
What this patent covers
A glove with two zippers. The glove body has dorsal, palmar, radial and ulnar sides with digit sheaths and an opening giving access to the interior, and the zip arrangement lets the hand portion be opened up rather than pulled on and off whole.
US 11,470,896 is a utility patent titled “Hand glove with dual zippers”, invented by Cheryl Lynne Abraham Green.
The application was filed on January 20, 2022 and granted on October 18, 2022, 8 months later. The patent issued with 20 claims, 2 of them independent. The specification refers to 8 drawing figures. The U.S. Patent Office classifies it under CPC A41D19/00 — gloves (brush bodies shaped as gloves a46b5/04; gloves for washing the body a47k7/02; gloves for domestic washing or cleaning a47l13/18; surgical gloves a61b42/10; swimming gloves a63b31/02….
It is one of the patents our firm has obtained in the Apparel & Accessories area.
Key dates and patent term
| Application filed | January 20, 2022 | |
|---|---|---|
| Patent granted | October 18, 2022 | 8 months in prosecution at the U.S. Patent Office |
| Utility term expires (nominal) | January 20, 2042 | 20 years from the earliest U.S. non-provisional filing date. |
The expiration date is calculated from the grant and filing dates on the face of the patent. The actual date may vary based on patent-term adjustment (patent office delay), terminal disclaimer (agreeing to a shorter term), or failing to pay a maintenance fee (due before years 4, 8, and 12). This website is for information purposes only and is not legal advice.
What the classification means
Patent offices file every granted patent under the Cooperative Patent Classification (CPC) scheme. These are the technology areas US 11,470,896 was placed in — a good shortcut to what the invention is considered to be, and to the prior art an examiner would have searched.
- A41D19/00 Primary classification
Gloves (brush bodies shaped as gloves A46B5/04; gloves for washing the body A47K7/02; gloves for domestic washing or cleaning A47L13/18; surgical gloves A61B42/10; swimming gloves A63B31/02… - A41D
Outerwear; protective garments; accessories
Bibliographic details
| Patent number | US 11,470,896 |
|---|---|
| Title | Hand glove with dual zippers |
| Inventors | Cheryl Lynne Abraham Green |
| Assignee | Individual |
| Filing date | January 20, 2022 |
| Grant date | October 18, 2022 |
| Category | Apparel & Accessories |
Full text as published by the U.S. Patent Office
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Abstract
A hand glove includes a glove body having a dorsal side, a palmar side, a radial side, an ulnar side, and a hand portion including a palm section, a dorsal section, a plurality of digit sheaths, and an opening for providing access to an interior of the glove. The digit sheaths include at least a first sheath corresponding to the first digit of a wearer's hand and second sheath corresponding to one or more of the other digits of a wearer's hand. The radial side includes a first zipper and a first fastening strap. The ulnar side includes a second zipper and a second fastening strap. The first zipper is parallel with and opposite to the second zipper. The dorsal side includes a fastener spanning the dorsal section. The fastening straps are configured to removably attach to the fastener to secure the glove body to a wearer's hand.
