DE1242528B - Protective clothing consisting of a coat and leg protection - Google Patents

Description

FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY

GERMAN

PATENT OFFICE

EDITORIAL

Int. CL:

A41d

German: 3 b -13/00

Number: 1242528

File number: F 39540 VII a / 3 b

Filing date: April 20, 1963

Open date: June 22, 1967

The invention relates to a protective clothing consisting of a coat and leg protection, in which the Leg protection inside the jacket on a strap both in the lowered position of use as can also be hung up when it is folded up and hidden inside a bag is.

There are already coats known, on the inside of which pockets or the like for holding gaiters are provided, which in use on two straps held on buttons inside the jacket are hung. These straps are not adjustable, so they are not tailored to the individual length of the carrier can be adjusted. When the gaiters are suspended in the hip area The coat warps when walking, which is uncomfortable. In addition, one Arm movement, e.g. when raising the arm, pulling the trouser leg up with it.

It has also been considered to rigidly connect the leg protection to the coat. This but has the disadvantage that the leg protection cannot be precisely adapted to different sizes of the wearer is possible. Rather, the pant legs must be tailored precisely to the size of the wearer.

According to a further proposal, the leg protection is in the area of the when not in use Hem of the coat under the lining, which can be divided by a zipper. As a result, the wearer is at Walking is hindered if the pant legs are not used. In addition, the coat bulges in this Area on. The trouser legs must be reasonably appropriate for the size of the wearer each time they are worn Row of buttons can be hung.

The invention is based on the object of addressing the deficiencies inherent in the known proposals Eliminate and create protective clothing where the trouser protector is very easy to use and does not cause any inconvenience either when worn or not in use.

According to the invention, this object is achieved in that at the upper end of the at least partially elastic support tape od of a push button. The like. Existing retaining member is provided is that cooperates with a counterpart attached to the leg protection, with when closing of the organ with the counterpart of the protection lifted into the non-use position and when loosening the Organ in a guide loop certain, adjusted to the length of the wearer position of use lowered will.

This protective clothing is

Consists of coat and leg protection
Protective clothing

Applicant:

Dipl.-Ing. Paul Fisch,
New York, NY (V. St. A.)

Representative:

Dipl.-Phys. M. Becker, patent attorney,
Stuttgart S, Eßlinger Str. 14

Named as inventor:
Dipl.-Ing. Paul Fisch,
New York, NY (V. St. A.)

Claimed priority:
V. St. v. America December 13, 1962
(244469)

a normal weather jacket designed to be installed inside the jacket Pocket always hides a trouser protector, which od when it rains. The like. Removed from this pocket and can be used immediately only by opening a single retaining member, without a special suspension or adjustment to the size of the carrier must be made. This setting will only performed once.

It has been found useful to align the lower end of the strap with the upper edge of the leg protection to be releasably attached by means of an adjusting and locking means. This locking means can be made a buckle or clasp and is actuated only once when the strap is on the individual size of the wearer is coordinated.

It has proven to be advantageous in order to enable the leg protection to be folded up simply and neatly proved that the counterpart of the locking member on one on the inside of the upper edge of the Leg guard attached loop is attached on which a second locking member is provided with cooperates with a counterpart attached to the underside of the leg protection.

In order to enable unhindered body movement when using the leg protection, it has proven to be particularly useful to suspend the leg protection in the area of the armhole of the jacket. This will

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also ensures that the leg protection is not pulled up when lifting the upper arm.

A particularly simple design of the suspension of the leg protection in the coat is achieved by that the counterpart of the locking member on the outside and near the lower edge of the leg protection is attached, since in this case the pant leg by closing a single push button is not only brought into the correct position, but also folded neatly will.

So that the folded leg protection is not visible to the outside when not in use rests flat against the back of the jacket, it is provided that the center line of each pocket to accommodate the folded leg protection is shifted relative to the armhole to the front of the coat. So that the possibly soaked trousers lie smoothly in the pocket when not in use and in a tidy place Condition is usable are on the upper and lower edge of the outside of the leg protection Preferably, stiffeners made of elastic material do not extend as far as the trouser leg folds.

