US20180192714A1 - Convertible garment - Google Patents
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- the subject invention refers to the consumer goods industry, more specifically, to an upper garment, which can be used both by men and women and will allow to extend functional possibilities of a garment by conversion thereof depending on user's requirements.
- the closest, according to the set of features, to the subject invention is a convertible garment, made of a tubular base, in the middle part of which there is a horizontal ring-type conversion line with a fixing element, and its upper and lower neck holes contain sealing lines, designed in the form of collar and cuff, respectively; at the same time, the upper part of the tubular base contains sleeves, and its lower part contains similar in shape pockets, which are symmetric about the conversion line, and fixing elements made in the form of fastenings and connected with the lower part of the tubular base (the Ukrainian patent No. 36067, International Patent Classification: A41D 15/00, 2008 year published).
- the subject invention coincides with a popular convertible garment according to the following set of significant features: it represents the tubular base, which upper and lower neck holes bears sealing devices and a conversion line with fixing elements.
- a popular convertible garment does not provide technical result of the subject invention because of the convertible garment design, since it has one conversion line and provides with an opportunity to convert a garment from the initial condition only once, and, moreover, its design supposes the use by women, since it can be converted from dress only into skirt, in addition, the tubular base integrity is broken and two independent things are formed, one of which is not a garment.
- the problem which has to be solved by the invention, consists in the improvement of popular convertible garment, which is converted by means of changing its design, allowing to extend the list of items obtained, the garment can be converted in, without destroying the integrity of the tubular base, while simultaneously providing for the possibility of such a garment by both men and women.
- the set problem can be solved by a convertible garment, representing the tubular base, which upper and lower neck holes contain sealing devices and convertion line with fixing elements, in such a way, that in accordance with the invention it additionally contains five convertion lines, which are made vertically with regard to the warp, where two lines are designed in the form of two symmetrical cuts which start from one neck hole and four lines are designed in the form of slit-type cuts made on the side of one of the cuts and in parallel to the axis.
- the subject convertible garment within the scope of the mentioned set of significant features provides technical result that consists in extending of the list of items which can be produced without destroying the integrity of the tubular base, while simultaneously providing for the possibility of such a garment being used both by men and women.
- FIG. 1 initial garment—“Rain Poncho” (sleeping bag);
- FIG. 2 conversion of a garment into “Skiff” jacket
- FIG. 3 conversion of a garment into “Waistcoat”
- FIG. 4 conversion stage of a garment into “Kimono”
- FIG. 5 conversion of a garment into “Kimono”, frontal view
- FIG. 6 conversion of a garment into “Kimono”, back view
- FIG. 7 conversion stage of a garment into “Jumpsuit”
- FIG. 8 conversion of a garment into “Jumpsuit”, frontal view
- FIG. 9 conversion of a garment into “Jumpsuit”, back view
- FIG. 10 conversion stage of a garment into “Samurai” pullover
- FIG. 11 conversion stage of a garment into “Samurai” pullover, frontal view
- FIG. 12 conversion stage of a garment into “Samurai” pullover, back view
- FIG. 13 conversion of a garment into “Pro” jacket
- FIG. 14 conversion stage of a garment into “Beduin” jacket
- FIG. 15 conversion of a garment into “Beduin” jacket, frontal view
- FIG. 16 conversion of a garment into “Beduin” jacket, frontal view
- FIG. 17 picture of a “Rain Poncho” (sleeping bag) garment
- FIG. 18 picture of a “Rain Poncho” (sleeping bag) garment; in the stretched form;
- FIG. 19 picture of a “Rain Poncho” (sleeping bag) garment with sleeves;
- FIG. 20 picture of a “Skiff” garment, frontal view
- FIG. 21 picture of a “Skiff” garment, back view
- FIG. 22 picture of a “Waistcoat” garment, frontal view
- FIG. 23 picture of a “Waistcoat” garment, back view
- FIG. 24 picture of a “Jumpsuit” garment, frontal view
- FIG. 25 picture of a “Jumpsuit” garment, back view
- FIG. 26 picture of a “Kimono” garment, frontal view
- FIG. 27 picture of a “Kimono” garment, back view
- FIG. 28 picture of a “Samurai” garment, frontal view
- FIG. 29 picture of a “Samurai” garment, back view
- FIG. 30 picture of a “Pro” garment, frontal view
- FIG. 31 picture of a “Pro” garment, back view
- FIG. 32 picture of a “Beduin” garment, frontal view
- FIG. 33 picture of a “Beduin” garment, back view
- FIG. 34 picture of a “Stalker” garment, frontal view
- FIG. 35 picture of a “Stalker” garment, back view.
