Outerwear garment with fabric strips

A outerwear garment adapted to be worn by a person, comprising:

• a fabric piece having an outer side and an inner side, the fabric piece being constructed in a manner to provide a horizontal fabric direction and a vertical fabric direction and being inherently differentially stretchable in the horizontal and vertical fabric directions without any externally acting forces on the fabric material;
• a first visual area defined by a plurality of parallel generally horizontal slits in the fabric piece, the horizontal slits forming horizontal strips of fabric, each having a longitudinal axis.
• a second visual area defined by a plurality of parallel generally vertical slits of fabric piece, the vertical slits forming vertical strips of fabric, each having a longitudinal axis;
• a third visual area defined by a plurality of inclined slits in the fabric piece, the inclined slits forming inclined strips of fabric, each having a longitudinal axis;
• the inherent differential stretching of the fabric piece without any externally acting forces causing the horizontal strips to curl outward toward the outer side of the fabric piece about their respective longitudinal axes and causing the vertical strips of fabric to curl inward toward the inner side of the fabric piece about their respective longitudinal axes to allow increased viewing through the slits adjacent the horizontal and vertical strips;
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• the inherent differential stretching of the fabric piece without any externally acting forces causing the inclined strips to remain substantially undistorted with respect to movement about their longitudinal sloping axes to allow only limited viewing through the slits adjacent the inclined strips.