GB2419511A - Arm pocket - Google Patents

Abstract

An arm pocket comprising a tight bandage or sleeve 1 which is worn over the arm to hold various utensils. Preferably the arm pocket has pockets or slots 2 which may have open or closed ends. The arm pocket may be made from elastic or tight fitting material and may be fastened with a zip or hook and loop tape. A variety of different sized items found in the home, office, car, garage or underwater may be carried within the pockets or slots.

Description

1. DESCRIPTION OF INVENTION

Invention name - ARM POCKET The purpose of the Arm Pocket is hopefully described in its name. It is a reasonably tight, bandage type, sleeve - a type of pocket/utensil holder - which fits over your arm or sleeve and is used to carry any items which may otherwise be transported in trouser, shirt or jacket pockets. It is made of an elastic type material so that it does not move or slip when fitted to different sized arms; it is generally worn over clothes and fastened by zip or Velcro, it can be used for work or pleasure (the first prototype was made from an old football sock with the foot cut out, it was then possible to just pull it over the arm).

Key to Diagrams -figures] and 2 1 The elastic sleeve may pull on as in this case, or have a zip.

2. Sewn on strips to hold writing pad, calculator, etc. 3 Underside of the aim. Writing pad or mirror either xes on with Velcro, or slots in wider 2 sewn on strips.

4 Sewn slots to hold pen, pencil, comb, ruler, make-up, spanners, screwdrivers, etc. depending on use of product. The slots are sewn down the sides with the ends generally left open.

Velcro or zip fastener.

Claims (5)

1. 3. CLAIMS I. An Arm Pocket is a tight bandage or sleeve worn over the arm

   to hold various utensils.
2. 2. An Aim Pocket as described in Claim I includes sewn on pockets or slots which may be open ended or closed one end.
3. 3. An Arm Pocket as described in Claims 1 and 2 is made from elastic or tight fitting material and is fitted around or over the arm by either its tight fit, a zip or velcros.
4. 4. An Arm Pocket as described above may hold or house items such as:pens, pencils, combs, rulers, compass, writing pad, mirror, diary, makeup, watches, calculators, pen pad computers, toys, tools (spanners, screwdrivers), torch, electronic or battery operated technology; etc. depending on whether the arm pocket is worn in the office, home, car, garage or under-water; for work or pleasure.
5. 5. An Arm Pocket substantially as herein described are illustrated in the accompanying drawings.