Tuck no tuck apparel
OwnerPeter Olsgard, Philip Henryinventors
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Abstract
A versatile tuckless shirt having a flexible body with a hem at its bottom terminal edge. A length of an elastic band shorter than the circumferential length of the hem is fixed within the hem whereby a user may fold the bottom of the shirt upward and into the interior of the shirt body to provide the look of a tucked shirt.
Claims17
A shirt having a flexible tubular shirt body with an outside surface, an inside surface, a length and a continuous bottom terminal edge comprising:
- a) a continuous circumferential hem at said continuous bottom terminal edge of said flexible tubular shirt body, said continuous circumferential hem being disposed on said inside surface of said flexible tubular shirt body, said continuous circumferential hem having a first circumferential length and having an eyelet therein,
- b) an elongated elastic member having a second length, said second length being between 50-75% of said first circumferential length of said continuous circumferential hem, said elongated elastic member being an elastic band or cord and further having a width ranging from 3/16 to ⅜ inches or having a diameter of ⅛ inch, and
- c) said elongated elastic member being fixed and positioned within said continuous hem to form an elastic cincture at said continuous circumferential bottom terminal edge of said flexible tubular shirt body, said elongated member having terminal ends secured at said eyelet of said circumferential hem, whereby said elastic cincture when moved upwards within said tubular shirt body permits the length of said shirt body to be controlled and maintained.
In a shirt having a flexible tubular shirt body constructed of a continuous fabric with a first length, an outside surface, an inside surface and a continuous circumferential bottom edge, the improvement comprising:
- a) said continuous circumferential bottom edge of said flexible tubular shirt body having a continuous circumferential hem with a first predetermined circumferential length, said circumferential hem further having an eyelet therein;
- b) an elastic band or cord ranging in length 50-75% of said first predetermined circumferential length of said circumferential hem;
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- c) said elastic band or cord being fixed and positioned within said circumferential hem to form a circumferential elastic cincture at said bottom edge of said flexible tubular shirt body, said elastic band or cord further being secured at said eyelet of said circumferential hem, whereby said circumferential hem when moved upwards said tubular flexible shirt body permits said first length of said outside surface of said flexible tubular shirt body to be adjusted in length and maintained in position when worn.
A versatile shirt having a flexible tubular shirt body with a length, an outside surface, an inside surface, and a continuous bottom terminal edge comprising:
- a) a continuous hem disposed at said continuous bottom terminal edge of said flexible tubular shirt body, said continuous hem having a first circumferential length;
- b) an elongated elastic member having a second circumferential length, said second circumferential length of said elongated elastic member being between 50-75% of said first circumferential length of said continuous hem;
- c) said elongated elastic member having a width ranging from 3/16 to ⅜ inches or having a diameter of ⅛ inch;
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- d) said elongated elastic member being fixed and positioned within said continuous hem to form an elastic cincture at said continuous bottom terminal edge of said flexible tubular shirt body, said continuous hem having an eyelet and wherein said elongated elastic member is an elastic band or cord and is secured at said eyelet of said continuous hem, whereby said elastic cincture provides a movable and stable bottom terminal edge for said versatile shirt hem when moved inside and upwards said flexible tubular shirt body to thereby permit the adjustment of the length of said outside surface of said flexible shirt body.
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