DE8815900U1 - Baby suit - Google Patents

Description

European Patent Attorneys

Ruey-Mlng JIM Attorney's File

Mo. 117, Hai-Ring Bd., Ching-shui Chen, 1017-1 Di-J Tai-ohung Maien, Taiwan, R.O.C.

20. Des. ItH

Baby Suction

The invention relates to a baby suit with a collar opening, two sleeves and two trouser legs.
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Known designs have a closed collar opening all around to allow the head to pass through and two side sleeve openings to allow the baby's mouth or arms to pass through. This causes problems when dressing babies, as the baby's bands can get twisted when the baby tries to pass through the sleeve openings, and the closed collar opening often offers a lot of resistance to the baby's passing through.

Other designs are equipped with zippers to prevent problems, but these can lead to injuries to the baby if it is not yet wearing underwear.

The invention is based on the task of

Improve the baby's suction cup so that it can be put on easily and without risk of injury to the baby.

This object is achieved according to the invention by designing it as a folding suit, which consists of three garment parts with the following features:

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a) The first garment is provided with Velcro fastening strips in the area of a collar section;

b) the first garment has a first and second panel section which extend outwards in opposite directions and are provided with Velcro strips on their upper and lower edges)

c) the first garment element comprises two waistbands extending outwards from the two side edges of a middle section of the first garment element*, which

Velcro fastening strips»

d) the first piece of clothing also includes a cut which is provided with a Velcro strip on each of its two side edges)

e) the second part of the garment is approximately L-shaped, forms a third arm section in its lower area with a Velcro fastening strip and is covered with further Velcro fastening strips which are arranged on the first part of the garment in the area of the "arm sections"

f) the third piece of clothing forms a waistband section, which is provided with Velcro strips on both its side edges and on its upper edge area}

g) the second garment is sewn along its lower edge, which borders the third sleeve section,

Hem sewn to the first piece of clothing stack, whereby the

third sleeve section Fold over the second sleeve section

bar and forms one sleeve with it; 5

h) the second sleeve is formed by folding the sleeve at the opposite side of the first garment halfway up, flush with the third sleeve;

i) for the formation of the bald* Hoeenbeiive, the third clothing detail, located on the Hoeenabschnitt of the advised clothing part, is enclosed in the third clothing detail, opposite the Boenbaanbauhaette on the inside - IS the Sa«a moved;

Jc) The "additional clothing part" can also be folded "in the baby's bed" on its back so that its Velcro fastening strips overlap the arranged Velcro fastening strips on the left and right clothing part and the Velcro fastening strip fits snugly against the Velcro fastening strip on the right and left clothing part.

It is important that the height section of the third clothing fold is formed even more like the height section of the two clothing corners, so that the two Velcro fastening strips of the two clothing corners lie outside the third clothing corner before the fold and parallel to the Velcro fastening strips on the left.

The baby suit consists of a torsional spring made of fabric, which can be the Velcro-type fasteners. The baby suit, which is made of three parts, is placed on a flat surface, the baby is then placed on its back on the suit, which is then wrapped around the baby.

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The baby's head, arms and legs are therefore not forced through the very narrow openings in the garment. The baby suit according to the invention is inexpensive to manufacture, easy and safe to put on and is very lightweight.

Further features and advantages of the invention are explained in more detail using an embodiment.

The drawing shows an exemplary embodiment of the invention. It shows t

Figure 1 in explosion representation three «a baby suit

formal clothing·&bgr;pieces;

Figure 2 shows the three garment parts in plan view

Figure 1 after they are sewn together but not yet folded;

Figure 3 shows the baby suit in perspective. Figure 2 after folding one of its parts and

Figure 4 shows the baby suction cup as shown in Figure 3 on a baby.

The baby suit consists of three garment parts 1,2,3, which are sewn together via a seam 16 and 17.

The first garment part 1 comprises a first and a second jacket section 10, 10', which extend laterally outwards in opposite directions, whereby the jacket section 10 shown on the right in Figure 1 has a Velcro strip 11, 111 on its lower and upper edge and the second jacket section 10' only has a Velcro strip 11, 111 on its lower edge.

area are provided with a Velcro strip 23. The first item of clothing 1 further comprises two strip-shaped waistbands 6 extending outwards from the two side panels of a middle section, of which the waistband 6 shown on the right in Figure 1 is provided with a Velcro strip 12 and the waistband 6 on the left with Velcro strips 22 and 121. The first item of clothing 1 has Velcro strips 211 and 222 at the top in the area of a collar section. The lower area of the first item of clothing 1 is designed as a trouser section, which is provided with a Velcro strip 13 or 14 on each of its two side edge areas.

The wide garment part 2 is approximately L-shaped, forms in its lower area a third sleeve section 10" provided with a Velcro fastener strip 231 and is provided with further Velcro fastener strips 21, 221 which are arranged on the Velcro fastener strips 211, 222 provided on the first garment part 1 in the area of the collar section.

The third clothing piece 3 also forms a trouser section, which is provided with Velcro strips 131, 141 or 151, 152 on its two side edge areas and on its upper edge area and is somewhat narrower than the trouser section of the first clothing piece 1.

The wide garment part 2 is sewn to the first garment stack part 1 along a seam 16 at its lower edge, which borders the third arm section 10", whereby the third arm section 10" can be folded over the wide arm section 10' and forms one sleeve 5 with it (see Figure 3). The wide sleeve S is formed by folding the sleeve S on the opposite side.

