US20070245445A1 - Removable and Interchangeable Outer Pocket Wall - Google Patents
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Abstract
A mechanism whereby pants, particularly women's denim jeans, can be customized by the user makes use of interchangeable rear outer pocket walls. The pockets differ in their embellishments on the outer pocket wall but not in the size of the outer pocket walls. Embellishments are not limited to those that can be washed with the rest of the garment, as the outer pocket walls can be removed for the washing process.
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- This is the non-provisional application of provisional application No. 60/744,504, filed on Apr. 9, 2006.
- The present invention relates to a way that the outer fabric layer of pockets can be made interchangeable so as to achieve different looks with the same garment, as well as making it easier to clean the garment.
- It is well known that decorations and fine embellishment, such as beadwork, or intricate stitching, is common on women's clothing. It has become a popular trend nowadays for such embellishments to be used on the back pockets of women's denim jeans. Oftentimes purchasers of such jeans will buy numerous pairs of jeans in the same style, which substantially differ only in the color or design of the embellishments on the back pockets. Furthermore, denim designers are limited in the types of beads and other embellishments that they can use on the back pockets because not all are suitable for frequent washing, especially in washing machines.
- Removable pockets have been previously described for the purpose of customization of a garment or bag, or for the easy replacement of a worn out pocket. They are designed so that an entire pocket (with both walls) can be removed and replaced. In cases where some designs permit the removal of only the outer wall, it is for the purpose of customizing a bag or garment but is not interchangeable with another outer pocket wall which differs only in the embellishments on it.
- What is needed in the art is a way by which consumers can own a single pair of pants in a particular style that has a simple mechanism for them to remove the outer pocket wall of certain pockets, and attach other outer pocket walls containing different stitching, colors or embellishments. With such a product, consumers would be able to achieve multiple looks with the same pair of pants. They could additionally purchase extra outer pocket walls for use with their pants. Furthermore, because the outer pocket walls, with their embellishments, can easily be removed; the denim designers would be able to create more intricate designs and use a wider variety of embellishments as they would not be limited by those items that can withstand frequent washing.
- In some embodiments of the present invention it may be necessary to limit or completely obliterate the functionality of the pocket, in order to secure the outer wall of the pocket securely. While it is preferable to have functional back pockets, these pockets are oftentimes not utilized, and it may be perfectly acceptable to some consumers to forego the functionality of the back pockets in order to have the flexibility to alter its style dynamically. In these cases, the interchangeable pieces of removable material are not strictly outer walls of pockets, but rather the outer walls of pockets in appearance. Such arrangement and mechanism is still considered to be within the scope of this invention.
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FIG. 1 . Back pockets of standard denim jeans. -
FIG. 2 . Back of denim jeans with snap fastened outer pocket walls. -
FIG. 3 . Back of denim jeans with snap and “hook and loop” fastened outer pocket walls. -
FIG. 4 . Back of denim jeans with “hook and loop” fastened outer pocket walls. -
FIG. 5 . Back of denim jeans with snap and zipper fastened outer pocket walls. -
FIG. 6 . Back of denim jeans with “hook and loop” fastened outer pocket wall appearance. -
FIG. 7 . Back of denim jeans with framed piece of removable fabric giving outer pocket wall appearance. - The invention is applicable to any garment, but is particularly suitable to women's denim jeans because women's denim jean design places particular emphasis on the designs and embellishments of the external aspect of the outer walls of the back pockets. With the present invention, a woman may purchase a single pair of jeans and purchase additional back pockets that are compatible with her pair of jeans, thereby achieving a variety of looks by interchanging the back pockets according to the colors and style she wishes to achieve wear on a particular day. Furthermore, before washing her jeans in a washing machine, she can easily remove the back pockets from the jeans so that intricate needlework or other embellishments will not get ruined in the washing process. After washing, she can easily reattach the back pockets.
