| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 141 | Cushion convertible to a poncho | US09455082 | 1999-12-06 | US06275993B1 | 2001-08-21 | Tadd McCarley |
| A cushion (20) includes a flexible body (28) and a zipper (42). The flexible body (28) is formed from a moisture repellent shell (30) and a lining (32) that can be folded and retained by closure of the zipper (42) to form the cushion (20). A handle (23) is attached to the cushion (20) for easy conveyance. The flexible body (28) also includes an opening (88) releasably sealable by a zipper (90) and a hood (96) stowed in a pocket (92). When the flexible body (28) is unfolded, the cushion is convertible to a poncho configuration (26) by placing the head of the individual (100) through the opening (88). In addition, the hood (96) may be removed from the pocket (92) and worn by the individual. | ||||||
| 142 | Rain wrap garment | US09607554 | 2000-06-29 | US06243873B1 | 2001-06-12 | Karla T. Aliff |
| A rain wrap garment including a flat flexible fabric panel having a water repellant side and a water absorbing terrycloth side. A hood is attached to the top edge of the panel and is selectively storable in a hood pocket centrally located at the top edge. A storage pocket is located at one of the side edges and is disposed to receive and store the panel when folded to conform with the dimensions of the storage pocket. A shoulder strap is attached to the storage pocket near its opening and is used to carry the rain wrap garment when it is in the folded stored position. | ||||||
| 143 | Water-resistant combination blanket and coat | US970708 | 1997-11-14 | US5875492A | 1999-03-02 | Jennifer E. Moss |
| A water-resistant combination blanket and coat is disclosed comprising a fabric sheet having a water-resistant outer surface. The fabric sheet may be spread on the ground as a blanket with the water-resistant outer surface down, thereby providing a place for a user to sit, even on wet, dirty, and/or muddy ground. Two points on the top edge of the fabric sheet may be reversibly connected to the right and left edges, thereby forming sleeves. A user may use the fabric sheet as a coat by placing his/her arms through the sleeves and wrapping the fabric sheet around him/herself. Reversibly connecting two points along the top edge of the fabric sheet to each other may further provide a hood while the fabric sheet is used as a coat. Alternatively, a detachable hood may be reversibly connected to the top edge of the fabric sheet while the fabric sheet is used as a coat. The detachable hood may comprise a pocket with two adjacent open sides. One open side may be pulled apart and reversibly connected to the top edge of the fabric sheet in a linear fashion, thereby forming a hood. The detachable hood may also function as a storage bag for the combination blanket and coat. The combination blanket and coat may be placed within the pocket and the two open sides reversibly closed to enclose the combination blanket and coat. | ||||||
| 144 | Flexible weather protective vehicle cover structure | US746097 | 1996-11-06 | US5662372A | 1997-09-02 | Arnold F. Lubkeman |
| A flexible weather protective vehicle cover structure including a vehicle cover section sized and positionable to cover the motorcycle-like vehicle for protectively covering a stationary at least two-wheeled motorcycle-like vehicle with and without a rider thereon. The vehicle cover section having an outer side and an underneath side. Rider entry door arrangement located in the vehicle cover section for opening and sealing the vehicle cover section to enable ingress and egress of the rider when the flexible weather protective vehicle cover structure is positioned to cover the motorcycle-like vehicle. A rider cover section including a rider aperture located in the vehicle cover section at a position overlying a seat of the motorcycle-like vehicle. A rider aperture edge located adjacent a circumference of the rider aperture. A poncho-like member sized to fit over an upper torso portion of the rider. A bottom portion of the poncho-like member circumferentially sealingly connected to the rider aperture edge. The rider aperture being adapted to permit entry of the rider from the underneath side of the vehicle cover section into the poncho-like member and thereby protectively cover the motorcycle-like vehicle and the rider. And, rider aperture sealing arrangement enabling opening and sealing of the rider aperture to prevent weather elements from contacting the motorcycle-like vehicle when the flexible weather protective vehicle cover structure is positioned to cover the motorcycle-like vehicle without a rider thereon. | ||||||
| 145 | Rainwear particularly well suited for an infant seated in a stroller | US687448 | 1991-04-18 | US5168579A | 1992-12-08 | Katherine J. Marshall |
| A weather protective garment constructed to better protect an infant seated in a stroller from rain. The infant wears a poncho to which a cape has been attached in the back. The cape is sized to be drapable over the back of the stroller to keep rain from falling into the space between the infant and the back of the stroller, and then onto the stroller seat. This prevents water from pooling on the seat while, at the same time, maintaining the infant fully protected by the poncho. | ||||||
| 146 | Multi-purpose, reversible, blanket-garment | US60504 | 1987-06-11 | US4752971A | 1988-06-28 | Shirley A. Meserol |
| Multi-purpose, reversible, blanket garment including a main member of a size and configuration for use as an automobile robe, blanket, and a poncho-type garment, and which is formed of at least two opposed layers, one layer being a layer of woven, wool, blanket-type material, and the other layer being a layer of water repellent material, and which includes a hood of the same two layers of materials and wherein the hood may be fastened and unfastened from the main member by mating zippers provided on the hood and main member. The multi-purpose garment may further include epaulets for enhanced visual appearance, for securing various objects to the poncho-type garment and one of which may be used as an over-the-shoulder carrying strap for carrying the main member and hood upon the main member being suitably folded for carrying. | ||||||
