Unitary baby bib
OwnerBatya Wachmanninventor
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Abstract
A garment for partially covering a baby, the garment including: a unitary front panel including shoulder flaps, a contoured neckline, and a bifurcated lower section, the front panel adapted to cover over at least part of upper and lower portions of an anterior surface of the baby's body when worn thereon; and stretchable retention bands coupling at least each of the shoulder flaps to a torso area of the front panel on a side opposite the respective shoulder flap such that at least two bands form a crisscross pattern behind the front panel.
Claims14
A garment for partially covering a baby, the garment comprising:
- a unitary front panel including shoulder flaps, a contoured neckline, and a bifurcated lower section, the front panel adapted to cover over at least part of upper and lower portions of an anterior surface of the baby's body when worn thereon;
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- stretchable retention bands coupling at least each of the shoulder flaps to a torso area of the front panel on a side opposite the respective shoulder flap, the stretchable retention bands including at least two bands that form a crisscross pattern behind the front panel wherein each of the at least two bands is sewn at a shoulder flap and at an edge of the torso area diagonally opposite the shoulder flap.
A garment for partially covering a baby, the garment comprising:
- a unitary front panel including shoulder flaps, a contoured neckline, and a torso section, the front panel adapted to cover over at least part of an upper portion of an anterior surface of the baby's body when worn thereon;
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- stretchable retention bands coupling at least each of the shoulder flaps to the torso area of the front panel on a side opposite the respective shoulder flap, the stretchable retention bands including at least two bands that form a crisscross pattern behind the front panel wherein each of the at least two bands is sewn at a shoulder flap and at an edge of the torso area diagonally opposite the shoulder flap.
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