A garment that transforms into a bag
The cape-like garment with weighted ropes and a zipper system addresses the issue of heat retention and practicality by allowing prolonged outdoor sitting and easy conversion into a bag.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- PCT/TR2023/051895
- Authority / Receiving Office
- WO · WO
- Patent Type
- Applications
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2023-12-31
- Publication Date
- 2025-07-03
AI Technical Summary
Existing garments, such as windbreakers and raincoats, fail to effectively retain body heat during prolonged outdoor sitting, especially when covering the entire body, and are not practical for walking or conversion into a bag.
A cape-like garment that covers the entire body except for the head and hands, featuring weighted ropes at the bottom to prevent heat loss, and can be converted into a bag with a zipper system.
The garment maintains body heat during prolonged sitting and allows comfortable walking while preventing heat dissipation, and can be easily converted into a bag for carrying personal items.
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Abstract
Description
[0001] DESCRIPTION
[0002] A GARMENT THAT TRANSFORMS INTO A BAG
[0003] Technical Area:
[0004] The invention relates to a form of clothing configuration that can also be used as a windbreaker or raincoat, made of fabrics used as windbreaker or raincoat fabric, which slows down heat loss and delays chilling by staying around the wearer (2) without dissipating the heat generated by the body of the wearer (2).
[0005] Previous Art:
[0006] Standard windbreakers or raincoats are usually produced in length from the waist to the knee area, or below the knee, and rarely up to the ankle level. In sitting positions, legs and feet are still exposed. The heat produced by the body does not remain around the body and is dispersed into the air.
[0007] Historically, cloaks and ponchos have been made to be worn over the top and to cover the entire body of the wearer when the wearer stands up. However, these garments are not made to cover the entire chair with backrest and / or armrests on which the wearer sits, and even if they were, they are not of a size and cut that would take inside a person of average height (1.74cm) to cross his legs so that his calf is above the knee of the other leg, reaching over the top of his feet and enclosing the wearer and the chair in a chamber that closes the chair to the outside. This can only happen in a garment intended for a special use . It would be impossible to walk in such a structured garment, because the wearer would fall by stepping on the front lower parts of such a garment.
[0008] Historically, no such garment has been found in surveys for people who sit outside for long periods of time.
[0009] Purpose of the Invention
[0010] Purpose of the invention; to allow the wearer (2) to sit outdoors for a longer time without getting cold, to keep the heat created by the wearer's body stay around his body(2) longer by slowing down and reducing the dissipation of the heat produced by the body and the heat created by a safe heat source into the air, and to allow the wearer (2) to walk while wearing the garment (1) and to be able to address many bodies with one garment.
[0011] Another purpose is to fold the garment (1) into a bag (15) in which it can be carried, as well as some belongings and commonly used folding chairs, which are approximately 10 cm x 10 cm x 80 cm.
[0012] Description
[0013] The invention is a cape-like structure that (1) allows some of the heat (21) produced by the body to remain in a chamber (4) surrounding the body (2), especially during long periods of sitting outdoors, especially in cold weather. This structure (1) is long enough to cover the entire body, except for the head and hands, down to the ground, even in a sitting position, even when legs are crossed, and the tip of the skirt part (1000) touches the ground. The important point here is that the garment (1) and the chair with backrest and armrests in which the person sits (4) remain within the area (4) covered by the garment (1). In this case, the chair with backrest and armrests has a different function together with the garment (1): to create a tent-like structure by opening the garment (1) in such a way that the hot air produced by a heat source to be placed in the area covered by the garment reaches as many parts of the body as possible, except for the seating areas and arms of the seated body (2). In this case, the real function of being a the draped dress of the garment is revealed.
