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US 2022/0095729 A1Published application
Hat patch
AssigneePaul Lashton LLC
InventorYuri Parreno
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Abstract
A patch for a hat includes a body with a multi-layer composition including a layer of woven material, an adhesive layer, and a removable backing. The patch includes a first notch and a second notch in the layers of material. The notches are aligned with each other and located centrally with respect to the patch to assist in aligning the patch with the crown of a hat.
Claims18
A patch, comprising:
- a plurality of layers, including:
- a layer of woven material;
- an adhesive layer on the layer of woven material;
- and
- a removable backing coupled to the adhesive;
- a first notch in at least one of the plurality of layers;
- and
- a second notch in at least one of the plurality of layers, wherein the second notch is aligned with the first notch.
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A patch, comprising:
- a body including a layer of woven material and an adhesive layer on the layer of woven material, the body having a first side and a second side opposite to the first side;
- and
- a first notch in the first side of the body;
- and
- a second notch in the second side of the body aligned with the first notch.
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A cutting board, comprising:
- a body with a first surface having a plurality of repeating demarcations arranged in aligned rows and columns on the first surface, each of the demarcations including:
- a first, straight side;
- a second, curved side;
- a first rectilinear edge in the first, straight side;
- a second rectilinear edge in the first, straight side and transverse to the first rectilinear edge to define a first notch;
- a third rectilinear edge in the second, curved side;
- and
- a fourth rectilinear edge in the second, curved side and transverse to the third rectilinear edge to define a second notch,
- wherein the first notch and the second notch of each demarcation are located at a center of the first, straight side and the second, curved side, respectively.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.