DE102020118416B4 - Multifunctional garment set - Google Patents

Abstract

Multifunctional clothing set with- an apron part (1), which is designed as a textile fabric and has means for fixing in the neck and waist area (7, 8) of the user (17), and- a first and a second leg part (10) which are designed as textile fabrics, with both leg parts (10) having opposite first and second edges (11, 12) on which connecting means (15) are arranged, the connecting means (15) being compatible with one another in this way that the connecting means (15) on the opposite first and second edges (11, 12) of a leg part (10) can be connected to one another and the connecting means (15) of the first leg part (10) can be connected to the connecting means (15) of the second leg part (10) can be connected, both leg parts (10) each having a third edge (13) with a further connecting means (15) via which the leg parts (10) along their respective third edges (13) m can be connected to one another, and the apron part (1) on the one hand and the two leg parts (10) on the other have fixing means (2) via which the leg parts (10) can be fixed to the apron part (1).

Description

The invention relates to a multifunctional garment set, which i.a. can be used as an apron of variable length or as a mat.

For people who spend a lot of time outdoors at work or in their free time, good equipment is of great importance in order to be able to protect themselves from the effects of the weather, especially from wet and cold. This is especially true if you are in areas where the weather changes frequently. In addition, protection against wet and cold is particularly important for people who regularly engage in outdoor activities even in adverse weather conditions, such as workers, gardeners, farmers, winegrowers, hikers, forest workers, hunters, anglers, boy scouts, horse riders or soldiers. For example, the grape harvest or the fruit harvest in late summer/autumn is often largely manual work and must also be carried out in adverse weather conditions.

There is already a wide range of clothing for such activities, mostly functional clothing made of synthetic fibers, which is characterized in particular by the fact that it is water-repellent on the outside to keep rain and precipitation away from the body. on the other hand, sweat produced by the body is transported to the outside. However, the corresponding items of clothing that have been offered up until now usually do not allow any or at most a limited multifunctional use, with which the wearer can adapt the clothing to the conditions as required.

From the U.S. 2004/0 181 859 A1 a protective clothing is known, which is composed of several layers. The layers fulfill different functions such as resistance to flames or cuts or bulletproof. This can be a variety of clothing, including a combination of overalls and apron.

The U.S. 2,565,739 A also shows a combination of apron and overalls. This is intended to eliminate the disadvantages of conventional overalls, especially when putting them on and taking them off.

The U.S. 2,194,486 A describes closure systems that are intended to be used for containers that are intended in particular for viscous liquids.

The U.S. 1,113,532 A discloses a machine for treating garments. Here, fibers of animal origin are separated from those of plant origin or non-fibrous material.

An apron in which the lower part can be folded up and fastened in this position to form a pocket in which the wearer can store objects, plants or parts of plants is from the German utility model DE 93 14 997 U1 known. However, the apron does not allow any other wearing options.

Proceeding from this state of the art, the task arose of providing a multifunctional clothing set that is more versatile in terms of its usability.

• - einem Schürzenteil, der als textiles Flächengebilde ausgebildet ist und über Mittel zur Fixierung im Hals- und Taillenbereich des Nutzers verfügt, und
• - einem ersten und einem zweiten Beinteil, die als textile Flächengebilde ausgebildet sind,

wobei beide Beinteile über sich gegenüberliegende erste und zweite Kanten verfügen, an denen jeweils Verbindungsmittel angeordnet sind, wobei die Verbindungsmittel in der Weise zueinander kompatibel sind, dass die Verbindungsmittel an den sich gegenüberliegenden ersten und zweiten Kanten jeweils eines Beinteils miteinander verbindbar sind und die Verbindungsmittel des ersten Beinteils mit den Verbindungsmitteln des zweiten Beinteils verbindbar sind, wobei beide Beinteile jeweils an einer dritten Kante ein weiteres Verbindungsmittel aufweisen, über das die Beinteile entlang ihrer jeweiligen dritten Kanten miteinander verbindbar sind, und wobei der Schürzenteil einerseits und die beiden Beinteile andererseits über Fixierungsmittel verfügen, über die die Beinteile am Schürzenteil festlegbar sind.This object is achieved according to the invention by a multifunctional garment set with

