Rain cape foldable into an enclosed handbag
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InventorSherry Bloise
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A cape foldable into an enclosed handbag. A thin foldable one piece cape member has a pair of hand apertures in the sides. A pair of pockets are on the front of the cape member. A first zipper portion encircles one pocket. A second zipper portion encircles the other pocket. Whereby the cape may be folded into a package having one pocket on one side and the other pocket on the other side so that when the zipper portions around the pockets are joined and closed, the cape is completely enclosed between the pockets so that the package may be used as a handbag.
A cape foldable into an enclosed package comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.
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Convertible garments: garments convertible into other articles
Overgarments: capes
Foldable: into a pocket
Outerwear
Term ended 19 May 2000 (estimated)
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This invention relates to rain capes for emergency use and more particularly to such capes which are foldable into a package which may be used as a pocketbook, or handbag.
There is a need for rain capes for emergency use which can be conveniently folded into a compact package which may be easily carried and which can also function as a pocketbook.
Prior foldable emergency rain capes are shown by U.S. Pat. Nos. 2,462,269 2,911,651 2,971,198 3,258,781 3,522,612 3,849,803 4,067,067.
These and other objects of the invention will be apparent from the following specification and drawings of which:
FIG. 1 is a front view of an embodiment of the invention.
FIG. 2 is a view of the embodiment of FIG. 1 folded up into a package which may be used as a pocketbook.
Referring to the figures, the invention comprises a cape member 1, of thin foldable material, preferably waterproof. The material may be a commercially available plastic material with a nylon backing. This type of material is durable, easily foldable and easy to sew.
A hood member 2 of the same material is attached to the top of the cape member 1. The cape has a pair of hand slits 3 and 4, and a conventional zipper member 5 on the front.
A pair of double pockets 6 and 7, are mounted on the front of the cape member 1. Each double pocket comprises a large pocket 6a, 7a, and a small pocket 6b, 7b, mounted on top of the large pocket. Each section has its own zipper 6c, 6d, and 7c, 7d. Each pocket has a handle portion 6e, 7e.