Simulated suit jacket and attire
OwnerJohn W. MASON-SMITHinventor
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Abstract
A garment is provided which boasts the ability to simulate an authentic suit jacket, dress shirt, and/or tie for purposes of providing a professional appearance during a video conference call. The garment is configured to open from the back which is easily slipped on and securely attaches to the user's torso.
Claims17
A garment simulating a conventional suit jacket and dress shirt, the garment having a collar portion, front portion, and a rear portion, the garment comprising:
- a) a suit jacket having an interior;
- b) a dress shirt portion appearing within and affixed to the interior of the suit jacket, wherein the front portion simulates the appearance of a conventional suit jacket and dress shirt combination;
- c) the rear portion comprising a longitudinal divide extending from the collar to the bottom defining a first side portion and a laterally opposed second side portion;
- d) a means for fastening together the first side portion with the second side portion;
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- e) a first strap connected to and extending below the first side portion and a second strap connected to and extending below the second side portion.
A garment simulating a conventional suit jacket and dress shirt, the garment having a collar portion, front portion, and a rear portion, the garment comprising:
- a) a suit jacket having an interior;
- b) a dress shirt portion appearing within and affixed to the interior of the suit jacket, wherein the front portion simulates the appearance of a conventional suit jacket and dress shirt combination;
- c) the rear portion comprising a longitudinal divide extending from the collar to the bottom defining a first side portion and a laterally opposed second side portion,
- d) a means for fastening together the first side portion with the second side portion;
- e) the first side portion having a first member extending downward from near the collar at an angle towards the opposing side portion terminating at a first handle;
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- f) the second side portion having a second member extending downward from near the collar at an angle towards the opposing side portion terminating at a second handle.
A garment simulating a conventional suit jacket and dress shirt, the garment having a collar portion, front portion, and a rear portion, the garment comprising:
- a) a suit jacket having an interior;
- b) a dress shirt portion appearing within and affixed to the interior of the suit jacket, wherein the front portion simulates the appearance of a conventional suit jacket and dress shirt combination;
- c) the rear portion comprising a longitudinal divide extending from the collar to the bottom defining a first side portion and a laterally opposed second side portion;
- d) reciprocal hook and loop material operably positioned to connect the first side portion with the second side portion;
- e) the first side portion having an integral first flap having a first outer perimeter, the first outer perimeter extending downward from near the collar at an angle towards the opposing side portion terminating at a first handle;
- f) the second portion having an integral second flap having a second outer perimeter, the second outer perimeter extending downward from near the collar at an angle towards the opposing side portion terminating at a second handle;
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- g) a means for connecting the collar at the divide, wherein the means for fastening further provides circumferential length adjustment of the collar in order to fit snugly around the user's neck.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.