- the convertible garment consisting of the tubular base 1 , which can be formed both of sleeve fabric and of usual fabric, the edges of which are joined.
- a fabric one can use woven and nonwoven material, for example, felted fabric.
- the best thing for the tubular base 1 is to use machine knitted fabric like tricot fabric, which fits close and can be made of cotton, wool, mix of woolen and synthetic yarn depending on the season.
- Neck holes 2 of the tubular base 1 contain sealing devices 3 , which provide for a change in the diameter of the neck holes 2 .
- sealing devices 3 which provide for a change in the diameter of the neck holes 2 .
- laces, elastic ribbons or other tightening elements which are usually used in the garment design for these purposes.
- conversion lines 4 On the side of one of the neck holes 2 of the tubular base 1 there are two conversion lines 4 , which are in the form of cuts which begin from the neck hole 2 .
- Conversion lines 4 are arranged parallel to each other.
- the intended conversion lines 5 are in the form of slit-type cuts which are grouped in pairs, wherein the pairs are arranged parallel to one another and parallel to the axis of the conversion line 4 .
- All of the conversion lines 4 and 5 comprise fixing elements 6 which may be studs, buttons, touch and close fasteners and other means which are used in garment designs for the purposes of connecting said elements. It is better to use zip-fasteners.
- the length of the tubular base 1 shall be 20-30 cm longer than human height, that taking into account of the knitted fabric features neutralizes any inconveniences, caused by the its length during the conversion.
- the proposed convertible garment is used in the following manner.
- the initial convertible garment is a Rain Poncho, when it is used in vertical position, or sleeping bag, when it is used in horizontal position. It can be used independently or in combination with another sleeping bag, which is outside, or with blanket.
- the tubular base 1 is made of sleeve fabric, made of woolen and synthetic yarn.
- the initial garment is easily converted into a sleeping bag.
- the conversion lines 4 are on the side of the user's head, and the lower neck hole 2 , created by the sealing device 3 , represented by the rubber tape, which goes along the perimeter of the neck hole 2 .
- the neck hole 2 on the side of his head can be also created by means of the sealing device 2 , which is made of the rubber tape, which goes along the perimeter of the neck hole 2 , and his facepiece comes in contact with the ambient environment by means of partial opening the conversion line 4 , which is on the side of the face, that is provided by the partial unfastening of the fixing element 6 , designed as zip-fastener.
- the fixing element 6 also designed as zip-fastener, made on the opposite conversion line 4 , is completely closed. If desired, user can pull out hands of the tubular base 1 , having used for this purpose conversion lines 5 on the side of the head, wherefore unfastening the fixing elements 6 , represented by zip-fastener, and pulling hands out of them.
- the material of the tubular base 1 , sealing device 3 and fixing elements are the same as in the example 1.
- the material of the tubular base 1 , sealing device 3 and fixing elements are the same as in the example 1.
- the material of the tubular base 1 , sealing device 3 and fixing elements are the same as in the example 1.
- the material of the tubular base 1 , sealing device 3 and fixing elements are the same as in the example 1.
- the material of the tubular base 1 , sealing device 3 and fixing elements 6 are the same as in the example 1.
- the lower part of the tubular base 1 which looks like two panels, wraps around each leg and fixes along the conversion lines 4 by means of the fixing elements 6 , converting thus the lower part of the tubular base 1 into trousers.
- the material of the tubular base 1 , sealing device 3 and fixing elements 6 are the same as in the example 1.
- tubular base 1 On the basis of the tubular base 1 , user can form a collar instead of the neckline of pullover.
- the material of the tubular base 1 , sealing device 3 and fixing elements 6 are the same as in the example 1.
- the material of the tubular base 1 , sealing device 3 and fixing elements 6 are the same as in the example 1.
- the invention can be produced both within the framework of industrial production and independently by individual consumers and used as multifunctional clothes by both men and women.
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Abstract
The convertible garment consists of a tubular base formed both from woven and nonwoven material and the neck holes contain sealing devices which provide for a change in the diameter of the neck holes. On the side of one of the neck holes of the tubular base there are two conversion lines which are in the form of cuts which begin from the neck hole. The conversion lines are arranged parallel to each other. On the side of one of the conversion lines, the intended conversion lines are in the form of slit-type cuts which are grouped in pairs, wherein the pairs are arranged parallel to one another and parallel to the axis of the conversion line. All of the conversion lines comprise fixing elements.
