Sleeve for a garment
AssigneeLululemon Athletica Canada Inc.
InventorsJessica Cecilie Riquetti, Clémentine Geneviève Jacqueline Renaud
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Abstract
Examples of a sleeve for a garment are disclosed. The sleeve comprises an outer panel attached along respective side edges thereof to form an outer sleeve and an inner panel attached along respective side edges thereof to form an inner liner of the sleeve. The inner liner and the outer sleeve are attached at least along respective edges of their respective lower ends forming a hand opening. An elastic band is attached to the inner liner proximate a wrist area of the sleeve and is spaced apart from the outer sleeve. The elastic band is configured to draw the inner liner into contact with and hug a wrist area of the wearer while the outer layer is loosely fitted around the wrist area of the wearer.
Claims12
A sleeve for a garment, comprising:
- an outer panel attached along respective side edges thereof to form an outer sleeve having an upper end and a lower end;
- an inner panel attached along respective side edges thereof to form an inner liner of the sleeve, the inner liner having an upper end and a lower end, the lower ends of the outer sleeve and the inner liner forming a hand opening;
- and,
- an elastic band attached to the inner liner proximate a wrist area of the sleeve and at a distance away from the hand opening, the elastic band being spaced apart from the outer sleeve;
- wherein the outer sleeve is cuffless;
- wherein, when worn, the elastic band draws the inner liner into contact with and hug a wrist area of a wearer while the outer sleeve is undisturbed, not being drawn toward the wrist area of the wearer, and loosely fitted around the wrist area of the wearer;
- wherein the lower end of the outer sleeve and the lower end of the inner liner are attached along respective terminal edges;
- wherein the elastic band is positioned between the inner liner and the outer sleeve;
- and,
- wherein the upper end of the outer sleeve and the upper end of the inner liner extend to an arm opening of the garment.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.