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Patent application title:

Phone Jack

Publication number:

US20220015481A1

Publication date:
Application number:

16/931,297

Filed date:

2020-07-16

Abstract:

The Phone Jack is a hoodie that protects your phone from the elements while you use it. In the middle of the pocket there will be a plastic piece connected to the inside of the pocket that is covered by the same colored material as the hoodie. The user wifi be able to zip and unzip the covering open and dose so they can see their device in the pocket and use it. At the bottom of the covering and above the plastic there will be piece that make these parts connect to each other, so that the covering will stay open while you are using the device and won't fall close.

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Classification:

  1. Human necessities
  2. Wearing apparel

A41D27/201 »  CPC main

Details of garments or of their making; Pockets; Making or setting-in pockets Pocket closures

A41D2400/48 »  CPC further

Functions or special features of garments Carrying facilities

A41D27/204 »  CPC further

Details of garments or of their making; Pockets; Making or setting-in pockets Making or setting-in pockets

A41D3/005 »  CPC further

Overgarments with pullover structure

A41D27/20 IPC

Details of garments or of their making Pockets; Making or setting-in pockets

A41D3/00 IPC

Overgarments

Description

BACKGROUND INFORMATION

The idea of protecting your device from weather is big in the device industry. Inventors have made cases that protect these devices from falls, weather and other things that keep the device front breaking. My invention will keep the device completely free and completely safe from falls, weather and slips because the device is in the pocket and won't need to be taken out of the pocket to use because you will be able to see and use it in the window on the hoodie. You will also be able to use your device when it is cold outside because you hands will be inside the pocket and not outside.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING

FIG. 1 is a frontal view of the hoodie and the plastic window in the hoodie pocket

FIG. 2 is an enlarged picture of the open hoodie pocket with the flap connected to the fop of the pocket

FIG. 3 is an enlarged picture of the close hoodie pocket with the flap zipped up

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

In the drawing the picture of a hoodie is a stand in for any hoodie Of jacket of any kind that has a single pocket in the center of the jacket. In the page titled FIG. 2 You will see the letters D, C, and A In the area labeled A, this is the plastic window that is used to see your device. It will be attached to the inside of the jacket pocket by either glue or sewing and the size of the plastic piece is determined by how big the jacket pocket is. The area labeled C is the flap that is used to cover the plastic window. This flap can be created by not completely cutting off the flap when you are making the hole for the plastic piece. The area labeled D is the area that the bottom part of the flap and the top part of the pocket connect to keep the flap out the way when the device Is in use. This is achieved by Velcro on both parts, buttons, or links. In FIG. 3 you will see the letter 8. The area labeled 8 are the zippers that open and close the flap that covers the plastic window. There are 2 zippers on each side dosing the hap effectively.

Claims

1. The plastic piece is either sewn or glued into the hole that was cut out and leaves a flap of material connected to the hole so you can cover the plastic.

As defined in claim 1 whereas plastic is attached to the inside of the jacket the type of plastic will be plastic polymer.

The flap of material in claim 1 is to be connected to the edges of the pocket that are connect to the plastic by using zippers.

The flap in claim 1 can be connect to the top of the pocket using Velcro, buttons, or links.

The zippers that are use expressed in claim 3 are Nylon, Metal and Invisible zippers

Resources

Images & Drawings included:

Fig. 01 - Phone Jack
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Fig. 02 - Phone Jack
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Fig. 03 - Phone Jack
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Fig. 04 - Phone Jack
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