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FIG. 1 , an illustration of the rear aspect ofdenim jeans 100 is represented. Thebelt area 104 withbelt loops 106 andback pockets 102 are shown.Embellishments 110 on the back pockets are represented.Such embellishments 110 may comprise intricate needlework, crystals, sequins, studs, or other types of decorations. The back pockets have stitching 108 which firmly attaches them to the underlying fabric. - With reference to
FIG. 2 , an illustration of the rear aspect ofdenim jeans 200 is represented. Thebelt area 204 withbelt loop loops 206 is shown. Theleft back pocket 202 is shown with its outer wall in place. It has stitching around theborder 208 but the stitching does not attach it to the underlying fabric of the pants, instead it maintains the folded position of the fabric on the edge of the outer pocket wall, that can be used to facilitate the concealment of components of the snap fastener apparatus. On the outer aspect of theleft back pocket 202 areembellishments 210. The rightback pocket region 212 is missing its outer wall. Components ofsnap fasteners 214 can be seen on the fabric in the rightback pocket region 212. When the outer pocket wall is applied to the rightback pocket region 212 such that the complement of the components of thesnap fasteners 214 being attached to said outer pocket wall are aligned and pressed together, then the outer wall of the right pocket will be held in place and will look in appearance like that of theleft back pocket 202 illustrated in this figure. Of note is the concealed nature of the snap fastener apparatus, such that it is not possible to see any component of the snap fastener apparatus when the outer pocket wall is in place. This type of concealment is typically achieved by those with skill in the art by folding the edge of the fabric. - With reference to
FIG. 3 , an illustration of the rear aspect ofdenim jeans 300 is represented. Thebelt area 304 withbelt loop loops 306 is shown. Theleft back pocket 302 is shown with its outer wall in place. It has stitching around theborder 308 but the stitching does not attach it to the underlying fabric of the pants, instead it maintains the folded position of the fabric on the edge of the outer pocket wall. On the outer aspect of theleft back pocket 302 areembellishments 310. The rightback pocket region 312 is missing its outer wall. Components ofsnap fasteners 314, as well as “hook and loop”strips 316 can be seen on the fabric in the rightback pocket region 312. When the outer pocket wall is applied to the rightback pocket region 312 such that the complement of the components of thesnap fasteners 314 being attached to said outer pocket wall, and the complement of the “hook and loop”strips 316 also attached to said outer pocket wall are aligned and pressed together respectively, then the outer wall of the right pocket will be held in place and will look in appearance like that of theleft back pocket 302 illustrated in this figure. - With reference to
FIG. 4 , an illustration of the rear aspect ofdenim jeans 400 is represented. Thebelt area 404 withbelt loop loops 406 is shown. The left backpocket 402 is shown with its outer wall in place. It has stitching around theborder 408 but the stitching does not attach it to the underlying fabric of the pants, instead it maintains the folded position of the fabric on the edge of the outer pocket wall. On the outer aspect of the left backpocket 402 areembellishments 410. The right backpocket region 412 is missing its outer wall. “Hook and loop” strips 414 can be seen on the fabric in the right backpocket region 412. When the outer pocket wall is applied to the right backpocket region 412 such that the complement of the “hook and loop” strips 414 being attached to said outer pocket wall are aligned and pressed together, then the outer wall of the right pocket will be held in place and will look in appearance like that of the left backpocket 402 illustrated in this figure. - With reference to
FIG. 5 , an illustration of the rear aspect ofdenim jeans 500 is represented. Thebelt area 504 withbelt loop loops 506 is shown. The left backpocket 502 is shown with its outer wall in place. It has stitching around the border 512 but the stitching does not attach it to the underlying fabric of the pants, instead it maintains the folded position of the fabric on the edge of the outer pocket wall. On the outer aspect of the left backpocket 502 areembellishments 514. On the top border of the left backpocket 502, a fastenedzipper 508 aids in holding the outer pocket wall in place. It has been fastened using thezipper handle 510. The right backpocket region 516 is missing its outer wall. A top half-zipper 518 is represented on the top border of the back right pocket, together with itszipper handle 520. Additionally, there are components ofsnap fasteners 522 that can be seen on the fabric in the right backpocket region 516. When the outer pocket wall is applied to the right backpocket region 516 such that the complement of the components of thesnap fasteners 522 on said outer pocket wall are aligned and pressed together, and the complement of the top half-zipper 518 being attached to said outer pocket wall is lined up and zipped together with it by means of thezipper handle 520, then the outer wall of the right pocket will be held in place and will look in appearance like that of the left backpocket 502 illustrated in this figure. While the pockets attached in this manner may be functional when the zipper is opened, it is more likely that the zipper will remained closed and keep the outer wall of the pockets securely attached to the underlying fabric. - With reference to
