EP1181871B1 - Reversible denim jacket and pants - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to reversible jacket and pants made of a single denim fabric.
- Reversible clothing is known in the art.
- Reversible garments are designed such that the two surfaces of the garment have a different pattern, color, or texture. Therefore, the user is provided with two choices of pattern, color or fabric texture with each garment.
- reversible garments are constructed using two different types of fabrics. The two fabrics are sewn together such that a different fabric faces out when the garment is turned inside out and vice versa. The problem with this design is that the clothing is typically bulky and uncomfortable due to the two layer thickness of the garment fabric. In order to solve this problem, reversible garments were designed using two-sided, single thickness fabric. Because the fabric is only one layer in thickness, the garment is relatively thin and comfortable to wear, yet the garment is reversible.
- Reversible pants could also be used when one side of the pants has been permanently stained, but the reversible side has not been effected. Thus, the stain does not precipitate disposal of the pants.
- Reversible pants are traditionally designed using two different types of fabrics, sewn together so that a different fabric faces outward.
- this dual-fabric configuration can often be bulky and uncomfortable to wear.
- the two fabrics may be made thinner.
- Any pockets used in the pants must be easily accessible when either side of the fabric is outward facing. Placing two pockets, one on either side, increases bulkiness, especially in dual fabric configurations. Further, buttons or zippers accessible from one side of the garment must be just as easily accessible when the pants are reversed. Also, pocket attachment must be achieved to reduce bunching of the pockets when not in use.
- U.S. Patent no. 5,063,614 issued in the name of McSheffery, discloses a reversible, upper body garment having detachable pockets.
- the object of the present invention is achieved by means of reversible jacket and pants having the features of claim 1.
- a reversible pair of pants is disclosed utilizing an otherwise conventional denim fabric.
- the pants include a pair of one-part pocket pouches sewn directly onto the front pantleg members, and another pair of similar one-part pocket pouches sewn directly onto the rear pantleg members, thereby forming symmetric front and rear pouch pockets.
- a jacket is provided in concert utilizing an otherwise conventional denim fabric.
- the jacket includes a similar pair of one-part pocket pouches sewn directly onto the front chest panel members, thereby forming symmetric left and right pouch pockets.
- On the inside of both the pants and jacket each seam utilizes a four-part rolled construction that provides a clean, finished look to the interior portions of the garments.
- a fly opening comprising a first panel and a second panel, wherein the first panel and second panel define a plurality of buttonholes, the buttonholes on the first panel being aligned with the buttonholes on the second panel, a plurality of double stud buttons, each of the buttons including a first and a second stud portion interconnected by a narrow neck portion, the buttons passing through the button holes so as to secure the first panel to the second panel when the garment is being, worn, and further wherein one stud portion of each of the double stud buttons is visible when the pants are worn with either the first surface or the second surface facing out, and the first and second stud portions of each button being of a size to pass through an adjacent buttonhole; whereby with either orientation of the reversible pants, the fly may be buttoned and unbuttoned in
- an opening comprising a first panel and a second panel, wherein the first panel and second panel define a plurality of buttonholes, the buttonholes on the first panel being aligned with the buttonholes on the second panel, a plurality of double stud buttons, each of the buttons including a first and a second stud portion interconnected by a narrow neck portion, the buttons passing through the button holes so as to secure the first panel to the second panel when the garment is being worn, and further wherein one stud portion of each of the double stud buttons is visible when the nants are worn with either the first surface or the second surface facing out, and the first and second stud portions of each button being of a size to pass through an adjacent buttonhole; whereby with either orientation of the reversible pants, the fly may be buttoned and unbuttoned in a normal manner with the outer stud portion of each button passing through a corresponding outer buttonhole.
- the pants of the present invention provide reversible fashion that emulates the appearance of a "mirror image.” Similarly, the jacket of the present invention provide a similar "mirror image" appearance in conjunction with the pant component.
- the reversible pants 10 include an outer pants surface 14 and an inner pants surface 16 made of a plurality of conventional pant panel elements.
