US1065252A - Combination coatshirt and drawers. - Google Patents

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G; J A COBY. COMBINATION GOATSHIRT AND DRAWERS.

APPLICATION FILED AUG. 3, 1912.

Patented June 17, 1913.

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G. JACOBY. COMBINATION GOATSHIRT AND DRAWERS. APPLICATION FILED AUG. 3, 1912.

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from beneath the waist band of the trousers.

The invention consists of thenovel fear tures, details of construction, and combination of parts, which hereinafter will be more particularlyset forth, illustrated in the accompanying drawings, and pointed out in the appended claim.

Referring to the drawings, forming a part of the Specification: Figure l is a front view of an article of the character stated embodying the invention. Fig. 2 is a detail view of the;lower portion of the back and the attached flaps and gores forming the other.

leg pieces and gores. Fig. 3 is a detail view of one of the front flaps and part of the Fig. 4 is a detail view of one of the back gores. Fig. 5 is'a detail view showingthe application of the garment.

Corresponding and like parts are referred to in the following description, and indicated in all'the views of the drawings, by

the same reference characters' The body, or main portion of the'garment, resembles the ordinary coatshirt, which may be of the neglige or dress pattern. The leg portions are combined with the body or shirt portion to provide a single article of the shirt variety and nether garment type; The body portion of the garment is provided with sleeves 1. and com prises a back 2 and frbnt'quarters 3. When assembled, the front quarters are stitched.- along their outer vertical edges to the ver-- ticaledges of the back 2, the quarters 3 opening in the front and being provided with the usual button holesand buttons for-securing the same when the garment is worn. An

' will approximately V-shaped cut 4 is formed in- 191a. s riainp, 13.o74.

members 5.. "Similar leg, pieces 8;? alongtheir vrear:es g e to the inn e ge of the leg 'members 5, theopposite edges of the e pi e being but n d to the front edge por mns of the quartfi is 3. Each of the leg Speeifioation-otLetters Patent. PatentedJune-1'7,19'13-. I i

$116 fl e back provide leg stitchedpieces comprises a gore 6 and a flap 7. T The gores '6 are'stitchedto each other alon "their nner edges and, along their outer e ges to the partsbordering upon the opening 4. The flaps 7 have their inner endstapered length, the remaining partsandthe back edges being stitched to, respectively, the

- lower ends of the gores 6 and the quarters 2..-

The gores 6' give proper fullness to the le pieces opposite the buttocks. The'fiaps and stitched together for a part of their '1' extend along the inner sides of the-legs and I connect the lower ends of the front and back quarters. The front portions of the flaps are reinforced Suitable fastenings such as} bnttonholes and buttons are provided for fastening the free edges of the leg pieces tov the lower ortions of the front quarters 3.

he noted from the foregoing description and taken in connection with the accompanying. drawings that the invention providesa shirt of thecoattype and which. may he slipped in position in substantially the same manner. as a coat, after which the parts are fastened in front by means above described. The leg-pieces are brought about the limbs and securedsubstantia'lly in the manner set forth, thereby providing in effect a one-piece garment embodying a combined coatshlrt and drawers. The article is sov formed as to enable a minimum amount of materialfbeing utilized in the manufacture.

and insures a neat .and close fit and prevents any uncomfortable feeling, suchas isex- 'perienced by wearing a garment presenting voluminous Qbulk. Moreover, the shirt is held down" and prevented from leavingthe.

waist band of the trousers.

From the above description, taken in connection with the accompanying drawings,

the advantages of the construction and of the method of operation will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art to which the invention appertains, and while'I have described the principle ofoperation of the invention,;together with the device which I now consider to be' the bestembodiment thereof, I desire to have it understood that the device shown is merely illustrative, and

that such changes may be-made when de? sired as" are witnin the scope of the claiui appended hereto. 7

, Having thus described the invention what 1s claimed as new, 1s:- H

A one-p1ece combination art cle of wearing apparel comprising a coatshi'rt' and" drawers, the same comprising a back piece having a cut in its lower end, front quarters having'fastenings along their edges, and le formed in the lower end-thereof and the flaps having their inner ends tapered and stitched together and to the lower ends of the gores and the back, said leg pieces extending along the inner sides of the legs and having their free edges provided with fastenings to engage fastenings alon the inner edges of the lower ends of the ront quarters to, secure the leg portions about the limbs when the article is worn.

In testimony whereof I aflix my signature in presence of two witnesses.

GUSTAVE JACOBY.

Witnesses:

' ALLEN BRYANT,

Gnonen H. Fnmnousn.

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