Exemplary embodiments of the invention are described below with reference to the drawing. In this shows

F i g. 1 shows the front view of a protective combination consisting of a coat and pants, the Coat open and one pant leg in a hanging position and one pant leg in a raised position and in the folded-back non-use position is visible,

F i g. 2 shows a cross section along the section line 2-2 in FIG. 1,

Fig. 3 is a cross-section taken along line 3-3 in Fig.l,

Fig. 3a shows a cross section along the line 3a-3fl in Fig. 1,

F i g. 3b shows a vertical section along the line 3b-3b in FIG. 2,

F i g. 4 shows a modification of the one shown in FIG. 1 shown embodiment in a similar representation as in Fig. 1,

Fi g. 5 shows a section along the line 5-5 in FIG. 4, 6 shows a section along the line 6-6 in FIG. 4,

F i g. 7 shows a further modification in a representation similar to that in FIG. 1 and 4,

F i g. 8 shows a section along line 8-8 in FIG. 7 and FIG. 9 shows a section along the line 9-9 in FIG. 7th

The overall protective clothing according to the invention is designated by 10, which consists of a jacket 11 and a pair of pant legs 12. The coat 11 can be a raincoat, overcoat or overcoat which is provided with sleeves 13 inserted into armholes 14. The coat can go with a Inner lining 15 can be equipped, which has a lower seam 16 which extends above the lower edge 17 of the coat runs. The leg protection can be made of the same material and in the same color like the coat to harmonize with it.

Each leg protection 12 consists of a cuff or a tubular structure, which the trouser leg can surround. It has an inner part 20 and an outer part 21 and consists of two tracks 22 and 23 made of plastic material or waterproof or water-repellent fabric. Lane 22 has one Inner part 24 and an adjoining outer part 25, which are connected to one another by a fold 26 are. The parts 24 and 25 are sewn together by means of a seam 27 which runs along the fold 26. The web designated by 23 includes an inner part 29, which over a fold 30 with a part 31 is connected. The parts 29 and 31 are sewn together by a seam 32 running along the fold 30. The parts 25 and 31 are connected at 33 by a seam. The vertical ones

ίο Edges of parts 24 and 29 are zipped 34, which is closed by a slide 35, which in the separators 36 in the upper The end of the zipper 34 engages and closes the rows of links downward is pulled. When the slider is pulled up to open the zipper, the zipper comes loose Slider from a row of limbs so that the leg protection can be taken apart flat and around the Trouser leg can be beaten. The slide can then re-engage with the rows of links and pulled down to close the leg protection. The leg protection can be tailored like this be that it tapers towards the bottom. The inner and outer parts can be pressed flat against each other when the leg protection is not in use.

The seams 27 and 32 keep the nibble in the leg protection and at the same time keep it flat when not in use. The upper ends of the parts 24 and 29 can have downwardly tapered edges 24 a and 29 α , whereby a triangular cutout is achieved at the upper opening, through which the size (bulk) is reduced, as will be described in more detail below.

Another means of keeping the leg protection flat when not in use can be that the the lower end of each part 21 is turned inward and sewn on by means of a seam 40, so that a cuff 41 is formed, which is an elongated, flat flexible or elastic strip-shaped rigid insert 42 receives (Fig. 2). Likewise is at the top End of the part 21 a transverse envelope 43 is provided, which is a flat, flexible or elastic Stiff insert 44 receives. The stiffeners 42 and 44 flex when the leg protector is in use. The seams 27 and 32 close the ends of the envelopes 42 and 43.

Means are provided which allow the leg protection to be attached to the coat. To this Purpose is at the middle of the inside of part 21 of each leg guard at the top by means of a seam 46 sewed a strip or tape 47, which can be elastic and extends from the upper edge of the leg protection extends upwards. The upper end of the strip 47 can be attached to the lower part 48 a loop 49 which forms part of a buckle or clasp 50. The upper Part 51 of the loop 49 carries a clamp or a handle part 52, the function of which will be described later.

On the inside of the jacket at the lower end of each armhole 14, a short band 54 is sewn through a seam 53, which has a loop 55 at its lower end with an upper and lower part 55 a and 55 b, which are connected by end parts 55 c are connected. The band 54 is attached to the upper part of the loop 55 α.

An elongated elastic strap or strip or tape 56 runs through the loop 55.

A loop 57 is sewn to one part of the band 56 and forms a sleeve 58 through which a locking pin 59 extends, which has extensions at both ends 59 a in order to prevent it from slipping out. The extensions 59 a can touch the side parts 55 c of the loop 55 in order to limit the movement of the belt 56 in one direction. Outside the sheath 58, one end 56 "of the tape extends inside the sheath. The band 56 runs downward and through the loop 49 and can be clamped by the rotating gripper member 52 when the length is set. The bracket 50 is of known construction. In fact, any adjustable buckle or clasp can be used. The lower end 56 b of the band 56 hangs below the upper end of the leg protection against the inside of the part 21. A guide loop 60 is sewn onto the inside of the part 21 by means of parallel vertical seams 61. The end 56 of the tape runs through the guide loop 60.

