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US 2015/0026863 A1Published application
Wearable cover
OwnerAlan Elsmoinventor
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Abstract
A wearable cover is disclosed for covering a body of a user, the wearable cover comprising a main portion configured to cover a torso of the user's body. The main portion has an opening for enabling a head of the user's body to extend through the main portion and a collar attached to the main portion configured to cover a neck of the user's body and a hat attached to the collar configured to cover a portion of the head.
Claims24
A wearable cover for covering a body of a user, the wearable cover comprising:
- a main portion configured to cover a torso of the user's body, the main portion having an opening for enabling a head of the user's body to extend through the main portion;
- and
- a collar attached to the main portion configured to cover a neck of the user's body and a hat attached to the collar configured to cover a portion of the head.
A wearable cover for covering a body of a user, the wearable cover comprising:
- a main portion configured to cover a torso of the user's body, the main portion having a first opening for enabling a head of the user's body to extend through the main portion and a second opening configured to enable an arm of the user's body to extend through the main portion;
- a sleeve attached to the main portion over the opening, the sleeve configured to cover an arm of the user's body;
- and
- a hand covering attached to the sleeve, the hand covering configured to cover the hand of a user.
1 more element
A wearable cover for covering a body of a user, the wearable cover comprising:
- a main portion configured to cover a torso of the user's body, the main portion having an opening for enabling a head of the user's body to extend through the main portion;
- and
- a plurality of portions including (1) a collar attached to the main portion configured to cover a portion of the user's body and (2) a hat attached to the collar configured to cover a portion of the head.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.