US20170071376A1 - Drinking Cup with Interchangeable Sleeve - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates generally to a drinking cup. More specifically, the present invention is a drinking cup with interchangeable sleeves.
- Portable drink containers such as travel cups, thermoses, tumblers, and so on, serve many purposes other than quenching thirst whenever that may be.
- Portable drink containers help reduce the carbon footprint of an individual. People do not have to buy multiple bottled beverages throughout the day if they would like to carry around a readily available drink. There is no mistake of throwing bottled beverages into the trash can instead of the recycling bin. And lastly, there is no or less concern about any carcinogens emitted from the portable drink container after reuse.
- Portable drink containers also allow individuals to customize their beverage containers unlike bottled beverages.
- Portable drink containers typically have a logo, design, a name among a variety of other decorative accents to fulfill the stylistic preferences of an individual. There are issues that portable drink containers have not been able to eliminate. Current portable drink containers have not been both decorative as they are functional and versatile.
- the present invention serves to fulfill the limitations of current portable drink containers.
- the present invention comprises a drink container, a sleeve, and a detachable base.
- the sleeve surrounds the cup.
- a top edge and a bottom edge of the sleeve are encapsulated by the cup and the detachable base.
- the detachability allows the sleeve to be interchanged.
- the separable components of the drinking cup allow for true customization as the cover and base may be switched for a variety of other covers and bases that may comprise a variety of other functionalities the preferred embodiment of the present invention does not have.
- FIG. 1A is a perspective view of the present invention.
- FIG. 1B is a front view of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is an exploded view of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the cup.
- FIG. 4 is a side view of the cup.
- FIG. 5 is a top view of the cup.
- FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the base portion.
- FIG. 7 is a side view of the base portion.
- FIG. 8 is a top view of the base portion.
- the present invention introduces a drinking cup with an interchangeable sleeve.
- the present invention introduces a wetsuit covered tumbler.
- the user can maintain a secure grip with the drinking cup. Additionally, issues such as condensation and sweating are also eliminated by utilizing the present invention.
- the present invention comprises a cup 1 , an interchangeable sleeve 8 , and a base portion 12 which are used to address the issues prevalent with existing drinking cups.
- the cup 1 is removably attached to the base portion 12 . This allows the interchangeable sleeve 8 to be changed according to user preference by detaching the base portion 12 from the cup 1 .
- the cup 1 comprises an opening 2 , a body portion 5 , a base plate 6 , and a cup interlocking mechanism 7 .
- the opening 2 is used to pour liquid into the cup 1 and also to draw liquid out of the cup 1 .
- the opening 2 is positioned along the body portion 5 .
- the body portion 5 provides the structural body of the cup 1 .
- the present invention can be available in different sizes. In the preferred embodiment, the present invention is available in two different sizes. However, in other embodiments of the present invention the size of the cup 1 can vary.
- the base plate 6 which determines the bottom of the cup 1 , is adjacently and concentrically connected to the body portion 5 .
- the cup 1 As an example, if the cup 1 is filled with a certain liquid, the liquid occupies the space from the base plate 6 to the opening 2 . In order to do so, the opening 2 is positioned opposite to the base plate 6 . As mentioned earlier, the cup 1 can be attached to or detached from the base portion 12 according to user preference.
- the cup interlocking mechanism 7 is used in the process of attaching and detaching the cup 1 from the base portion 12 . When considering the positioning, the cup interlocking mechanism 7 is connected to the base plate 6 opposite to the body portion 5 so that the cup interlocking mechanism 7 does not occupy any space between the opening 2 and the base plate 6 .
- the base portion 12 comprises a base interlocking mechanism 13 .
- the base portion 12 is appropriately shaped to fit the circular shape of the cup 1 . More specifically, the cup interlocking mechanism 7 is removably attached to the base interlocking mechanism 13 allowing the user to attach or separate the cup 1 from the base portion 12 .
- the cup interlocking mechanism 7 and the base interlocking mechanism 13 can vary in different embodiments of the present invention. In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the cup interlocking mechanism 7 is a first threaded portion 17 . On the other hand, the base interlocking mechanism 13 is a second threaded portion 18 .