Claims (20)
- 1. A hand glove, comprising:a glove body including a dorsal side, a palmar side, the dorsal side opposite the palmar side, a radial side, an ulnar side, the radial side opposite the ulnar side, a hand portion defining an interior cavity configured to receive and cover the hand of a wearer, the hand portion including a palm section on the palmar side, a dorsal section on the dorsal side, an upper end including a plurality of digit sheaths protruding outwardly therefrom, and a lower end including a peripheral edge defining an opening for providing access to the interior cavity of the glove body, the hand portion extending from the radial side to the ulnar side, the plurality of digit sheaths including at least a first sheath corresponding to the first digit of a wearer's hand and second sheath corresponding to one or more of the other digits of a wearer's hand, the radial side including a first zipper and a first fastening strap extending outwardly therefrom, the ulnar side including a second zipper and a second fastening strap extending outwardly therefrom, the first zipper parallel with and opposite to the second zipper, the dorsal side including a fastener spanning the dorsal section, the first fastening strap and the second fastening strap configured to removably attach to the fastener to secure the glove body to a wearer's hand; andwherein at least one of said digit sheaths comprises a finger grip at a distal end thereof;wherein said fastener comprises a rectangular area, substantially closer to a distal end of said glove than a proximal end thereof, with at least one longest lateral edge thereof substantially parallel to a lower edge of said dorsal side;wherein said fastener ends at substantially a midpoint of each of said first and said second zippers;wherein each of said fastening straps comprises:a substantially rectangular strap area;a connected edge thereof, corresponding to a first shorter edge of said rectangular strap area, connected to said glove body; anda free edge thereof, corresponding to a second shorter end of said rectangular strap area, comprising a semi-circular shape;wherein an edge of said first strap is connected to said glove body at a point between said first zipper and said first sheath, on a palmar side of said zipper and on a dorsal side of said first sheath;wherein an edge of said second strap is connected to said glove body at a point between said second zipper and a wrinkled section, on a palmer side of said second zipper and on a dorsal side of said wrinkled section;wherein a lateral length of each of said fastening straps comprises substantially half of a lateral length of said fastener;wherein each of said first and second zippers extends vertically from a distal end of said glove body to a location close to, and vertically beneath, a most-proximal area of connection between said first sheath and said glove body.
- 2. The hand glove of claim 1 , wherein the first zipper and second zipper are coplanar defining a hypothetical plane that divides the glove body in half along a coronal plane of the glove body, thereby separating and defining the dorsal section and the palm section.
- 3. The hand glove of claim 1 , wherein the first zipper extends longitudinally along the radial side from the peripheral edge of the hand portion to the first sheath and the second zipper extends longitudinally along the ulnar side from the peripheral edge of the hand portion to the second sheath.
- 4. The hand glove of claim 3 , wherein the first zipper includes a length smaller than a length of the second zipper.
- 5. The hand glove of claim 3 , wherein the first zipper includes a length substantially equal to a length of the second zipper.
- 6. The hand glove of claim 5 , wherein the first fastening strap is disposed on the palm section of the hand portion midway along a length of the first zipper, the first fastening strap configured to lay over the first zipper when attached to the fastener, thereby preventing the first zipper from becoming unzipped.
- 7. The hand glove of claim 6 , wherein the second fastening strap is disposed on the palm section of the hand portion midway along a length of the second zipper, the second fastening strap configured to lay over the second zipper when attached to the fastener, thereby preventing the second zipper from becoming unzipped.
- 8. The hand glove of claim 7 , wherein the fastener comprises a strip of fastening material extending laterally across the dorsal section from the first zipper to the second zipper.
- 9. The hand glove of claim 8 , wherein the first zipper opens from the peripheral edge to the first sheath enlarging the opening on the lower end of the hand portion at the radial side.
- 10. The hand glove of claim 9 , wherein the second zipper opens from the peripheral edge to the second sheath enlarging the opening on the lower end of the hand portion at the ulnar side.
- 11. The hand glove of claim 10 , wherein the hand portion includes a first depth at the radial side and a second depth at the ulnar side, the second depth larger than the first depth.
- 12. The hand glove of claim 11 , wherein the palm section includes said wrinkled section extending from the first zipper to the second zipper, the wrinkled section opposite the fastener enabling scrunching of the palm section when the first fastening strap and the second fastening strap are attached to the fastener;wherein an area of said fastener and an area of said wrinkled section are substantially equal;wherein a location of said fastener on said dorsal side substantially corresponds to a location of said wrinkled section on said palmer side and extends between said first sheath and said second zipper;wherein said first sheath is between an edge of said wrinkled section and said first zipper.
- 13. The hand glove of claim 12 , wherein the first fastening strap, the second fastening strap, the fastener, and the wrinkled section are coplanar and aligned.
