Convertible jacket
AssigneeAdiff, LLC
InventorAngela Luna
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to a convertible jacket and, in particular, to a convertible jacket that is convertible between a wearable configuration to a tent configuration. The convertible jacket can include a body having one or more panels, sleeves attached to the body about sleeve openings, an inflatable air channel for providing a frame for the convertible jacket in a tent configuration, a fastening means for securing the air channel to the body, a base, and a means for securing the base to a bottom edge of the body. Methods are also provided for converting the convertible jacket from a wearable configuration to a tent configuration.
Claims20
A jacket convertible to a tent, comprising:
- a body having one or more panels, sleeve openings, and a front zipper;
- sleeves attached to the body about the sleeve openings;
- sleeve zippers disposed about perimeters of the sleeve openings;
- one or more tent poles;
- one or more channels extending along a portion of the body, the one or more channels sized and shaped for receiving the one or more tent poles;
- the one or more tent poles disposed within the one or more channels;
- the sleeve zippers being positionable in a first open position for use as a jacket, and a second closed position for use as a tent;
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- the tent having a bottom perimeter, the tent supported by the one or more tent poles in the one or more channels.
A jacket convertible to a tent, comprising:
- a body having one or more panels, sleeve openings, and a front zipper;
- sleeves attached to the body about the sleeve openings;
- sleeve zippers disposed about perimeters of the sleeve openings;
- a frame including one or more tent poles;
- a plurality of straps extending along a portion of the body for securing the frame to the body;
- the sleeve zippers being positionable in a first open position for use as a jacket, and a second closed position for use as a tent;
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- the tent having a bottom perimeter, the tent supported by the frame and the plurality of straps.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.