- the cup 1 is attached to the base portion 12 , the first threaded portion 17 is engaged to the second threaded portion 18 .
- the body portion 5 is removably positioned concentrically within the interchangeable sleeve 8 .
- the interchangeable sleeve 8 is sufficiently sized so that the body portion 5 can be conveniently inserted into the interchangeable sleeve 8 .
- the cup 1 further comprises a rim 3 and a neck portion 4 .
- the opening 2 perpendicularly traverses through the neck portion 4 and into the body portion 5 .
- the neck portion 4 is used to hold the interchangeable sleeve 8 in position when used on the body portion 5 .
- the neck portion 4 is concentrically connected to the body portion 5 and opposite to the base plate 6 .
- the rim 3 which is the topmost edge of the cup 1 , delineates the opening 2 . When considering the positioning, the rim 3 is positioned perimetrically along the neck portion 4 and opposite the body portion 5 .
- the opening 2 perpendicularly traverses through the neck portion 4 and into the body portion 5 so that the opening 2 is accessible regardless of the positioning of the rim 3 and the neck portion 4 .
- the neck portion 4 is radially offset from the body portion 5 so that a gap is created between the body portion 5 and the neck portion 4 . Resultantly, the interchangeable sleeve 8 can fit into the gap so that the interchangeable sleeve 8 is secured in place.
- the interchangeable sleeve 8 comprises a sleeve body 10 , a first end 9 , a second end 11 , an inner grip layer 19 , and an outer aesthetic layer 20 .
- the interchangeable sleeve 8 is made of neoprene. However, other comparable material can be used to produce the interchangeable sleeve 8 in different embodiments of the present invention.
- the interchangeable sleeve 8 is washable and dryable.
- the sleeve body 10 extends from the first end 9 to the second end 11 .
- the length and shape of the sleeve body 10 varies according to the length and shape of the body portion 5 .
- the thickness of the sleeve body 10 can vary according to need. As an example, if the sleeve body 10 is considerably thick, the heat transferred from the drink to the hand of the user is less than when a considerably thin sleeve body 10 is being used on the body portion 5 .
- the first end 9 is positioned in between the body portion 5 and the neck portion 4 .
- the second end 11 is positioned in between the body portion 5 and a top end 14 of the base portion 12 .
- FIG. 1B shows the positioning of the first end 9 and the second end 11 .
- the base portion 12 is appropriately sized to fit the second end 11 in between the top end 14 and the body portion 5 .
- the positioning of the first end 9 and the second end 11 ensures that the sleeve body 10 is stationary around the body portion 5 .
- the inner grip layer 19 encircles the body portion 5 .
- the outer aesthetic layer 20 which encircles the inner grip layer 19 is visible on the exterior giving the present invention an aesthetically pleasing appearance.
- the outer aesthetic layer 20 is available in multiple printed designs.
- the base portion 12 comprises a bottom end 15 and a cavity 16 in addition to the top end 14 mentioned previously.
- the cavity 16 is used to position the base interlocking mechanism 13 .
- the cavity 16 is sufficiently sized and traverses from the top end 14 towards the bottom end 15 allowing the base interlocking mechanism 13 to be centrally positioned within the cavity 16 .
- the central positioning of the base interlocking mechanism 13 ensures that the base portion 12 is concentrically aligned with the cup 1 when attached via the cup interlocking mechanism 7 .
- the interchangeable sleeve 8 is positioned around the body portion 5 such that the first end 9 is positioned between the neck portion 4 and the body portion 5 .
- the base portion 12 is attached to the cup 1 via the cup interlocking mechanism 7 and the base interlocking mechanism 13 .
- the second end 11 is positioned in between the top end 14 and the body portion 5 .
- the interchangeable sleeve 8 remains stationary. If the user wishes to switch the interchangeable sleeve 8 , the base portion 12 is detached and the interchangeable sleeve 8 is removed. Subsequently, a preferred interchangeable sleeve 8 is positioned around the body portion 5 and the base portion 12 is reattached to the cup 1 as previously mentioned.
