fold flat and compact enough to fit inside a conventional sized purse or handbag when not in use.

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[0029]Reference will now be made to the drawings in which the various elements of the present invention will be given numerical designations and in which the invention will be discussed so as to enable one skilled in the art to make and use the invention.

[0030]FIG. 1 is a front view showing a hood scarf 100 made of woven material according to the first embodiment of the present invention and begins to illustrate elements thereof that overcome the drawbacks and disadvantages of the prior art. The hood scarf 100 can be configured to insulate the full front body, upper back, shoulders, full neck, ears, full head, and face of the wearer. The material used in the hood scarf 100 allows the wearer to effortlessly change configuration to suit the changing cold weather. The types of material that can be used include cashmere, silk, or other woven material. The hood scarf 100 is essentially a head cover 10 with a neckpiece 20 attached to the bottom edge 11 of the head cover 10 with strips of ...

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Abstract

The present invention relates to a combination hood and scarf garment developed to maintain the wearer's full front body, upper back, shoulders, full neck, ears, full head, and face insulated from the cold weather. This garment is designed with a long scarf whose strips of fabric can be fastened together with buttons to provide full coverage of the wearer's body, much like a blanket. The flexibility of the design allows the wearer to unfasten the strips of fabric and use them as a scarf to insulate the neck and shoulders. Designed without a full back and any sleeves allows this garment to be folded flat and compact enough to fit inside a conventional purse or handbag when not in use. The hood is designed with special curvatures that coincide with the shape of the wearer's head and neck so as to minimize any folding or wrinkling of the fabric.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0001]1. Field of the Invention[0002]The present invention relates generally to a fashionable garment primarily developed for the purpose of keeping a user's full front body, upper back, shoulders, full neck, ears, full head, and face insulated from the cold weather and for the purpose of being able to fold flat and compact enough to fit inside a conventional purse or handbag when not in use.[0003]2. Description of the Prior Art[0004]Scarves are usually made from a single piece of fabric having a square, rectangular, or triangular configuration. Known scarves are made from a wide variety of styles, including conventional neck scarves, head wraps, head bows, shoulder wraps, and as shawls or stoles. These scarves are accessory items. However, the fashion world of accessory items has been long void of providing a piece that enhances and economically extends the wardrobe while providing greater protection and insulation from the cold weather than typical scarv...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): A41D3/08A42B1/04A42B5/00A41D27/20
CPCA41D23/00A42B1/048A41D2200/20
Inventor BENDERRADJI, FARIDA
Owner BENDERRADJI FARIDA
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