A male snap or snap fastener portion 62 is on the inside of the pendant Tape end 56 a attached, while a female snap fastener part 63 is attached to the loop 60. The leg protection 12 can be completely taken up by pulling down the tape ends 56 a and connects the parts 62 to the parts 63 of the closure. A male snap fastener portion 64 is on attached to the side of the part 21 in such a way that it is directed with its upper end against the chuck is. Another female snap part 65 is attached to the lower end of each leg protector. Each leg protector can be folded over and then the closure parts 65 and 64 can be connected to one another. By folding the lower ends of the leg protector, these ends get between the coat and the upper ends of the leg fastener. The snap fastener part 65 cannot interfere with the snap fastener part 63 come into engagement so that accidental folding of the leg guard is avoided.

It should be noted that the lower parts of the leg protection, which are usually soaked or soiled by folding up between the upper part of the leg protection and the coat come to rest and thus not the suit or the other clothing worn under the coat touch. The leg protection is therefore not only folded, but is pulled up completely. About that In addition, the length can be regulated in the vertical direction with regard to the size of the carrier and the length of the sheath provided by the buckle 50. When the leg protection is not in use, it is folded back neatly and flat and partially hidden. The leg protection is flat and caused no bulge. The triangular cutout caused by the sloping edges 24 a and 29 a there is space for a loop 60, the snap fastener part 63 and the attachment of the elastic Band with no bulge or hump. The stiff inserts 42 and 44 also serve to protect the legs to hold flat when not in use. If desired, one or the other stiff insert can be used be read away.

The inner lining of the jacket has pockets 70 which have receiving openings or slots 71. the Openings 71 are offset from the arm holes 14 to the front edges 72 of the jacket and the Sides of the pockets sewn by seams 73. The folded and held up leg protection can be inserted into the Pockets 70 inserted and thereby become invisible.

The offset of the pockets has the advantage that the folded leg protection flat against the back of the Mantle rests so that the coat can be hung without it bulging on the sides.

When the snaps 62 and 63 are open, the leg protection will fall off due to its weight and hang out. When the lock 64, 65 is opened, the leg protection is deployed, after which its raised ends fall off.

Instead of the construction described can also be provided that the attached to the tape end 56 a male snap fastener part 62 is closed with the female snap fastener part 65 to the To hold leg protection in a raised and folded position. Furthermore, the sheath 55 can be made so narrow be that the push button 62 cannot slip through them, creating a complete Slipping of the belt 56 in one direction is prevented. The cross pin 59 can thus omitted.

In addition, the guide loop 60 with the seams 61 and the push button 63 can be omitted, the push button part 64 is then also superfluous. This would reduce the manufacturing costs and Reduce the manipulation required to fold up the leg protection. By solving the With the push button 62/65, the leg protection is unfolded and if it falls down, due to its weight, the Pull tape 56 a down until the push button 62 (or possibly the pin 59) is in the sleeve 55 comes to a halt. The pocket 73 prevents the wearer's clothing from soiling lower end of the leg protection.

In the F i g. 4 to 6 will be a combination clothing 10 a shown, which represents a modified embodiment and a shell 11 α and a pair of similar symmetrically arranged protective pants 12 a contains.

The leg protection 12 a corresponds to the leg protection marked 12 with the exception that the Loops 60, the closures 63, 64, 65 and the elastic bands 47 are omitted.

The jacket 11a is similar to the jacket 11 with the exception that the jacket 11a has an upper lining 15 a and a lower lining 15 δ which are spaced apart from one another. The upper lining 15 a has a lower edge 16 a, and the lower lining 15 b has a lower edge 16 δ. The lining parts 15 α and 15 & can be connected to the middle of the jacket by Rükkennähtel5c and 15 ei. A third lining 75 can be sewn to the jacket, between the lining parts 15 a and 15 b, which cover this third lining.

