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Granted Patent B2
US 9,949,509 · App. 14/545,031 · Granted Apr 24, 2018

Sweatshirt pipe and attachments

Inventor: Sean Oliver (Santa Cruz, CA)
A24F47/008A41D1/04A42B1/048A61L9/03A41D2200/20
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Patent No.
US 9,949,509
App. No.
14/545,031
Granted
Apr 24, 2018
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 smoking apparatus secured thereto which may be a pipe, a vaporizer, an atomizer, a pre-filled electronic cigarette or other apparatus for smoking.

Claims (24)

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, is coupled with said body, said hood having a channel around the perimeter of said hood;

an elongated cord removably positioned inside said channel for tightening said hood;

a hollow tube positioned inside said elongated cord, said tube having a first end and a second end, said first end having a mouthpiece, and said second end having a smoking apparatus; and

a securing element coupling with said second end and said smoking apparatus to form an airtight seal between said second end and said smoking apparatus such that said mouthpiece is in gaseous communication with said smoking apparatus via said hollow tube, wherein the securing element is selected from the group consisting of silicone tapes, sealants, adhesives, heat shrinking tubing strips, fasteners, and metal wire wraps.

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

3. The hooded sweatshirt of claim 1 , wherein said hollow tube is composed of a heat resistant material.

4. 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, is 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;

a hollow tube positioned inside said elongated cord, said tube having a first end for securing with a mouthpiece thereto and having a second end for securing a smoking apparatus thereto; and

an airtight seal formed between said second end and said smoking apparatus such that said mouthpiece is in gaseous communication with said smoking apparatus via said hollow tube.

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

6. The hooded sweatshirt of claim 4 , wherein said hollow tube is composed of a heat resistant material.

7. An article of clothing, comprising:

a garment body having a neck opening and sleeves;

a hood 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 around a user's head or neck;

a hollow tube positioned inside said elongated cord, said tube having a first end operably secured with a mouthpiece and having a second end operably secured with a smoking apparatus; and

an airtight seal formed between said second end and said smoking apparatus such that said mouthpiece in gaseous communication with said smoking apparatus via said hollow tube.

8. The article of clothing of claim 7 , wherein said article of clothing is composed of a heat resistant material.

9. The article of clothing of claim 7 , wherein said hollow tube is composed of a heat resistant material.

Continuity (2)
Continuation In Part 13986240 · Apr 15, 2013
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