[0014] In case of standing up, by pulling the robe (111) from the points where it comes out, the rope (111) connected to the lowest part (113) in a rope channel (112) extending from the very end (113) of the lower front part (110) to the front middle (1100) part of the garment, and attached to the bottom part (113) of the channel (112) in the front middle part (1100), the front bottom (110) lifts up, thanks to the rope stopper (114) in the rope exit area (115), the rope (111) maintains its pulled position, the front bottom part of the garment (110) remains gathered up, and the person ( 2) is enabled to walk without stepping on the lower front part (110) of the garment (1).
[0015] A lead tape, or weighted tape (1050), or spaced weights (1050) passing through the bottom line (1000) of the product, or located at the bottom of the garment, allows the continuous pressing of the bottom line (1050) against the ground during use of the garment, and slows the escape of warm air that is blown in the wind and accumulated in the area covered by the garment and the filling of cold air into the closed area.
[0016] Depending on the height of the person (2), when the person stands up, the lower side parts (120) of the garment (1) may rub against the ground. The garment includes some robes ( 121; 121) located in a channels ( 122; 122) extending from the side bottom regions ( 123; 123) of the garment to the side middle region (1200), one end is attached to the side bottom parts (123;123 ) of the garment, the other ends of the channel ( 122; 122 ) is located in the right and left side middle regions of the garment (1200). By pulling the ropes (121; 121) coming out of the rope exit ends (125; 125) located at middle parts of that garment (1200; 1200) and by means of the stoppers (124; 124) at the exits of the channels (125; 125), the ropes (121; 121) maintain the pulled positions, and the side lower parts of the garment(120;120) are also lifted up. In this way, the user (1) can move without the garment (1) being rubbed on the ground. When the side lower parts (120; 120) of the garment are gathered upwards, the lower back part (1303) is also partially gathered upwards, and the lower rear part (1303) and its bottom line (1310) do not rub on the ground while walking. In fact, due to the structure of the garment, the lower back part of the garment does not rub the ground when the person (2) stands up, the garment is already a garment that is longer towards the front side of the wearer. Mostly, when the front bottom (110) of the garment is lifted upwards, the side bottoms (120;120) connected to it will also be lifted upwards, the side bottoms (120;120), which is not made too long due to its structure, and the back bottom (120;120), depending on the height of the user, do not rub the floor. However, if the back bottom (1303) rubs on the floor even when the side bottoms are pulled up with the side strings (121;121) or snaps, the user should wear a smaller size. It is possible to address both children and adults with a single size, a similar channel (1312) can be applied to the back part (1300) of the garment, by pulling the ropes (1301) in the rope channels (1312) in the back bottom side (1300), the back bottom part (1303) and the lowest line of the back bottom part (1310) of the garment will not rub the ground; but the size variation like in the majority of textile products will provide ease of use in this product.
[0017] Snaps, buttons or velcro can also be used instead of drawstrings to gather the bottom of the garment (17) upwards. In case of closing the buttons or velcro, snap fasteners positioned so that one of them is close to the other on the side parts of the garment, on the front part, if desired, on the back part of the garment, the lower part (17) of the garment will be raised upwards. For this purpose, at least one button or equivalent velcro or snap fastener set (11 000) placed upside down on the front part of the garment (11), at least one button or equivalent velcro or snap fastener set (12000; 12000) placed upside down on the right and left side parts, at least one button or equivalent velcro or snap fastener set (12000) placed upside down on the back part (1300), at least one button or equivalent velcro or snap fastener set (13000) placed upside down on the back part (1300).
[0018] What the invention aims to protect with a patent is an invention which is considered to exist in the prior art, which in fact has not been exemplified; worn like a sweater from the top, with sleeves, which will prevent heat loss in prolonged sitting, covering the whole body of the person, including the legs extended forward, and the chair with backrest and arms, and facilitating the heat generated by a safe heat source and the body itself in the area it covers, in the area (4), in the chamber (4), a weighted rope or weights (1050) on the bottom line (1000) of the garment itself, which partially prevents the bottom line of the garment from being blown by the wind and the hot air inside (4) from escaping, which allows the wearer of the garment to walk comfortably when standing up, as well as to keep the body range very wide, and to collect the lower parts upwards, a set of ropes or buttons; snap fasteners or velcro fasteners. It is contemplated that such a garment(l) could then be converted into a bag, and that a pocket for a mobile phone on the front of the garment could be retained as a separate claim.