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- The subject invention refers to the consumer goods industry, more specifically, to an upper garment, which can be used both by men and women and will allow to extend functional possibilities of a garment by conversion thereof depending on user's requirements.
- Among the state of the art, which refers to the field concerned, the closest, according to the set of features, to the subject invention is a convertible garment, made of a tubular base, in the middle part of which there is a horizontal ring-type conversion line with a fixing element, and its upper and lower neck holes contain sealing lines, designed in the form of collar and cuff, respectively; at the same time, the upper part of the tubular base contains sleeves, and its lower part contains similar in shape pockets, which are symmetric about the conversion line, and fixing elements made in the form of fastenings and connected with the lower part of the tubular base (the Ukrainian patent No. 36067, International Patent Classification: A41D 15/00, 2008 year published). The subject invention coincides with a popular convertible garment according to the following set of significant features: it represents the tubular base, which upper and lower neck holes bears sealing devices and a conversion line with fixing elements.
- However, a popular convertible garment does not provide technical result of the subject invention because of the convertible garment design, since it has one conversion line and provides with an opportunity to convert a garment from the initial condition only once, and, moreover, its design supposes the use by women, since it can be converted from dress only into skirt, in addition, the tubular base integrity is broken and two independent things are formed, one of which is not a garment.
- The problem, which has to be solved by the invention, consists in the improvement of popular convertible garment, which is converted by means of changing its design, allowing to extend the list of items obtained, the garment can be converted in, without destroying the integrity of the tubular base, while simultaneously providing for the possibility of such a garment by both men and women.
- The set problem can be solved by a convertible garment, representing the tubular base, which upper and lower neck holes contain sealing devices and convertion line with fixing elements, in such a way, that in accordance with the invention it additionally contains five convertion lines, which are made vertically with regard to the warp, where two lines are designed in the form of two symmetrical cuts which start from one neck hole and four lines are designed in the form of slit-type cuts made on the side of one of the cuts and in parallel to the axis.
- The subject convertible garment within the scope of the mentioned set of significant features provides technical result that consists in extending of the list of items which can be produced without destroying the integrity of the tubular base, while simultaneously providing for the possibility of such a garment being used both by men and women.
- The subject invention is explained by means of drawings and pictures as follows:
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FIG. 1 —initial garment—“Rain Poncho” (sleeping bag); -
FIG. 2 —conversion of a garment into “Skiff” jacket; -
FIG. 3 —conversion of a garment into “Waistcoat”; -
FIG. 4 —conversion stage of a garment into “Kimono”; -
FIG. 5 —conversion of a garment into “Kimono”, frontal view; -
FIG. 6 —conversion of a garment into “Kimono”, back view; -
FIG. 7 —conversion stage of a garment into “Jumpsuit”; -
FIG. 8 —conversion of a garment into “Jumpsuit”, frontal view; -
FIG. 9 —conversion of a garment into “Jumpsuit”, back view; -
FIG. 10 —conversion stage of a garment into “Samurai” pullover; -
FIG. 11 —conversion stage of a garment into “Samurai” pullover, frontal view; -
FIG. 12 —conversion stage of a garment into “Samurai” pullover, back view; -
FIG. 13 —conversion of a garment into “Pro” jacket; -
FIG. 14 —conversion stage of a garment into “Beduin” jacket; -
FIG. 15 —conversion of a garment into “Beduin” jacket, frontal view; -
FIG. 16 —conversion of a garment into “Beduin” jacket, frontal view; -
FIG. 17 —picture of a “Rain Poncho” (sleeping bag) garment; -
FIG. 18 —picture of a “Rain Poncho” (sleeping bag) garment; in the stretched form; -
FIG. 19 —picture of a “Rain Poncho” (sleeping bag) garment with sleeves; -
FIG. 20 —picture of a “Skiff” garment, frontal view; -
FIG. 21 —picture of a “Skiff” garment, back view; -
FIG. 22 —picture of a “Waistcoat” garment, frontal view; -
FIG. 23 —picture of a “Waistcoat” garment, back view; -
FIG. 24 —picture of a “Jumpsuit” garment, frontal view; -
FIG. 25 —picture of a “Jumpsuit” garment, back view; -
FIG. 26 —picture of a “Kimono” garment, frontal view; -
FIG. 27 —picture of a “Kimono” garment, back view; -
FIG. 28 —picture of a “Samurai” garment, frontal view; -
FIG. 29 —picture of a “Samurai” garment, back view; -
