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CLASS 2 APPAREL May 2008 2 CLASS 2 APPAREL 2 - 1 2 APPAREL 1 MISCELLANEOUS 8.6 .....With supply or suction of 455 GUARD OR PROTECTOR gas, air or smoke inside or 456 .Body cover outside the welding hood (EPO) 457 ..Hazardous material body cover 8.7 .....Use of particular optical 458 ..Thermal body cover filter (EPO) 2.11 ..Astronaut`s body cover 8.8 ......With variable transmission (EPO) 2.12 ...Having relatively rotatable coaxial coupling component 411 ..Including energy-absorbing means 2.13 ...Having convoluted component ...By diverse laminae 2.14 ..Aviator`s body cover 412 413 ...By fluid-containing cushion 2.15 ..Underwater diver`s body cover ...By interior pads 2.16 ...Having an insulation layer 414 415 ....Including neck pad 2.17 ...Having a garment closure (e.g., zipper, fabric with 416 ...By suspension rigging hooks and loops that fasten 417 ..Including adjustment for together, etc.) wearer's head size 459 .Shoulder protector 418 ...For circumference of crown 460 ..Strap protector 419 ....And height of crown 461 ..Both shoulders 420 ....By plural-part rigging 462 ...Vest type 421 ..Including helmet-retention 463 .Chest protector means 464 .Abdomen protector 422 ..With article-attaching means 465 .Side impact torso protector 423 ..And ears 466 .Groin protector 424 ..And face 467 .Back protector 425 ..Sport headgear 2.5 .Penetration resistant 15 ..Eye shields (e.g., hoodwinks or 410 .For wearer's head blinds, etc.) 4 ..Insect repelling 10 ...Hat or cap attachments 5 ..Firemen's helmets 11 ...Hand or body supported 6.1 ..Aviator`s helmet 12 ...Shades 6.2 ...Having article attaching means 13 ....Spectacle attachments 6.3 ...Having eye shield (e.g., 426 ...Goggles goggles, visor, etc.) 427 ....Included in shield for face 6.4 ....Plural shields 428 .....With seal for face 6.5 ....Pivotal shield 429 ......And detachable face plate 6.6 ..Soldier`s (i.e., ground based 430 ......And wide-angle lens trooper) helmet 431 ....Included in shield for eyes 6.7 ...Having eye shield 432 .....Having antiglare shield or 6.8 ...Having movable mechanical lens energy absorbing means (e.g., 433 ......By limited-view opening spring, etc.) 434 .....Having lens-cover plate 7 ..Heat resistant 435 .....Having antifog shield or 8.1 ...High temperature lens 8.2 ....Mask, shield or hood for 436 ......By ventilation of shield welder (EPO) 437 .......Via tortuous air path 8.3 .....With movable shutter, e.g., 438 .....With movable element filter disc or actuating means external therefor (EPO) 439 .....Having unitary frame 8.4 ......And movable polarizing 440 .....With seal (e.g., cup) for filter disc (EPO) each eye 8.5 .....With two windows, one for 441 ......Detachable lens-mounting viewing and one for use during 442 .....Having frame for each eye the welding process (EPO) 443 ......Detachable lens-mounting May 2008 2 - 2 CLASS 2 APPAREL 444 ......Suspended within a goggle 68 .Caps 445 .....Connected at center 69 BODY GARMENTS 446 ......By nose-rest 69.5 .Bag type 447 .....Having wide-angle lens .Union type 448 ....Including temple element 70 ..Separable 449 .....And side shield ..Skirted 450 .....And connection to frame 71 ...Combined bifurcated 451 ....Pivoted side shield 72 ...Convertible bifurcated 452 ....On head band 73 ...Underwear 453 ....On horizontal pivot 74 ...Dresses 454 ....Foldable or collapsible 75 ...Children's 9 ..Face 76 ...Waistband: adjustable or 468 .Neck protector elastic 16 .Hand or arm ..Bifurcated 17 ..Handle or rein attachments 77 ...Men's outer shirts 18 ..Boxing gloves 78.1 ...Underwear 19 ..Baseball gloves 78.2 ....Having seat or crotch opening 20 ..Hand pads 78.3 ....Having elastic portion (e.g., 21 ..Finger cots or protectors band, panel, etc.) 22 .Leg 78.4 ....Having garment fastener 23 ..Trouser attachments 79 ...Trousers and overalls 24 ..Knee pads or rests 80 ...Children's BODY BRACES AND SUPPORTS 81 ...Heat resistant 44 .Shoulder and back 82 ...Water resistant 45 .Shoulder 83 ...Bed garments 46 GARMENT PROTECTORS 84 .Hooded 47 .Skirts 85 .Overcoats 48 .Aprons 86 ..Convertible to bifurcated 49.1 ..Infant`s bib 87 ..Waterproof 49.2 ...Having pocket for receiving 88 .Capes debris or article 89 ..Convertible tents 49.3 ...Having fastener for attachment 90 .Sweaters to tray or table 91 .Mufflers 49.4 ...Multilayer 92 .Back and chest protectors 49.5 ....Removable layer 93 .Coats 50 ..Barbering 94 ..Hunters' and special-article 51 ..Workmen's carrying 52 ..Ties and supports 95 ..Combined with vest or shirt 53 .Armpit shields 96 ..Front closures 54 ..Combined with garments 97 ..Linings 55 ..Body supported 98 ..Collars 56 ..Dress-attaching features 99 ...Springs 57 ..Frames 100 ...Fasteners 58 ..Methods of making 101 ..Putting-on accessories 59 .Sleeve 102 .Vests 60 .Collar or cuff 103 ..Combined with shirt or dickey 61 .Stocking .Waists 62 .Knee 104 ..Nursing 63 .Try-on hat linings 105 ..Dress 64 BURIAL GARMENTS 106 ..Blouses 65 FUR GARMENTS 107 ...Garment supporting 66 .Muffs 108 ..Jacket type 67 BATHING GARMENTS 109 ..Underwear May 2008 CLASS 2 APPAREL 2 - 3 110 ...Corset covers 161.1 ..Sports glove 111 ...Infants' 161.2 ...For golf 112 ...Garment supporting 161.3 ....Having high friction outer .Shirts surface (e.g., friction pad, 113 ..Undergarments tenacious coating, tackified, 114 ..Bed garments etc.) 115 ..Men's outer garments 161.4 ....Having a hook and loop type 116 ...With attached collars wrist closure 117 ...With garment supporters 161.5 ...For fishing, archery, or 118 ...Bosom structure riflery 119 ....Detachable 161.6 ..Work glove 120 ....Supporters and protectors 161.7 ...Medical glove 121 ...Overlaps 161.8 ...Having high friction outer 122 ...Yokes, patches, and facing surface (e.g., friction pad, 123 ...Cuffs tenacious coating, tackified, 124 ....Detachable etc.) 125 ...Sleeves 162 ..Wrists 126 ....Detachable 163 ..Fingers 127 ...Neckbands 164 ..Linings 128 ...Closures 165 ..Welts 129 .Collars 166 ..Staying 130 ..Combined with neckties 167 ..Materials 131 ..Soft fold type 168 ...Rubber 132 ...Supporters 169 ..Patterns and processes 133 ..Women's wear 170 .Wristlets 134 ...Supporters 171 HEAD COVERINGS 135 ..Waterproof 171.01 .Mortarboard or graduation type 136 ..Paper 171.02 .Conical (e.g., dunce cap, 137 ..Necktie-engaging devices witches` hat, etc.) 138 ...Easy-slide structure 171.03 ..Collapsible (e.g., umbrella type, etc.) 139 ..Attaching to shirts 171.04 .Tam-o`-shanter type 140 ...Ends .Separable crown section type 141.1 ..With closure 171.1 171.2 .With therapeutic device, 141.2 ...Expandable or extendable medicament, or perfume 142 ..Bindings 171.3 .With forced air circulator 143 ..Blanks and processes 171.4 .With movable closure for opening 144 .Neckties 171.5 ..Flexible material closure 145 ..Attaching features 171.6 ...Crown fold type 146 ..Cut-fabric type 171.7 ..Movable along crown surface 147 ..Knit-fabric type 171.8 ...Endless band type 148 ..Knot structure 172 .Flapped 149 ...Made up 173 .With masks 150 ....Four-in hand type 173.5 .With outward bulge in crown 151 ....Bow type 181 .With sweats or other 152.1 ...Form supplementary head engaging 153 ....Four-in hand type member 154 ....Bow type 181.2 ..Discontinuous contact 155 ..Band structure 181.4 ...Removable or retractable 156 ...Attachments 181.6 ...With perforated or slotted 157 ..End structure sweat or head engaging member HAND OR ARM COVERINGS 181.8 ...Transversely grooved head 158 .Mittens engaging member 159 .Gloves 182.1 ..Crown spacing 160 ..Attachments May 2008 2 - 4 CLASS 2 APPAREL 182.2 ...Removable or retractable 195.3 ...Elastic portion spacer 195.4 ....With cooperating mechanical 182.3 ...With perforated or slotted coupling sweat or head engaging member 195.5 ..Having shape retaining internal 182.4 ...Coil spacer form (e.g., plate, wire frame, 182.5 ...Coextensively transversely etc.) grooved spacer 195.6 ...For visor 182.6 ...Tongue, stud or block spacer 195.7 .Having upturned and close 182.7 ...Through-passaged spacer fitting rim, brim, or visor 182.8 ..Perforated 195.8 ..Knitted or crocheted 183 ..Head size adjustment 200.1 .Of particular, peculiar material 184 ..Sewing 200.2 ..Rubber 184.5 .With external air deflector or 200.3 ..Paper or cardboard weather guard for crown NETHER GARMENTS opening 210 .Bustles 174 .Toilet 211 .Skirts 202 .Hoods 212 ..Combined bifurcated 203 ..With mufflers 213 ..Convertible bifurcated 204 ..Bonnet type 214 ..Riding 205 ..Helmet type 215 ..With pads or distenders 206 .Face coverings 216 ..Hoop 207 .Scarfs and veils 217 ..Lifters and holders 208 .Muffs 218 ..Placket closures 209 ..Ear 219 ..Waist closures 209.11 .Convertible 220 ..Waistbands 209.12 ..Head covering includes a crown 221 ...Adjustable or elastic and outwardly extending visor 222 ..Edge bindings or protectors (e.g., baseball cap, etc.) 223 ..Supporters 209.13 .Combined with diverse article .Bifurcated 209.14 ..With article of toiletry (e.g., 400 ..Underwear mirror, cosmetics, etc.) 401 ...With particular reinforcing or 209.3 .With interrupted crown elastic insert 209.4 ..With superposed or inset band 402 ...One-piece 209.5 ..Inserted perforated or mesh 403 ...Particular to male section 404 ....With leg portions 209.7 ..With perforation 405 ....With particular fly structure 175.1 .Having crown and horizontally 406 ...Particular to female extending brim (e.g., hat, 407 ....With leg portion etc.) 408 .....Open or openable crotch 175.2 ..Brim edge binding 409 ....Panty hose 175.3 ..Having exterior crown engaging 227 ..Trousers or overalls band or trim 228 ...Knee length 175.4 ..Having a shape retaining 229 ...Waist or shirt supported internal form (e.g., plate,
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