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US 11,974,614 B2Granted
Shirt with convertible collar
Assignee5.11, Inc.
InventorsJohn Thiet Ly, Dana Dean Belshe, Jodie Lynn Udzenija
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Abstract
A shirt having a shirt body and a collar connected to the shirt body. The collar is convertible between at least a straight collar orientation and a mandarin orientation. The collar has a first end and a second end each having a slit. The slit allows a portion of each of the first end and the second end of the outer collar portion to fold to a turned under position relative to a base portion of the outer collar portion in the straight collar orientation.
Claims12
A shirt, comprising:
- a shirt body;
- a collar connected to the shirt body, the collar having a first end and a second end, the collar comprising:
- a stand portion comprising a neckline edge located toward the shirt body;
- an outer collar portion comprising a collar edge located away from the shirt body, the outer collar portion connected to the stand portion, wherein a roll line is located between the stand portion and the outer collar portion;
- a first slit at the first end;
- a second slit at the second end;
- a first fold line at the first end;
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- a second fold line at the second end;
- wherein each of the first slit and the second slit defines an unconnected length between the stand portion and the outer collar portion;
- wherein the unconnected length of the outer collar comprises a folding portion of each of the first end and the second end of the outer collar portion;
- wherein the folding portion folds to a turned under position relative to a base portion of the outer collar portion along the first fold line and the second fold line, respectively, to form a straight collar orientation of the collar.
9 more elements
A shirt, comprising:
- a shirt body;
- a collar connected to the shirt body, the collar convertible between at least a straight collar orientation and a mandarin orientation, the collar having a first end and a second end each having a slit and a fold line, which allows a portion of each of the first end and the second end of an outer collar portion to fold along the fold line to a turned under position relative to a base portion of the outer collar portion in the straight collar orientation.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.