Cohn v. Hickey-Freeman Co.

HAZEL,, District Judge.

The specification of the Cohn and Weiner patent, No. 1,121,581, dated December 15, 1914, for an improved process for cutting and fitting wearing apparel, states that the process consists of cutting and working and seaming together two pieces of striped or patterned cloth, keeping the stripes or patterns in parallelism with the seam line so that they will follow longitudinally the curves of the body to be fitted. According to the patentees, in making fitted coats it was customary to cut the inner edges of the back halves curved, with the result that in striped or…