FR2460634A1 - Three-quarter length anorak - folds away in hood with belt attached to collar - Google Patents

Abstract

An outer garment comprises an anorak with a hood, a sliding clasp closure at the front, lined sleeves with elastic enclosures at the cuffs, and a gathered slot for a belt at the waist. The anorak is larger than the standard length and has the appearance of a three-quarter coat. For greater comfort, the lined garment has gussets at the armholes and a small cape open downwards and covering the shoulders. The hood section may be used to receive the rolled garment and enclose it using press-stud closures. A belt is fitted to the collar of the hood for fixing the rolled garment and hood around the wearer.

Description

Technical area.

The present invention relates to improvements in clothing, anorak type, with hood, front closure of the zipper type, sleeve end with lining elastically tightening the wrists, waist belt with gathered zipper
Problem.

 It is a question of making a light tracksuit, easy to transport and which one puts quickly in case of bad weather.

State of the prior art and disadvantages0
There are anoraks of this kind, made of light fabric, such as poplin, and which are rolled up in one of their pocket and which have an elastic belt which is integral with them making it possible to fix the rolled anorak at the waist and in the back.

These clothes are small and light due to the fact that they have to be folded up in one of their pockets. They therefore do not protect the lower body and it is out of the question to provide them with a lining for the reasons which have just been explained. As a result, in cold weather they are insufficient and they insufficiently protect the lower body from the weather.

 Because they are not designed to fit a lining and they are light, they do not include any device to give size to the armholes, in the back, and at the bottom so as not to impede movement .

 The anorak of the present invention makes it possible to avoid the above-mentioned drawbacks and is known precisely to be suitable for all weather conditions and to effectively protect from the weather while leaving great ease in the movements of the body.

Statement of the invention.

The anorak of the invention is essentially characterized by a combination of means tending to improve protection in all weathers, namely a) a removable fleece lining, both for the bust
only for sleeves, which attaches to outer garments
with snap buttons, especially at the end
sleeves, in the collar and along the closure, b) a three-quarter length, c) a zipper with two sliders allowing or
screw independently from the bottom and from the top, d) bellows under the armpits, and "the birth of man
ches, e) covering the upper back, a small yoke open at the bottom, f) pn cap closing device after rolling in it
the rest of the anorak with the exception of one hat
elastic transport structure whose central part is fixed
behind the collar, inside the hood.

Solution to the problem, advantages and technical result.

 The fleece lining allows the garment to be used in much lower temperatures than conventional anoraks. The three-quarter length provides better protection, and, despite this, the zipper that opens on both sides, and in particular to from the bottom makes the garment easier to wear. The armpit gussets and the small upper back yoke give size despite the presence of the lining.

 Finally, an essential originality consists in planning to roll the garment in the hood which has a sufficiently large capacity to accommodate it entirely despite its relatively large volume.

The invention will be better understood using the following description which gives a non-limiting example of practical implementation and which is illustrated by the attached drawing.
Brief description of the figures.

In these drawings
Figure 1 is a perspective view of three rear quarters of the garment, the hood folded down in the back.

 Figure 2 is a front three-quarter view of the garment, with the cap on.

 Figure 3 is a perspective view of the garment being folded and rolled in the cap.

 Figure 4 is a perspective view of the garment completely rolled in the cap, ready to hang at the waist.

 And FIG. 5 is a perspective view of three rear quarters of the garment with the carrying belt fastened to be worn folded at the waist.

Description of an embodiment.

 The garment or anorak of the invention has a cap 1 and a zipper 2 on the front which has the distinction of having two sliders 3 and 4; the upper cursor 3 opens from the top while the lower cursor 4 opens from the bottom.

The ends of the sleeves 5 and 6 have a lining 7 resiliently tightening the wrists. At the waist, a gathered zipper belt is provided, that is to say a zipper through which passes a cord which is tied after having been pulled.

These last two characteristics are not original but enter into combination in the inventiono
An original characteristic, for this kind of clothing, consists in providing a removable fleece lining (not shown) with press buttons i0, 11, intended to hold the ends of the sleeves 12, to hold the collar (Figures 3 and 4) 13 > 14, 15>16>17> 18, 18, to maintain said lining along the closure 2 (Figure 2).

 The garment or anorak has a longer length than the conventional length which gives it a three-quarter coat appearance.

 Other important features of the anorak of the invention reside in devices making it possible to provide comfort despite the presence of a lining, namely bellows 19 under the armpits, at the birth of the sleeves and a small yoke 20, open downwards 21, covering the upper back. In fact, the back itself is cut, as shown at 22 in Figure 1, to attach to the collar only in its central part and to leave an open part at the back and above each sleeve 4, 5 which is free towards the bottom of the small yoke 20, at the opening 21.

 Another important feature of the anorak of the invention lies in the fact that the cap 1 has a series of press buttons 23, 24 which make it possible to cooperate with the corresponding buttons 231, 241 in order to be able to completely close the cap 1 after having rolled up the bottom of the garment which is generally identified by 25 in FIG. 3 and have it locked in while only allowing a carrying belt 26 to pass, the central part of which is sewn at 27, 28 at the collar and which has closure loops 29, 30 allowing easy fixing around the waist.

Claims (1)

 Rvi; NDICATItIx  Improvements in clothing, anorak type, with hood, zipper type front closure, lining sleeve end tightening the wrists, gathered zipper waist belt, characterized by a combination of means tending to improve the all weather protection, namely a) a removable fleece lining, both for the bust  only for sleeves, which attaches to outer garments  with snap buttons, especially at the end  sleeves, in the collar and along the closure, b) a length three quarters, c) a zipper with two sliders allowing all  screw independently from the bottom and from the top, d) bellows under the armpits, at the birth of the ma-n-  ches, e) covering the upper back, a small yoke open at the bottom, f) a device for closing the hood after having rolled there  All of the rest of the anorak with the exception of a belt  elastic transport with the central part fixed  behind the collar, inside the hood.