- the best mode, represented by the commercial embodiment of the present invention incorporates otherwise conventional denim fabric to form the pant panel elements. Therefore, the outer pants surface 14 and inner pants surface 16 have different appearances in color, pattern, and texture.
- the pants include a pair of front, exterior pocket pouches 18 sewn directly onto the front pantleg members, and a pair of similar rear exterior pocket pouches 20 sewn directly onto the rear pantleg members, thereby forming symmetric front and rear exterior pouch pockets.
- On the front, interior surface of the pants 10 is a pair of front interior pocket pouch 22 sewn directly onto the front interior surface of the pants, directly opposite the front exterior pocket pouches 18.
- a pair of rear interior pocket pouches 24 sewn directly onto the rear interior surface of the pants, directly opposite the rear exterior pocket pouches 20.
- front interior pocket pouches 22 are slightly smaller than the front exterior pocket pouches 18 so that the stitching on the edges of the front exterior pocket pouches 18 is visible around the edge of the front interior pocket pouches 22.
- rear exterior pocket pouches 20 and the smaller rear interior pocket pouches 24 are slightly smaller than the front exterior pocket pouches 18 so that the stitching on the edges of the front exterior pocket pouches 18 is visible around the edge of the front interior pocket pouches 22.
- rear exterior pocket pouches 20 and the smaller rear interior pocket pouches 24 are slightly smaller than the front exterior pocket pouches 18 so that the stitching on the edges of the front exterior pocket pouches 18 is visible around the edge of the front interior pocket pouches 22.
- rear exterior pocket pouches 20 and the smaller rear interior pocket pouches 24 are slightly smaller than the front exterior pocket pouches 18 so that the stitching on the edges of the front exterior pocket pouches 18 is visible around the edge of the front interior pocket pouches 22.
- a jacket 50 is provided in concert utilizing an otherwise conventional denim fabric.
- the jacket 50 includes a pair of exterior jacket pocket pouches 52, similar to the front exterior pocket pouches 18 on the pants.
- the exterior jacket pocket pouches 52 are sewn directly onto the Front chest panel members 54 of the jacket 50, thereby forming symmetric left and right exterior jacket pocket pouches 52.
- a pair of interior jacket pocket pouches 60 on the front interior surface of the jacket 50 is a pair of interior jacket pocket pouches 60, similar in configuration to the front interior pocket pouches 22 found on the front interior of the pants.
- the pair of interior jacket pocket pouches 60 are sewn directly onto the interior surface of the front of the jacket 50, directly opposite the exterior jacket pocket pouches 52.
- the pants of the present invention provide reversible fashion that emulates the appearance of a "mirror image.” Similarly, the jacket of the present invention provide a similar "mirror image" appearance in conjunction with the pant component.
- a fly opening comprising a first panel 70 and a second panel 80, wherein the first panel 70 and second panel 80 define a plurality of buttonholes 90, the buttonholes 90 on the first panel being aligned with the buttonholes 90 on the second panel 80, a plurality of double stud buttons 100, each of the buttons 100 including a first stud portion 110 and a second stud portion 120 interconnected by a narrow neck portion 130, the buttons 100 passing through the button holes 90 so as to secure the first panel 70 to the second panel 80 when the garment is being worn, and further wherein one stud portion of each of the double stud buttons 100 is visible when the pants are worn with either the first panel 70 or the second panel 80 facing out, and the first and second stud portions 110,120 of each button 100 being of a size to pass through an adjacent buttonhole 90; whereby with either orientation of the reversible pants, the fly may be buttoned and unbuttoned in a normal manner with the outer stud portion 110,
- an opening comprising a jacket first panel 140 and a jacket second panel 150, wherein the jacket first panel 140 and second panel define a plurality of jacket buttonholes 160, the jacket buttonholes on the jacket first panel 140 being aligned with the jacket buttonholes 160 on the jacket second panel 150, a plurality of double stud buttons 100, each of the buttons 100 including a first and a second stud portion 110,120 interconnected by a narrow neck portion 130, the buttons 100 passing through the jacket button holes 160 so as to secure the jacket first panel 140 to the jacket second panel 150 when the garment is being worn, and further wherein one stud portion 110,120 of each of the double stud buttons 100 is visible when the jacket 50 is worn with either the exterior surface or the interior surface facing out, and the first and second stud portions 110,120 of each button 100 being of a size to pass through an adjacent jacket buttonhole 160, whereby with either orientation of the reversible jacket 50, the fly may be buttoned and unbuttoned in a normal manner with the outer jacket buttonhole 160, whereby with either
- a third panel may be sewn to either the first panel 70 or the second panel 80 so as to be in between the first panel 70 and second panel 80 when they are connected together.
