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US 2013/0239298 A1Published application
Garment with hidden pockets for securely holding personal items
OwnerScott E. Jordan, Jorge J. Pereirainventors
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Abstract
A garment for securely holding personal items at a location adjacent an armhole including pocket structures located below one or both armholes of the garment and/or pocket structures located along the shoulder of the garment.
Claims13
A garment for securely holding personal items at a location adjacent an armhole of the garment to be hidden from view but easily accessible to the wearer of the garment comprising:
- a body for receiving a torso of the wearer including at least one armhole for receiving an aim of the wearer, said body including a first fabric panel associated with said at least one armhole and having a first edge and a second fabric panel associated with said at least one armhole and having a second edge;
- said first and second edges being joined together to form a seam with a selectively openable and closable portion having an open position and a closed position;
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- a pocket structure supported by at least said first fabric panel at a location adjacent said selectively openable and closable seam portion, said pocket structure being accessible through said selectively openable and closable seam portion in said open position and being of a size to securely hold a personal item in said closed position.
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A garment for securely holding personal items at a location hidden from view but easily accessible to the wearer of the garment comprising:
- a body for receiving the torso of the wearer and having a shoulder at an upper portion of the body;
- a pair of opposing armholes on opposite sides of said body at said shoulder for receiving the right and left anus of the wearer, respectively;
- a pocket structure disposed directly under one of said armholes including an opening in said body below said armhole and a bag attached to said body and extending rearwardly from said opening to an extent such that said bag is positioned along a first side of the wearer whereby a personal item in said bag is accessible by an arm on a second side of the wearer opposite the first side.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.