Modular clothing
OwnerClay A. Lurryinventor
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Abstract
An active wear garment which has sleeves, leggings, a collar, and a hood which are detachably connected to vest and pants portions. The components may be attached and detached to form outfits covering as much or as little of the body as desired. The sleeves are segmented to provide long and short sleeve configurations, and the leggings may be attached and detached to provide either long or short pants configurations. Zippers are provided down the length of the sleeves, leggings, and vest to provide ventilation and flexibility. The hood, cuffs, and pants portion may be provided with elastic or drawstring closures.
Claims7
An article of clothing comprising:
- a jacket part and a pants part,
- said jacket part having a body part adapted to be worn around a person's upper torso, and having fastening means for securing said jacket part about a person,
- said jacket part having at least one sleeve,
- each said sleeve composed of an upper part detachably secured to said jacket part, and
- a lower part detachably secured to said upper part,
- said jacket part having a neck area positioned near an upper portion of said jacket part,
- a collar secured to said neck area,
- a hood detachably secured to said collar,
- said pants part composed of an upper portion having detachable leg portions,
- each detachable leg portion having a slit at a lower part thereof,
- said slit having fastening means for closing said slit, and
- wherein said jacket part and pants part have areas where decorative strips can be detachably secured, and
- means for fastening said decorative strips, whereby said decorative strips can be changed to alter the appearance of said jacket part and pants part, and
- wherein said jacket part has a strip of material attached to a shoulder area of said jacket,
- said shoulder strip having two ends, with at least one of said ends being detachable,
- said decorative strip extending beneath said shoulder strip.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.