• - An apron part, which is designed as a textile fabric and has means for fixing it in the neck and waist area of the user, and
• - a first and a second leg part, which are designed as textile fabrics,

wherein both leg parts have opposite first and second edges on which connecting means are arranged, wherein the connecting means are compatible with one another in such a way that the connecting means can be connected to one another at the opposite first and second edges of one leg part and the connecting means of the first leg part can be connected to the connecting means of the second leg part, with both leg parts each having a further connecting means on a third edge, via which the leg parts can be connected to one another along their respective third edges, and with the apron part on the one hand and the two leg parts on the other hand having fixing means , via which the leg parts can be fixed to the apron part.

The multifunctional clothing set according to the invention allows different wearing options. It consists of at least three parts, namely one

Apron part and two leg parts that can be combined in different ways. In this context, an apron part is understood to be a textile fabric that basically has the shape of a conventional apron and can be worn accordingly, i. H. substantially covers the torso and hips of the wearer. Leg parts are textile fabrics whose connecting means allow them to be placed in different ways around the legs or in front of the legs.

One wearing option is to wear the apron part in the conventional manner as an apron. For this purpose, the apron part has corresponding means, which are typically attached around the neck and around the waist or hips of the wearer. When worn in this way as a conventional short apron, it offers protection against dirt and, if necessary, also a certain protection against flying parts, twigs or the like.

If necessary, however, the short apron can be lengthened considerably so that the leg area is also protected against dirt and other influences. For this purpose, the two leg parts are connected to one another at the respective first and second edges via the connecting means provided for this purpose. In addition, the leg parts that are connected to one another are fixed to the apron part via the fixing means. As a result, the leg parts, fixed to the apron part, hang significantly further down than the apron part alone and completely or largely cover the legs. It is also conceivable to achieve a similar effect in which only one leg part is connected to the apron part.

The apron part typically has at least two fixing means, via which the two leg parts can be fixed to the apron part. The fixing means on the apron part are designed in such a way that they can interact with the corresponding fixing means on the leg parts. These can be plug-in connections, with the male parts of the plug-in connections being attached to the apron part and the female parts to the leg parts, or vice versa. Other fixing means known from the prior art, such as snap hooks, which interact with corresponding counterparts such as rings, eyelets or loops, other hooks or buckles are also possible.

It makes sense to have at least two fixing means on the apron part when it is being worn on the sides, i. H. attached left and right. Each leg part must have at least one suitable attachment means, in which case after connecting the two leg parts along their first and second edges on the combined leg parts there are at least two attachment means available for the connection to the apron part. The two fixing means should be on the upper edge of the leg parts on the sides, i. H. come to rest left and right. For example, a fixing means can be provided on the first edge of a leg part. Since the first edge of the second leg part is connected to the second edge of the first leg part and the second edge of the second leg part is connected to the first edge of the first leg part, this automatically leads to the fastening means coming to rest on the sides of the combined leg parts.

It is also possible to equip each leg part with two fixing means, so that one leg part alone can be connected to the apron part.

The leg parts can be used in different ways. On the one hand, each leg part can be closed separately to form a tube corresponding to a conventional trouser leg, in which the connecting means are connected to one another at the first and second edge of the respective leg part. Each leg section can then be fixed to the apron section. The two leg parts together result in a kind of trousers, but without the seat part. Such pants are also known as leg warmers or chaps. Chaps were originally used mainly by cowboys, but are now also used by other professions as splash or cut protection, such as gardeners and forest workers.