- the button 100 will pass through a button hole in the third panel, but the studs 110,120 will not pass through the button hole. This configuration ensures that the buttons 100 do not separate from both the first panel 70 and the second panel 80 during use.
- a jacket third panel may be sewn to one of the jacket panels so as to be in between the jacket first panel 140 and jacket second panel 150 when they are connected together.
- the button 100 will pass through a jacket bulton hole in the jacket third panel, but the studs 110,120 will not pass through the jacket button hole. This configuration ensures that the buttons 100 do not separate from both the jacket first panel 140 and the jacket second panel 150 during use.
- each seam utilizes a four-part rolled construction 170 that provides a clean, finished look to the interior portions of the garments.
- a device embodying the teachings of the present invention is easily applied.
- FIGS. 16a through 16b show the jacket adjustment means170, used to adjust the size of the bottom of the jacket 50.
- FIGS. 17 a and 17b show the reversible nature of the collar 180 of the jacket 50.
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- This invention relates to reversible jacket and pants made of a single denim fabric.
- Reversible clothing is known in the art. Reversible garments are designed such that the two surfaces of the garment have a different pattern, color, or texture. Therefore, the user is provided with two choices of pattern, color or fabric texture with each garment.
- Some types of reversible garments are constructed using two different types of fabrics. The two fabrics are sewn together such that a different fabric faces out when the garment is turned inside out and vice versa. The problem with this design is that the clothing is typically bulky and uncomfortable due to the two layer thickness of the garment fabric. In order to solve this problem, reversible garments were designed using two-sided, single thickness fabric. Because the fabric is only one layer in thickness, the garment is relatively thin and comfortable to wear, yet the garment is reversible.
- Reversible pants could also be used when one side of the pants has been permanently stained, but the reversible side has not been effected. Thus, the stain does not precipitate disposal of the pants.
- Reversible pants are traditionally designed using two different types of fabrics, sewn together so that a different fabric faces outward. However, this dual-fabric configuration can often be bulky and uncomfortable to wear. To solve this problem, the two fabrics may be made thinner. However, this creates the problem of reduces strength of each fabric, which increases the likelihood of tearing of either fabric.
- Use of a single, thicker fabric reduces the bulk created by the dual fabric configurations, while simultaneously increases structural integrity of the pants.
- Another problem commonly found in reversible pants concerns pocket and fastening means.
- Any pockets used in the pants must be easily accessible when either side of the fabric is outward facing. Placing two pockets, one on either side, increases bulkiness, especially in dual fabric configurations. Further, buttons or zippers accessible from one side of the garment must be just as easily accessible when the pants are reversed. Also, pocket attachment must be achieved to reduce bunching of the pockets when not in use.
- In the related art, several devices are disclosed that describe a reversible shirt/sweater with extended sleeves. These include U.S. Patent no. 5,720,044, issued in the name of Robinson and U.S. Patent no. 5,561,860, issued in the name of Nguyen-Senderowicz.
- U.S. Patent no. 5,204,995 issued in the name of Knapp, discloses reversible pants.
- U.S. Patent no. 4,310,929, issued in the name of Finlay, describes reversible running shorts.
- U.S. Patent no. 4,481,683, issued in the name of Estruch, discloses reversible, uni-sex underwear.
- U.S. Patent no. 5,063,614, issued in the name of McSheffery, discloses a reversible, upper body garment having detachable pockets.
