Abstract: A neck garment to be worn with an outer garment, such as a coat or sweater. The garment is provided with a portion for tucking beneath the shoulder portions of an outer garment and with a portion which can be worn in a rolled fashion, covering just the neck, or which can be unrolled to cover not only the neck but portions of the face as well. End-to-end fastening means are provided which permit putting the garment on, or taking it off, without pulling the garment over the head.

Abstract: The invention relates to an article of apparel and comprises a flexible elongated scarf being dimensioned such that it is supportable around a wearer's neck. In addition one or both ends are constructed such to represent a hand puppet including a body with a skirt element. Part of the puppet's usefulness is in developing dexterity.

Abstract: A combination scarf as fashionable wearing apparel comprising an elongated, generally rectangular, one-piece fabric member which has a short front panel section at one end and a comparatively long trailing panel section at the other end, this trailing section being divided lengthwise into two separate elongated panels, with a collar-forming yoke section joining the other two sections and containing a teardrop opening arranged therein to provide a circular leading edge to fit around the front of the neck and a pair of tapering trailing edges to fit the scarf to the sides and back of the neck.

Abstract: A decorative scarf for a dress or blouse having an elongated neck portion with one end provided with a narrow tubular opening and, the other end provided with a wider rectangular section which in use is passed through said tubular opening to form a decorative wide tie or a simulated rosette.

Abstract: A protective warming garment (10) adapted to be worn around the neck and comprising an elongated neck covering portion (12) having a width and a length longer than its width is disclosed. A relatively narrow securing portion (36) is secured at one of its ends to the length of the neck portion. A chest protecting portion (38) has a length substantially equal to the length of the other end of the securing portion (36) at one end of the protective portion (38). It is there secured to the other end of the securing portion (36) at its said one end. The protective portion (38) gradually becomes wider towards the other end of the protective portion (38). Securing means (32, 34) is secured to opposite ends of the length of neck portion (12) whereby opposite widths of the neck portion (12) may be secured to each other and the neck portion (12) may be secured around the neck of a wearer.

Abstract: A protective neck garment for wear in cold weather climate and/or during outdoor activity wherein minimal hindrance of mobility is required such as, for example, cross country skiing, downhill skiing, snowmobile racing and the like, is provided. The garment is preferably of a one piece, continuous, resiliently stretchable structure, generally tubular in shape, adapted to slip over the wearer's head and to conform closely to the wearer's neck. The garment may be slightly outwardly flared at one end thereof. In the preferred embodiment, the garment will comprise an outer, stretchable, tubular layer of a knitted wool and an inner protective layer of a cotton lining, or the like, for protection of the wearer's neck and to prevent irritation of the wearer's neck. The inner layer will preferably extend slightly beyond the edges of the outer layer to be rolled or folded thereover to protect the wearer's neck from irritation.

Abstract: A reversible, multi purpose, multi stylable structure for use as a hat, a pouch, a muff and a puppet, and formed from a multicolored equilateral triangle which is folded and secured in a position which permits the folded structure to be turned inside out to present six different combinations of outer surfaces, and including the method of constructing same.

Abstract: Improved scarf constructions having a concealable pocket or purse therein or as a part thereof, and improved methods of producing or fabricating same. Those improved scarf constructions distinctly and uniquely provide fashionable and useful wearing apparel in the form of a simple and attractive scarf construction that may be formed of a variety of textiles or fabric having an attractive or decorative appearance, and, at the same time, provide convenient means (e.g., security means) for concealing from others the fact that various items or valuables are retained in or by such scarfs, or may be inserted therein or removed therefrom, as desired.

Abstract: An article of wearing apparel adapted for use as a tie, scarf, neck-piece, hood, belt, or the like, is formed of an elongated fabric member having an intermediate portion and opposite end portions joined together by a respective pair of first and second fabric portions or layers connected at spaced points to define passages therebetween. The first and second fabric portions of each pair are each of a width substantially less than a width of the intermediate portion and the opposite end portions whereby when one of the end portions has been moved through the passage adjacent the other end portion, fabric portions resist attempts to pull the one end portion through said passage.