Shirt with attached head garment
OwnerHilliard Buddinventor
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Abstract
A shirt includes a main front panel and a main rear panel each including a lower edge, the front and rear panels being attached to one another along corresponding peripheral edge portions to define a neck opening, opposite arm openings, and a bottom opening surrounded by the lower edges of the front and rear panels, and a bib panel attached to the shirt and extending downwardly therefrom between the front and rear panels. An article defining a head garment is attached to a lower end of the bib panel. The head garment can be worn while the shirt is donned on the wearer's body by pulling the bib panel over the back of the head to position the head garment on the wearer's head.
Claims10
A shirt to be worn on the upper body of a wearer comprising:
- a main front panel and a main rear panel each including a lower edge, said front and rear panels being attached to one another along corresponding peripheral edge portions to define a neck opening, opposite arm openings, and a bottom opening surrounded by said lower edges of said front and rear panels,
- a third panel attached to the shirt and defining a bib, said bib normally extending downwardly between said front and rear panels and including an upper edge, side opposite edges and a free end zone including a lower edge,
- a head garment integrally attached on the lower free end zone of said bib, and
- wherein said bib is structured to be pulled over the back of the wearer's head so that said head garment can be selectively worn on the wearer's head.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.