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Granted Patent B2
US 9,339,064 · App. 13/986,240 · Granted May 17, 2016

Sweatshirt pipe

Inventor: Sean Oliver (Santa Cruz, CA)
A41D1/04A41D2200/20
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Patent No.
US 9,339,064
App. No.
13/986,240
Granted
May 17, 2016
Kind
B2
Abstract

A sweatshirt having a smoking apparatus as part of the sweatshirt, allowing users to smoke out of the sweatshirt comprises a garment body having a neck opening and sleeves and an elongated cord for tightening the sweatshirt hood around the users head and neck. A hollow tube is positioned inside of the elongated cord. The elongated tube has a first end and a second end with the first end having a mouthpiece, and the second end having a smoking bowl piece for retaining smoking material.

Claims (34)

1. A hooded sweatshirt comprising: a garment body having a neck opening and sleeves;

a hood, adapted to be worn over and configured to a user's head, coupled with said garment body, said hood having a channel around the perimeter of said hood;

an elongated cord removably positioned inside said channel for tightening said hood and configured to the user's head and neck, wherein said garment body and said hood are composed of a heat resistant, fireproof material capable of withstanding high temperatures; and

a hollow tube positioned inside of said elongated cord, said tube having a first and a second end, said first end having a mouthpiece, and said second end having a smoking bowl for retaining smoking material, said mouthpiece in gaseous communication with said smoking bowl via the hollow tube.

2. The hooded sweatshirt of claim 1 , wherein said elongated cord is a string composed of cloth.

3. The hooded sweatshirt of claim 1 , wherein said mouthpiece is constructed of a heat resistant material.

4. The hooded sweatshirt of claim 1 , wherein said smoking bowl is composed of a heat resistant material.

5. The hooded sweatshirt of claim 1 , wherein said hollow tube is secured to said mouthpiece by a bonding agent.

6. The hooded sweatshirt of claim 1 , wherein said hollow tube is secured to said smoking bowl by a bonding agent.

7. A sweatshirt comprising:

a garment body having a neck opening with a channel, and sleeves, wherein said garment body is composed of a heat resistant, fireproof material capable of withstanding high temperature;

an elongated cord removably positioned within said channel for tightening a portion of said garment body, said elongated cord having a first cord end and a second cord end; and

a hollow tube having the same length as said elongated cord and positioned inside said elongated cord such that said hollow tube having a first tube end is aligned with said first cord end and a second tube end is aligned with said second cord end, said first tube end coupling with a mouthpiece, and said second tube end coupling with a smoking bowl for retaining smoking material, said mouth piece in gaseous communication with said smoking bowl via the hollow tube.

8. The sweatshirt of claim 7 , wherein said elongated cord is a string composed of cloth.

9. The sweatshirt of claim 7 , wherein said mouthpiece is coupled with said hollow tube and said elongated cord and is constructed of a heat resistant material.

10. The sweatshirt of claim 7 , wherein said smoking bowl is coupled with said hollow tube and said elongated cord and composed of a heat resistant material.

11. The sweatshirt of claim 7 , wherein said hollow tube is secured to said mouthpiece and said smoking bowl by a bonding agent.

12. An article of clothing selected from the group consisting of a

sweatshirt and a coat, said article of clothing composed of a heat resistant material, said article of clothing comprising;

a garment body having a neck opening with a passageway and sleeves; an elongated cord removably positioned within said passageway and configured to tighten said clothing around a user's head, neck, or body, said elongated cord having a first cord end and a second cord end; and

a tube having the same length as said elongated cord and positioned inside said elongated cord such that said tube having a first tube end that is aligned with said first cord end and a second tube end that is aligned with said second cord end, said first tube end coupling with a mouthpiece, and said second tube end coupling with a smoking bowl for retaining smoking material, said mouthpiece in gaseous communication with said smoking bowl via the tube.

13. The article of clothing of claim 12 , wherein said elongated cord is a string composed of cloth.

14. The article of clothing of claim 12 , wherein said mouthpiece and said smoking bowl are constructed of a heat resistant material.

15. The article of clothing of claim 12 , further comprising a plurality of holding areas each configured to defer heat to said user's fingers, including a first holding area positioned adjacent to said mouthpiece and including a second holding area positioned adjacent to said smoking bowl.

16. A method of making a hooded sweatshirt having a smoking device incorporated as a functional part of the hooded sweatshirt clothing, comprising:

obtaining a hooded sweatshirt that includes:

a garment body having a neck opening and sleeves; and

a hood adapted to be worn over and configured to a user's head, coupled with said garment body, said hood having a channel around the perimeter of said hood, wherein said garment body and said hood are composed of a heat resistant, fireproof material capable of withstanding high temperatures;

obtaining an elongated cord for tightening said hood and configured to the user's head and neck;

making a smoking device, including:

positioning a hollow tube inside of said elongated cord, said tube having a first tube end that is aligned with said first cord end and a second tube end that is aligned with said second cord end;

coupling a mouthpiece with said first tube end; and

coupling a smoking bowl with said second tube end, said smoking bowl for retaining smoking material such that said mouthpiece is in gaseous communication with said smoking bowl via the hollow tube; and

positioning said smoking device thru said channel.

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