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• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A41—WEARING APPAREL
  • A41D—OUTERWEAR; PROTECTIVE GARMENTS; ACCESSORIES
  • A41D27/00—Details of garments or of their making
  • A41D27/20—Pockets; Making or setting-in pockets
  • A41D27/205—Pockets adapted to receive a mobile phone or other electronic equipment
• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A41—WEARING APPAREL
  • A41D—OUTERWEAR; PROTECTIVE GARMENTS; ACCESSORIES
  • A41D1/00—Garments
  • A41D1/06—Trousers

Definitions

• TITLE Arrangement of pockets comprising a compartment pocket intended to receive a mobile telephone, and associated jeans-type trousers.
• the invention relates mainly to a pocket arrangement comprising a compartment pocket for a mobile phone and a main pocket.
• the invention also relates to jeans-type pants incorporating such an arrangement of pockets.
• Jeans-type trousers most often have five pockets, namely two rear pockets, two front pockets and a pocket for housing the pocket watch, also called a pocket pocket, which surmounts the right front pocket.
• the invention relates firstly to an arrangement of pockets allowing the secure and practical holding of the mobile telephone in jeans-type trousers or for any other piece of clothing comprising at least one main pocket.
• the invention relates secondly to an arrangement of pockets providing a user with additional comfort in all situations of everyday life.
• the invention also relates to an arrangement of pockets ensuring the accommodation of a mobile telephone without harmful effects for the user.
• the pocket arrangement of the invention comprises at least one main pocket and a compartment pocket which has at least one against the front and a front whose upper edge defines its inlet opening, a part lower housed, for at least one position of use stowed of said compartment pocket, in said main pocket, and an upper part visible in the same said position of use stowed.
• the arrangement of pockets of the invention may also include the following optional features considered in isolation or in all possible technical combinations:
• the compartment pocket is secured to said piece of clothing at its upper part, giving said compartment pocket a movable character between at least the position of use stored in the main pocket and an unobstructed position of use outside the main pocket.
• the compartment pocket is secured to the piece of clothing by the upper edge of its back panel.
• the upper edge of the front is located at the level of the upper part of the compartment pocket and under the upper edge of the counter front of said compartment pocket by defining:
• a second height defined by the greatest distance between the upper edge of the facade and the bottom edge of the compartment pocket.
• the first height, the second height and the opening field of the main pocket defined by the smallest height between the upper opening edge of the main pocket and the upper edge of the back side of the compartment pocket across the width from the compartment pocket, satisfy the following formula:
• the against facade of the compartment pocket comprises at least one layer of wave attenuation fabric.
• the invention also relates to jeans-type pants comprising an arrangement of pockets as defined above, for which the main pocket is the right front pocket, and the compartment pocket replaces the pocket watch storage pocket known as "pocket pocket”.
• the pants of the invention may also include the following optional characteristics considered in isolation or in all possible technical combinations:
• the compartment pocket has a width of between 7 and 12 centimeters, and a height of between 13 and 25 centimeters ensuring the accommodation of a mobile phone in said compartment pocket the upper edge of the back side of the compartment pocket is fixed in engagement under the belt of said pants.
• the upper edge of the back side of the compartment pocket is secured on the one hand by overcasting to the upper edge of said pants considered without its belt, and on the other hand by topstitching on the belt the embu of the main pocket is included between 0.5 and 2 centimeters.
• Figure 1 a schematic representation according to the invention of an arrangement of front pockets of jeans-type trousers according to a first variant embodiment.
