High visibility stationery apron organizer
CA 2433260 A1 · Owner: Mcdermott, Tim Ep · Inventors: Mcdermott, Tim Ep
Overview
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The High Visibility Stationery Apron Organizer (HVSAO) is a dual purpose garment. It, heightens the visibility of the wearer. It also provides the wearer of the garment the, ability to hold, or contain stationery without leaving the vest. It is made of fabric, forming a square apron base covering the torso. The HVSAO has pockets. It has two, straps sewn to the top of the apron which has velcro sewn onto the ends. , They wrap around the individual or the desired object. On both sides of the apron are reflective tape which are sewn onto the base , continuing onto the straps, all the way to the ends. On the back of the apron is a piece of velcro. On, the top of the base are two …
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Why it's free to use
- Filed June 25, 2003. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended June 25, 2023.
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