Ventilating shirt with circumferentially folded and fastened portion
OwnerThomas C. Kuracinainventor
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A torso-covering tube garment capable of selectively fully-covering or partially-covering the lower torso of a wearer. There is a torso-covering tube garment of a foldable material having a bottom portion covering the wearer's torso and fasteners for releasably holding the lower portion of the bottom portion against its upper portion to expose the wearer's torso for ventilating. In one version, the bottom portion folds over upon itself in thirds and exposes an outer surface of a bottom one third of the bottom portion when in the raised position and a message is on the outer surface of the bottom one third of the bottom portion whereby the message is visible when the bottom portion is in the raised position and the lowered position. In another version, the bottom portion is folded over upon itself in half and exposes an inner surface of a bottom one half of the bottom portion when in the raised position and the message is on the inner surface of the bottom one half of the bottom portion whereby the message is a hidden message only visible when the bottom portion is in the raised position.
A torso-covering tube garment capable of selectively fully-covering or partially-cowering the lower torso of a wearer comprising:
A torso-covering tube garment capable of selectively fully-covering or partially-covering the lower torso of a wearer and of displaying a message when partially-covering the lower torso of the wearer comprising:
A torso-covering tube garment capable of selectively fully-covering or partially-covering the lower torso of a wearer comprising:
A torso-covering tube garment capable of selectively fully-covering or partially-covering the lower torso of a wearer comprising:
A torso-covering tube garment capable of selectively fully-covering or partially-covering the lower torso of a wearer comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.