Means are also provided to allow the leg protection 12 a to hang down from the coat. to for this purpose there is a strip on the coat at the lower end of each armhole, for example at 80 or piece of tape 81, which is preferably not elastic, sewn on and between the jacket and the upper inner lining 15 a attached. At the lower end of the band 81, for example at 83, is a sewn non-elastic band 84, on which an upper male part of a snap button 85 and a lower female snap button portion 86 attached

Claims (4)

are. The lower end of that elastic band 84 carries a buckle 87. The upper end of a band piece 88 is adjustable by the buckle 87 and carries a male snap fastener part 89 at its lower end a non-elastic band 91 at its lower end, for example at 92, sewn through a seam 90 to the upper end of the outer part of the leg protection. At the lower end of that outer part of the leg protector, namely on its inner surface, a female snap fastener part 94 is provided. The inner portion of the leg guard is notched at its lower end in the center, as shown at 97, to reveal that snap portion. The band 88 can have a series of openings which, depending on the choice, come into engagement with the pin of the buckle 87 in order to make the length of the holding means adjustable. The length of those straps 84, 88, 91 can be shortened considerably by snapping the snap fastener parts 89 and 86 together. In order to keep the leg protection in the folded-up position, the female snap fastener part 94 can be connected to the male snap fastener part 85, as shown in FIG. 6 is shown. The snap fastener part 94 can also snap into the snap fastener part 89. However, the female snap fastener part 89 cannot be connected to the female snap fastener part 85 because the snap fastener part 86 would be covered. When the snap fasteners 89 and 86 on the one hand and 94 and 85 on the other hand snap into one another, the lower folded part of the leg protection can be inserted between the lining 15b and the outer jacket. It should also be noted that the lining 15 λ covers the lower part of the leg protection, which is now turned up, as shown in FIG. 6 is shown. Elastic straps 98 can be sewn at their outer ends to the upper edges 16 b of the lining 15, as shown at 98 a, and with their inwardly directed ends 98 b sewn to those edges of the lining to the lining at opposite ends to pull outwards and to keep it smooth. In the F i g. 7 to 9 show the combination of a coat and trouser clothing 10b, which consists of a coat 11b and a trouser protector 12b suspended from it. The trouser protector 12 b corresponds to the leg protector 12 a, with the exception that the push button 94 is omitted. In its place, a pair of female snap fastener parts 100 is attached to the outer part of each leg protection 12 b, calculated in about a third of the height from the lower end and attached in the vicinity of the creases of the leg protection. The jacket 11b contains a single inner lining 101 which contains horizontal transverse slits 102 in or below the waist line. Means are also provided for attaching the leg protection to the coat. For this purpose, on the inside of the lining 101, approximately at the level of the upper edges of the jacket pockets, strips 103 are sewn on each side of the jacket. At the ends of each strip 103, preferably together with the lining and coat, snap fasteners 104 are sewn. It should be noted that an imaginary line starting from the center of the armhole is closer to the inner snap fastener part 104 than to the outer snap fastener part 104. The snap fasteners 104 are kept at the same distance from one another as the snap fasteners and represent counterparts to the snap fasteners. The upper end of a strip 106 is sewn to the strip 103 at a point directly below the lower edge of the coat arm hole, for example at 105, the upper end of a strip 106, which is preferably consists of an elastic webbing. The lower end of the strip 106 carries a buckle 107. An elastic strip 110 is sewn to the upper end of the outside of each leg protection 12b, shown at 109, which is provided with a series of openings that connect with the spike of the buckle 107 can be adjusted to engage. The leg protection 12 b can be folded up by connecting the press studs 100 with the counter-press studs 104. For this purpose, the lower ends of the leg protection are folded around a fold line and the central part around a fold line 112. The lower folded part of the leg protection can be inserted into the slot 102 and is received in a pocket between the lining 101 and the outer jacket, as shown in FIG F i g. 9 is shown. The lower ends of the leg protection, which are most likely to get soaked and soiled, are thus tucked in and hidden and therefore do not come into contact with the clothing of the wearer under the coat. Patent claims: 1. Protective clothing consisting of a coat and leg protection, in which the leg protection is in Inside the jacket on a strap both in the lowered position of use and in the folded position and is suspended inside a pocket hidden non-use position, characterized in that on the upper end of the at least partially elastic fastener tape (56) from a push button Od. The like. Existing holding member (62) is provided, which is attached to a leg protector (12) Counterpart (63) cooperates, with the closing of the organ (62) with the counterpart (63) the protection (12) is lifted into the non-use position and when the organ (62) is released the Protection (12) in the determined by holding the organ (62) in a guide loop (55), the position of use adjusted to the length of the carrier is lowered. 2. Protective clothing according to claim 1, characterized in that the lower end of the carrier tape with the upper edge of the leg protection (12) by means of an adjusting and locking device (50) is releasably attached. 3. Protective clothing according to claim 1, characterized in that the counterpart (63) of the Locking element (62) attached to one on the inside of the upper edge of the leg protection Loop (60) is attached, on which a second locking member (64) is provided, which with a on the underside of the leg protection attached counterpart (65) cooperates. 4. Protective clothing according to claim 1 or 3, characterized in that the counterpart (63)