Rogers, Freddie L. (Norman, OK, US)
Chaturantabut, Michael (New York, NY, US)

D/209516

01/08/2008

07/16/2004

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XMA, L.L.C. (Midwest City, OK, US)

D02/742

(IPC1-7): 0202

D2/731, D2/714, D2/786, 2/115, D2/749, 2/241, D2/742-748, 2/247, D2/820, 2/22, 2/242, 2/71, D2/750, D2/791, 2/109, 2/77, 2/49.1, D2/812, D2/857, 2/229, 2/120, D2/713, 2/69, 2/79, D2/712, 2/69.5, D2/836, 2/233, 2/114, D2/738, D2/861-864, 2/455, 2/214, D2/771, 2/48, 2/23, D2/841, D2/718, D2/700, 2/462, D2/783, D2/772, 2/52, D2/732

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4651353	Disposable patient pants	March, 1987	Walden	2/227
D292740	Maternity slack	November, 1987	Viola	D2/742
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5072454	Garments with appendage portions having extensible flexible joints	December, 1991	Trahan	2/70
5634215	Work pant garment fabricated from abrasion-resistant material coated with polyurethane	June, 1997	DeBaene	2/227
D393243	Article of clothing	April, 1998	Ferguson
5918319	Protective garment incorporating an abrasion-resistant fabric	July, 1999	Baxter	2/455
D435697	Set of protective clothing	December, 2000	James et al.
D463094	Work uniform	September, 2002	Haselmayer et al.
D464790	United states marine corps combat utility uniform	October, 2002	Townes et al.
6477711	Unitary garment	November, 2002	Freeman et al.	2/69
D483172	Article of clothing	December, 2003	Edwards et al.
6654962	Protective knee pad system	December, 2003	DeMott	2/22
D485049	Pants	January, 2004	Newson	D2/742
6745398	Safety pants with removable knee pads	June, 2004	Hennessey	2/23

Century® C the Power™, 2005 Product Catalog, pp. 20-27, 29-35, 38-39, 44-45, 49-50 and 59-60.

Simmons, Ian

Johnson R.

McAfee & Taft

CLAIM

1. The ornamental design for a martial arts uniform pants, shown and described.

FIG. 1 is a front elevational view of pants showing our new design;

FIG. 2 is a rear elevational view thereof;

FIG. 3 is a left side elevational view thereof;

FIG. 4 is a right side elevational view thereof;

FIG. 5 is a top plan view thereof; and,

FIG. 6 is a bottom plan view thereof.

The broken lines in FIGS. 1–6 represent stitching.