- 14. The hand glove of claim 13 , wherein the first fastening strap and the second fastening strap comprise a hook and loop fastening material and the fastener comprises a corresponding hook and loop fastening material to enable attachment and disengagement.
- 15. The hand glove of claim 14 , wherein the first fastening strap and the second fastening strap include substantially the same length and width.
- 16. The hand glove of claim 15 , wherein the first fastening strap, the second fastening strap, and the fastener include substantially the same width;wherein said hand glove further comprises a fastening line connected at a first end thereof to a distal end of said dorsal side of said glove body;wherein said fastening line is connected at a second end thereof to a second glove body, said second hand glove comprising a substantial mirror-image of said hand glove.
- 17. The hand glove of claim 15 , wherein:the first zipper and second zipper are coplanar defining a hypothetical plane that divides the glove body in half along a coronal plane of the glove body, thereby separating and defining the dorsal section and the palm section; andwherein the first zipper extends longitudinally along the radial side from the peripheral edge of the hand portion to the first sheath and the second zipper extends longitudinally along the ulnar side from the peripheral edge of the hand portion to the second sheath.
- 18. The hand glove of claim 17 , wherein the first zipper includes a length smaller than a length of the second zipper.
- 19. The hand glove of claim 17 , wherein the first zipper includes a length substantially equal to a length of the second zipper;wherein said hand glove further comprises a fastening line connected at a first end thereof to a distal end of said dorsal side of said glove body;wherein said fastening line is connected at a second end thereof to a second glove body, said second hand glove comprising a substantial mirror-image of said hand glove.
- 20. A hand glove, comprising: a glove body including a dorsal side, a palmar side, the dorsal side opposite the palmar side, a radial side, an ulnar side, the radial side opposite the ulnar side, a hand portion defining an interior cavity configured to receive and cover the hand of a wearer, the hand portion including a palm section on the palmar side, a dorsal section on the dorsal side, an upper end including a plurality of digit sheaths protruding outwardly therefrom, and a lower end including a peripheral edge defining an opening for providing access to the interior cavity of the glove body, the hand portion extending from the radial side to the ulnar side, the plurality of digit sheaths including at least a first sheath corresponding to the first digit of a wearer's hand and second sheath corresponding to one or more of the other digits of a wearer's hand, the radial side including a first zipper, the ulnar side including a second zipper, the first zipper parallel with and opposite to the second zipper; a fastening section, comprising: at least one fastener, parallel to an edge of said interior cavity of said glove body, on said dorsal side of said glove body and closer to a distal end of said glove body than a proximal end thereof; and at least two fastening straps extending from opposite sides of said glove body; wherein a first fastening strap of said at least two fastening straps comprises a straight end adjacent to a portion of a palmar edge of said first zipper and a curved end extending outwardly from said glove body; wherein a second fastening strap of said at least two fastening straps comprises a straight end adjacent to a portion of a palmar edge of said second zipper and a curved end extending outwardly from said glove body; wherein said at least one fastener comprises a first straight end adjacent to a portion of a dorsal edge of said first zipper at a location thereof corresponding to said first fastening strap, and a second straight end adjacent to a portion of a dorsal edge of said second zipper at a location thereof corresponding to said second fastening strap; wherein a connection between said straight end of said second fastening strap and said glove body is to a portion of a palmar edge of said second zipper; wherein each of said first and second zippers extends vertically from a distal end of said glove body to a location close to, and vertically beneath, a most-proximal area of connection between said first sheath and said glove body; wherein at least one of said plurality of digit sheaths comprises a distinct finger grip at an end thereof corresponding to a distal phalange of a digit of a wearer's hand.
Field of the Disclosed Technology
The disclosed technology relates generally to hand glove. More specifically, the disclosed technology relates to a hand glove including dual zippers for facilitating the donning and doffing of the glove.
