US2002152533A1PendingUtilityA1
Enhanced visibility safety garment
Priority: Mar 25, 1999Filed: Aug 31, 1999Published: Oct 24, 2002
Est. expiryMar 25, 2019(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Gary Lesley
A41D 13/01
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Abstract
An improved high visibility PPE safety garment ( 10 ) comprises front panels ( 12, 14 ) and a rear panel ( 16 ) reinforced by an arrangement of contrasting straps ( 26, 28 ) with retroreflective strips ( 30 ) thereon extending across the front, back and sides to enhance visibility from all viewing angles. The PPE safety garment ( 10 ) is readily adjustable for proper fit over various outer garments of differently sized wearers. A second embodiment ( 50 ) is also disclosed.
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1 . An enhanced visibility safety garment, which comprises:
a rear panel having top, bottom and side edges, and inside and outside surfaces; a pair of front panels, each front panel having top, bottom and side edges, and inside and outside surfaces; said front and rear panels being of sufficient length to cover the torso of a wearer; the top edges of said front panels being secured in spaced apart relationship to the top edge of said rear panel in order to form a generally V-shaped neck opening; said front and rear panels being formed of a flexible, but substantially inextensible synthetic woven material; means for releasably securing the adjacent inner side edges of said front panels; a pair of longitudinal straps, each strap extending substantially continuously across the outside surfaces of said rear panel and the respective front panel between the top and bottom edges thereof; means for securing said longitudinal straps to said front and rear panels; said longitudinal straps being formed of a flexible, but substantially inextensible synthetic webbing material; at least one retroflective strip secured to each longitudinal strap; and means for releasably securing the adjacent outer side edges of said front and rear panels in adjustable spaced-apart relationship according to the size of the wearer.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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