Scarf with integrated bag
Abstract
Disclosed is a scarf including first and second fabric panels, each panel having a lower portion defined by a bottom edge and side edges, each panel having two upper extensions extending from the lower portion, each upper extension defined by a top edge and curved sloping sides. The panels are secured to one another along the bottom edges and along the side edges. The top edges of the first panel are secured to one another to form a first panel seam having a top side and a bottom side. The top edges of the second panel are secured to one another to form a second panel seam having a top side and a bottom side. When the bottom side of the second panel seam is matched to the bottom side of the first panel seam, each panel folds and the folded second panel is in concave alignment with the folded first panel. The securing of the panels along the bottom edges and along the side edges forms a bag. The securing of the first panel top edges to one another forms a first handle and the securing of the second panel top edges to one another forms a second handle and the handles support carrying of the bag. The relative dimensions of the panel height, lower portion height, lower portion width, and upper extension width are selected for maximizing volume of the bag without compromising the comfortable placement of the scarf about a neck.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A scarf, comprising:
first and second fabric panels, each panel having a lower portion defined by a bottom edge and side edges, each panel having two upper extensions extending from the lower portion, each upper extension defined by a top edge and curved sloping sides; wherein the panels are secured to one another along the bottom edges and along the side edges; the top edges of the first panel are secured to one another to form a first panel seam having a top side and a bottom side; and the top edges of the second panel are secured to one another to form a second panel seam having a top side and a bottom side; such that when the bottom side of the second panel seam is matched to the bottom side of the first panel seam, each panel folds and the folded second panel is in concave alignment with the folded first panel.
2 . The scarf of claim 1 , wherein the matching of the bottom sides forms a configuration in which an opening is formed between the upper extensions of the folded second panel.
3 . The scarf of claim 2 , wherein
each panel has a height defined as a distance between the bottom edge and the top edges; each lower portion has a height defined as a length of the side edges, and a width defined as a length of the bottom edge; and each upper extension has a width defined as a length of the top edge; and wherein the relative dimensions of the panel height, lower portion height, lower portion width, and upper extension width are selected for comfortable placement of the scarf, in the configuration, about a neck with the lower portion passed through the opening.
4 . The scarf of claim 1 , wherein
each panel has a height defined as a distance between the bottom edge and the top edges; each lower portion has a height defined as a length of the side edges, and a width defined as a length of the bottom edge; and each upper extension has a width defined as a length of the top edge; and wherein the relative dimensions of the panel height, lower portion height, lower portion width, and upper extension width are selected for comfortable placement of the scarf about a neck.
5 . The scarf of claim 4 , wherein the securing of the panels along the bottom edges and along the side edges forms a bag.
6 . The scarf of claim 5 , wherein the securing of the first panel top edges to one another forms a first handle and the securing of the second panel top edges to one another forms a second handle and the handles support carrying of the bag.
7 . The scarf of claim 5 , wherein the relative dimensions of the panel height, lower portion height, lower portion width, and upper extension width are selected for maximizing volume of the bag without compromising the comfortable placement.
8 . The scarf of claim 5 , wherein the matching of the bottom sides forms a configuration in which an opening is formed between the upper extensions of the folded second panel, and the relative dimensions of the panel height, lower portion height, lower portion width, and upper extension width are selected for maximizing volume of the bag without compromising the comfortable placement of the scarf, in the configuration, about the neck with the lower portion passed through the opening.
9 . The scarf of claim 8 , wherein a ratio of the lower portion width to the upper extension width is inclusively between 3:1 and 4:1.
10 . The scarf of claim 9 , wherein a ratio of the lower portion width to the upper extension width is inclusively between 3.50:1 and 3.75:1.
11 . The scarf of claim 8 , wherein a ratio of the panel height to the lower portion height is inclusively between 1.4:1 and 1.9:1.
12 . The scarf of claim 11 , wherein a ratio of the panel height to the lower portion height is inclusively between 1.5:1 and 1.7:1.
13 . The scarf of claim 8 , wherein a ratio of the lower portion width to the upper extension width is inclusively between 3:1 and 4:1, the ratio of the panel height to the lower portion height is inclusively between 1.4:1 and 1.9:1, and the ratio of the panel height to the upper extension width is inclusively between 4:1 and 5:1.
14 . The scarf of claim 13 , wherein a ratio of the lower portion width to the upper extension width is inclusively between 3.50:1 and 3.75:1, the ratio of the panel height to the lower portion height is inclusively between 1.5:1 and 1.7:1, and the ratio of the panel height to the upper extension width is inclusively between 4.4:1 and 4.7:1.
15 . The scarf of claim 14 , wherein a ratio of the lower portion width to the upper extension width is approximately 3.71:1, the ratio of the panel height to the lower portion height is approximately 1.6:1, and the ratio of the panel height to the upper extension width is approximately 4.57:1.
16 . The scarf of claim 15 , wherein the panel height is approximately 32 inches, the lower portion height is approximately 20 inches, the lower portion width is approximately 32 inches, and the upper extension width is approximately 7 inches.
17 . The scarf of claim 1 , wherein the panels are secured to one another along the bottom edges at an offset distance inclusively between 1 and 8 inches.
18 . The scarf of claim 1 , wherein the panels are secured to one another along the side edges at an offset distance inclusively between 1 and 4 inches.
19 . A method of making a scarf, comprising:
forming first and second fabric panels, each panel having a lower portion defined by a bottom edge and side edges, each panel having two upper extensions extending from the lower portion, each upper extension defined by a top edge and curved sloping sides; securing the panels to one another along the bottom edges and along the side edges; securing the top edges of the first panel to one another to form a first panel seam having a top side and a bottom side; and securing the top edges of the second panel to one another to form a second panel seam having a top side and a bottom side; such that when the bottom side of the second panel seam is matched to the bottom side of the first panel seam, each panel folds and the folded second panel is in concave alignment with the folded first panel; and wherein each panel has a height defined as a distance between the bottom edge and the top edges; each lower portion has a height defined as a length of the side edges, and a width defined as a length of the bottom edge; and each upper extension has a width defined as a length of the top edge; and wherein the relative dimensions of the panel height, lower portion height, lower portion width, and upper extension width are selected for comfortable placement of the scarf about a neck.
20 . The scarf of claim 19 , wherein the securing of the panels along the bottom edges and along the side edges forms a bag, the securing of the first panel top edges to one another forms a first handle and the securing of the second panel top edges to one another forms a second handle and the handles support carrying of the bag.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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