Scarf
OwnerCarlene Leonie Walleninventor
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Abstract
A scarf for wearing around a person's neck for protection against the elements or as a fashion accessory. The scarf comprises a main portion and two end portions, each end portion extending from opposite sides of the main portion, and the two end portions having thinner front-facing profiles than a front-facing profile of the main portion when the scarf is in a flat configuration. There is at least one attachment positioned on the main portion configured to attach to at least one of the two end portions. The at least one attachment and the at least one of the two ends interact to control the shape of the portion when in use.
Claims14
A scarf comprising:
- a main portion, a left end portion and a right end portion, each end portion extending from opposite sides of the main portion, the left and the right end portions having thinner front-facing profiles than a front-facing profile of the main portion when the scarf is in a flat configuration;
- the main portion having a lower profile line that is lower than lower profile lines of the left and the right end portions when the scarf is in the flat configuration, and the main portion comprising an upper portion and a lower portion;
- a first attachment positioned on a right side of the upper portion and configured for the left end portion to slideably pass through the first attachment;
- a third attachment positioned on a left side of the upper portion and configured for the right end portion to slideably pass through the third attachment;
- a second attachment positioned on a right side of the lower portion and configured for the left end portion to slideably pass through the second attachment;
- a fourth attachment positioned on a left side of the lower portion and configured for the right end portion to slideably pass through the fourth attachment;
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- in use, the left end portion passed through the first attachment and the second attachment, and the right end portion passed through the third attachment and the fourth attachment to control the shape of the main portion and lift up the lower portion.
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