Mobile Pocket Glove and Non-gender Hand Wallet

Abstract

A glove with an attached pocket on the dorsal side suitable for securing android or iPhone and small personal items including those in a traditional wallet. Pocket Glove provides a secure carrying device with accessibility for phone usage while contained in the pocket. Glove has options which are for aesthetic purposes, it can be produced as fingerless or with fingers, with palm partially exposed or palm enclosed. Pocket can be used to carry small objects such as a phone, Identification, Credit Cards, Keys, etc.

Claims

1. The pocket glove; is a glove with an attached pocket it positions objects such as android or iPhone or wallet items or small personal items (Identification, credit cards, money, key, etc.) on the dorsal side of the hand, wrist and lower forearm. The pocket secures the objects inside by having a closure mechanism which encases the objects preventing them from falling out. The pocket provides functionality, when used to carry an android or iPhone by allowing the phone to be used while resting in the pocket.

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5. Pocket glove is an ideal asset for people using assistive devices, such as canes, crutches, walkers, etc. It is great for anyone who needs to do more with their hands than hold on to their phone. The pocket glove frees up your hand for other things.

6. Pocket glove will lower phone and Identification lost statistics and damage statistics, as it prevents the loss of these items resulting from pockets being picked, purses being stolen/snatched. The dropped damaged phone statists will go down as pocket glove users no longer have to hold their phone in their hand. Thus, there will be less opportunities for them to drop and subsequently damage their phone, especially when trying to use their hand for additional tasks. Because pocket glove users are not carrying their phone in their hand there will be less phones lost due to the owner laying their phone down, forgetting about it and then walking off and leaving their phone.

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Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0021] FIG. 1 is a perspective of the pocket.

[0022] FIG. 2 is a perspective of the dorsal side of the glove with the attached pocket. This view is shown as a fingerless glove.

[0023] FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the palm side. This view is shown as a fingerless glove with the palm cut out.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

[0024] The pocket glove of the present invention is suitable for mobile phone devices; android and iPhone and provides a hand wallet for small personal objects (identification, credit cards, money, etc.).

[0025] FIG. 1 shows the pocket design constructed of a mesh fabric with a mechanism for opening and closing the pocket. The construction of the pocket made of fabric or another material type is important for functionality; when the intended use is for carrying a mobile device. For phone accessibility and visual fabrics/materials that are light weight and provide some transparency are the objective. However, the pocket fabric/material type is not critical and other materials of various weights and lessor transparency may be used when the glove purpose is intended to be a discreet carrying device; for mobile phone with no functionality or when intended to carry personal items such as identification, credit cards, etc. as a hand wallet. Embodiment 10 illustrates the actual fabric/material that is the pocket when it is attached to the glove, it is shown as a spacer mesh fabric, but other fabric and materials may be used for phone functionality and visibility, additionally other fabrics/materials would be used when the intention is to provide a pocket with less visibility and no functionality for purposes of a discreet hand wallet. Embodiment 15 illustrates the mechanism for closing the pocket, it is shown as a zipper, however this too can be substituted with other devices to achieve closure; such as snaps, Velcro, etc. FIG. 2 is the dorsal side of the fingerless glove version with attached pocket. Embodiment 20 illustrates the dorsal side of a glove with the pocket attached. The glove in this illustration is constructed with a polyester fabric and it is a fingerless glove. However, the fabric used may be changed, and another glove option can include fully enclosed fingers. FIG. 3 provides another view of the glove, specifically the palm side of the glove. Embodiment 20 illustrates the palm side of the glove, in this illustration it is fingerless and the palm less (the palm is cut out). Again, the option exists to not cut out the palm and to also have the glove provide fully enclosed. Embodiment 20 shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 is the glove design made of a polyester fabric with stretch ability properties, intended for comfort, and ability to maintain its shape. The glove construction fabric can be dictated by the intended season and or intended use. For warmth the glove would be made with a heavier fabric material and the options to be completely full enclosed; thus, it would not be fingerless or palm less.