However, the first leg part can also be connected to the second leg part, with the first edge of the first leg part being connected to the second edge of the second leg part and the second edge of the first leg part being connected to the first edge of the second leg part. As described above, the resultant object can be fixed to the skirt part to obtain a quasi-elongated skirt. In this case, the combined leg parts only cover the front of the user's legs. However, since the two leg parts connected to one another form a tube, they can also be used in a manner similar to a skirt, with the user passing the legs through the leg parts combined with one another. In this case, too, the combined leg parts can be attached to the apron part. In this wearing condition, the multifunctional clothing set offers effective protection even in particularly adverse weather conditions.

Furthermore, each of the two leg parts has a third edge, on which a further connection means is provided, so that the leg parts can be connected to one another along their respective third edges. Such a combination of the two leg parts ensures that they can also form a base or mat on which the user can lie. If necessary, the apron part can also be used as a base.

When the two leg parts are joined together along their first, second and third edges, a sort of sack is formed which is used as a means of storage and transportation can. For example, a gardener can store garden waste here. Due to the closing of the connection means at the first, second and third edges of the two leg parts, only one opening remains along the respective fourth edges. The sack can be fixed to the apron part by means of the fixing means, so that the user has his hands free.

The connecting means along the third edges of the leg parts can also be used to connect them to other protective objects in the area of the feet, for example gaiters (gaiters) or cuffs, which offer additional rain or splash protection. These other objects to be protected must have the corresponding compatible means of connection.

The connecting means, via which the leg parts can be brought into a tubular shape or with the aid of which the leg parts are connected, are preferably zip fasteners or zip fastener sections, with a zip fastener section being understood to be a side strip of a zip fastener which is fitted with a matching zip fastener Counterpart can be connected. The zipper sections that are intended to be connected to each other must be suitably matched, in particular with regard to the fact that of two matching zipper sections, one zipper section is provided with a slider, the other with an end piece matching the slider. The fact that the zipper can be closed from top to bottom when worn is advantageous in that the zipper does not have to be closed completely in this case, but can remain slightly open at the bottom end, which leaves more freedom for the user in the lower leg area. It is also possible to use 2-way zippers so that the zippers can be opened at both ends.

Alternatively or additionally, the connecting means can also be designed differently, it being important that the connecting means allow the respective edges of the leg parts to be connected along a line. It is possible, for example, to use hook and loop fasteners, in which case the edges to be connected to one another must have compatible components of a hook and loop fastener, i. H. one edge must be provided with barbs, the other edge with loops.

When spread out flat, the leg parts preferably have the shape of a rectangle, whereby a rectangle is not to be understood merely as a perfect rectangle in the geometric sense, but a shape that is derived from a rectangle, with the right angles belonging to a rectangle also being included do not have to be exactly 90°, but a range of 70 to 110° can be considered sufficient. However, 90° angles are preferred. A square is also considered a rectangle in this context. In particular, not all of the edges of the rectangle have to be straight; on the contrary, a rectangle is particularly preferred in which three straight edges and one concave edge are provided. In this context, a concavely curved edge is understood to mean an edge which has a rounded inward indentation. Normally, the concave edge is the fourth edge that is not provided with fasteners and faces upwards when worn. A concave edge has the advantage that the leg parts adapt better to the body shape, both when worn as leg warmers/chaps and when worn as a rain skirt. In contrast to this, the first, second and third edges, which have connecting means, are preferably straight in order to be able to bring about a connection of the edges here along a straight line.

The fixatives, i. H. the objects that allow the leg parts to be attached to the apron part are preferably designed in such a way that sufficient mobility is ensured. In particular, it is helpful if a certain degree of rotation, preferably complete rotation, is possible about the axis along which a leg part is connected to the apron part. Couplings which can be rotated relative to one another and which allow at least partial rotation about the respective axis of rotation of the coupling are preferred as fixing means in this context. Couplings that allow rotation through 360° are preferred.

