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US 2025/0017293 A1Published application
Accessible garments
OwnerCamilla Louise JESSEN, Jessica McHale Silbertinventors
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Abstract
Garments with accessible openings are provided, the accessible openings defined between a back torso portion and a back pelvic portion of the garment. When worn on a body, the back pelvic portion has an extendible pelvic region that can transition into a lowered state, which creates or widens a gap between the back torso and back pelvic portions to form the accessible opening for the wearer.
Claims20
A garment for wearer accessibility, the garment comprising:
- an anterior torso portion for at least partially covering a wearer's front torso;
- a posterior torso portion for at least partially covering the wearer's back torso, the posterior torso portion having a lower edge, and wherein the anterior and posterior torso portions form an upper covering for covering at least a portion of the wearer's upper body;
- an anterior pelvic portion for at least partially covering the wearer's front pelvic area;
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- a posterior pelvic portion for at least partially covering the wearer's back pelvic area, the posterior pelvic portion having a upper edge, and wherein the anterior and posterior pelvic portions form a lower covering for covering at least a portion of the wearer's lower body;
- wherein the anterior torso portion and the anterior pelvic portion comprise a front attachment for securing the upper covering to the lower covering;
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- wherein the posterior pelvic portion comprise an extendible region, the extendible region configured to extend when the posterior pelvic portion is pulled, the extendible region extending from:
- a raised position for securing the posterior pelvic portion to the wearer to conceal the wearer's back pelvic area,
- to a lowered position to reveal the wearer's pelvic area,
- and returnable to said raised position;
- wherein the lower edge of the posterior torso portion and the upper edge of the posterior pelvic portion overlap when worn.
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