- Several patents describe a reversible thermal vest garment. These include U.S. Patent no. 5,029,344, issued in the name of Shannon et al., U.S. Patent no. 4,472,835, issued in the name of Clark and U.S. Patent no. 262,577, issued in the name of Day.
- US. Patent no. 4,686,714, issued in the name of Harley, discloses a reversible dress
- U.S. Patent no. 4,106,120 issued in the name of Zurbrigg et al. discloses a reversible surgical gown.
- From GB-A- 1 222 125 it is already known to manufacture reversible pocketed pants but they are not made of denim, not combined with a jacket.
- A search of the prior art did not disclose any patents that anticipate directly many features of the instant invention. Consequently, a need has been felt for providing improved reversible pants that overcome the problems cited above.
- It is therefore an object of the present invention to provide a common approach and method for producing reversible denim clothing.
- It is a further object of the present invention to provide reversible denim clothing including pants and jackets resulting in a particular identifiable style of denim pants and jackets.
- The object of the present invention is achieved by means of reversible jacket and pants having the features of
claim 1. - Briefly described according to the present invention, a reversible pair of pants is disclosed utilizing an otherwise conventional denim fabric. The pants include a pair of one-part pocket pouches sewn directly onto the front pantleg members, and another pair of similar one-part pocket pouches sewn directly onto the rear pantleg members, thereby forming symmetric front and rear pouch pockets. Further, a jacket is provided in concert utilizing an otherwise conventional denim fabric. The jacket includes a similar pair of one-part pocket pouches sewn directly onto the front chest panel members, thereby forming symmetric left and right pouch pockets. On the inside of both the pants and jacket each seam utilizes a four-part rolled construction that provides a clean, finished look to the interior portions of the garments. Finally, on the interior surface of each respective garment element a one-part pocket pouch is sewn directly onto the interior surface, directly opposite the exterior pocket pouch. This is provided both for the pant and jacket components. For the pant component, a fly opening comprising a first panel and a second panel, wherein the first panel and second panel define a plurality of buttonholes, the buttonholes on the first panel being aligned with the buttonholes on the second panel, a plurality of double stud buttons, each of the buttons including a first and a second stud portion interconnected by a narrow neck portion, the buttons passing through the button holes so as to secure the first panel to the second panel when the garment is being, worn, and further wherein one stud portion of each of the double stud buttons is visible when the pants are worn with either the first surface or the second surface facing out, and the first and second stud portions of each button being of a size to pass through an adjacent buttonhole; whereby with either orientation of the reversible pants, the fly may be buttoned and unbuttoned in a normal manner with the outer stud portion of each button passing through a corresponding outer buttonhole.
- Similarly, for the jacket component, an opening comprising a first panel and a second panel, wherein the first panel and second panel define a plurality of buttonholes, the buttonholes on the first panel being aligned with the buttonholes on the second panel, a plurality of double stud buttons, each of the buttons including a first and a second stud portion interconnected by a narrow neck portion, the buttons passing through the button holes so as to secure the first panel to the second panel when the garment is being worn, and further wherein one stud portion of each of the double stud buttons is visible when the nants are worn with either the first surface or the second surface facing out, and the first and second stud portions of each button being of a size to pass through an adjacent buttonhole; whereby with either orientation of the reversible pants, the fly may be buttoned and unbuttoned in a normal manner with the outer stud portion of each button passing through a corresponding outer buttonhole.
- The pants of the present invention provide reversible fashion that emulates the appearance of a "mirror image." Similarly, the jacket of the present invention provide a similar "mirror image" appearance in conjunction with the pant component.
