Apparatus for preventing sun damage of a car occupant
OwnerEdward James Bryan, Sheila Rachel Bryaninventors
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Abstract
An apparatus prevents sun damage of a car occupant while keeping the occupant cool. The apparatus comprises a material mechanically coupled to a pocket and a safety belt attachment device. The material is sufficiently large to cover the occupant's fingers, hand, arm and shoulder. The occupant can place the safety belt attachment device over a safety belt and can insert fingers into the pocket allowing an air conditioner vent or natural air to cool the occupant while the material protects the occupant from ultraviolet light.
Claims3
An apparatus for wear by a human occupant of a car with a safety belt to prevent sun damage to the human occupant while also keeping the human occupant cool;
- the apparatus comprising:
- a fabric section comprising a corner;
- a pocket sewn to the corner of the fabric section wherein the pocket accommodates at least some of the human occupant's fingers;
- a safety belt attachment section attached to the fabric section and attached to a fastener;
- wherein the safety belt attachment section is wrapped around the safety belt and then coupled to itself by the fastener;
- the material covers the human occupant's fingers, hand, arm and shoulder on one side of the human occupant's body;
- wherein the occupant places the safety belt attachment section over a safety belt and inserts the human occupant's fingers into the pocket thereby allowing an air conditioning vent in the car or natural air about the car to cool the occupant while the fabric section protects the human occupant from ultraviolet light.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.