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design patent contract question
Posted by Anonymous . updated on 2/26/2009
My partner and I recently designed a shirt wih a zipper that runs from the bottom the the top made in various styles and with any addable accessories. First we started out with t-shirts and branched out to shirts of different sleeve length and collar styles. We even came up with zippers that run diagonally. The shirts can be made of anything and the zippers are of any make. We currently have the patent on this particular design and are not only looking into selling them ourselves but selling the rights to clothing companies as well. The potential for design combinations are almost endless. Many people I talk to (mostly college and high school students) love the idea and would buy them either in stores or from us. Potentially how much would the design be worth to companies if anyone with experience in this field can venture a guess. If it is worth entering a contract how can I convey the design potential and the predicted demand? It may seem rediculous at first but when you think about it it is a pretty cool design as far as fasion goes. I would appreciate any type of feedback. If anyone could give me advice it would vastly improve our situation. Thank you.
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