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US 6,308,340 B1Granted
Underpants with an inside pocket
OwnerRhonda Cookinventor
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Abstract
An inside pocket is formed in a pair of underpants by attaching an inside panel to the front portion of the underpants. The pocket is open at the top to receive a spare sanitary napkin which is carried horizontally in the pocket during the menses.
Claims4
A woman's underpants, comprising:
- a front portion having an inside and an outside;
- a rear portion, said front and rear portions defining a horizontally oriented waist opening for fitting about the lower torso of a woman with said inside of said front portion adjacent the torso;
- a crotch portion connecting said front and rear portions and having, said front, rear and crotch portions defining first and second leg openings for receiving the legs of a woman when the underpants are worn about the lower torso of a woman;
- and
- an inner panel attached to said inside of said front portion forming a horizontally oriented pocket inside said underpants for carrying a horizontally oriented sanitary device, said inner panel being positioned above said leg openings so that the lowest portion of said inner panel is at a higher elevation than the highest portion of said leg openings.
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A woman's underpants, comprising:
- a front portion having an inside and an outside;
- a rear portion, said front and rear portions defining a waist opening for fitting about the lower torso of a woman with said inside of said front portion adjacent the torso;
- a crotch portion connecting said front and rear portions and having, said front, rear and crotch portions defining first and second leg openings for receiving the legs of a woman when the underpants are worn about the lower torso of a woman;
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- an inner panel attached to said inside of said front portion above said leg openings forming a horizontally oriented pocket inside said underpants so that the lowest portion of said pocket is at a higher elevation than the highest portion of said leg openings.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.