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- rear exterior pocket pouch
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- front interior pocket pouch
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- rear interior pocket pouch
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- jacket
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- exterior jacket pocket pouch
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- jacket first panel
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- jacket button hole
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- jacket adjustment means
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- collar
- The advantages and features of the present invention will become better understood with reference to the following more detailed description and claims taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which like elements are identified with like symbols, and in which:
- FIG. 1 is a front view of a pair of reversible pants illustrating the principles of the present invention;
- FIG. 2 is a rear view thereof;
- FIG. 3 is a front view thereof shown with the inside surface of FIG. 1 depicted as the outside surface;
- FIG. 4 is a rear view of the configuration shown in FIG 3;
- FIG. 5 is a front view of a reversible jacket illustrating the principles of the present invention;
- FIG. 6 is a rear view thereof;
- FIG. 7 is a front view thereof shown with the inside surface of FIG. 5 depicted as the outside surface;
- FIG. 8 is a rear view of the configuration shown in FIG 7;
- FIG. 9 is a front view of an alternate embodiment for a sleeveless reversible jacket illustrating the principles of the present invention;
- FIG. 10 is a rear view thereof;
- FIG. 11 is a front view thereof shown with the inside surface of FIG. 9 depicted as the outside surface;
- FIG. 12 is a rear view of the configuration shown in FIG 11;
- FIG. 13 is a cross-sectional view of the reversible fly with a double stud button inserted through the aligned buttonholes, cut along line XIII-XIII of FIG. 3;
- FIG. 14 is a cross-sectional view of the reversible fly with a doble stud button inserted through the aligned buttonholes, cut along lines XIV-XIV of FIG. 5.
- FIG. 15 is a cross sectional view of a typical seam utilizes a four-part rolled construction that provides a clean, finished look to the interior portions of the present invention;
- FIG. 16a through 16d are partial front views of a waist band element for use with the present invention; and
- FIG. 17a and 17b are partial front views of a reversible collar element for use with the present invention.
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- Referring now to FIG. 1-4, a reversible pair of
pants 10 is shown. The reversible pants 10 include an outer pants surface 14 and an inner pants surface 16 made of a plurality of conventional pant panel elements. The best mode, represented by the commercial embodiment of the present invention incorporates otherwise conventional denim fabric to form the pant panel elements. Therefore, the outer pants surface 14 and inner pants surface 16 have different appearances in color, pattern, and texture. - The pants include a pair of front,
exterior pocket pouches 18 sewn directly onto the front pantleg members, and a pair of similar rearexterior pocket pouches 20 sewn directly onto the rear pantleg members, thereby forming symmetric front and rear exterior pouch pockets. On the front, interior surface of thepants 10 is a pair of frontinterior pocket pouch 22 sewn directly onto the front interior surface of the pants, directly opposite the frontexterior pocket pouches 18. - On the back interior surface of the pants is a pair of rear
interior pocket pouches 24, sewn directly onto the rear interior surface of the pants, directly opposite the rearexterior pocket pouches 20. - It is envisioned that the front
interior pocket pouches 22 are slightly smaller than the frontexterior pocket pouches 18 so that the stitching on the edges of the frontexterior pocket pouches 18 is visible around the edge of the frontinterior pocket pouches 22. The same is true for the rearexterior pocket pouches 20 and the smaller rearinterior pocket pouches 24. - Referring now to FIG. 5-12, a
jacket 50 is provided in concert utilizing an otherwise conventional denim fabric. Thejacket 50 includes a pair of exteriorjacket pocket pouches 52, similar to the frontexterior pocket pouches 18 on the pants. The exteriorjacket pocket pouches 52 are sewn directly onto the Frontchest panel members 54 of thejacket 50, thereby forming symmetric left and right exteriorjacket pocket pouches 52. - Referring now to FIG. 7, on the front interior surface of the
jacket 50 is a pair of interiorjacket pocket pouches 60, similar in configuration to the frontinterior pocket pouches 22 found on the front interior of the pants. The pair of interiorjacket pocket pouches 60 are sewn directly onto the interior surface of the front of thejacket 50, directly opposite the exteriorjacket pocket pouches 52. - The pants of the present invention provide reversible fashion that emulates the appearance of a "mirror image." Similarly, the jacket of the present invention provide a similar "mirror image" appearance in conjunction with the pant component.
