HOLLIS & CHARLES DESIGNER WEARBAGS (Tm)
OwnerHOLLIS McCRAY-CLARK, Charles Henry Clarkinventors
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This invention is a system and method for constructing a handbag, purse, carrier bag with hidden backpack capable of being converted into a jacket worn with backpack; alternatively, the backpack can be used separately as another smaller carrier bag or purse; this handbag invention contains a zipper system around the bottom half of the handbag that ends at the bottom center of the handbag which hides the upper third portion of the jacket. There are pockets located in the front center of the jacket. Drawstrings at the top of the handbag are loosened to create a waistband when in jacket form. The strap for the purse becomes a belt for the jacket by the use of clips on the ends of the strap, and d-rings attached to the handbag. This method and system is capable of transforming the jacket back into a handbag, carrier bag and purse.
The Hollis & Charles Designer WearBags™ (hereinafter “WearBags®”) constitutes a new idea, method, means and process for producing a system of fully functional handbags, purses or carrier bags, that easily transform and enable conversions into outerwear garments, such as jackets, hidden backpacks, jackets with attached backpacks, separate backpacks, carrier bags;
The jacket form of the Wearbag® is shown in the transitional system depicted in FIGS. (8), (9),(10),(11),12(13);
(FIG. 18) represents the zippers on the front view of the outside of the jacket (27) used to close and hold together the jacket when worn by the wearer;
The actual styling of the invention as shown in (FIGS. 1, 2, 3, 12 and 13) as handbag, purse, carrier bag, jacket or backpack are not critical to the invention, since it is envisioned, that the style of the body of the design may change in styling, the sleeves may be short, medium or long length of the jacket may be longer or shorter;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.