FIG. 30 —picture of a “Pro” garment, frontal view; -
FIG. 31 —picture of a “Pro” garment, back view; -
FIG. 32 —picture of a “Beduin” garment, frontal view; -
FIG. 33 —picture of a “Beduin” garment, back view; -
FIG. 34 —picture of a “Stalker” garment, frontal view; -
FIG. 35 —picture of a “Stalker” garment, back view. - The convertible garment, consisting of the
tubular base 1, which can be formed both of sleeve fabric and of usual fabric, the edges of which are joined. As a fabric one can use woven and nonwoven material, for example, felted fabric. - The best thing for the
tubular base 1 is to use machine knitted fabric like tricot fabric, which fits close and can be made of cotton, wool, mix of woolen and synthetic yarn depending on the season.Neck holes 2 of thetubular base 1 containsealing devices 3, which provide for a change in the diameter of theneck holes 2. As such one can use, for example, laces, elastic ribbons or other tightening elements, which are usually used in the garment design for these purposes. On the side of one of theneck holes 2 of thetubular base 1 there are twoconversion lines 4, which are in the form of cuts which begin from theneck hole 2. -
Conversion lines 4 are arranged parallel to each other. On the side of one of theconversion line 4, the intendedconversion lines 5 are in the form of slit-type cuts which are grouped in pairs, wherein the pairs are arranged parallel to one another and parallel to the axis of theconversion line 4. All of theconversion lines fixing elements 6 which may be studs, buttons, touch and close fasteners and other means which are used in garment designs for the purposes of connecting said elements. It is better to use zip-fasteners. - The length of the
tubular base 1 shall be 20-30 cm longer than human height, that taking into account of the knitted fabric features neutralizes any inconveniences, caused by the its length during the conversion. - The proposed convertible garment is used in the following manner.
- The initial convertible garment is a Rain Poncho, when it is used in vertical position, or sleeping bag, when it is used in horizontal position. It can be used independently or in combination with another sleeping bag, which is outside, or with blanket.
- The
tubular base 1 is made of sleeve fabric, made of woolen and synthetic yarn. The initial garment is easily converted into a sleeping bag. In such a case, theconversion lines 4 are on the side of the user's head, and thelower neck hole 2, created by thesealing device 3, represented by the rubber tape, which goes along the perimeter of theneck hole 2. At the discretion of user, theneck hole 2 on the side of his head can be also created by means of thesealing device 2, which is made of the rubber tape, which goes along the perimeter of theneck hole 2, and his facepiece comes in contact with the ambient environment by means of partial opening theconversion line 4, which is on the side of the face, that is provided by the partial unfastening of the fixingelement 6, designed as zip-fastener. Moreover, the fixingelement 6, also designed as zip-fastener, made on theopposite conversion line 4, is completely closed. If desired, user can pull out hands of thetubular base 1, having used for thispurpose conversion lines 5 on the side of the head, wherefore unfastening the fixingelements 6, represented by zip-fastener, and pulling hands out of them. - The material of the
tubular base 1, sealingdevice 3 and fixing elements are the same as in the example 1. - Conversion of “Rain Poncho” into “Skiff” jacket.
- User opens the
conversion areas 5, located on the side of the head, wherefore he unfastens the fixingelements 6, designed as zip-fasteners, pulls hands out of them, whereafter lifts thelower neck hole 2 to the level of his waist, that is fixed thereon due to thesealing device 3, made of the rubber tape. On the side of theupper neck hole 2 user partially opensconversion areas 4, and on the basis of the panels, being formed by the upper part of thetubular base 1, he creates a collar around his neck, wherefore he partially fastens theconversion lines 4 by means of the fixingelements 6. - Conversion of a “Skiff” into “Waistcoat”.
- The material of the
tubular base 1, sealingdevice 3 and fixing elements are the same as in the example 1. - User, previously unfastens fixing
elements 6 on theconversion lines 5, which are on the side of thelower neck hole 2 of thetubular base 1, then lifts the lower part of thetubular base 1, pushes his hands through theconversion lines 5, located in the lower part, whereafter he pulls thelower neck hole 2 to the level of his neck and fixes around it by means of thesealing device 3, and on the basis of the upper part of thetubular base 1 he forms a collar, or a hood, wherefore he uses theupper neck hole 2, which goes along the perimeter of the face and due to thesealing device 3, fits close the contact line. At this time theconversion lines 4 are not used and fixingelements 6 thereon are fastened. - Conversion of “Waistcoat” into “Pro” Jacket.