| 147 | Convertible poncho | US691859 | 1985-01-16 | US4598725A | 1986-07-08 | Barney J. Brewer |
| A convertible poncho which may be adapted for use either as a protective covering for bicycles, motorcycles and the like, as a ground cover, or as protective rainwear for the rider. The cover is detachably secured to the bicycle by fastening means attached along the peripheral edges and to the interior faces of the cover. Additional fastening means are provided to detachably secure selected portions of the cover in a folding arrangement to adapt the cover for use as a poncho or as a ground cover. Apertures in the fore and aft portions of the covering are provided to allow a lock or cable to pass through the covering and capture a wheel of the vehicle. A detachable hood may be wrapped around the seat of the vehicle and secured by a drawstring or may be attached to the cover and adapted for use as a protective hood for the rider. | ||||||
| 148 | Disposable bonnet raincoat | US605417 | 1984-04-30 | US4541128A | 1985-09-17 | Neal Will; Larry R. Thurston |
| A disposable bonnet raincoat and method is disclosed which includes a tubular length of plastic material (10) which is folded upon itself to define interior flaps (20) and (24) and exterior flaps (18) and (16). At a fold line (30) of the interior flaps (20) and (24) there is an elongated slot (C) through which the head of the wearer protrudes to define a bonnet (A) for protecting the head of the wearer. The remainder of the tubular plastic sheeting provides a protective apron (B) around the body of the wearer in which he may sit or stand for protection against the weather. | ||||||
| 149 | Combination cape and utility bag | US19289 | 1979-03-12 | US4225978A | 1980-10-07 | Larry L. Howerton |
| A cape having a back panel and two front panels. The cape is provided with interior zippers and handle members. The cape, when reversed and folded, may be zipped together to form a utility bag for carrying sporting equipment. The cape may be provided with pockets and a hood as well as an insulative liner. | ||||||
| 150 | Integral rain cape and hat | US740742 | 1976-11-10 | US4064562A | 1977-12-27 | Bernice S. Kenny |
| A garment particularly for rainy weather includes a cape body and a neck section rising from the upper margin of the cape body and being open at the front. The upper margin of the neck section extends into and is attached to the crown of the hat and also attached to the crown of the hat immediately inside of the neck section is a comparatively short strip of material having fastener elements adapted to coact with mating elements on the hat, whereby the cape body and neck section can be folded or rolled into a compact form within the crown of the hat and held in place within the crown by said short strip and fastener elements. The cape body is divided at its front and provided with fastener means. The garment can be made wholly or partly from sheet plastic material or from suitable water repellent fabric. | ||||||
| 151 | Expendable raincoat and hood | US35434673 | 1973-04-25 | US3849803A | 1974-11-26 | CONNORS D |
| An expendable raincoat and hood garment formed of waterproof plastic film in the form of an inexpensive throwaway novelty is disclosed wherein a folded section of film seamed along one edge and provided with an opening may be conveniently worn as a raincoat and hood combination or raincape while at the same time providing a useful advertising media.
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| 152 | Sportsman{40 s tent | US39409773 | 1973-09-04 | US3837006A | 1974-09-24 | LASEMAN B |
| The sportsman''s tent comprises a tent-like garment having a hood for enveloping the entire head of the sportsman except his face. A draw-string is provided to confine the hood closely around his face. The tent walls are formed integrally with the hood and consist of a tailored front wall, a tailored rear wall, and tailored side walls adapted to hang loosely from the sportsman''s shoulders. A belt extends around the tent adapted when drawn taut to shorten the overall length of the tent above the sportsman''s feet to facilitate walking. And a removable floor is secured to the bottoms of the tent walls to serve as a tent floor or as a part of a carrying case when the tent is folded for carrying purposes.
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| 153 | Sportsman{40 s hood seat | US37631473 | 1973-07-05 | US3835471A | 1974-09-17 | LANKFORD B |
| Protective apparel providing a cushion element for seating comfort. A water-resistant, hooded garment is designed to provide protection for the wearer from coldness and dampness. Long sides extend downwardly from a hood to provide a body wrap for a person covering legs, arms and head as well as the main body torso. A cushion element which is coupled with the garment is disposed at the center back of the garment to present a comfortable seat. Retaining structure in the form of a flap which is coupled with the seat element snaps to hold the garment in position against the element when not in use while still allowing the cushion element to be utilized. A handle is provided external to the flap for ease in carrying.
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| 154 | Sleeveless rain protecting garment | US56990966 | 1966-08-03 | US3370303A | 1968-02-27 | HERMANN TEMPELHOF |
| 155 | Poncho disposable raincoat | US44621265 | 1965-04-07 | US3323136A | 1967-06-06 | FREDERICK BECK JAMES |
| 156 | Protective garment | US25247963 | 1963-01-18 | US3161887A | 1964-12-22 | JULIAN SILVER |
| 157 | Rain cape and hood combination with hood adapted to contain cape | US80242559 | 1959-03-27 | US2971198A | 1961-02-14 | TOMICH MAGDALENA M |
| 158 | Weatherproof garment for hunters | US60920056 | 1956-09-11 | US2967306A | 1961-01-10 | FABANICH JOHN P |
| 159 | Garment | US74832758 | 1958-07-14 | US2932034A | 1960-04-12 | DAMON CARROLL |
| 160 | Rain cape | US57757656 | 1956-04-11 | US2860344A | 1958-11-18 | HARDEE GEORGE L |
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