Lensless safety sunglasses
OwnerDonald Spectorinventor
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Abstract
Lensless safety sunglasses formed of fabric material die cut or otherwise contoured to define a soft, breathable frame having a pair of eye openings and temple pieces extending from opposite ends of the frame adapted to go around the head of the wearer to hold the frame, in the manner of a face mask, against the eyes of the wearer. Laminated to the fabric frame and overlying the eye openings is a fabric scrim which acts as a light-permeable screen to reduce the intensity of light passing through these openings, thereby preventing glare without however interfering with vision.
Claims9
Lensless safety sunglasses attachable to the head of a wearer comprising:
- A. a frame formed of fabric material having a pair of eye openings and a midsection between the eye openings contoured to fit on a nose bridge of the wearer;
- B. a screen covering each eye opening formed of a light-permeable fabric scrim having myriad minute holes which act to reduce the intensity of light passing through the eye opening;
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- C. means joined to opposite ends of the frame to secure the sunglasses to the head of the wearer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.