Multi-style garment
AssigneeLydia Design Ltd.
InventorLydia Silvestry Basaldua
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Abstract
A garment which is adapted to be worn in a plurality of different styles. The garment comprises a lower tubular portion adapted to encircle portions of the body. Additionally, an upper tubular portion forms an extension of the lower portion. The upper portion comprises opposed scarves having spaced front and rear edges wherein each scarf extends from the front edge to the rear edge. The scarves are adapted either to enfold or to be draped about the body in various configurations to support the garment on the wearer.
Claims17
A garment capable of being worn in a plurality of different styles comprising:
- a lower tubular portion having side edges when viewed in elevation, said tubular portion being adapted to surround portions of the body of the wearer, and a pair of opposed scarves extending upwardly from said tubular portion,
- each one of said pair of scarves having a lower end connected to said tubular portion and an upper free end opposite said lower end which is adapted to be positioned in one of a plurality of different locations depending upon the style of wear of said garment,
- said pair of scarves forming an extension of said lower tubular portion and being adapted to be wrapped about portions of the body of the wearer,
- said scarves having respective side edges when viewed in elevation, opposed front edges and opposed rear edges,
- said opposed front edges of said scarves tapering upwardly and outwardly,
- and said rear edges of said scarves tapering upwardly and outwardly.
A multi-style garment comprising a lower and an upper tubular portion, said lower tubular portion being adapted to surround portions of the body of the wearer, said upper tubular portion forming an extension of said lower tubular portion and comprising a pair of spaced apart scarves, each one of said scarves having a lower end connected to said tubular portion and an upper free end opposite said lower end which is adapted to be positioned in a desired one of a plurality of different locations depending upon the style of wear of said garment, each one of said scarves extending from a first edge at the front of said garment around to a second edge at the rear of said garment.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.