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A drinking cup with interchangeable sleeves for preventing condensation contains a cup, an interchangeable sleeve, and a base portion. The cup is removably attached to the base portion allowing the user to insert or remove the interchangeable sleeve as preferred.
A cup interlocking mechanism of the cup and a base interlocking mechanism of the base portion are used to attach the cup to the base portion. The interchangeable sleeve which provides the aesthetically pleasing appearance of the apparatus is pressed against a body portion of the cup. For the interchangeable sleeve to remain stationary for extended time periods, a first end of the interchangeable sleeve is positioned in between a neck portion of the cup and the body portion. Similarly, a second end of the interchangeable sleeve is positioned in between a top end of the base portion and the body portion.
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- The current application claims a priority to the U.S. Provisional Patent application Ser. No. 62/218,993 filed on Sep. 15, 2015.
- The present invention relates generally to a drinking cup. More specifically, the present invention is a drinking cup with interchangeable sleeves.
- Portable drink containers such as travel cups, thermoses, tumblers, and so on, serve many purposes other than quenching thirst whenever that may be. Portable drink containers help reduce the carbon footprint of an individual. People do not have to buy multiple bottled beverages throughout the day if they would like to carry around a readily available drink. There is no mistake of throwing bottled beverages into the trash can instead of the recycling bin. And lastly, there is no or less concern about any carcinogens emitted from the portable drink container after reuse. Portable drink containers also allow individuals to customize their beverage containers unlike bottled beverages. Portable drink containers typically have a logo, design, a name among a variety of other decorative accents to fulfill the stylistic preferences of an individual. There are issues that portable drink containers have not been able to eliminate. Current portable drink containers have not been both decorative as they are functional and versatile.
- The present invention serves to fulfill the limitations of current portable drink containers. The present invention comprises a drink container, a sleeve, and a detachable base. The sleeve surrounds the cup. A top edge and a bottom edge of the sleeve are encapsulated by the cup and the detachable base. The detachability allows the sleeve to be interchanged. The separable components of the drinking cup allow for true customization as the cover and base may be switched for a variety of other covers and bases that may comprise a variety of other functionalities the preferred embodiment of the present invention does not have.
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FIG. 1A is a perspective view of the present invention. -
FIG. 1B is a front view of the present invention. -
FIG. 2 is an exploded view of the present invention. -
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the cup. -
FIG. 4 is a side view of the cup. -
FIG. 5 is a top view of the cup. -
FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the base portion. -
FIG. 7 is a side view of the base portion. -
FIG. 8 is a top view of the base portion. - All illustrations of the drawings are for the purpose of describing selected versions of the present invention and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention.
- The present invention introduces a drinking cup with an interchangeable sleeve.
- More specifically, the present invention introduces a wetsuit covered tumbler. By utilizing the present invention, the user can maintain a secure grip with the drinking cup. Additionally, issues such as condensation and sweating are also eliminated by utilizing the present invention.