[0019] It is logical to think that a very large cape-like garment has a similar effect on a short person by covering the seat and the feet of a short person; but;
[0020] The front sides of such cloaks are open for the purpose of walking, it can be assumed that a version of this open part, even without an example, with the front side closed with a button, has been made in history, but; this situation already contradicts the inventive product at this point; the front side being open and then closed with a button or zipper will create holes in the front side that will create heat loss and waterproofing problems.
[0021] It is best to make the inventive garment in the form of a tent with a closed front. The use of weights at the bottom line of such a garment will also be beneficial for the purpose.
[0022] Even though it has not been made yet, assuming that a garment with all these features has been made, the protection part of such a garment has been made only as a collection of skirts; although such a dress has not been made, the height of the person using it, the average human height, and the size of the chair sat on have been brought as a criterion against the claim that a very long sweater can have the same effect on a very short person or child.
[0023] It is preferred that the material from which the garment is made, such as the subject matter of the invention, is made of a fabric that is both breathable, windproof and water repellent or waterproof. In the front middle part (1100) of the product, in the area where the user will fold his hands in the sitting position, there is a pocket (16) made of transparent material into which the hands can enter from both sides. While this pocket allows viewing the screen of the screened product (mobile phone, pad) inside the pocket (16) in the sitting position, the user can use them by inserting his hands through the side entrances (161;161) of the pocket. Inside the pocket, on the outward facing side of the product and the pocket (16), there is a second pocket (165) with an open top and closed sides, starting from the bottom (167) of the pocket and continuing a little towards the top (168). This second pocket (165) forms a double wall with an open top inside the pocket (164) and at the bottom of the pocket (16), its purpose is to prevent the water flowing over the product from wetting the products inside the second pocket (165) when it flows into the pocket (164).
[0024] On the back part (13) of the product (1), there is a zipper (14) formed by a pair of zipper strips (141) going from the lower level of the hood (133) to the middle back area, to the equal fold level (132), excluding the hood (19). This (14) allows the product (1) to be folded and carried, as well as creating a bag (15).
[0025] There is a distance between the zipper strips (141;141). The maximum volume that the rectangular area formed by the line between the starting points of the zipper strips (1440), the linear zipper strips (141;141) and the line between the end points of the zipper strips (1441) will be created by folding and twisting in a way that the zipper will be closed, and this volume will be able to take in and close at least the entire product and some items. This area and volume are intended to take in a rectangular prism-like folding camping chair whose width and length are very close or even equal when folded, but its height is much higher than them. Folding the product is as follows. The product (1) is folded so that the zipper part (1400) remains at the back, the lower part of the product (17) towards the upper front part (118) of the product, and the zipper part remains outside. Folding is done from the bottom starting line (132) of the zipper, which is the folding line(132). If desired, during this folding, items of appropriate size that are desired to be carried can be placed between these two layers (17;18). Then, the zipper strips (141;141) are combined by passing them over all these two layers, and the zipper (14) is closed to form the bag (15).
[0026] Depending on the direction of use of one of the zipper strips (141), starting from the upper end point (143) or very close to it, there is a bag belt( 151) , it (151) is extending diagonally towards the midpoint (145) of the line (1440) between the starting points of the zipper strips (141;141) , that is, the midpoint of the product folding line (132). The folding line (132) is located on the bottom of the bag (157). The end point of the zipper (1431) forms the top point of the bag (158). When the bag (15) is hung on the shoulder, depending on the way it is hung, the belt (151) attached to the bottom part (1531 or 145) of the back part of the bag (153) will pass over the bottom part of the bag (157) and it (151) bends the bottom part of the bag (1531 Or 145) towards the front part of the bag (152), and secures the bottom part of the bag (153). The hood (19) located on the top of the bag (158) is in a position to cover the upper open side of the bag (1581). If desired, it can be squeezed into the upper open part of the bag (1581), or it can be closed with a clip or snap to close the upper open part of the bag (1581).
