Patent ID: 8826469
Filing Date: 2014-09-09
Classification: A41D

Abstract:
1. A safety harness suit with breaking strength exceeding five thousand pounds (5000 lbs) of force comprising: a plurality of vertical knitted straps, a plurality of horizontal knitted straps, said vertical and horizontal straps formed from six hundred thirty (630) denier nylon, said vertical straps perpendicularly and continuously intersecting said horizontal straps, said vertical and horizontal straps defining a suit front and a suit back, said suit front and back connected with a chain stitch, said intersecting vertical and horizontal straps defining a plurality of two inch by two inch (2″×2″) square openings, a pair of vertical knitted bands, each of said vertical bands affixed in opposing relation to different ones of said suit front and said suit back, a horizontal band, said horizontal band encircling said suit and intersecting said pair of vertical bands, a spiral plastic zipper, said zipper capable of withstanding three hundred pounds (300 lbs) of force and positioned along said front vertical band, a double locking safety buckle, said buckle sewn on said suit front at opposing ends of said horizontal band with a chain stitch using one hundred thirty-five (135) denier nylon thread, said buckle engaging said zipper, said buckle capable of withstanding two hundred pounds (200 lbs) of force, a knitted t-shaped loop, said t-shaped loop formed from one hundred thirty-five (135) nylon thread and attached proximate the intersection of said horizontal band and said suit back vertical band, a tag, said tag connected to said t-shaped loop, a pair of nylon tie-off straps, each of said tie-off straps positioned on said horizontal band on each side of said zipper, wherein said suit defines a pair of legs, a pair of cuffs, each of said pair of cuffs attached to different ones of said pair of legs, each of said pair of cuffs comprising an inseam and an outer seam, said pair of cuffs formed from eight hundred forty (840) denier nylon and knitted to define a thirty degree (30°) slope relative to said inseam and said outer seam.