Patents by Inventor Alexander J. Dedman
Alexander J. Dedman has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 11684094Abstract: Aspects herein are directed to a cooling garment. The cooling garment can include a vest configured to be worn by a wearer. One or more pockets on the vest may be configured to receive one or more icepacks. The one or more pockets may include a stretch material on a front portion of the one or more pockets. The one or more pockets can further include a non-stretch material on a back portion of the one or more pockets.Type: GrantFiled: September 8, 2020Date of Patent: June 27, 2023Assignee: NIKE, Inc.Inventors: Jacob R. Arnold, Baron C. Brandt, Alexander J. Dedman, Payton A. Rose, Kevin C. Sze
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Publication number: 20210345712Abstract: Aspects herein are directed to an all-weather garment that includes a set of features that can be adjusted or manipulated to provide varying levels of warmth and/or protection from the elements enabling the garment to be worn over a wide range of weather and/or temperature conditions. In one example aspect, the garment may include one or more removable thermal insulation inserts. The inserts may be positioned within pockets positioned on the inner-facing surface of the garment when additional warmth and/or insulation is needed. When no longer needed, the inserts can be removed, folded, and stowed within, for instance, a detachable pocket structure located on the garment until needed again.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 29, 2021Publication date: November 11, 2021Inventors: Jacob R. Arnold, Jordan P. Crosby, Alexander J. Dedman
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Publication number: 20200397072Abstract: Aspects herein are directed to a cooling garment. The cooling garment can include a vest configured to be worn by a wearer. One or more pockets on the vest may be configured to receive one or more icepacks. The one or more pockets may include a stretch material on a front portion of the one or more pockets. The one or more pockets can further include a non-stretch material on a back portion of the one or more pockets.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 8, 2020Publication date: December 24, 2020Inventors: Jacob R. Arnold, Baron C. Brandt, Alexander J. Dedman, Payton a. Rose, Kevin C. Sze
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Patent number: 10045577Abstract: A thermal energy dissipating garment may include a first garment portion having a perimeter defined by at least a first side and a second garment portion having a perimeter defined by at least a vent side. The first garment portion and the second garment portion are discontinuously affixed to each other at defined intervals along a surface of each portion proximate to the first side and the vent side creating a vent seam having a plurality of ducts/scalloped vents for directing air towards a body of a wearer. The plurality of scalloped vents are oriented with an angle of attack that redirects air from the exterior of the garment to the interior of the garment to increase air movement along a wearer's skin.Type: GrantFiled: June 16, 2016Date of Patent: August 14, 2018Assignee: NIKE, Inc.Inventors: Nathan Demarest, Alexander J. Dedman
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Publication number: 20160286878Abstract: A thermal energy dissipating garment may include a first garment portion having a perimeter defined by at least a first side and a second garment portion having a perimeter defined by at least a vent side. The first garment portion and the second garment portion are discontinuously affixed to each other at defined intervals along a surface of each portion proximate to the first side and the vent side creating a vent seam having a plurality of ducts/scalloped vents for directing air towards a body of a wearer. The plurality of scalloped vents are oriented with an angle of attack that redirects air from the exterior of the garment to the interior of the garment to increase air movement along a wearer's skin.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 16, 2016Publication date: October 6, 2016Inventors: Nathan Demarest, Alexander J. Dedman
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Patent number: 9386810Abstract: A thermal energy dissipating garment may include a first garment portion having a perimeter defined by at least a first side and a second garment portion having a perimeter defined by at least a vent side. The first garment portion and the second garment portion are discontinuously affixed to each other at defined intervals along a surface of each portion proximate to the first side and the vent side creating a vent seam having a plurality of ducts/scalloped vents for directing air towards a body of a wearer. The plurality of scalloped vents are oriented with an angle of attack that redirects air from the exterior of the garment to the interior of the garment to increase air movement along a wearer's skin.Type: GrantFiled: September 8, 2014Date of Patent: July 12, 2016Assignee: NIKE, Inc.Inventors: Nathan Demarest, Alexander J. Dedman
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Patent number: 9345275Abstract: A garment may be formed from a stretchable material. Various portions of the garment may contain imprinted ink. Elasticity of the garment fabric is reduced in the regions onto which the ink has been printed, thereby providing a support and/or a feeling of support to certain muscles and/or muscle groups.Type: GrantFiled: January 31, 2012Date of Patent: May 24, 2016Assignee: NIKE, Inc.Inventors: Shaun Albin, Alexander J. Dedman, Daniel B. Peters
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Publication number: 20140373248Abstract: A thermal energy dissipating garment may include a first garment portion having a perimeter defined by at least a first side and a second garment portion having a perimeter defined by at least a vent side. The first garment portion and the second garment portion are discontinuously affixed to each other at defined intervals along a surface of each portion proximate to the first side and the vent side creating a vent seam having a plurality of ducts/scalloped vents for directing air towards a body of a wearer. The plurality of scalloped vents are oriented with an angle of attack that redirects air from the exterior of the garment to the interior of the garment to increase air movement along a wearer's skin.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 8, 2014Publication date: December 25, 2014Inventors: Nathan Demarest, Alexander J. Dedman
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Patent number: 8850615Abstract: A thermal energy dissipating garment may include a first garment portion having a perimeter defined by at least a first side and a second garment portion having a perimeter defined by at least a vent side. The first garment portion and the second garment portion are discontinuously affixed to each other at defined intervals along a surface of each portion proximate to the first side and the vent side creating a vent seam having a plurality of ducts/scalloped vents for directing air towards a body of a wearer. The plurality of scalloped vents are oriented with an angle of attack that redirects air from the exterior of the garment to the interior of the garment to increase air movement along a wearer's skin.Type: GrantFiled: June 8, 2010Date of Patent: October 7, 2014Assignee: NIKE, Inc.Inventors: Nathan Demarest, Alexander J. Dedman
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Publication number: 20120210487Abstract: A garment may be formed from a stretchable material. Various portions of the garment may contain imprinted ink. Elasticity of the garment fabric is reduced in the regions onto which the ink has been printed, thereby providing a support and/or a feeling of support to certain muscles and/or muscle groups.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 31, 2012Publication date: August 23, 2012Applicant: NIKE, INC.Inventors: Shaun Albin, Alexander J. Dedman, Daniel B. Peters
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Publication number: 20110296580Abstract: A thermal energy dissipating garment may include a first garment portion having a perimeter defined by at least a first side and a second garment portion having a perimeter defined by at least a vent side. The first garment portion and the second garment portion are discontinuously affixed to each other at defined intervals along a surface of each portion proximate to the first side and the vent side creating a vent seam having a plurality of ducts/scalloped vents for directing air towards a body of a wearer. The plurality of scalloped vents are oriented with an angle of attack that redirects air from the exterior of the garment to the interior of the garment to increase air movement along a wearer's skin.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 8, 2010Publication date: December 8, 2011Applicant: NIKE, INC.Inventors: Nathan Demarest, Alexander J. Dedman