Garment Ventilation System
Abstract
A garment ventilation system. The garment ventilation system has a motorized fan rotatably disposed within a fan housing. A vent tube, which has a first end and a second end, defines an interior channel. The first end of the vent tube removably secures to the fan housing. The second end of the vent tube further includes an inflatable member. The inflatable member receives forced air from the motorized fan via the vent tube. The inflatable member further includes a plurality of apertures through which the forced air is expelled. The vent tube includes a hook shape for removably supporting the garment ventilation system on an edge of a garment. The garment ventilation system is utilized to provide airflow underneath the garment of a wearer in order to aid in keeping the wearer cool and dry.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWe claim:
1 ) A garment ventilation system, comprising:
a motorized fan rotatably disposed within a fan housing; a vent tube having a first end and a second end defining an interior channel therebetween; the first end of the vent tube removably secured to the fan housing; the second end of the vent tube further comprising an inflatable member; the inflatable member receiving forced air from the motorized fan via the vent tube; the inflatable member further comprising a plurality of apertures through which the forced air is expelled; the vent tube includes a hook configuration for removably supporting the garment ventilation system on an edge of a garment.
2 ) The garment ventilation system of claim 1 , wherein the inflatable member further comprises a fabric cover.
3 ) The garment ventilation system of claim 2 , wherein the inflatable member wicks moisture away from a surface.
4 ) The garment ventilation system of claim 1 , wherein the inflatable member is an inverted fan shape, such that the forced air is expelled from a plurality of apertures disposed along the midline and outer edges of the flattened outlet end.
5 ) The garment ventilation system of claim 1 , wherein the motorized fan is connected to a rechargeable battery.
6 ) The garment ventilation system of claim 1 , wherein the motorized fan is connected to a solar panel.
7 ) The garment ventilation system of claim 1 , wherein the vent tube is flexible.
8 ) A garment ventilation system, comprising:
a motorized fan rotatably disposed within a fan housing; a vent tube having a first end and a second end defining an interior channel therebetween; the first end of the vent tube removably secured to the fan housing; the second end of the vent tube further comprising an inflatable member; the inflatable member is tapered toward a flattened second end; the inflatable member receiving forced air from the motorized fan via the vent tube; the inflatable member further comprising a plurality of apertures through which the forced air is expelled; the vent tube includes a hook configuration for removably supporting the garment ventilation system on an edge of a garment.
9 ) The garment ventilation system of claim 8 , wherein the flattened outlet end is configured as an inverted “T” such that the forced air is expelled from a plurality of apertures disposed along the vertical and horizontal aspects of the flattened outlet end.
10 ) The garment ventilation system of claim 8 , wherein the inflatable member is an inverted fan shape, such that the forced air is expelled from a plurality of apertures disposed along the midline and outer edges of the flattened outlet end.
11 ) The garment ventilation system of claim 8 , wherein the motorized fan is connected to a rechargeable battery.
12 ) The garment ventilation system of claim 8 , wherein the motorized fan is connected to a solar panel.
13 ) The garment ventilation system of claim 8 , wherein the vent tube is flexible.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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