Background of the Disclosed Technology
Children typically have a difficult time donning hand gloves. The hand openings at the bottoms of the hand gloves are often too narrow to enable a child to get their hand inside of the glove without help. If the child does ultimately get their hand inside the glove, they then have difficulty getting their fingers into the proper digit sheaths of the glove. This is owing to glove's compressive nature as they are typically tight-fitting and elastically biased toward the user's hand. If the hand opening is made too big or the glove is not tight-fitting then the glove will fall off children's hands easily.
Children however are pretty good at operating zippers and fastening straps, such as Velcro. Accordingly, there is a need for a hand glove including dual zippers and a fastening strap that enable a child to don and doff a hand glove and tighten the glove around his or her hand when donned more easily.
Summary of Disclosed Technology
The disclosed technology provides a hand glove including a glove body having a dorsal side, a palmar side, the dorsal side opposite the palmar side, a radial side, an ulnar side, the radial side opposite the ulnar side, a hand portion defining an interior cavity configured to receive and cover the hand of a wearer, the hand portion including a palm section on the palmar side, a dorsal section on the dorsal side, an upper end including a plurality of digit sheaths protruding outwardly therefrom, and a lower end including a peripheral edge defining an opening for providing access to the interior cavity of the glove body. The hand portion extends from the radial side to the ulnar side. The plurality of digit sheaths include at least a first sheath corresponding to the first digit of a wearer's hand and second sheath corresponding to one or more of the other digits of a wearer's hand. The radial side includes a first zipper and a first fastening strap extending outwardly therefrom. The ulnar side includes a second zipper and a second fastening strap extending outwardly therefrom. The first zipper is parallel with and opposite to the second zipper. The dorsal side includes a fastener spanning the dorsal section. The first fastening strap and the second fastening strap are configured to removably attach to the fastener to secure the glove body to a wearer's hand.
In embodiments, the first zipper and second zipper are coplanar with respect to each other defining a hypothetical plane that divides the glove body in half along a coronal plane of the glove body, thereby separating and defining the dorsal section and the palm section.
In some embodiments, the first zipper extends longitudinally along the radial side from the peripheral edge of the hand portion to the first sheath and the second zipper extends longitudinally along the ulnar side from the peripheral edge of the hand portion to the second sheath.
In certain embodiment, the first zipper includes a length smaller than a length of the second zipper.
In other embodiments, the first zipper includes a length substantially equal to a length of the second zipper.
In embodiments, the first fastening strap is disposed on the palm section of the hand portion midway along a length of the zipper and is configured to lay over the first zipper when attached to the fastener, thereby preventing the first zipper from becoming unzipped. The second fastening strap is disposed on the palm section of the hand portion midway along a length of the zipper and is configured to lay over the second zipper when attached to the fastener, thereby preventing the second zipper from becoming unzipped.
In some embodiments, the fastener comprises a strip of fastening material extending laterally across the dorsal section from the first zipper to the second zipper.
In certain embodiments, the first fastening strap and the second fastening strap comprise a hook and loop fastening material and the fastener comprises a corresponding hook and loop fastening material to enable attachment and disengagement.
In embodiments, the first zipper opens from the peripheral edge to the first sheath enlarging the opening on the lower end of the hand portion at the radial side and the second zipper opens from the peripheral edge to the second sheath enlarging the opening on the lower end of the hand portion at the ulnar side.
In some embodiments, the hand portion includes a first depth at the radial side and a second depth at the ulnar side, wherein the second depth is larger than the first depth.
In certain embodiments, the palm section includes a wrinkled section extending from the first zipper to the second zipper. The wrinkled section opposite the fastener enabling scrunching of the palm section when the first fastening strap and the second fastening strap are attached to the fastener.
In embodiments, the first fastening strap, the second fastening strap, the fastener, and the wrinkled section are coplanar and aligned.
In some embodiments, the first fastening strap and the second fastening strap include substantially the same length and width.
In certain embodiments, the first fastening strap, the second fastening strap, and the fastener include substantially the same width.
