Shirt and tie garment protector
OwnerRoger H. Leeinventor
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Abstract
A garment protector using an elongate tube formed of thin flexible plastic creased on opposite sides to provide a flat body and having a V-shaped extension on one end of the tube between the creases and a V-shaped indentation on the opposite end. The V-shaped indentation provides two pointed extensions which are used to hold the protector in place by placing them under a shirt collar. Anti-static material in the plastic prevents the sides from clinging to each other.
Claims2
A garment protector consisting of an elongate tube formed of flexible waterproof material, having opposed creases forming opposed edges in the elongate tube, and having identical front and back body portions between the edges, and having a first end edge of the elongate tube shaped to extend inwardly in a symmetric V shape with indentation from the opposed creased edges thereof.
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