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OwnerKelvin Richards, John Knight +1inventors
InventorsKelvin Richards, John Knight, John Gordon
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A suit garment that is typically manufactured smaller than the correct size for its intended wearer is made from stretchable material so that the suit fits snugly on the wearer. The suit is constructed from a plurality of panels woven from synthetic or naturally occurring fibers joined to one another along their respective edges, usually along seams that are effectively sealed so that the resulting suit covers the entire body of the wearer, excepting extremities, and extends across the various joints of the wearer that would commonly be expected to flex during diving. The garment is additionally provided with at least one panel in the region of one or more joints of the wearer of the same woven material as the remaining materials. However, the panel that is cut from the material on the bias as opposed to parallel to the warp or weft of the weave of that material. In this manner, an exceedingly elastic suit, at least in the region of the joints of the when the suit is correctly worn, is achieved.
A garment that consists of a plurality of panels woven from synthetic or naturally occurring fibers joined to one another along their respective edges, the garment being tailored so as to be a snug fit on the wearer, characterized in that the garment is of a shape, size, and length so as to extend across one or more joints of the wearer that would commonly be expected to flex during wear, and in that the garment is provided with at least one panel in the region of the joint of the wearer that is cut on a bias as opposed to parallel to the warp or weft of the weave of that material.
A method of forming a garment of clothing from a series of panels of material of synthetic or naturally occurring fibers, sais panel joined together along their common edges to form seams of the garment and the garment itself and characterized in that at least one of the panels of the material is at least one of the panels is arranged and formed such that it is cut on a bias as opposed to parallel to the warp or weft of the weave of the material.
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