“Dorsal” refers to “of, on, or relating to the upper side or back of an animal, plant, or organ, such as the back of a hand”. “Palmar” refers to “relating to the palm of a hand.” “Radial” refers to “the side of a hand including the thumb or first digit.” “Ulnar” refers to “the side of a hand including the pinker finger or fifth digit.” “Digit” refers to “a finger or toe including the thumb.” “Coronal plane” refers to “any vertical plane that divides the body, or organs thereof, into ventral (underside or front) and dorsal (upper side or back) sections.
Any device or step to a method described in this disclosure can comprise or consist of that which it is a part of, or the parts which make up the device or step. The term “and/or” is inclusive of the items which it joins linguistically and each item by itself. “Substantially” is defined as “at least 95% of the term being described” and any device or aspect of a device or method described herein can be read as “comprising” or “consisting” thereof.
Brief Description of the Drawings
FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of the hand glove illustrating the ulnar side of the glove body according to one embodiment of the present disclosed technology.
FIG. 2 shows an elevation view of the hand glove illustrating the dorsal side of the glove body according to one embodiment of the present disclosed technology.
FIG. 3 shows an elevation view of the hand glove illustrating the palmar side of the glove body according to one embodiment of the present disclosed technology.
FIG. 4 shows a left-side view of the hand glove illustrating the radial side of the glove body according to one embodiment of the present disclosed technology.
FIG. 5 shows a right-side view of the hand glove illustrating the ulnar side of the glove body according to one embodiment of the present disclosed technology.
FIG. 6 shows a top-down view of the hand glove according to one embodiment of the present disclosed technology.
FIG. 7 shows a bottom-up view of the hand glove according to one embodiment of the present disclosed technology.
FIG. 8 shows a view of a pair of hand gloves attached together by a tether according to one embodiment of the present disclosed technology.
Detailed Description of Embodiments of the Disclosed Technology
The present disclosed technology provides a hand glove that facilitates the donning and doffing off the glove, particularly with children. The hand glove comprises a glove body having a dorsal side, a palmar side, a radial side, an ulnar side, and a hand portion including a palm section, a dorsal section, a plurality of digit sheaths, and an opening for providing access to an interior of the glove. The digit sheaths include at least a first sheath corresponding to the first digit of a wearer's hand and second sheath corresponding to one or more of the other digits of a wearer's hand. The radial side includes a first zipper and a first fastening strap. The ulnar side includes a second zipper and a second fastening strap. The first zipper is parallel with and opposite to the second zipper. The dorsal side includes a fastener spanning the dorsal section. The fastening straps are configured to removably attach to the fastener over the zippers to secure the glove body to a wearer's hand.
Referring to FIGS. 1-7 , simultaneously, FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of the hand glove illustrating the ulnar side of the glove body according to one embodiment of the present disclosed technology. FIG. 2 shows an elevation view of the hand glove illustrating the dorsal side of the glove body according to one embodiment of the present disclosed technology. FIG. 3 shows an elevation view of the hand glove illustrating the palmar side of the glove body according to one embodiment of the present disclosed technology. FIG. 4 shows a left-side view of the hand glove illustrating the radial side of the glove body according to one embodiment of the present disclosed technology. FIG. 5 shows a right-side view of the hand glove illustrating the ulnar side of the glove body according to one embodiment of the present disclosed technology. FIG. 6 shows a top-down view of the hand glove according to one embodiment of the present disclosed technology. FIG. 7 shows a bottom-up view of the hand glove according to one embodiment of the present disclosed technology.
The present disclosed technology provides a hand glove 10 comprising a glove body 12 including a dorsal side 14 , a palmar side 16 opposite the dorsal side 14 , a radial side 18 , an ulnar side 20 opposite the radial side 18 , a hand portion 22 defining an interior cavity 24 configured to receive and cover the hand of a wearer.
