Apparel – Body garments – Vests
Patent
1977-04-29
1978-10-31
Troutman, Doris L.
Apparel
Body garments
Vests
2126, A41D 104
Patent
active
041225538
ABSTRACT:
A convertible garment is provided which can be worn either as a sleeved jacket, such as a parka, or as a sleeveless vest. The garment of the invention has fully attached sleeves, and it includes a linear zipper, or equivalent straight-line closure device, extending along the outside of each sleeve from the shoulder seam of the sleeve to a point just above the elbow. The zipper is long enough so that when opened, a hole is produced in each sleeve which corresponds in size with the arm holes in the jacket itself. When the garment is to be converted from a jacket to a vest, the zippers are pulled open and the sleeves are turned inside-out deploying them into the interior of the garment. The wearer then puts his arms through the holes in the sleeves, and the garment is worn as a vest.
REFERENCES:
patent: 2153838 (1939-04-01), Jay
patent: 2374643 (1945-05-01), Boettcher
patent: 3137007 (1964-06-01), Speer
patent: 4006495 (1977-02-01), Jones
Beecher Keith D.
Troutman Doris L.
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