FIG. 6 , an illustration of the rear aspect ofdenim jeans 600 is represented. Thebelt area 604 withbelt loop loops 606 is shown. The left backpocket 602 is shown with its outer wall in place. It has stitching around theborder 608 but the stitching does not attach it to the underlying fabric of the pants, instead it maintains the folded position the fabric on the edge of the outer pocket wall. On the outer aspect of the left backpocket 602 areembellishments 610. The right backpocket region 612 is missing its outer wall. A “hook and loop”pad 614 can be seen on the fabric in the right backpocket region 612. When the outer wall is applied to the right backpocket region 612 such that the complement of the “hook and loop”pad 614 being attached to said outer pocket wall are aligned and pressed together, then the outer wall of the right pocket will be held in place and will look in appearance like that of the left backpocket 602 illustrated in this figure. While this has been described as a pocket, it is not strictly a pocket because of its sealed an non-functional nature, and rather simply gives the appearance of a pocket. - With reference to
FIG. 7 , an illustration of the rear aspect ofdenim jeans 700 is represented. Thebelt area 704 withbelt loop loops 706 is shown. The right backpocket 712 contains a pocket frame that contains atop border 714 which is unattached to the underlying fabric, and the rest of the borders that containingstitching 716 attaching it to the underlying fabric. Thestitching 716 is on the periphery of the right backpocket 712. The right backpocket 712 does not contain any insert, but is merely an empty frame with a hollow center such that the underlying fabric 718 can be seen through it. When an insert is slid through the freetop border 714, much like a picture is inserted into a picture frame; the outer wall of the insert is visible. This is illustrated in the left backpocket 702, which contains the same stitching on theperiphery 708 that attaches it to the underlying fabric of the pants, but additionally contains an insert withembellishments 710 that has been slid into place. No fastening devices need to be used because the fabric insert is bigger than the aperture created by the pocket borders, so it cannot fall out. While this has been described as a pocket, it is not strictly a pocket because of the weakness of the outer pocket wall, but it effectively gives the appearance of a pocket. - While the present invention has been described with respect to a particularly preferred embodiment and alternative embodiments, the invention is susceptible to implementation in further ways which are within the spirit of the invention.
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1. A customizable pants system, comprising:
pants having at least one permanently fixed inner pocket wall;
said pants having at least one attachment mechanism that is permanently fixed to part of the perimeter of said inner pocket wall;
a plurality of outer pocket walls that are essentially the same in shape and form, but differ in the appearance of their outer aspects; and
said outer pocket walls having attachment mechanisms that are permanently fixed to part of the perimeters of said outer walls and that couple with the attachment mechanisms that are permanently fixed to said pants.
2. The customizable pants system as in claim 1 , wherein the at least one attachment mechanism that is permanently fixed to part of the perimeter of said inner pocket wall, and the attachment mechanism that is permanently fixed to part of the perimeter of one of the said outer walls together constitute a snap fastener mechanism.
3. The customizable pants system as in claim 1 , wherein the at least one attachment mechanism that is permanently fixed to part of the perimeter of said inner pocket wall, and the attachment mechanism that is permanently fixed to part of the perimeter of one of the said outer walls together constitute a “hook and loop” fastener mechanism.
4. The customizable pants system as in claim 1 , wherein the at least one attachment mechanism that is permanently fixed to part of the perimeter of said inner pocket wall, and the attachment mechanism that is permanently fixed to part of the perimeter of one of the said outer walls together constitute a zipper mechanism.
5. The customizable pants system as in claim 1 , wherein the at least one attachment mechanism that is permanently fixed to part of the perimeter of said inner pocket wall is a plurality of attachment mechanisms that are permanently fixed to part of the perimeter of said inner pocket wall.
6. The customizable pants system as in claim 5 , wherein the types of said attachment mechanisms are all of the same type.
7. The customizable pants system as in claim 5 , wherein the types of said attachment mechanisms are not all of the same type.
8. The customizable pants system as in claim 7 , wherein the types of said attachment mechanisms comprise a zipper mechanism and a stud fastener mechanism.
9. Customizable pants, comprising:
a permanently attached frame, said frame being similar in appearance to the perimeter of a standard outer pocket wall; and
a piece of fabric which is inserted into said permanently attached frame, said piece of fabric being similar in appearance to a standard outer pocket wall.
10. A customizable pants system, comprising:
pants with a permanently attached frame, said frame being similar in appearance to the perimeter of a standard outer pocket wall; and
a plurality of pieces of fabric which can be inserted into said permanently attached frame, said pieces of fabric being similar in appearance to the outer aspect of a standard outer pocket wall.
11. A customizable pants system, comprising:
pants with at least one permanently attached attachment mechanism;
a plurality of pieces of loose fabric, said pieces of loose fabric being similar in appearance to the outer aspect of a standard outer pocket wall; and
attachment mechanisms permanently attached to said pieces of loose fabric which can attach to the at least one attachment mechanism on said pants.
12. A customizable pants system as in claim 11 , wherein said attachment mechanisms permanently attached to said pieces of loose fabric and said at least one permanently attached attachment mechanism on said pants together constitute a stud fastener mechanism.
13. A customizable pants system as in claim 11 , wherein said attachment mechanisms permanently attached to said pieces of loose fabric and said at least one permanently attached attachment mechanism on said pants together constitute a “hook and loop” fastener mechanism.
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