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US 2013/0160180 A1Published application
Neck Gaiter
AssigneeUnder Armour, Inc.
InventorsJennifer Carcich, Shannon Burch, Larissa Grashian
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Abstract
A garment includes a torso portion and a turtleneck portion. The turtleneck portion extends from the torso portion. The turtleneck portion includes a first panel made of a first material and a second panel made of a second material. The second material is more permeable than the first material.
Claims20
A garment comprising:
- a torso portion;
- and
- a turtleneck portion extending from the torso portion, the turtleneck portion including a first panel comprised of a first material and a second panel comprised of a second material, the second material being more permeable than the first material.
A garment being donned by a human, the garment comprising:
- a torso portion;
- a turtleneck portion coupled to the torso portion, the turtleneck portion including a head opening configured to pass a head of the human, the turtleneck portion configured to be selectively arranged on the human (i) in a downward position wherein the turtleneck covers a neck of the human without covering a mouth of the human, and (ii) in an extended position wherein the turtleneck portion covers the mouth of the human without covering eyes of the human, the turtleneck portion mostly comprised of a first material, wherein the first material is not included on a span of the turtleneck portion arranged and configured to substantially cover the mouth of the human when the turtleneck portion is in the extended position.
A convertible turtleneck garment comprising:
- a torso portion including a neck opening;
- and
- a turtleneck portion attached to the neck opening, the turtleneck portion being shaped substantially radially symmetrically about a central axis, the turtleneck portion including a first panel made of a first material coupled to a second panel made of a second material, the second material being more permeable than the first material and positioned in a front of the turtleneck portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.