In this context, couplings are understood to be connections in which a connecting piece is releasably inserted into a receptacle provided for this purpose. As mentioned, it is advantageous if the inserted connecting piece can still be rotated about its longitudinal axis in the receptacle, at least to a certain extent. The clutch can be released, for example, by actuating lateral engagement means, by pulling back a clutch section or by actuating a clutch button. Corresponding coupling connectors are sold, for example, by the company Victorinox.

Alternatively, however, other detachable fixing means are also possible, for example snap hooks that can be fixed to rings or eyelets provided for this purpose, other hooks or buckles.

When spread out flat, the apron part preferably has a rectangular basic shape, with a chest area being provided above the rectangular basic shape, which comes to lie in front of the user's chest. The apron part thus essentially has the shape of a commercially available apron. The edge pointing downwards when worn can in particular be straight or convexly curved, ie have a downward curve. Here, too, a basic rectangular shape is not just a perfect rectangle in the geometric sense, but any basic shape that is derived from a rectangle, even if, for example, one or more edges of the rectangle are not straight but rounded.

To fix the apron part in the neck area of the user, a strap is usefully provided which, based on the wearing state, is attached to the upper edge of the chest area and can be placed around the user's neck. To fix the apron part in the waist area of the user, a strap is expediently attached to the basic rectangular shape of the apron part. The adjacent apron part is thus similar to a conventional apron; the band is first placed around the user's neck, then the apron part is fixed around the waist or hips with the help of the belt.

In the area of the apron part which is at the bottom when worn, in particular on the lower edge, fastening means are expediently attached which interact with fastening means attached in the breast area of the apron part. Such fixing means can in particular be buttons, press studs or toggle fasteners. The lower area of the apron part can be folded up with the aid of the fixing means, so that a pocket is formed in front of the chest in which the user can stow objects, plant remains, tools or the like. It makes sense if corresponding fixing means are provided on both sides of the apron part, for example on the left and the right side when worn, so that the pocket that forms is supported on both sides. Correspondingly, at least two fixing means are provided in the lower area of the apron part, which interact with two matching fixing means in the chest area.

It is also advantageous to provide a breast pocket on the apron part, which is sensibly located in the breast area with an opening pointing upwards when worn. The opening can also be designed to be closable, for example with the aid of a zip fastener or Velcro fastener. The breast pocket can be on the inside or outside of the apron part.

According to a further advantageous embodiment, the leg parts are double-layered, with the leg parts each having a closable opening. Closing with the help of a zipper or Velcro is useful. This makes it possible to incorporate additional material into the leg parts, for example insulating or padding material. This can be particularly useful if, as described above, two leg parts are connected to one another via the third edge in order to form a mat, in particular an insulating mat, which serves as a base for a break or an overnight stay. It usually makes sense to place the mat on a soft surface, but comfort can be increased by adding additional padding and insulating material to the double-layered leg sections. The cushioning and insulating material can be, for example, generally available things such as straw or the like.

Even if the leg parts are worn as chaps, skirt-like or as an extended apron, it can make sense to insert additional material in the space between the double-layered leg parts, in particular as additional thermal insulation or as additional mechanical protection against flying plant remains or stones. The latter makes sense if the multifunctional clothing set is worn when using certain tools such as a brushcutter or similar.

In addition to the two leg parts and the apron part, the multifunctional clothing set can have other components, for example a backpack. The backpack should have a waist belt with attachments attached to allow the leg sections to be attached to the waist belt. The fixation means on the hip belt are adapted to the fixation means provided on the leg parts, i. H. can be connected to each other. This increases the carrying options of the multifunctional clothing set, because it is not only possible to fix the leg parts on the apron part, but also on the backpack. The multifunctional clothing set can therefore also be worn independently of the apron part, for example when hiking, in order to achieve effective additional weather protection in the leg area.