- As shown in FIGS. 3 and 13, for the pant component, a fly opening comprising a
first panel 70 and a second panel 80, wherein thefirst panel 70 and second panel 80 define a plurality ofbuttonholes 90, thebuttonholes 90 on the first panel being aligned with thebuttonholes 90 on the second panel 80, a plurality ofdouble stud buttons 100, each of thebuttons 100 including afirst stud portion 110 and asecond stud portion 120 interconnected by anarrow neck portion 130, thebuttons 100 passing through the button holes 90 so as to secure thefirst panel 70 to the second panel 80 when the garment is being worn, and further wherein one stud portion of each of thedouble stud buttons 100 is visible when the pants are worn with either thefirst panel 70 or the second panel 80 facing out, and the first and second stud portions 110,120 of eachbutton 100 being of a size to pass through anadjacent buttonhole 90; whereby with either orientation of the reversible pants, the fly may be buttoned and unbuttoned in a normal manner with the outer stud portion 110,120 of each button passing through a correspondingouter buttonhole 90. - Similarly, for the
jacket 50 component, an opening comprising a jacketfirst panel 140 and a jacketsecond panel 150, wherein the jacketfirst panel 140 and second panel define a plurality of jacket buttonholes 160, the jacket buttonholes on the jacketfirst panel 140 being aligned with the jacket buttonholes 160 on the jacketsecond panel 150, a plurality ofdouble stud buttons 100, each of thebuttons 100 including a first and a second stud portion 110,120 interconnected by anarrow neck portion 130, thebuttons 100 passing through the jacket button holes 160 so as to secure the jacketfirst panel 140 to the jacketsecond panel 150 when the garment is being worn, and further wherein one stud portion 110,120 of each of thedouble stud buttons 100 is visible when thejacket 50 is worn with either the exterior surface or the interior surface facing out, and the first and second stud portions 110,120 of eachbutton 100 being of a size to pass through anadjacent jacket buttonhole 160, whereby with either orientation of thereversible jacket 50, the fly may be buttoned and unbuttoned in a normal manner with the outer stud portion 110,120 of eachbutton 100 passing through a correspondingouter jacket buttonhole 160 . - It is envisioned that on the pants, a third panel may be sewn to either the
first panel 70 or the second panel 80 so as to be in between thefirst panel 70 and second panel 80 when they are connected together. Thebutton 100 will pass through a button hole in the third panel, but the studs 110,120 will not pass through the button hole. This configuration ensures that thebuttons 100 do not separate from both thefirst panel 70 and the second panel 80 during use. - It is envisioned that on the
jacket 50, a jacket third panel may be sewn to one of the jacket panels so as to be in between the jacketfirst panel 140 and jacketsecond panel 150 when they are connected together. Thebutton 100 will pass through a jacket bulton hole in the jacket third panel, but the studs 110,120 will not pass through the jacket button hole. This configuration ensures that thebuttons 100 do not separate from both the jacketfirst panel 140 and the jacketsecond panel 150 during use. - As shown in FIG. 15, on the inside of both the pants and
jacket 50 each seam utilizes a four-part rolledconstruction 170 that provides a clean, finished look to the interior portions of the garments. As designed, a device embodying the teachings of the present invention is easily applied. - FIGS. 16a through 16b show the jacket adjustment means170, used to adjust the size of the bottom of the
jacket 50. - FIGS. 17 a and 17b show the reversible nature of the
collar 180 of thejacket 50. - The foregoing description is included to illustrate the operation of the preferred embodiment and is not meant to limit the scope of the invention. As one can envision, an individual skilled in the relevant art, in conjunction with the present teachings, would be capable of incorporating many minor modifications that are anticipated within this disclosure. Therefore, the scope of the invention is to be broadly limited only by the following claims.
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- Reversible jacket and pants made of a single denim fabric wherein the reversible pants (10) are provided with a pair of front, exterior pocket pouches (18) sewn directly onto the outer pants surface (14), a pair of front interior pocket pouches (22) sewn directly onto the inner pants surface (16) directly opposed the front exterior pocket pouches (18), a pair of rear exterior pocket pouches (20) sewn directly onto the outer pants surface (14), and a pair of rear interior pocket pouches (24) sewn directly onto the inner pants surface (16) directly opposed to the exterior pocket pouches (20), characterized in that the front interior pocket pouches (22) are slightly smaller than the front exterior pocket pouches (18) so that the stitching on the edges of the front exterior pocket pouches (18) is visible around the edge of the front interior pocket pouches (22).
