US2024389685A1PendingUtilityA1
Childrens Clothing
Est. expiryMay 26, 2043(~16.8 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A41B 13/005A41D 11/00
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Abstract
The present invention is embodied by a onesie with a sewn-in chest harness with vertical and horizontal handles. The harness acts as its own support structure, independent of the onesie fabric. The circumferential straps prevent localized stress on the onesie material and the matable closure at the front allows the harness to secure to itself rather than the onesie zipper. This invention allows caregivers to safely lift and assist children with one hand.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A garment comprising a body and arms, the garment comprising,
a first circumferential strap comprising webbing connected to the body of the garment below the arms, the first circumferential strap comprising a first connected section and a first unconnected section, a first overlap section configured to removably connect the first unconnected section to the connected section, and a handle, the handle comprising webbing connected to the first circumferential strap in two locations, leaving an unconnected length between the two locations forming the handle.
2 . A garment comprising a body and arms, the garment comprising,
a first circumferential strap comprising webbing connected to the body of the garment below the arms, the first circumferential strap comprising a first connected section and a first unconnected section, a first overlap section configured to removably connect the first unconnected section to the connected section, a second circumferential strap comprising webbing connected to body of the garment below the arms, the second circumferential strap comprising a second connected section and a second unconnected section, a second overlap section configured to removably connect the second unconnected section to the connected section, and a handle, the handle comprising webbing connected to the first circumferential strap and the second circumferential strap, leaving an unconnected length of webbing between the first circumferential strap and the second circumferential strap forming the handle.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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