An alternative or additional component for the multifunctional garment set is a pair of pants to which attachment means are attached, via which the leg portions can be attached to the pants. Also in this case the fixation means on the trousers are so attached to the fixation means adapted to the leg parts so that a connection is possible, for example in the form of coordinated plug connections, couplings or snap hooks. This also increases the variability of the multifunctional clothing set, because the leg parts can also be attached to the trousers independently of the apron part, in particular as rain protection, for example when hiking. The fixation means are expediently located in the upper area of the trousers in relation to the state of wear, e.g. B. in the area of the waistband.

Both when attaching to the hip belt of a rucksack and when attaching to trousers, all possible variations are available for the leg parts that were described in connection with attachment to the apron part. In particular, the leg portions can be attached as leg warmers/chaps in tubular form to encircle each pant leg. Alternatively, it can also be worn in the form of a skirt or an apron in front of the leg area.

According to the invention, a multifunctional garment set is also understood to be one in which no apron part, but the described leg parts and the described backpack with hip belt and/or the trousers are part of the garment set, provided that the leg parts can be fixed to the hip belt or trousers by means of appropriate fixing devices is.

The invention is explained in more detail by way of example on the basis of the exemplary embodiments illustrated in the figures. It should be pointed out that the figures show preferred embodiment variants of the invention, but the invention is not limited thereto. In particular, the invention includes any combination of the technical features that are listed in the claims or described as relevant to the invention in the description, insofar as this is technically reasonable.

• 1 einen flächig ausgebreiteten Schürzenteil in der Draufsicht;
• 2 einen flächig ausgebreiteten Beinteil in der Draufsicht auf die Außenseite;
• 3 einen flächig ausgebreiteten Beinteil in der Draufsicht auf die Innenseite;
• 4 einen Beinteil, der in eine Röhrenform gebracht wird;
• 5 ein als kurze Schürze zusammen mit Beinlingen getragenes Multifunktions-Kleidungsstückset in einer Ansicht von vorne;
• 6 ein als lange Schürze getragenes Multifunktions-Kleidungsstückset in einer Ansicht von hinten;
• 7 ein als kurze Schürze zusammen mit einem Regenrock getragenes Multifunktions-Kleidungsstückset in einer Seitenansicht;
• 8 ein als kurze Schürze getragenes Multifunktions-Kleidungsstückset in einer Ansicht von vorne mit verstauten Beinteilen; und
• 9 zwei entlang ihrer jeweiligen 3. Kanten zusammengefügte Beinteile zur Verwendung als Matte.

Show it:

• 1 a flat spread apron part in plan view;
• 2 a planar view of the outside of a leg part spread out flat;
• 3 a plan view of the inside of a leg part that is spread out flat;
• 4 a leg portion formed into a tubular shape;
• 5 a front view of a multifunctional garment set worn as a short apron with leg warmers;
• 6 a rear view of a multifunctional garment set worn as a long apron;
• 7 a side view of a multifunctional garment set worn as a short apron together with a rain skirt;
• 8th a multifunctional garment set worn as a short apron in a front view with leg portions tucked; and
• 9 two leg parts joined together along their respective 3. edges for use as a mat.

In 1 the flatly spread apron part 1 of the multifunctional garment set according to the invention is shown in plan view. This has a rectangular basic shape 3, with the edge 4 lying at the bottom when worn being convexly curved, ie having a downward curvature. The upper side of the rectangular basic shape 3 is adjoined by the breast area 5, on the inside of which there is a breast pocket 6 indicated here by dashed lines. In principle, however, it is also possible to attach such a breast pocket 6 to the outside. The apron part 1 can be worn by putting the band 7 around the neck and the strap 8 around the waist or hips. In addition, the apron part 1 has fixing means 9, via which the lower edge 4 can be folded up and fixed there.

The attachment means 2 can be used to connect the apron part 1 to the leg parts 10 as further components of the multifunctional clothing set.