The hand portion 22 includes a palm section 22 P on the palmar side 16 , a dorsal section 22 D on the dorsal side 14 , an upper end 22 A including a plurality of digit sheaths 26 protruding outwardly from the upper end 22 A, and a lower end 22 B including a peripheral edge 28 defining an opening 29 for providing access to the interior cavity 24 of the glove body 12 . The palm section 22 P includes a palmar surface 22 PS and the dorsal section 22 D includes a dorsal surface 22 DS. The hand portion 22 extends from the radial side 18 to the ulnar side 20 . The hand portion 22 includes a first depth D 1 at the radial side 18 and a second depth D 2 at the ulnar side 20 . In embodiments, the second depth D 2 is larger than the first depth D 1 .
The plurality of digit sheaths 26 include at least a first sheath 26 A corresponding to the first digit of a wearer's hand and second sheath 26 B corresponding to one or more of the other digits of a wearer's hand. In some embodiments, the plurality of digit sheaths 26 include a first sheath 26 A 1 corresponding to the first digit of a wearer's hand, a second sheath 26 B 2 corresponding to the second digit of a wearer's hand, a third sheath 26 C 3 corresponding to the third digit of a wearer's hand, a fourth sheath 26 D 4 corresponding to the fourth digit of a wearer's hand, and a fifth sheath 26 E 5 corresponding to the fifth digit of a wearer's hand. In embodiments, at least one of the finger sheaths 26 includes a finger grip 27 positioned at a distal end thereof, such that the finger grip 27 corresponds to the distal phalange of a user's finger.
The radial side 18 includes a first zipper 30 A and a first fastening strap 32 A extending outwardly therefrom. The ulnar side 20 includes a second zipper 30 B and a second fastening strap 32 B extending outwardly therefrom. The first zipper 30 A is parallel with and opposite to the second zipper 30 B. The first zipper 30 A and second zipper 30 B are coplanar and define a hypothetical plane that divides the glove body 12 in half along a coronal plane of the glove body 12 , which separates and defines the dorsal section 22 D and the palm section 22 P. The first zipper 30 A extends longitudinally along the radial side 18 of the glove body 12 from the peripheral edge 28 of the hand portion 22 to the first sheath 26 A. The second zipper 30 B extends longitudinally along the ulnar side 20 from the peripheral edge 28 of the hand portion 22 to the second sheath 26 B. The first zipper 30 A opens from the peripheral edge 28 to the first sheath 26 A enlarging the opening 29 on the lower end 22 B of the hand portion 22 at the radial side 18 . The second zipper 30 B opens from the peripheral edge 28 to the second sheath 26 B enlarging the opening 29 on the lower end 22 B of the hand portion 22 at the ulnar side 20 . In embodiments, the first zipper 30 A includes a length smaller than a length of the second zipper 30 B. In some embodiment, the first zipper 30 A includes a length substantially equal to a length of the second zipper 30 B. In some embodiments, the palm section 22 P includes a wrinkled section 22 W extending from the first zipper 30 A to the second zipper 30 B. The wrinkled section 22 W is opposite the fastener 34 and enables scrunching of the palm section 22 P when the first fastening strap 32 A and the second fastening strap 32 B are attached to the fastener 34 .
