초록 ▼

The sheet of plastic material from which a disposable neck cape can be pulled away is generally rectangular and has an upper small body portion, including an upper margin having at least one hole therein for mounting the sheet on at least one support rod and a perforated line extends first laterally

The sheet of plastic material from which a disposable neck cape can be pulled away is generally rectangular and has an upper small body portion, including an upper margin having at least one hole therein for mounting the sheet on at least one support rod and a perforated line extends first laterally from one side edge of the sheet into the sheet generally parallel to the upper margin and spaced below an upper edge of the sheet to a generally U-shaped perforated line which extends downwardly through a bight portion of the line and then upwardly to a second line of perforations located beneath the upper edge of the sheet and then extends to an opposite side edge of the sheet.

대표청구항 ▼

[ I claim:] [1.] A disposable cape comprising a single layer generally rectangular sheet of plastic material having a bottom edge and opposite side edges and an upper portion thereof with a U-shaped cutout defining: (a) therebetween, two straps each having an inner side edge and an outer side edge w

[ I claim:] [1.] A disposable cape comprising a single layer generally rectangular sheet of plastic material having a bottom edge and opposite side edges and an upper portion thereof with a U-shaped cutout defining: (a) therebetween, two straps each having an inner side edge and an outer side edge which is defined by one of said opposite side edges of said sheet of material, each strap having a hole therethrough located approximately midway between said inner and outer side edges, said straps being constructed and arranged to be received around a person's neck and under the chin and held in place by a finger of a person wearing the cape, the finger being inserted through the two holes when the two holes are brought into alignment with each other and (b) therebelow, a concave upper edge of a lower, cape forming body portion.