Convertible women's ensemble
OwnerDonald Spector, Anita Burchinventors
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
A convertible women's ensemble capable of satisfying a range of apparel requirements, a single ensemble making it possible for the wearer to be appropriately dressed for active wear, for informal and formal occasions and for rain or shine. The ensemble is constituted by a long jacket and a pair of slacks, the jacket being preferably fabricated of waterproof material and having a removable hood in sac form equipped with a drawstring, whereby the hood is usable as a carrying bag. The jacket includes a removable liner which when removed functions as a long skirt to replace the slacks which are then stored in the carrying bag.
Claims6
A convertible women's ensemble capable of satisfying a range of apparel requirements, said ensemble comprising:
- A. a pair of slacks;
- B. a jacket matching the slacks to define a pants suit, said jacket having arm holes and a removable hood which is convertible into a carrying bag for the slacks;
- and
- C. a removable liner whose long edges are attachable to the inside of said jacket in a liner mode and to each other in a skirt mode to define a skirt to replace the slacks said liner having zippered slits at positions corresponding to the arm holes of the jacket which slits are open in the liner mode and closed in the skirt mode.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.