[0027] In the drawings, the zipper (14) is depicted as (1300) on the back of the garment (1).
[0028] The zipper (14) and bag strap (151) can also be applied to the front part of the garment (11). The garment (1) is folded in the same way, from the lower part (17) to the upper part (18), with the zippered part - surface (1400) remaining outside. The zipper area (1400) can be located in the upper front part (118), lower front part (110), upper back part (1304) or lower back part (1303) of the garment (1).
[0029] The product is converted into a bag (15) by folding from the folding line (132) in the middle region (13), excluding the hood (19), and the hood is in a position to cover the end of the bag (15) on the other side of the folding line (132).
[0030] Explanation of figures
[0031] Figure l)Perspective view of the product (1).
[0032] Figure 2) Front view of the product (1) when worn.
[0033] Figure 3) Side view of the product (1) when worn.
[0034] Figure 4) Rear view of the product (1) when worn.
[0035] Figure 5) Side view of the product (1) when it is worn and sitting.
[0036] Figure 6) Side view of the lower part of the front area (113) released when the product (1) is worn and sitting.
[0037] Figure 7) Rear view of the product (1).
[0038] Figure 8) The first stage of folding to turn the product into a bag (15), in which the lower part (17) of the product (1) is folded so that it overlaps the upper part (18).
[0039] Figure 9) The state of the product (1) after the first stage of folding, in which the lower part (17) is folded so that it overlaps the upper part (18), to turn the product into a bag (15).
[0040] Figure 10) The folding phase of the zipper strips (141;141) towards the front of the bag (152) in the wiew from the back side (153) of the bag (15) where the product (1) will be folded into shape. Figure 11) View of the front side (152) of the bag (15), where the zipper strips (141;141) are folded from the back (153) to the front (152) of the bag and brought together to be combined.
[0041] Figure 12) Perspective view of the front side (152) of the product (1) turned into a bag (15) by combining the zipper strips (141;141) and closing the zipper (14) according to the usage direction of the bag (15).
[0042] Figure 13) View of during the use of the bag (15), when the belt (151) is hung on the shoulder, the lower end of the belt (1552) is attached to the bag (15), depending on the way of use, the junction point (1531) at the back of the bag (153) and this point (1531) folds and bends the lower back side of the bag (1533) towards the front side of the bag (152) and passes under the bottom side of the bag (157).
[0043] Figure 14) Perspective view of the bag case (15) of the product (1) being hung on the shoulder by the user.
[0044] Figure 15) Transparent waterproof pocket (16) on the front of the product (1100).
[0045] Figure 16) Detail view of the pocket (16).
[0046] Figure 17) Perspective view of the representative version of the product (1) with buttons or Velcro.
[0047] Figure 18) Opposite view of the product (1) with buttons or Velcro fastener.
[0048] Figure 19) Back view of the product (1) with buttons or Velcro fastening.
[0049] Figure 20) Opposite view of the product (1) buttoned or velcroed with the bottom rolled up. Explanation of references in figures.
[0050] I)The garment constructed as in the invention.
[0051] II) The front side of the garment formed as in the invention, according to the way of use.
[0052] 110) The front (11) lower region of the garment formed as in the invention, according on the way of use.
[0053] 1000) The lowest line of the skirt of the garment (1), the lowest line on the ground side of the garment (1).
[0054] 1001) The inner surface of the garment, its reverse.
[0055] 1100) The middle part of the front (11) of the garment, according to the direction of use.
