Unisex scrub shirt and methods for making same
CA 2057397 A1 · Owner: Dillon, John L. Jr. · Inventors: Dillon, John L. Jr.
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Garments are constructed from two identical sleeve sections folded and joined to form an upper portion which has a neck, opening and sleeves, joined to a rectangular lower portion which forms the body portion of the garment. The upper portion and the lower portion are joined together by a straight circumferential seam. The sleeve sections and the lateral edges of the lower portion are joined by a straight vertical seam. Preferably, the sleeve sections are folded so as to be overlapped and form a neck opening that is V-shaped. In a most preferred embodiment, the garment of the present invention is a scrub shirt. The present invention makes use of sleeve sections that are in the shape of …
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- Filed December 11, 1991. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended December 11, 2011.
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