In 2 the outside of a flat, spread-out leg part 10 is shown in plan view. This basically has a rectangular basic shape, with the 1st edge 11, the 2nd edge 12 and the 3rd edge 13 each following a straight line and forming right angles to one another. In contrast to this, the 4th edge 14 is concavely curved, ie has an inward curvature. When worn, this edge 14 is at the top, with the curvature resulting in better adaptation to the body shape. The 1st, 2nd and 3rd edges 11, 12 and 13 are each provided with a connecting means 15 in the form of a zipper or zipper section. Since the leg part 10 is intended, among other things, to be connected to a corresponding second leg part 10, the connecting means 15 of the two leg parts 10 must be matched to one another in such a way that a connection along the edges provided for this purpose is possible. For example, the edge that is to be connected to the second edge 12 present here must have a corresponding end piece on the zipper section so that a connection with the here existing zip section, which has a slider, is possible.

In addition, the leg part 10 has a fixing means 2, with the help of which it can be fixed to the apron part 1, as shown in 1 shown, becomes possible.

In 3 is the inside of the leg part 10 from 2 shown. In principle, this largely corresponds to the outside, but a closable opening 16 can also be seen, through which insulating or padding material can be introduced into the space between the two layers of the leg part 10 . This can be useful if the leg parts 10 are to offer additional protection against external influences or assembled leg parts 10 are used as a mat.

In 4 Illustrated is a leg portion 10 which is formed into a tubular shape to be used as a leg warmer, ie a wrap around a single leg. In combination with the other leg part 10, chaps result which can be fixed to the apron part 1 via the fixing means 2. In order to bring the leg part 10 into the tubular shape, the connecting means 15 embodied here as zipper sections are connected to one another along the 1st edge 11 and the 2nd edge 12 .

In 5 Figure 12 shows how the multifunctional garment set according to the invention is worn as a short apron together with leg warmers/chaps. The user 17 has put on the apron part 1 like a conventional apron, for which purpose he guides the band 7 around the neck and the belt 8 around the waist. In addition, two leg parts 10 as in 4 shown in a tubular shape, for which purpose the opposing connecting means 15 in each of the two leg parts 10 were connected to one another in order to then connect the leg parts 10 to the apron part 1 via fixing means 2 (not shown here). In this way, additional protection for the legs and the trousers worn under the leg parts 10 is brought about. One can also see the fixing means 9 on the apron part 1, via which the lower edge 4 of the apron part 1 can be folded up if necessary, which also creates a kind of pouch in the chest area.

In 6 the wearing method is illustrated as a long apron. The wearer 17 has in turn put on the apron part 1, in which case two leg parts 10 are connected to one another, which in this state are guided in front of the legs of the user 17. The two leg parts 10 are connected along the 1st and 2nd edges of the leg parts 10 via the connecting means 15 .

In 7 the wearing method is shown as an apron with a rain skirt. The apron part 1 is worn as described above. The two leg parts 10 are as in 6 connected to one another via the connecting means 15 along their 1st and 2nd edges, but are not guided together in front of the legs of the user 17 but together form a kind of skirt which is connected to the apron part 1 via fixing means 2 . In this way, protection, in particular weather protection for the leg area, is brought about in all directions. The zip fasteners serving as connecting means 15 are preferably designed in such a way that the sliders have to be guided downwards in order to close them completely. Accordingly, the user 17 has the option of opening the zip fasteners to a certain extent, which makes it easier to walk with a raincoat on.

In 8th the applied apron part 1 is illustrated in folded-up form. This is done using the fixing means 9 provided for this purpose, which can be, for example, buttons and buttonholes or snaps that are coordinated with one another. The leg parts 10 can be rolled up and stowed in the apron part 1. With this carrying method, the user 17 has a kind of bag in which objects can be stowed.