• Figure 2 a schematic representation according to the invention of an arrangement of front pockets of jeans-type trousers according to a second variant embodiment for a position of use of the compartment pocket;
• FIG. 3 Figure 3: a schematic representation according to the invention of an arrangement of front pockets of jeans-type trousers according to the second embodiment for a position of use released from the compartment pocket;
• FIG. 4 Figure 4: a schematic representation according to the invention of an arrangement of front pockets of jeans type pants according to a third variant embodiment for a position of use of the compartment pocket; [0017] [Fig. 5] Figure 5: a schematic representation according to the invention of an arrangement of front pockets of jeans type trousers according to the third embodiment for an intermediate position of release of the compartment pocket;
• Figure 6 a schematic representation according to the invention of an arrangement of front pockets of jeans-type trousers according to the third embodiment for a position of use released from the compartment pocket;
• Figure 7 a schematic representation according to the invention of a right front quarter leg of a jean-type trouser of the invention comprising the arrangement of pockets of Figures 4 to 6, which arrangement is shown in a position of use compartment pocket row;
• Figure 8 a schematic representation according to the invention of a right front quarter leg of a jean-type pant of the invention comprising the pocket arrangement of Figures 4 to 6, which arrangement is shown in a position of use clear of the compartment pocket.
• the invention essentially consists of a pocket arrangement comprising a main pocket and a compartment pocket which is located above the main pocket and the lower part of which is housed, at least for one. stowed use position in the main pocket.
• This configuration advantageously makes it possible to separate the main pocket, in which keys and coins can be housed, from the mobile telephone housed in the compartment pocket, without multiplying the areas of the piece of clothing comprising pockets.
• the pocket arrangement 1 of the first embodiment comprises a main pocket 2 conforming to the front pockets of jeans-type trousers of the prior art by having an upper edge of opening 3 which extends from the side edge 4 of the quarter leg A to its upper edge 5, the quarter leg being shown without the belt.
• the upper edge 3 has the shape of a quarter of an ovoid with a part of greater length 6 almost parallel to the upper edge 5 of the quarter leg A and a part of shorter length 7 which goes up almost parallel to the lateral edge 4 of the quarter leg A. leg A.
• the pocket bottom (not shown) of the main pocket 2 is in accordance with the prior art.
• the pocket for the pocket watch also referred to as the pocket watch
• This compartment pocket 9 comprises a front 10 of width L, an upper edge 1 1 which defines the inlet opening 12 and which extends at an upward slant towards the upper edge 5 of the quarter leg A by defining its more great height the height H of the compartment pocket 9 to the bottom edge 13 of the compartment pocket 9 which is parallel to the upper edge 5 of the quarter leg A.
• the oblique arrangement of the upper edge 1 1 is carried out at exclusively aesthetic purposes.
• the front 10 also has two opposite parallel side edges 14, 15 which define with the upper edge 12 and the bottom edge 15, the outline of the compartment pocket 9.
• the front 10 of the compartment pocket 9 is secured by stitching to the against the front 16 of the main pocket 2 at its side edges 14,15 and the bottom edge 13. against the front 16 of the main pocket 2 then also has the function of the back panel 16 of the compartment pocket 9.
• the width L of the compartment pocket 9 is between 7 and 12 centimeters, and its height H is between 13 and 25 centimeters so as to accommodate a mobile phone.
• the width L1 of the main pocket 2 can be increased compared to that of a main pocket of the prior art to be greater than the width L of the compartment pocket 9.
• the compartment pocket 9 of the invention has a lower part 17 whose side edges and the bottom edge are shown in dotted lines, which is housed in the main pocket 2, and an upper part 18 which emerges of the main pocket 2 by being made visible.
• the arrangement of pockets of the invention 1a according to the second variant have a large number of similarities with the arrangement of pockets of the first variant.
• the main pocket 2 which also conforms to the front pockets of jeans-type trousers of the prior art by having an upper opening edge 3 which extends from the side edge 4 from the quarter leg B to its upper edge 5, the quarter leg being shown without the belt.
• the upper edge 3 has the shape of a quarter ovoid with a part of greater length 6 almost parallel to the upper edge 5 of the quarter leg B and a part of shorter length 7 which goes up almost parallel to the side edge 4 of the quarter leg B. leg B.
• the pocket bottom (not shown) of the main pocket 2 is in accordance with the prior art.
