US2009165270A1PendingUtilityA1

Textile model insignia

Assignee: LE JEFF VANPriority: Dec 26, 2007Filed: Dec 26, 2007Published: Jul 2, 2009
Est. expiryDec 26, 2027(~1.4 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract

The present invention relates to the labeling of textile articles and other fashion design articles and comprises of an act of marking and a process of marking and the like of such articles in which a marking element is employed, to reveal a textile model insignia, other than the designer's brand and/or logo, which is adapted to be attached and bonded, with the use of a label or directly without the use of a label, onto any and all external surface area or areas of such articles. An object of the present invention is to designate, to display, to indicate, and the like, in part or in whole, express or implied, a specific value, financial and/or status, or any and all combination thereof, for a group of textile articles and other fashion design articles within the same price range, regardless of styles or designers.

Claims

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1 . A textile model insignia and an act of marking such a textile model insignia and a method of marking such a textile model insignia and the like, comprising of:
 a textile article or a fashion design article;   a textile model insignia, other than the designer's brand and/or logo, wherein a textile model insignia, other than the designer's brand and/or logo, which is adapted to be attached and bonded, with the use of a label or directly without the use of a label, onto any and all external surface area or areas of such a textile article and a fashion design article.   
   
   
       2 . The textile model insignia of  claim 1 , further explains wherein a marking element is employed to reveal a textile model insignia, other than the designer's brand and/or logo, which is adapted to be attached and bonded, with the use of a label or directly without the use of a label, onto any and all external surface area or areas of textile articles and other fashion design articles. 
   
   
       3 . The textile model insignia of  claim 1 , wherein further explains the act of marking a textile model insignia and a method of marking such a textile model insignia to reveal, at least a portion of, a textile model insignia, other than the designer's brand and/or logo, which is adapted to be attached and bonded, with the use of a label or directly without the use of a label, onto any and all external surface area or areas of textile articles and other fashion design articles. 
   
   
       4 . The textile model insignia of  claim 1 , wherein further explains the said term “marking” wherein shall include any and all acts and processes and methods and the like with the use of any and all manufacturing methods in which a textile model insignia, other than the designer's brand and/or logo, is adapted to be attached and bonded, with the use of a label or directly without the use of a label, onto any and all external surface area or areas of textile articles and other fashion design articles. 
   
   
       5 . The textile model insignia of  claim 1 , wherein further explains the said term “marking element” wherein shall include embroidery, dye, painting, clamping, stitching, sewing, stamping, pinning, adhesive, gluing, pressing, engraving, carving, burning, marking, drawing, sketching, heating, patching, and any and all usual manufacturing methods that would result with the same or similar effect(s) in which a textile model insignia, other than the designer's brand and/or logo, is adapted to be attached and bonded, with the use of a label or directly without the use of a label, onto any and all external surface area or areas of textile articles and other fashion design articles. 
   
   
       6 . The textile model insignia of  claim 1 , wherein further explains the said term “label” wherein shall include the use of any and all media and materials in which such a textile model insignia is adapted to be attached and bonded onto any and all external surface area or areas of textile articles and other fashion design articles. 
   
   
       7 . The textile model insignia of  claim 1 , wherein further explains when such a label is not being employed, such a textile model insignia would be adapted to be attached and bonded directly onto any and all external surface area or areas of textile articles and other fashion design articles. 
   
   
       8 . The textile model insignia of  claim 1 , wherein further explains the said term “manufacturing methods” wherein shall include embroidery, dye, painting, clamping, stitching, sewing, stamping, pinning, adhesive, gluing, pressing, engraving, carving, burning, marking, drawing, sketching, heating, patching, attaching, mending, bonding, binding, and any and all usual manufacturing methods that would result with the same or similar effect(s) in which a textile model insignia, other than the designer's brand and/or logo, is adapted to be attached and bonded, with the use of a label or directly without the use of a label, onto any and all external surface area or areas of textile articles and other fashion design articles. 
   
   
       9 . The textile model insignia of  claim 1 , wherein further explains the said term “external surface” wherein shall include any and all portions of any and all external surface area or areas of textile articles and other fashion design articles that remain(s) uncovered and visible. 
   
   
       10 . The textile model insignia of  claim 1 , wherein further explains the said terms “model” and/or “model insignia” wherein shall include any and all image(s), phrase(s), sentence(s), symbol(s), letter(s), number(s), and any and all combinations thereof to indicate some type of a model designation or the same, other than the designer's brand and/or logo, for textile articles and other fashion design articles. 
   
   
       11 . The textile model insignia of  claim 1 , further explains the said terms “model” and/or “model insignia” wherein shall include any and all image(s), phrase(s), sentence(s), symbol(s), letter(s), number(s), and any and all combinations thereof, other than the designer's brand and/or logo, to designate, to display, to indicate, to mean, and the like, in part or in whole, expressed or implied, a model of a textile article or a fashion design article or the like. 
   
   
       12 . The textile model insignia of  claim 1 , wherein further explains a textile model insignia wherein may appear in various sizes, colors, shapes, and/or forms. 
   
   
       13 . The textile model insignia of  claim 1 , wherein further explains the said terms “model” and/or “model insignia” wherein shall have an object to designate, to display, to indicate, to mean, and the like, in part or in whole, express or implied, some form of value, financial and/or status, or some form of classification, or styles, or variations, or any and all combinations thereof, for the associated textile article or fashion design article. 
   
   
       14 . The textile model insignia of  claim 1 , wherein further explains the said terms “model” and/or “model insignia” wherein shall have an object to designate, to display, to indicate, to mean, and the like, in part or in whole, express or implied, a specific value, financial and/or status, or a specific classification, or a specific variation, or any and all combinations thereof, for a group of textile articles and other fashion design articles with the same price range, regardless whether such textile articles and other fashion design articles share the same style or not and regardless whether such textile articles and other fashion design articles share the same designer or not. 
   
   
       15 . The textile model insignia of  claim 1 , wherein further explains the said term “textile articles and other fashion design articles” wherein shall include any and all clothing, swimwear, footwear, undergarment, headwear, sleepwear, eyewear, and fashion design accessories. 
   
   
       16 . The textile model insignia of  claim 1 , wherein further explains the said term “textile articles and other fashion design articles” wherein shall further explain to include dress shirts, polo shirts, pants, ties, jackets, shorts, gloves, mittens, dresses, bikinis, swimsuits, vests, scarves, suits, belts, trend coats, sweat shirts, sweat pants, gym suits, eye glass frames, sun glasses, raincoats, bathrobes, pajamas, umbrellas, sports bags, travel bags, luggage, briefcases, jeans, goggles, sweaters, sports coats, wallets, purses, handbags, totes, caps, hats, fragrance, colognes, perfumes, socks, shoes, boots, lingerie, and jewelries.

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