- Reversible denim jacket and pants according to claim 1, characterized in that the rear interior pocket pouches (24) are slightly smaller than the rear exterior pocket pouches (20) so that the stitching on the edges of the rear exterior pocket pouches (20) is visible around the edge of the rear interior pocket pouches (24).
- Reversible denim jacket and pants according to claim 1, characterized in that the jacket (50) is provided with a pair of exterior jacket pocket pouches (52) similar to the front exterior pocket pouches (18) on the pants (10) and sewn directly onto the front chest panel members (54) of the jacket (50) thereby forming symmetric left and right exterior pocket pouches (52), and a pair of interior jacket pocket pouches (60) sewn directly onto the inner surface of the front of the jacket (50), directly opposite the exterior jacket pocket pouches (52).
- Reversible denim jacket and pants according to claim 3, characterized in that the interior jacket pocket pouches (60) are slightly smaller than the exterior jacket pocket pouches (52) so that the stitching on the edges of the exterior jacket pocket pouches (52) is visible around the edge of the interior jacket pocket pouches (60).
- Reversible denim jacket and pants according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that the pants are further provided with a fly opening comprising a first panel (70) and a second panel (80) both defining a plurality of buttonholes (90), the buttonholes (90) on the first panel (70) being aligned with the buttonholes (90) on the second panel (80), a plurality of double stud buttons (100), each including a first stud portion (110) and second stud portion (120) interconnected by a narrow neck portion (130).
- Reversible denim jacket and pants according to claim 5, characterized in that the buttons (100) pass through the buttonholes (90) so as to secure the first panel (70) to the second panel (80) when the pants are being worn.
- Reversible denim jacket and pants according to claim 5, characterized in that one stud portion (110, 120) of each of the double stud buttons (100) is visible when said pants are worn with either the first surface (14) or second surface (16) facing out, and the first and second stud portions (110, 120) of each button (100) being of a size to pass through an adjacent buttonhole (90); whereby with either orientation of said reversible pants, the pants may be buttoned and unbuttoned in a normal manner with the outer stud portion of each button (110) passing through a corresponding outer buttonhole (90).
- Reversible denim jacket and pants according to claim 5, characterized in that the inside of the pants (10) is constructed of a seam utilizing a four-part rolled construction (170) that provides a clean, finished look to the interior portions of the pants (10).
- Reversible denim jacket and pants according to claim 1, characterized in that said jacket (50) comprises a jacket first panel (140) and a jacket second panel (150) both defining a plurality of jacket buttonholes (160), the jacket buttonholes of the first panel (140) being aligned with the buttonholes (160) on the second panel (150), and a plurality of double stud buttons (100) each including a first and second stud portion (110, 120) interconnected by a narrow neck portion (130).
- Reversible denim jacket and pants according to claim 9, characterized in that the buttons (100) pass through the button holes (160) so as to secure the first panel (140) to the second panel (150) when the jacket is being worn.
- Reversible denim jacket and pants according to claim 10, characterized in that one stud portion (110, 120) of each of the double stud buttons (100) is visible when said jacket (50) is worn with either surface (14) or second surface (16) facing out, and the first and the second stud portions (110, 120) of each button (100) being of a size to pass through an adjacent jacket buttonhole (160), whereby with either orientation of said reversible jacket (50), this may be buttoned and unbuttoned in a normal manner with the outer stud portion of each button (100) passing through a corresponding outer buttonhole (160).
- Reversible denim jacket and pants according to claim 10, characterized in that the inside of said jacket (50) is constructed of a seam utilizing a four-part rolled construction (170) that provides a clean, finished look to the interior portions of the jacket (50).
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DE60002197T DE60002197T2 (en) | 2000-08-10 | 2000-08-10 | Reversible denim jacket and trousers |
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