- The material of the
tubular base 1, sealingdevice 3 and fixing elements are the same as in the example 1. - User covers the head with the
upper neck hole 2 in such a way, that thesealing device 3 is on his head, the side parts of thesealing device 3 are pulled back behind the neck, and tied around themselves, for example, by means of cord or another similar thing, and then he forms a collar of the lower part of sealingdevice 3 andtubular base 1. - Conversion of a “Rain Poncho” into “Kimono”.
- The material of the
tubular base 1, sealingdevice 3 and fixing elements are the same as in the example 1. - For such conversion, user completely uncovers the
conversion lines 4 on the side of the head, theconversion lines 4, unfastening the fixingelements 6, whereafter he pulls hands through theconversion lines 5, takes the panels, created along theconversion lines 4, forward to the chest and back to the behind, and fixes them by means of the fixing elements 6: at the front—to the neck level, at the back—to the lumbar. - Conversion of “Rain Poncho” into “Jumpsuit”.
- The material of the
tubular base 1, sealingdevice 3 and fixingelements 6 are the same as in the example 1. - For the conversion user puts on the
tubular base 1 in such a way, thatconversion lines 4 will be on the side of the legs, at the same time theconversion lines 4 andupper conversion lines 5 are completely unfastened. Through theupper conversion lines 5 user pulls through his hands and on the basis of the upper part of thetubular base 1 he forms a collar or hood, using for fixation thesealing device 3 in the upper part. - Whereafter, the lower part of the
tubular base 1, which looks like two panels, wraps around each leg and fixes along theconversion lines 4 by means of the fixingelements 6, converting thus the lower part of thetubular base 1 into trousers. - Conversion of “Rain Poncho” into “Samurai” Pullover.
- The material of the
tubular base 1, sealingdevice 3 and fixingelements 6 are the same as in the example 1. - User uncovers the
conversion lines lower neck hole 2, at the same time theconversion lines 5 on the side of theupper neck hole 2 are fastened. Whereafter, he pulls the lower part of thetubular base 1 to the level of his waist and fixes it by means of thesealing device 3, and the upper part of thetubular base 1 he uses in order to form a pullover neckline. At the same time, two panels of thetubular base 1, obtained when unfastening theconversion lines 4, go along each arm, whereafter they are fixed by means of the fixingelements 6, forming sleeves. - On the basis of the
tubular base 1, user can form a collar instead of the neckline of pullover. - Conversion of “Rain Poncho” into “Beduin” Pullover.
- The material of the
tubular base 1, sealingdevice 3 and fixingelements 6 are the same as in the example 1. - User preliminary completely unfastens the
conversion lines 4, pulls up the upper part of thetubular base 1, made by means of one of the panels, obtained as a result of unfastening theconversion lines 4, on his head. At the same time, theupper conversion lines 5 are behind, at the level of the neck, the back-end of theconversion line 4 is fixed by means of the fixingelements 6 on the back of the head, and at the front, by means of another panel, obtained as a result of unfastening theconversion line 4, a facepiece of a garment is formed. - Conversion of “Waistcoat” into “Stalker”.
- The material of the
tubular base 1, sealingdevice 3 and fixingelements 6 are the same as in the example 1. - User preliminary pulls out the lower part of the
tubular base 1, which in the “Waistcoat” is under the upper part of thetubular base 1, then unfastens theconversion lines 5, which are at the hemline of thetubular base 1, and imposes the lower part of thetubular base 1 over its upper part, passing hands through the unfastenedconversion lines 5, and puts on the head theupper neck hole 2 of thetubular base 1, wrapping the chin around, and fixes it by means of thesealing device 3, thus, forming a hood. Whereafter, he pulls to the neck thelower neck hole 2 and forms a collar thereof, which outside wraps the hood base around. - The invention can be produced both within the framework of industrial production and independently by individual consumers and used as multifunctional clothes by both men and women.
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1. The convertible garment, made of a tubular base, which upper and lower neck holes contain sealing devices and a convertion line with fixing elements, which characterized in that it additionally contains five convertion lines, which are located vertically with regard to the tubular base, two convertion lines are made in the form of two symmetrical cuts, which start on the side of one of the neck holes, and four lines are made in the form of slit-type cuts, which are located on the side of one of the cuts and are parallel to its axis.
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