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Multi-compartment garment

a multi-compartment, garment technology, applied in domestic applications, traveling carriers, travelling articles, etc., can solve the problems of unsatisfactory solutions, perpetual challenges in use and attractive, and the question of where one keeps glasses or sunglasses

Inactive Publication Date: 2018-03-08
THE SEPO LLC
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Benefits of technology

The present invention is a garment with a unique design that includes a breast pocket with a standard seam and an adjacent column for holding glasses. The garment also has a hidden shoulder pocket for holding small objects and a third hidden pocket for keeping slightly smaller objects, such as a wallet or hotel card key. These features make the garment not only fashionable but also highly functional for the active man or woman.

Problems solved by technology

This, of course, is easier said than done when it comes to trends and styles, and coming up with novel features of a garment that are both useful and attractive is a perpetual challenge.
One issue that has arisen is the question of where one keeps one's glasses or sunglasses when not in use.
Some people hang them inside their collar or on the back of their collar, but both of these solutions are unsatisfactory.
Another issue is that while some shirts include a breast pocket, a user may not want to keep anything of any size or volume in the pocket as it often protrudes in an undesirable manner and detracts from the appearance and shape of the shirt.
For example, a key or a pack of mints would create an unsightly protrusion that many users would seek to avoid.
However, most shirts offer no other convenient location for such an item that does not create a protrusion in the shirt without destroying the natural shape and form of the garment.
This situation is even made more problematic if the item to be stored is slightly larger, such as an ID, credit card, cash, or the like.

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[0012]FIG. 1 illustrates a shirt 10 having a set of hidden pockets and compartments characteristic of the present invention. Shirt 10 is made of a cloth material and includes a torso portion 12, first and second arm sleeves 14, a neck 16, and a breast pocket 18. The torso portion 12 is formed by a front 20 and a back 22, sewn together at first and second seams 24. The foregoing is representative of many shirts in the fashion industry, and the various components may be different from those shown in the figures. The neck 16, for example, may be a V-neck, a crew collar, or any other type of opening. The sleeves 14 may be long, mid-length, or short depending on the style. The length of the torso 12 can extend below the waistline or terminate at the waist. The present invention can be formed in both men's and women's garments, and extend to garments other than shirts, such as hoodies, jackets, etc.

[0013]Shown on the right sleeve 14 of the shirt 10 of FIG. 1 is a slit 26 that serves as an...

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Abstract

The present invention is a garment, such as a shirt, that includes a bi-sectional breast pocket including a standard seam traversing a traditional “home plate” shaped pentagon, and an adjacent parallel seam forming a column having open top and bottom ends. The column establishes a holder for glasses wherein a temple of the glasses can be inserted into the column through the open bottom end so that the glasses can hang comfortably and securely outside the column. The garment may also include a second, hidden shoulder pocket that can be used to hold a small object, such as a key, pack of gum, or the like. The garment in some cases may also include a third hidden pocket along the seam of the shirt below the ribs of the wearer, where slightly smaller objects can be kept such as a wallet, money clip, hotel card key, or the like.

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BACKGROUND[0001]The fashion industry is always looking for new ways to attract customers. The ideal way to create an attraction in the market is to mesh style with function in an article of clothing. This, of course, is easier said than done when it comes to trends and styles, and coming up with novel features of a garment that are both useful and attractive is a perpetual challenge.[0002]One issue that has arisen is the question of where one keeps one's glasses or sunglasses when not in use. Some people hang them inside their collar or on the back of their collar, but both of these solutions are unsatisfactory. It would be beneficial to have a comfortable, discrete, and unobtrusive place to keep a pair of glasses or sunglasses on a shirt that does not create an unwieldy pouch, and allows easy and quick access to the glasses.[0003]Another issue is that while some shirts include a breast pocket, a user may not want to keep anything of any size or volume in the pocket as it often prot...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): A45F5/02A41D27/20A41B1/08A41D27/10
CPCA45F5/022A41D27/20A45F2200/0541A41D27/10A41B1/08
Inventor WOLFE, KYLE
Owner THE SEPO LLC