US2012193958A1PendingUtilityA1
Travel cocoon wrap
Individually held — no corporate assignee on recordPriority: Nov 25, 2008Filed: Mar 19, 2012Published: Aug 2, 2012
Est. expiryNov 25, 2028(~2.3 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Josette A. Depasquale
B60N 2/986B60N 2/6018B60N 2/7005B60N 2/882A47C 31/11B60N 2/6009
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Abstract
The travel cocoon wrap is a specially designed protective covering configured specifically to be applied over the headrests of public seats, thus protecting the user from any harmful debris deposited onto the seats by other users. The travel cocoon wrap is manufactured of ultra soft and lightweight fleece material and is comprised of a fitted, rectangular shaped sheath designed to slide over the headrest, encompassing the front of the headrest completely, while the base of the unit extends down the seat's backrest.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A wrap, comprising:
a headrest portion configured to encompasses a seat headrest when in use; a seatback portion attached to said headrest portion; a first and a second lateral fabric panel attached to said seatback portion; and a first pocket formed into said first lateral fabric panel and a second pocket formed into said second lateral fabric panel; and at least one eyeglass loop attached to at least one of the first and second lateral fabric panels; and a drawstring sown along the bottom edge of said headrest portion allow for size adjustment of said headrest space such that said headrest portion can be fit over said seat headrest; wherein said front portion, top portion, rear portion, and lateral side portions of said headrest portion define a headrest space which encompasses a seat headrest when in use; and wherein said seatback portion and said first and second lateral fabric panels may be placed within said headrest space of said headrest portion to allow for storage when not in use.
2 . A wrap, comprising:
a headrest portion configured to encompasses a seat headrest when in use; a seatback portion attached to said headrest portion; a first and a second lateral fabric panel attached to said seatback portion; and at least one eyeglass loop attached to at least one of the first and second lateral fabric panels; and a drawstring sown along the bottom edge of said headrest portion allow for size adjustment of said headrest space such that said headrest portion can be fit over said seat headrest; wherein said seatback portion and said first and second lateral fabric panels may be placed within said headrest space of said headrest portion to allow for storage when not in use.
3 . The wrap of claim 1 in which the width of the first pocket and second pocket span the entire width of the first and second lateral fabric panel.
4 . The wrap of claim 1 in which the width of the first pocket and second pocket is less than the width of the first and second lateral fabric panel.
5 . The wrap of claim 1 in which each of the first pocket and second pocket comprises a closed sleeve into which a user may place his or her arm through the sleeve, which pushes the sleeve's fabric out and extends said fabric to accommodate a user's outstretched arm.
6 . A wrap, comprising:
a headrest portion configured to encompasses a seat headrest when in use; a seatback portion attached to said headrest portion; a first and a second lateral fabric panel attached to said seatback portion; and a first pocket formed into said first lateral fabric panel and a second pocket formed into said second lateral fabric panel; and a drawstring sown along the bottom edge of said headrest portion allow for size adjustment of said headrest space such that said headrest portion can be fit over said seat headrest; wherein said front portion, top portion, rear portion, and lateral side portions of said headrest portion define a headrest space which encompasses a seat headrest when in use; wherein said seatback portion and said first and second lateral fabric panels may be placed within said headrest space of said headrest portion to allow for storage when not in use.
7 . The wrap of claim 6 in which the width of the first pocket and second pocket span the entire width of the first and second lateral fabric panel.
8 . The wrap of claim 6 in which the width of the first pocket and second pocket is less than the width of the first and second lateral fabric panel.
9 . The wrap of claim 6 in which each of the first pocket and second pocket comprises a closed sleeve into which a user may place his or her arm through the sleeve, which pushes the sleeve's fabric out and extends said fabric to accommodate a user's outstretched arm.
10 . The wrap of claim 1 wherein a first eyeglass loop is attached to the first lateral fabric panel and a second eyeglass loop is attached to the second lateral fabric panel.
11 . The wrap of claim 2 wherein a first eyeglass loop is attached to the first lateral fabric panel and a second eyeglass loop is attached to the second lateral fabric panel.
12 . The wrap of claim 3 wherein a first eyeglass loop is attached to the first lateral fabric panel and a second eyeglass loop is attached to the second lateral fabric panel.
13 . The wrap of claim 4 wherein a first eyeglass loop is attached to the first lateral fabric panel and a second eyeglass loop is attached to the second lateral fabric panel.
14 . The wrap of claim 5 wherein a first eyeglass loop is attached to the first lateral fabric panel and a second eyeglass loop is attached to the second lateral fabric panel.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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