Insect protector shield
OwnerEffie Simsinventor
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Abstract
Disclosed is an insect excluding garment designed for protection against most domestic and wild insects. The garment is made of a moderately rigid and extremely lightweight insect obstructing mesh with internal foam core structure supports that cause said mesh to stand away from wearer and is comprised of a removable net headdress affixed to a one piece jumpsuit, with the upper body portion extending from the neck to the ankles of the wearer and has sleeves connected thereto with lower portion extending from the wearer's waist and having leg members incorporated thereto.
Claims5
An insect excluding garment variably sized and configured to cover majority of a wearer thereof comprising:
- A full body jumpsuit adapted to have openings therein appropriately sized and positioned to permit donning by said wearer over an area of said wearer's whole body;
- Velcro fasteners secure central vertical seam down facing plan of upper body portion terminating at waistband;
- additionally internal foam pads are placed equidistant and relative to wearers shoulders.
- A pair of sleeves appropriately attached to said upper body portion of jumpsuit;
- with internal foam ring structures equally spaced along length of wearers arms at predetermined regions as secondary support of the moderately rigid and extremely lightweight insect obstructing mesh.
- A one-piece net headdress which fully encloses the head of said wearer and appropriately attached to said upper body portion of jumpsuit, said full body jumpsuit, said pair of sleeves and said head net formed of a single layer of see-through moderately rigid and extremely lightweight insect obstructing mesh and wherein said net headdress further comprises;
- an internal foam ring structure as support adhered to bisectional single stitched net headdress with predetermined incision approximate the mouth and located on forward facing plane of said net headdress;
- and net headdress seam extending around upper perimeter of net headdress bisection, with said bisection seam being a predetermined and appropriate distance above neck and shoulders of said net headdress terminating edge.
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