• the compartment pocket 9a comprises a front 10a of width L, an upper edge 1 1 a which defines the inlet opening 12a but which extends for this variant parallel to the upper edge 5 of the quarter leg B, by defining the height H of the compartment pocket 9a to the bottom 13a which is also parallel to the upper edge 5 of the quarter leg B.
• the front 10 also has two parallel opposite side edges 14a, 15a which define with the upper edge 12a and of the bottom edge 13a, the outline of the compartment pocket 9a.
• the compartment pocket 9a has a cons front 19a not visible because of the same size as the front 10a, and an upper edge 20a which is superimposed on the upper edge 1 1a of the front 10a.
• the front 10a and the counter-front 19a are joined together by stitching at the level of the opposite side edges 14a, 15a and the bottom edge 13a.
• the against facade 19a may have at least one layer of denim fabric, but also at least one additional layer of fabric which protects the waves emanating from the mobile phone towards the user's sensitive organs.
• this protective layer can be composed of nylon and silver in respective contents of 80% and 20%, exhibiting high and low frequency attenuation performance of around 60 decibels.
• this protective layer may also, in the context of the invention, be alternatively integrated into the counter-facade 15 of the main pocket 2. In the first variant of the embodiment of FIGS. 1 and 2, this protection is provided. by integrating this protective layer into the back side 15 of the main pocket which is also formed against the front of the compartment pocket 9.
• the compartment pocket 9a of the second variant is secured to the clothing piece, here the against facade 15 of the main pocket 2 only by the upper edge 20a of its against facade 19a.
• this configuration and attachment allows the compartment pocket 9a to adopt another position of use in which this compartment pocket 9a is released from the main pocket 2, or in other words output by above the main pocket.
• This release position has the particular advantage for the user of not being hampered by the mobile phone housed in the compartment pocket 9a when seated.
• the compartment pocket is easily released by lifting the compartment pocket 9a from its stored position (see FIG. 5 which illustrates this lifting step for the third variant embodiment), then by releasing its lower part 17a from the main pocket. Where appropriate, depending on the height of the lower part 17a, the mobile telephone is substantially raised in the compartment pocket 9a to allow this release.
• the inlet opening 8 of the main pocket 2 has release flexibility.
• This flexibility of release is achieved by a seam allowance consisting in using, to make the main pocket, a front fabric of greater width than the back fabric.
• An embu is commonly used at least to be able to slip one hand into the main pocket.
• this mist is between 0.5 and 2 centimeters, preferably 1 centimeter. It thus allows the time to be able to slip one hand into the main pocket 2 when the mobile telephone is in the compartment pocket 9a, and to be able to release the compartment pocket 9a in which the mobile telephone is housed, as previously indicated.
• the arrangement of pockets 1b of the third variant of the invention illustrated in Figures 4 to 8 differs from the arrangement of pockets 1a of the first variant in two points.
• the first relates to the upper edge 1 1b of the front 18b of the compartment pocket 9b which is made at an angle and located under the upper edge 20b of the against facade 19b
• the second relates to the fixing zone of this edge upper 20b of the against facade 19b at the level of the upper edge 21b of the quarter-leg C considered without its belt, this upper edge 20b being intended to engage the belt.
• the arrangement of pockets 1b of the third variant has a main pocket 2 which also conforms to the front pockets of jeans-type trousers of the prior art by having an upper opening edge 3 which s' extends from the side edge 4 of the quarter leg C to its upper edge 5, the quarter leg being shown without the belt.
• the upper edge 3 has the shape of a quarter ovoid with a portion of greater length 6 almost parallel to the upper edge 5 of the quarter leg B and a portion of shorter length 7 which rises almost parallel to the lateral edge 4 of the quarter leg B. leg C.
• the pocket bottom (not shown) of the main pocket 2 is in accordance with the prior art.
• the compartment pocket 9b has a lower part 17b which, in the position of use in the row of the compartment pocket 9b of FIG. 2, is housed in the main pocket 2, and an upper part 18b which emerges visibly above the main pocket 2.