[0056] 1101) The middle of the front middle area (1100) of the garment, according on the direction of use.
[0057] III) Clothing front bottom drawstring.
[0058] 11000) At least one button or equivalent Velcro, Velcro or snap fastener set placed upside down on the front of the garment (11).
[0059] 11100) Front side gathering rope assembly consisting of the garment front lower part pull rope (111), rope stopper (114) and rope channel (112).
[0060] 112) The garments rope channel extending from the lower front part (110) to the front middle region (1100).
[0061] 113) The bottom line of the lower front part of the garment touching the ground, to which the rope (111) is also connected to the lower front rope channel (112). 1131) The point of the lower front part of the garment rope channel (112) to which the rope (111) is attached at the lowest line (113) of the lower front part of the garment touching the ground.
[0062] 114) The robe stopper located in the front middle region of the garment (1100) and at the end (115) of the rope channel (112) located at the bottom front of the garment, through which the rope (111) passes.
[0063] 115) The end of the rope channel (112) located at the bottom front of the garment, in the front middle region (1100) of the garment, is the region where the rope (111) comes out.
[0064] 118) Front upper area of the garment.
[0065] 12) Each of the right or left side sides, depending on the use of the garment formed as in the invention.
[0066] 120) Each of the lower right or left sides of the garment formed as in the invention, depending on the way of use.
[0067] 1200) The middle region of each of the right or left sides of the garment, depending on the direction of use.
[0068] 121) Each of the lower garment side drawstrings.
[0069] 12000) Each of at least one buttons, or equivalent Velcro or snap fastener set, placed upside down on the right and left sides of the garment (1).
[0070] 12100) Each of the side side collection rope set consisting of the garment side side collection rope (121), collection rope stopper (124) and collection rope channel (122).
[0071] 122) Each of the thread channels extending from the lower side part of the garment (120) to the middle side region (1200). 123) Each of the bottom line of the side bottom parts of the garment touching the ground, to which the rope channels (122) of the lower side of the garment and the robe (121)are connected .
[0072] 1231) Each point of the lower side part of the garment rope channel (122) to which the rope is attached at the lowest line (123) of the lower side part of the garment touching the ground.
[0073] 124) The robe stopper located at the end (125) of the rope channel (122) and at the bottom side of the garment located in the side middle region (1200) of the garment; through which the rope (121) passes.
[0074] 125) The end of the rope channel (122) located at the bottom side of the garment, in the side middle region (1200) of the garment, and each point where the ropes (121) exit.
[0075] 13) The middle region of the garment (1) structured as in the invention.
[0076] 132)The line in the middle part of the garment (13) where the lower part (17)of the garment (1) is folded towards the upper part (18).
[0077] 133) The hood starting or above-shoulder line corresponding to the upper part (18) of the garment (1) under the hood (19).
[0078] 135) The midpoint of the line (132) in the middle region (13) of the garment, where the lower part (17) of the garment (1) is folded towards the upper part (18).
[0079] 1300) Back side of the garment (1).
[0080] 1302)The middle part of the back side of the garment (1).
[0081] 1301) Each of the lifting ropes passing through the rope channels (1312) extending from the lower back part of the garment (1300) to the middle back region (1302). 13100) Each of a rope collecting assembly consisting of a garment backside collecting rope (1301), a rope stopper (1314) and a rope channel (1312).
[0082] 1303) The lower part of the back (1300) of the garment (1). .
[0083] 1304) Upper part of the back side (1300) of the garment (1).
[0084] 1310) The lower line of the lower back part of the garment (1303) touching the ground or closest to the ground, to which the rope channels (1312) of the lower back part of the garment and the rope (1301) are also connected.
[0085] 1311) Each point of the lower back part of the garment rope channel (1332) to which the rope (1301) is attached at the lowest line (1310) of the lower back part of the garment touching the ground.
