Storable poncho and related method
AssigneesDavid Apostoloff, James D. Titus
InventorDavid Apostoloff
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Abstract
A storable poncho includes a belt having a first end, a second, opposite end configured to be releasably attached to the first end, an upper edge and a lower edge. The storable poncho further includes a first flap secured to the belt adjacent to one of the upper edge and the lower edge of the belt, and a body portion including fabric material configured to cover at least a portion of a user's body when worn. The body portion is secured to one of the upper edge and the lower edge of the belt. The body portion is covered by the first flap when configuring the body portion in a stored condition. Other embodiments of the storable poncho and methods for wearing a storable poncho are further disclosed.
Claims11
A storable poncho comprising:
- a belt having a first end, a second, opposite end configured to be releasably attached to the first end, an upper edge and a lower edge;
- a first flap secured to the belt adjacent to the upper edge of the belt, the first flap extending along an entire length of the belt along the upper edge of the belt;
- a jacket portion configured to cover at least a portion of an upper torso and arms of a user when worn, the jacket portion being secured to the upper edge of the belt, the jacket portion being covered by the first flap when configuring the jacket portion in a stored condition;
- a second flap secured to the belt adjacent to the lower edge of the belt, the second flap extending along the entire length of the belt along the lower edge of the belt;
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- a pants portion configured to cover at least a portion of a lower torso and legs of the user when worn, the pants portion being secured to the lower edge of the belt, the pants portion being covered by the second flap when configuring the pants portion in a stored condition,
- wherein the second flap is disposed between the belt and the first flap when the jacket portion and the pants portion are in their respective stored positions.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.