Behavior control suit
Abstract
A security suit to contain the wearer and prevent removal. The suit comprises a body that extends over the torso of the wearer and includes an opening formed by a first edge and a second edge. A plurality of receivers are positioned on the edges adjacent to the opening. A strap is sized to fit through the receivers and secure the strap. The suit is positionable between open and closed orientations. In the open orientation, the opening is enlarged with the edges separated to allow the wearer to enter and exit the suit. In the closed orientation, the opening is closed with the edges adjacently positioned. In the closed orientation, the receivers align such that the strap can extend through. The strap is secured in the closed orientation by lock, knot, or other manner.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A security suit comprising:
a. a body comprising arms, legs, a torso section, and a neck; b. an opening extending from the neck along the torso section; c. a plurality of receivers attached to the body along the opening and aligned when the suit is in a closed orientation, the plurality receivers comprising a first portion attached to a first side of the opening and a second portion attached to a second side of the opening; and d. a strap having a first end attached to the body at a point adjacent to the opening and having a length to extend through each of the plurality of receivers when the suit is in the closed orientation.
2 . The suit of claim 1 , wherein the opening is positioned on a back of the torso section.
3 . The suit of claim 1 , wherein the opening comprises a first edge and a second edge each having a fastener extending outward therefrom and connecting together in the closed orientation.
4 . The suit of claim 1 , wherein each of the plurality of receivers is constructed of an elongated material having a folded construction, each of the plurality of receivers comprising a first end of a two-ply attached to the body, and a second fold end that extends from the body.
5 . The suit of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of receivers are aligned along the opening in an alternating arrangement.
6 . The suit of claim 5 , wherein the alternating arrangement comprises odd-numbered receivers attached to the first side and even-numbered receivers attached to the second side.
7 . The suit of claim 1 , further comprising a tab attached to the body at the neck, the tab comprising an aperture for receiving the strap in the closed orientation.
8 . The suit of claim 7 , wherein the tab is attached to the first side and a top-most fastener is attached to the second side.
9 . The suit of claim 1 , wherein the strap comprises a second end having an aperture to receive a lock to prevent the strap from being removed from the receivers.
10 . The suit of claim 1 , wherein the first end of the strap is attached to the body beyond the plurality of receivers.
11 . A security suit comprising:
a. a body portion to cover at least a trunk of the wearer; b. an opening in the body portion to enter into and exit from the suit by the wearer; c. a secure fastening system comprising a plurality of receivers fixed to the body portion and arranged along the opening, and positioned such that the receivers are brought into alignment with each other when the opening is closed, and a strap to through the plurality of receivers.
12 . A suit for confining an individual comprising:
a. a body having a front section and a back section, the body further comprising a neck; b. an opening extending from the neck along a portion of the back section and terminating at a bottom point, the opening comprising a first edge and a second edge; c. a plurality of receivers positioned on the back section along the opening between the neck and the bottom point, each of the plurality of receivers having a first section for attaching to the body and a second section having an aperture, the plurality of receivers aligned along the opening with at least one of said plurality of receivers attached at a first side of the opening and at least one of said plurality of receivers attached at a second side of the opening opposite the first side; and d. a strap having a first end secured to the body below a lowermost fastener and having a length to extend through each of said plurality of receivers.
13 . The suit of claim 12 , wherein each of the plurality of receivers is constructed of an elongated material having a folded orientation with the first end being two plies, and a second fold end that extends from the body.
14 . The suit of claim 12 , wherein the plurality of receivers are aligned along the opening in an alternating arrangement.
15 . The suit of claim 14 , wherein the alternating arrangement comprises odd-numbered receivers attached to the first side and even-numbered receivers attached to the second side.
16 . A suit comprising:
a. a torso section and a neck; b. an opening positioned within the body comprising a first edge and a second edge; c. a first receiver attached to the body on the first edge, the first receiver comprising a first aperture that extends beyond the first edge; d. a second receiver attached to the body on the second edge, the second receiver comprising a second aperture that extends beyond the second edge, the second receiver positioned from the neck a distance greater than the first receiver; and e. a strap having a first end attached to the body adjacent to the opening beyond the second receiver, the strap having a length to extend through the first aperture and the second aperture.
17 . The suit of claim 16 , further comprising a tab attached to the body at the neck, the tab being positioned opposite from the first edge.
18 . A method of confining a person within a suit, the method comprising the steps of:
a. placing the suit in an open orientation with a first edge distanced from a second edge; b. placing the suit on the person with a torso section covering a torso of the individual; c. moving the suit to a closed orientation with the first edge positioned adjacent to the second edge and eliminating an opening between the first edge and the second edge; d. aligning a first fastener positioned on the first edge with a second fastener positioned on the second edge; e. inserting a strap through each of the first fastener and the second fastener; and f. securing a first end of the strap beyond the first fastener and securing a second end of the strap beyond the second fastener to prevent the suit from being reorientated to the open orientation.
19 . The method of claim 18 , wherein the step of securing the first end of the strap beyond the first fastener comprises permanently attaching the first end to the suit.
20 . The method of claim 18 , wherein the step of securing the second end of the strap beyond the second fastener comprises attaching a locking member to the second end.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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