[0086] 1312) Each of the rope channels (1301) extending from the bottom back line (1310) of the garment to the middle back region (1302).
[0087] 1314) The robe stopper located at the end (1325) of the rope channel (1332) and at the lower back of the garment located in the middle back region (1302) of the garment ; through which the rope (1301) passes.
[0088] 1315) The end of the robe channel (1332) located at the lower back of the garment, in the middle back region (1302) of the garment, and each point where the robe (1301) exit.
[0089] 14) Zipper that enables the garment (1) to turn into a bag (15).
[0090] 141) Each of a pair of zipper strips forming the zipper (1).
[0091] 143) The region where the end of each of the zipper strips (141) is on the upper side according to the direction of use of the garment (1) turned into a bag (15). 1440) The line formed by the maximum distance between the two ends (1442;1442), which form the starting points of the zipper at the bottom of the bag, depending on the direction of use of the garment (1).
[0092] 1441) The line formed by the maximum distance between the two ends of the zipper (1443;1443) at the top of the bag, depending on the direction of use of the garment (1).
[0093] 1442) Each of the starting points of the zipper.
[0094] 1443) Each of the end points of the zipper.
[0095] 145) The middle point of the line formed by the maximum distance between the two ends of the zipper (1442; 1442) at the bottom of the bag according to the usage direction of the garment (1).
[0096] 146) The geometric surface-area formed by the rectangle formed by the lines formed by two zipper strips (141;141; the line(1440) formed by the maximum distance between the two ends of the zipper (1442;1442) at the bottom of the bag according to the direction of use of the garment (1), and the line(1441) formed by the maximum distance between the two ends of the zipper (1442;1442) at the top of the bag according to the direction of use of the garment (1).
[0097] 1400) The area on the garment (1) where the zipper (14) and belt (151) are applied.
[0098] 15)A bag formed by folding the garment (1) and closing the zipper (14).
[0099] 155) Inside of the bag (1). 152) According on the way the bag (1) is hung or used on the shoulder, the front side where the zipper (14) and belt (151) are located.
[0100] 153) Back side of the bag (1) according to the way it is worn and used on the shoulder.
[0101] 151) Belt of the bag (15).
[0102] 1551) The upper part of the belt (151) close to the shoulder, according on the way the bag (15) is hung and used on the shoulder.
[0103] 1552) The lower end of the belt (151) according to the way the bag (15) is hung and used on the shoulder.
[0104] 157) Bottom side of the bag (1) according to the way it is worn and used on the shoulder.
[0105] 1533) The lower back side of the bag (1) according to the way it is worn and used on the shoulder.
[0106] 1531) Depending on the way the bag (1) is hung or used on the shoulder, it is the point in the middle of the lower back side (1533) where the lower end (1552) of the belt (151) is also sewn.
[0107] 158) The upper side of the bag (15) according to the way it is worn and used on the shoulder.
[0108] 1581) Top open side of the bag (15).
[0109] 16) Pocket located in the front middle section (1100) of the garment (1).
[0110] 161) Each of the hand entry slots on the right and left sides of the pocket located in the front middle section (1100) of the garment (1) for the right and left hand to enter. 164) pocket (16) inside.
[0111] 165) The second wall located inside the pocket (164) and connected to the outer wall (1671) of the pocket(16).
[0112] 1651) The upper open side of the second wall (164) inside the pocket (16), connected to the wall (1671) on the outside of the pocket.
[0113] 167) Bottom side of pocket (16)
[0114] 1671)The front wall of the pocket (16) facing outwards.
[0115] 168) Upper side of the pocket (16).
[0116] 1690) Screened product located inside the pocket (16).
[0117] 17) The lower region of the garment (1) below the middle region (13).
[0118] 18)The upper part of the garment (1) above the middle part (13).
[0119] 19) Hood of the garment (1).
[0120] 191) Snap, velcro or clip that ensures that the bag (15) on the hood (19) remains fixed after closing its top (158).