In 9 Finally, it is shown how two leg parts 10, which otherwise correspond to the representations of the leg parts 10 in FIGS 2 and 3 correspond, along the 3rd edges 13 are connected to each other. In this way, a mat is created that can serve as a base for a sleeping bag or the like. In order to further increase comfort, additional insulating or padding material can be inserted into the closable openings 16, the insertion being individually adjustable by the user as required, for example if certain areas of the back require additional support, for example in the lordosis area.

Another possibility is to also connect the 1st and 2nd edges 11, 12 of the two leg parts 10 to one another via the connecting means 15 provided for this purpose, which results in a kind of sack which is only open in the area of the 4 edges 14. Such a sack can be used to stow away and store objects, plants, plant residues, etc. The sack can be connected to the apron part via the fixing means.

Claims (13)

Multifunctional garment set with - An apron part (1), which is designed as a textile fabric and has means for fixing in the neck and waist area (7, 8) of the user (17), and - a first and a second leg part (10), which are designed as textile fabrics, both leg parts (10) having opposite first and second edges (11, 12) on which connecting means (15) are respectively arranged, wherein the connecting means (15) are mutually compatible in such a way that the connecting means (15) on the opposite first and second edges (11, 12) of a leg part (10) can be connected to one another and the connecting means (15) of the first leg part (10) can be connected to the connecting means (15) of the second leg part (10), wherein both leg parts (10) each have a further connecting means (15) on a third edge (13), via which the leg parts (10) can be connected to one another along their respective third edges (13), and wherein the apron part (1) on the one hand and the two leg parts (10) on the other hand have fixing means (2) via which the leg parts (10) can be fixed to the apron part (1). Multifunctional garment set claim 1 , characterized in that the connecting means (15) are at least partially designed as zippers or zipper sections. Multifunctional garment set claim 1 or 2 , characterized in that the connecting means (15) are at least partially designed as Velcro fasteners. Multifunctional garment set according to one of Claims 1 until 3 , characterized in that the leg parts (10) have the shape of a rectangle when spread out flat. Multifunctional garment set claim 4 , characterized in that the rectangles each have 3 straight edges (11, 12, 13) and one concave edge (14). Multifunctional garment set according to one of Claims 1 until 5 , characterized in that the fixing means (2) are couplings that can be rotated in opposite directions, via which the leg parts (10) can be fixed to the skirt part (1) in such a way that at least partial, preferably complete rotation about the respective axis of rotation of the coupling is possible. Multifunctional garment set according to one of Claims 1 until 6 , characterized in that the apron part (1) when spread out flat has a rectangular basic shape (3), the edge (4) pointing downwards when worn being convexly curved or straight, and when worn above the rectangular basic shape (3). Chest area (5) is provided, which comes to lie in front of the user's chest (17). Multifunctional garment set claim 7 , characterized in that for fixing the apron part (1) in the neck area of the user (17) a band (7) is provided which, based on the wearing state, is attached to the upper edge of the chest area (5) and around the neck of the user (17). is legible. Multifunctional garment set claim 7 or 8th , characterized in that for fixing the apron part (1) in the waist area of the user (17) a strap (8) is attached to the rectangular basic shape (3) of the apron part (1). Multifunctional garment set according to one of Claims 7 until 9 , characterized in that fixing means (9) are attached in the lower area of the rectangular basic shape (3) of the apron part (1) when worn, which interact with fixing means (9) attached in the chest area (5) of the apron part (1). Multifunctional garment set according to one of Claims 1 until 10 , characterized in that the leg parts (10) are double-layered, the leg parts (10) having a closable opening (16). Multifunctional garment set according to one of Claims 1 until 11 , further comprising a backpack, wherein the backpack has a hip belt, are attached to the fixing means, via which the leg parts (10) can be fixed to the hip belt. Multifunctional garment set according to one of Claims 1 until 12 , further comprising a pair of trousers to which fixing means are attached, via which the leg parts (10) can be fixed to the pair of trousers.

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