• the compartment pocket 9b comprises a front 10b and against a front 19b both of the same width L, an upper edge 1 1 b of the front 10b which defines the inlet opening 12b and which extends to this variant in ascending bias from the side edge 14b of the compartment pocket 9b to the opposite side edge 15b, and under the upper edge 20b of the back panel 19b.
• the oblique arrangement of the upper edge 1 1 b is made for aesthetic purposes only.
• the height H of the compartment pocket 9b is defined between the upper edge 20b of the against facade 19b and the bottom edge of the pocket 13b.
• Contour of the compartment pocket 9b is also defined by the two opposite parallel side edges 14b, 15b, the upper edge 20b of the backing 19b and the bottom edge 13b.
• the front 10b and against the front 19b are joined together by stitching at the level of the opposite side edges 14b, 15b and the bottom edge 13b.
• the against facade may have a layer of jeans, but also an additional fabric layer at the back of the exposed fabric layer, for example composed of nylon and silver in respective contents 80% and 20% to attenuate high and low frequencies by around 60 decibels.
• the compartment pocket 9b of the third variant is secured to the piece of clothing by the upper edge 20b of the against facade 19b of the compartment pocket 9b which is fixed by sewing and overcasting to the upper edge 21b of the quarter of leg C considered without his belt.
• the upper edge 20b of the back panel 19b of the compartment pocket 9b thus fixed then engages the belt 22.
• Such a fastening has the double advantage of firmly fixing the compartment pocket 9b. jeans pants, but also to allow vertical movement of the compartment pocket 9b when the latter is released from the main pocket 2 which is greater than for the first variant.
• this configuration and connection allows the compartment pocket 9b to adopt another position of use in which this compartment pocket 9b is released from the main pocket 2 ( Figure 6), or in other words output over the main pocket 2.
• This release position has the particular advantage for the user of not being hampered by the mobile phone housed in the compartment pocket 9b in a seated position. .
• the compartment pocket 9b is easily released by lifting the compartment pocket 9b from its stowed position (FIG. 5), then by releasing its lower part 17b from the main pocket 2. If applicable, depending on the height of the pocket. lower part 17b, the mobile phone is substantially raised in the compartment pocket 9b to allow this release.
• the inlet opening 8 of the main pocket 2 has a flexibility of clearance.
• a mist of between 0.5 and 2 centimeters, preferably 1 centimeter, is provided.
• first height H1 which is the smallest distance between the upper edge 11b of the facade 10b and the upper edge 20b of the against facade 19b
• second height H2 which is the greatest distance between the upper edge 11b of the facade 10b and the bottom edge 13b.
• the opening field H3 of the main pocket 2 is also considered, defined by the smallest height between the upper opening edge 3 of the main pocket 2 and the upper edge 20b of the back panel 19b over the width L of the pocket compartment 9b.
• H1, H2 and H3 are expressed in centimeters.
• the release of the compartment pocket 9b from the main pocket 2 takes place without difficulty and in complete safety for the mobile phone housed in the compartment pocket 9b.
• the reverse movement consisting in returning the compartment pocket 9b into the main pocket 2 is also performed in complete safety since the movements are the same and of the same amplitude.
• the width L of the compartment pocket is between 7 and 12 centimeters, preferably 11 centimeters, and the height (H) is between 13 and 25 centimeters, preferably 17.5 centimeters .
• the first height H1 is between 2 and 6 centimeters, preferably 4 centimeters
• the second height H2 is between 11.5 and 15.5 centimeters, preferably 13.5 centimeters
• the opening field H3 of the main pocket 2 is between 8.5 and 12 centimeters, preferably 8.5 centimeters.
• Figures 7 and 8 show the arrangement of pockets 9b of the third embodiment on jeans pants 23 forming the piece of clothing whose right quarter leg is shown in the position where the compartment pocket 9b is stored (figure 7) and unobstructed (figure 8).

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