[0121] 2) The person wearing the garment (1) structured as in the invention.
[0122] 21) Body heat radiated by person (2).
[0123] 22)Person's (2) legs.
[0124] 221) Person's (2) feet.
[0125] 3) A chair in which the person (2) sits, with armrests, backrest, depth of at least 60 cm, the distance of the armrests from outside to outside (32), total width (32) at least 70 cm, backrest height at least 70 cm.
[0126] 31)The backrest of the chair (3). 32)Width of the chair (3).
[0127] 310)Height of the backrest of the chair (3).
[0128] 320) Width of the armrests (32) of the chair, width of the chair.
[0129] 330) Total depth of the chair (3).
[0130] 4) The volume of the internal area of the garment (1) covered by the lowest line (1000) of the garment up to the floor so that it touches the floor when the person (2) wearing the garment (1) sits on the chair (3).
Claims
CLAIMS1)A garment (l)formed by a body part containing an opening (190) in the upper part (18) through which the user's (2) head can pass where the user's (18) face will coincide, two sleeves parts connected to this body part through which the user's (2) arms can pass, each with a gap through which the user's (2) hands can get out ; forms a chamber (4) by closing the user (2) wearing himself (1) of at least 170 cm in height, sitting in a chair (3) with a backrest and armrests with a back height of at least 70 cm, a width of at least 70 cm and a depth of at least 60 cm, in such a way that even in the case of crossing the legs, it (1) passes over the feet (221) and touchs the ground (2), and having inside : the entire body of the person (2), including or excluding the head and hands, and the chair (3) in which the person (2) sits; the floor area of this chamber (4) on the ground is not more than 1. 7m2; the volume of this chamber (4) is at most 1. 5m3, contains on its front lower part (110) on its side lower parts (120; 120) and on its back lower part (1303) a series of weights (1050) or weight bands (1050) which slows down the escape of hot air inside the formed chamber (4) by making it difficult the lowest line (1000) touching the ground to be taken off in the wind, made of a pliable, foldable fabric or fabric-like material with an airtightness coefficient of at most 4000 mm / s, a schmerber value of at least 300 mm, open at the bottom (19), worn over the top like a sweater, with a distance of at least 160 cm from the midpoint of the shoulder line (181) to the lowest line of the front part (113),characterized in that; it (1) contains at least one mechanism that prevents the feet (221) of the person (2) wearing it (1) from stepping on it (1) in the event that the person (2) wearing it (1) stands up while walking by hoisting up the front lower part (110) that touch the ground and curled up at the front part (11) and partially the side lower parts (120; 120), and that allows it (1) to be used by users of different heights.2) A garment (1) configured as in claim 1 is characterized in that it (1) comprises at least 2 mechanisms on its left side and on his right side which prevent the feet of the wearer (2) from stepping on the garment (l)and also prevent the side lower parts (120;120) to touch the ground and enable the garment (l)to be used by the wearer of different heighs by hosting up the side lower parts (120;120) and partially the back lower part (1303) which may or may not be of such length and drape that they touch the ground when the wearer (2) stands up.3) A garment (1) configured as in claim 1 or in claim 2 is characterized in that it (1) comprises at least 1 mechanism on its back part which prevents the feet of the wearer (2) from stepping on the garment (l)and also prevents the back lower part (1303) to touch the ground and enable the garment (l)to be used by the wearer of different heighs by hosting up the back lower part (1303) which may or may not be of such length and drape that it touchs the ground when the wearer (2) stands up.4) A garment configured as in claim 1 or in claim 2 or in claim 3, characterized in that it comprises 1 pair of zippers that allow it (2) to be folded into a bag that can hold an object of at least 15cm x 15cm x 70 cm in size.5) A garment configured as in claim 1 or in 2 or in claim 3 or in claim 4, characterized in that it comprises a hood(19) that covers the head (1) of the wearer (2).
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