Kit wear combination sports apparel
OwnerJohn Anthony Marcolini, Jr.inventor
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Sportswear design that would allow the individual to interchange an array of decorative patches having hook and loop fastener material similar to the material sold under the trademark VELCRO onto garments. Patches could be changed daily. Combination sportswear consists of hats, coats, and gym bags. Patches would adhere to the sportswear by pressing hook and loop fastener components together. By using professional and college logos, the wearer can create a plurality of different allegiance toward his or her sports teams. Every team has specific colors. In order to know what color sports apparel you want to purchase, you first must decide on a team that you want to represent. If an individual chooses to support Pittsburgh teams, he or she would choose black or gold combination sports apparel then could purchase the Steeler, Pirate, and Penguin kits. By having one coat, you can support three teams. Also, other teams such as the San Diego Chargers, Oakland Raiders, etc. will also have the logo patches available for purchase. The combination sports apparel can create a plurality of different wearable styles. ______________________________________ REFERENCES CITED U.S. PATENT DOCUMENTS ______________________________________ 4,354,282 10/1982 Langdon 4,611,355 11/1984 Galanto et al 5,428,844 07/1995 Dougherty 297,066 08/1988 Schonwetter et al 5,373,586 12/1994 Brosnan 5,416,928 05/1995 Koenig ______________________________________
A article of apparel comprising:
A kit for adapting the appearance of apparel comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.