- The present invention comprises a
cup 1, aninterchangeable sleeve 8, and abase portion 12 which are used to address the issues prevalent with existing drinking cups. Thecup 1 is removably attached to thebase portion 12. This allows theinterchangeable sleeve 8 to be changed according to user preference by detaching thebase portion 12 from thecup 1. - As illustrated in
FIGS. 1A-5 , thecup 1 comprises anopening 2, abody portion 5, abase plate 6, and acup interlocking mechanism 7. Theopening 2 is used to pour liquid into thecup 1 and also to draw liquid out of thecup 1. When considering the positioning, theopening 2 is positioned along thebody portion 5. Thebody portion 5 provides the structural body of thecup 1. Depending on the size of thebody portion 5, the present invention can be available in different sizes. In the preferred embodiment, the present invention is available in two different sizes. However, in other embodiments of the present invention the size of thecup 1 can vary. Thebase plate 6, which determines the bottom of thecup 1, is adjacently and concentrically connected to thebody portion 5. As an example, if thecup 1 is filled with a certain liquid, the liquid occupies the space from thebase plate 6 to theopening 2. In order to do so, theopening 2 is positioned opposite to thebase plate 6. As mentioned earlier, thecup 1 can be attached to or detached from thebase portion 12 according to user preference. Thecup interlocking mechanism 7 is used in the process of attaching and detaching thecup 1 from thebase portion 12. When considering the positioning, thecup interlocking mechanism 7 is connected to thebase plate 6 opposite to thebody portion 5 so that thecup interlocking mechanism 7 does not occupy any space between theopening 2 and thebase plate 6. In order to engage with thecup interlocking mechanism 7, and also to attach thebase portion 12 to thecup 1, thebase portion 12 comprises abase interlocking mechanism 13. Thebase portion 12 is appropriately shaped to fit the circular shape of thecup 1. More specifically, thecup interlocking mechanism 7 is removably attached to thebase interlocking mechanism 13 allowing the user to attach or separate thecup 1 from thebase portion 12. Thecup interlocking mechanism 7 and thebase interlocking mechanism 13 can vary in different embodiments of the present invention. In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, thecup interlocking mechanism 7 is a first threadedportion 17. On the other hand, thebase interlocking mechanism 13 is a second threadedportion 18. Therefore, when thecup 1 is attached to thebase portion 12, the first threadedportion 17 is engaged to the second threadedportion 18. When theinterchangeable sleeve 8 is being used, thebody portion 5 is removably positioned concentrically within theinterchangeable sleeve 8. Theinterchangeable sleeve 8 is sufficiently sized so that thebody portion 5 can be conveniently inserted into theinterchangeable sleeve 8. - As shown in
FIG. 3 andFIG. 4 , thecup 1 further comprises arim 3 and aneck portion 4. Theopening 2 perpendicularly traverses through theneck portion 4 and into thebody portion 5. Theneck portion 4 is used to hold theinterchangeable sleeve 8 in position when used on thebody portion 5. In order to do so, theneck portion 4 is concentrically connected to thebody portion 5 and opposite to thebase plate 6. Therim 3, which is the topmost edge of thecup 1, delineates theopening 2. When considering the positioning, therim 3 is positioned perimetrically along theneck portion 4 and opposite thebody portion 5. Therefore, theopening 2 perpendicularly traverses through theneck portion 4 and into thebody portion 5 so that theopening 2 is accessible regardless of the positioning of therim 3 and theneck portion 4. In order to effectively hold theinterchangeable sleeve 8 stationary, theneck portion 4 is radially offset from thebody portion 5 so that a gap is created between thebody portion 5 and theneck portion 4. Resultantly, theinterchangeable sleeve 8 can fit into the gap so that theinterchangeable sleeve 8 is secured in place. - In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the
interchangeable sleeve 8 comprises asleeve body 10, afirst end 9, asecond end 11, aninner grip layer 19, and an outeraesthetic layer 20. In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, theinterchangeable sleeve 8 is made of neoprene. However, other comparable material can be used to produce theinterchangeable sleeve 8 in different embodiments of the present invention. Moreover, theinterchangeable sleeve 8 is washable and dryable. Thesleeve body 10 extends from thefirst end 9 to thesecond end 11. The length and shape of thesleeve body 10 varies according to the length and shape of thebody portion 5. The thickness of thesleeve body 10 can vary according to need. As an example, if thesleeve body 10 is considerably thick, the heat transferred from the drink to the hand of the user is less than when a considerablythin sleeve body 10 is being used on thebody portion 5. When thesleeve body 10 is positioned around thebody portion 5, thefirst end 9 is positioned in between thebody portion 5 and theneck portion 4. On the other