Fold the first collar section 10, which hangs on the side of the first piece of clothing, around a fold line which coincides with that of the third collar section 10", as can be seen in Figure 3. After folding the third of the two collar sections 10 and 10" downwards, the collar opening 4 is formed between these two cut pieces.

To form the two trouser legs 31, the third garment part 3 lying on the trouser section of the first garment part 1 is connected to the first garment part 1 along a line that borders the trouser leg sections inwards.

IS Sana 17 sewn, whereby the two Velcro fastening strips 13, 14 of the first garment part 1 lie inside the third garment part 3 and parallel to its side Velcro fastening strips 131, 141 (see Fig. 2).

The main features of the baby suit and how to put it on can be seen in Figures 3 and 4. The baby suit is laid out flat on a flat surface as shown in Figure 2. The baby is then placed on its back on the spread-out garment. The first collar section 10 in the upper right section of the first garment part 1 is then folded forwards; the second garment part 2 is also folded forwards and downwards, overlapping the adjacent section of the first garment part 1, onto which the Velcro fastening strips 11 and 111 are then pressed together.

The fabric sections extending outwards from both sides of the sleeve section 10 are folded over around the baby's bandage 7. By pressing the Velcro strips 23 and 231 or 11 and 111 together, the two sleeves S are formed, forming the connecting strips Sl. This also creates the collar opening 4. The trouser

legs 31 formed by pressing together the Velcro strips 13 and 131 or 14 and 141 on the first and third
Garment part 1,3. This creates the connecting strips 32. Then the upper part of the baby suit is placed on the
upper longitudinal edge of the third garment part 3, so that a connection is created between the Velcro strips 152 and 221. The two strip-shaped waistbands 6 are then stretched slightly and brought out to the baby, whereby the Velcro strip 22 of the waistband 6 shown on the left in Figure 1 forms a detachable connection with the Velcro strips
151 of the third clothing stack part 3. Finally, the waistband 6 shown on the right in Figure 1 is laid out and
Velcro strip 12 printed on the Velcro strip 121 of the other waistband 6·

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Claims (2)

Patent Attorneys GRA-MMi- LTNfS Dipt-Ing. Prof. Werner Gramm DipL-Phys. Edgar Uns European Patent Attorneys Ruey-Ming JIH Aa«*ltsakte No. 117, Hsi-Ming Rd., Chlng-shul Chan, 1017- 1 DB-2 Tai-Chung Haien, Taiwan, R.O.C. 20. Des. 1988 Claim for protection 1. Baby suit with a collar opening (4), two buttons (S) and two trouser legs (31), characterized by "Im" design Sala pantaloons, which consists of three clothing parts (1,2,3) with the following characteristics a) Yes «first garment part (1) is the area of a Collar section with Velcro strips (222, 211) 10 b) the first garment part (1) has a first and a second section (10,10') which extend laterally outwards in opposite directions and are provided with Velcro strips (11,111,23) on their upper and lower edges; c) the first garment part (1) comprises waistbands (6) extending outwards from the two side edges of a middle section of the first garment part (1), which are provided with Velcro strips (12, 121, 22) d) the first garment (1) further comprises a Trouser section, which on its two side edge areas chen each provided with a Velcro strip (13,14) ; .,. . ,, ,-,. „ r, : : . : ■'■:::: j Telephone 0531-80079 Theodor-Heuss-Str(3e 2 j _Te , _ex o-9 52620 grammd D-3300 Braunschweig Federal Republic of Germany ' Fax 0531-81297 (can 2 + 3) f ■ e) the second garment part (2) is approximately L-shaped, forming a third part in its lower area, which is fastened with a Velcro strip (231). raised sleeve section (10") and is provided with further Velcro fastening strips (221, 21) which fasten the Velcro fastener on the first garment part (1) in the area of the collar. &iacgr; 10 Velcro strips provided for in section (222,211) ; assigned; ' f) the third item of clothing (3) bLldrZ a trouser cut, 4 on his two rare rano elk so- '. 15 as on its upper edge with Velcro fastener •t strips (131, 141; 151, 152); g) the second garment part (2) is connected to the first garment part along a seam (16) at its lower edge bordering the third sleeve section (10"). piece (1) sewn together, whereby the third sleeve section (10") can be folded over the wide sleeve section (10') and forms one sleeve (5) with it; h) the second sleeve (5) is formed by folding the ii on the opposite side of the first garment '' stucco plates (1) hanging first armholes (10) around a line of ridges aligned with that of the third arm section (10");
30 i) To form the two trouser legs (31), the third garment part (3) lying on the trouser section of the first garment part (1) is sewn to the first garment part (1) along a seam (1?) which delimits the trouser legs sections on the inside; 25 k) the first garment part (1) can be folded around a baby lying on its back in such a way that its Velcro strips overlap the corresponding Velcro strips on the second and third garment parts (2,3) and the Velcro fastening strip (12) on one side (f) overlaps the Velcro fastening strip (121) on the other side (f). 2. Baby suit according to claim 1, characterized in that the hood of the third clothing item (3) is slightly transformed into the hood of the first clothing item. The fastening element (1) is arranged such that the two Velcro fastening strips (13, 14) of the first clothing part (1) lie in front of the fold outside the third clothing part (3) and parallel to the lateral Velcro fastening strips (131, 141). 20 30