The dorsal side 14 includes a fastener 34 attached to the dorsal surface 22 DS and spanning the dorsal section 22 D. The fastener 34 may comprise a strip of fastening material extending laterally across the dorsal section 22 D from the first zipper 30 A to the second zipper 30 B. The first fastening strap 32 A and the second fastening strap 32 B are configured to removably attach to the fastener 34 to secure the glove body 12 to a wearer's hand. The first fastening strap 32 A is disposed on the palm section 22 P of the hand portion 22 midway along a length of the first zipper 30 A. In embodiments, the first fastening strap 32 A is disposed at the first sheath 26 A. In some embodiments, the first fastening strap 32 A is disposed midway between the peripheral edge 28 and the first sheath 26 A. The first fastening strap 32 A is configured to lay over the first zipper 30 A when attached to the fastener 34 , thereby preventing the first zipper 30 B from becoming unzipped. The second fastening strap 32 B is also disposed on the palm section 22 P of the hand portion 22 midway between the peripheral edge 28 and the second sheath 26 B. In embodiments, the second fastening strap 32 B is positioned at midway along a length of the second zipper 30 B. The second fastening strap 32 B is configured to lay over the second zipper 30 B when attached to the fastener 34 , thereby preventing the second zipper 32 B from becoming unzipped. The first fastening strap 32 A and the second fastening strap 32 B may comprise a hook and loop fastening material, while the fastener 34 comprises a corresponding hook and loop fastening material to enable attachment and disengagement of the first and second fastening straps 32 A, 32 B with the fastener 34 . In embodiments, the first fastening strap 32 A, the second fastening 32 B strap, the fastener 34 , and the wrinkled section 22 W are coplanar and aligned. In some embodiments, the first fastening strap 32 A and the second fastening strap 32 B include substantially the same length and width. In other embodiments, the first fastening strap 32 A, the second fastening strap 32 B, and the fastener 34 include substantially the same width.
Referring now to FIG. 8 , FIG. 8 shows a view of a pair of hand gloves attached together by a tether according to one embodiment of the present disclosed technology. In embodiments, the hand glove 10 further comprises a tether 36 attaching the glove body 12 to the glove body 12 B of the matching hand glove pair 10 B. The tether 36 comprises an elongated member including a length at least twice the length of the hand glove 10 and a width less than a width of the fastening straps 32 A, 32 B and the fastener 34 .
Any device or step to a method described in this disclosure can comprise or consist of that which it is a part of, or the parts which make up the device or step. The term “and/or” is inclusive of the items which it joins linguistically and each item by itself.
For purposes of this disclosure, the term “substantially” is defined as “at least 95% of” the term which it modifies.
Any device or aspect of the technology can “comprise” or “consist of” the item it modifies, whether explicitly written as such or otherwise.
When the term “or” is used, it creates a group which has within either term being connected by the conjunction as well as both terms being connected by the conjunction.
While the disclosed technology has been disclosed with specific reference to the above embodiments, a person having ordinary skill in the art will recognize that changes can be made in form and detail without departing from the spirit and the scope of the disclosed technology. The described embodiments are to be considered in all respects only as illustrative and not restrictive. All changes that come within the meaning and range of equivalency of the claims are to be embraced within their scope. Combinations of any of the methods and apparatuses described hereinabove are also contemplated and within the scope of the invention.
US 11,470,896: questions and answers
What is US Patent 11,470,896 about?
US 11,470,896, “Hand glove with dual zippers”, is a utility patent granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office on October 18, 2022. In brief: A hand glove includes a glove body having a dorsal side, a palmar side, a radial side, an ulnar side, and a hand portion including a palm section, a dorsal section, a plurality of digit sheaths, and an opening for providing access to an interior of the glove.
Who invented US Patent 11,470,896?
The named inventor is Cheryl Lynne Abraham Green.
When was US Patent 11,470,896 filed?
The application was filed on January 20, 2022 and the patent granted on October 18, 2022.
When does US Patent 11,470,896 expire?
The nominal expiration date is January 20, 2042. 20 years from the earliest U.S. non-provisional filing date.
How many claims does US Patent 11,470,896 have?
It has 20 claims, of which 2 are independent.
How is US Patent 11,470,896 classified?
Its primary Cooperative Patent Classification symbol is A41D19/00 — gloves (brush bodies shaped as gloves a46b5/04; gloves for washing the body a47k7/02; gloves for domestic washing or cleaning a47l13/18; surgical gloves a61b42/10; swimming gloves a63b31/02….
Who was the patent attorney for US Patent 11,470,896?
This patent was prosecuted by Feigin & Fridman, LLC, patent attorneys in New York and New Jersey. Contact us to discuss protecting your own invention.
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