hand, thesecond end 11 is positioned in between thebody portion 5 and atop end 14 of thebase portion 12.FIG. 1B shows the positioning of thefirst end 9 and thesecond end 11. Thebase portion 12 is appropriately sized to fit thesecond end 11 in between thetop end 14 and thebody portion 5. The positioning of thefirst end 9 and thesecond end 11 ensures that thesleeve body 10 is stationary around thebody portion 5. In the resulting position, theinner grip layer 19 encircles thebody portion 5. In other words, theinner grip layer 19 is pressed against thebody portion 5. Therefore, the outeraesthetic layer 20 which encircles theinner grip layer 19 is visible on the exterior giving the present invention an aesthetically pleasing appearance. In order to have different appearances, the outeraesthetic layer 20 is available in multiple printed designs. - As shown in
FIGS. 6-8 , in the preferred embodiment of the present invention, thebase portion 12 comprises abottom end 15 and acavity 16 in addition to thetop end 14 mentioned previously. Thecavity 16 is used to position thebase interlocking mechanism 13. In order to do so, thecavity 16 is sufficiently sized and traverses from thetop end 14 towards thebottom end 15 allowing thebase interlocking mechanism 13 to be centrally positioned within thecavity 16. The central positioning of thebase interlocking mechanism 13 ensures that thebase portion 12 is concentrically aligned with thecup 1 when attached via thecup interlocking mechanism 7. - In the process of utilizing the present invention, the following process flow is generally followed. Initially, the
interchangeable sleeve 8 is positioned around thebody portion 5 such that thefirst end 9 is positioned between theneck portion 4 and thebody portion 5. Next, thebase portion 12 is attached to thecup 1 via thecup interlocking mechanism 7 and thebase interlocking mechanism 13. In doing so, thesecond end 11 is positioned in between thetop end 14 and thebody portion 5. As a result, theinterchangeable sleeve 8 remains stationary. If the user wishes to switch theinterchangeable sleeve 8, thebase portion 12 is detached and theinterchangeable sleeve 8 is removed. Subsequently, a preferredinterchangeable sleeve 8 is positioned around thebody portion 5 and thebase portion 12 is reattached to thecup 1 as previously mentioned. - Although the invention has been explained in relation to its preferred embodiment, it is to be understood that many other possible modifications and variations can be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as hereinafter claimed.
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1. A drinking cup with an interchangeable sleeve comprises:
a cup;
an interchangeable sleeve;
a base portion;
the cup comprises an opening, a body portion, a base plate, and a cup interlocking mechanism;
the base portion comprises a base interlocking mechanism;
the base plate being adjacently and concentrically connected to the body portion;
the opening being positioned opposite the base plate along the body portion;
the body portion being removably positioned concentrically within the interchangeable sleeve;
the cup interlocking mechanism being connected to the base plate opposite to the body portion; and
the cup interlocking mechanism being removably attached to the base interlocking mechanism.
2. The drinking cup with an interchangeable sleeve as claimed in claim 1 further comprises:
the cup further comprises a rim and a neck portion;
the neck portion being concentrically connected to the body portion opposite the base plate;
the rim being positioned perimetrically along the neck portion opposite the body portion;
the opening being delineated by the rim;
the opening perpendicularly traversing through the neck portion and into the body portion; and
the neck portion being radially offset from the body portion.
3. The drinking cup with an interchangeable sleeve as claimed in claim 1 further comprises:
the interchangeable sleeve further comprises a sleeve body, a first end, a second end, an inner grip layer, and an outer aesthetic layer;
the sleeve body extending from the first end to the second end;
the inner grip layer encircling the body portion; and
the outer aesthetic layer encircling the inner grip layer.
4. The drinking cup with an interchangeable sleeve as claimed in claim 3 further comprises:
the first end being positioned between the body portion and a neck portion of the cup; and
the second end being positioned between the body portion and a top end of the base portion.
5. The drinking cup with an interchangeable sleeve as claimed in claim 1 further comprises:
the base portion further comprises a top end, a bottom end, and a cavity;
the cavity traversing from the top end towards the bottom end; and
the base interlocking mechanism being centrally positioned within the cavity.
6. The drinking cup with an interchangeable sleeve as claimed in claim 1 further comprises:
the cup interlocking mechanism being a first threaded portion;
the base interlocking mechanism being a second threaded portion; and
the first threaded portion being engaged to the second threaded portion.
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