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Customizable jeans garment

a technology of jeans and garments, applied in the field of pants, can solve the problems of not being able to customize such an article of clothing, reducing the diversity and variability available to meet consumer demands, and not being able to describe nor teach pants, so as to achieve the effect of easy and convenient assembly and the ability to customiz

Inactive Publication Date: 2006-08-10
NIKOLAYEV ILYA +1
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[0008] It is an object of the present invention to provide a means of customization for a pants-type garment by providing the consumer with two parts, using which such a garment may be easily and readily assembled. The said two parts are independent from each other until joined and, once joined, remain separatable. Furthermore, any part that corresponds, in a complementary manner, to the means of releasable joining is interchangeable. Once a pants-type garment is separated into its constituent two parts, each of these parts may be used to create a new pants-type garment by combining either with a complimentary part along the separation area, extending from the top of the front waistband to the top of the rear waistband. This allows for the creation of four aesthetically different pants-type garments using four parts, provided that two parts correspond to each separation side. As a result, not only is the ability to customize achieved but also an increased number of different pants-type garments can be created. Any two complimentary parts may be joined through a zipper, plurality of zippers, Velcro, buttons, snaps, hooks or any other similar fastening method.

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Quite obviously, such a consistent color scheme for all pants-type garments greatly reduces the diversity and variability available to meet consumer demands.
As a result, there is no possibility to customize such an article of clothing without altering the item itself through some form of sewing, painting, coloring or otherwise embellishing of the garment.
However, the prior art neither describes nor teaches a pants-type garment which is assembled from two completely separate and independent parts with an aesthetic purpose in mind.

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[0016] Referring now in detail to the drawings in which like numerals indicate like parts throughout the several views, FIG. 1 illustrates an embodiment of the present invention. In this embodiment, two parts 21 and 22 of a pants-type garment 20 are shown. Part 21 is comprised of a leg portion 10, extending downward from the torso segment 18, and a crotch portion 6. Part 22 is comprised of a leg portion 12, extending downward from the torso segment 19, and a crotch portion 8. The torso segment 18 is topped by a waistband, specifically its front portion 3 and rear portion 2. Similarly, the torso segment 19 is topped by a waistband, specifically its front portion 5 and rear portion 4. Part 21 and part 22 can be releasably joined through various means and in this embodiment zipper halves 14 and zipper 16 are used. One of these zipper halves, in this case zipper half 14, is equipped with a zipper pull 27. Zipper half 14 begins at the top of the waistband's front portion 3 and ends at th...

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Abstract

A pants-type garment consisting of two completely independent and complimentary parts, which are releasably joinable but are nowhere permanently attached. The parts are joined in an area extending from the top of the front waistband to the top of the rear waistband. After joining, the parts remain separatable and, once separated, either part can be used to create a new garment using any other complimentary part. This ability to substitute like parts allows the consumer to create a garment that is unique and that can be distinguished by the coding of characteristics.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0001] The present invention relates to garments, more specifically, to pants-type garments including pants, jeans, trousers, and other similar such articles of clothing. [0002] In society, clothing in general, and pants-type articles in particular have served not only as items for covering the body, but additionally as articles of fashion, and as eye-catching elements which influence the appeal of an individual to those around her. The latter functions of pants-type garments—those beyond simply covering and protecting the body—have become increasingly important [0003] Historically, the color coding of human clothing is predominantly, and perhaps exclusively, represented by monotonously colored items or horizontal color layers within clothing items. This manner of color coding has largely been accepted as a rule in the design of items within the fashion industry. In respect to pants-type garments, such as jeans, trousers, etc., color coding is either mono...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): A41D1/06
CPCA41D1/06A41D15/00A41D1/065
Inventor NIKOLAYEV, ILYANIKOLAYEV, NIKOLAY
Owner NIKOLAYEV ILYA
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