the claimed subject matter is now described with reference to the drawings . in the following description , for purposes of explanation , numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of the claimed subject matter . it may be evident ; however , that the claimed subject matter may be practiced with or without any combination of these specific details , without departing from the spirit and scope of this invention and the claims . embodiments of the present disclosure generally may provide seat - covering systems that not only provide a level of protection for the underlying seat and comfort to the seated person , but also allow the person to dry himself and maintain warmth . fig2 depicts a preformed a typical rectangular towel system 10 . in one embodiment , system 10 may have a width ( w ) measuring about 40 inches represented by two segements of measure “ a ” and a length ( i ) measuring about 70 inches represented by one measure “ b ”. in such embodiments , the width ( 2 × a ) and length ( b ) may be varied . in those embodiments , the t - pocket is not restricted by the variances of width ( 2 × a ) to length ( b ) nor is the method used to form the “ t ” determined by the length ( b ) measurement . fig3 depicts the base seam of the t - pocket . in an embodiment of the present disclosure , the base seam system 30 may be formed by folding system 10 in half along the midpoint edge shown as 11 with the front or right - side out surfaces inward and opposing each half . individual stitches 31 are applied along the span 30 of the top edge of folded system 10 . the span length is measurement ( c ) which is approximately two - thirds the measurement of span ( a ) shown in fig2 . the remaining span ( d ) is approximately one - third the measurement of span ( a ) shown in fig2 . when the seam system 30 is completed , the base seam of the t - pocket is formed . fig4 depicts the top seam of the t - pocket . in an embodiment of the present disclosure , the top seam systems 40 and 50 may be formed by folding system 10 again along the perpendicular plane to the base seam 30 . span ( d ) is folded in half so that the midpoint of span ( d ) meets the interior end point of seam 30 . individual stitches 41 and 51 are applied along the spans d left and right along the top edge of folded system 10 . the span length is measurement ( d ) which is approximately one - third the measurement of span ( a ) shown in fig2 and is formed with two equal left and right segments measure ( e ). the left and right spans ( e ) are approximately one - half the measurement of span ( d ) shown in fig4 and one - sixth the measurement of span ( a ) shown in fig2 . when the seam systems 40 and 50 are completed , the top seam of the t - pocket is formed , this forms the competed t - pocket seam . in alternative embodiments , seam 30 , 40 and 50 may be formed any suitable manner , such as being bonded , glued , stapled , or any other suitable coupling method including using hook - and - loop fasteners , zippers , buckles , button , snap - button , adhesive , permanent adhesive , peel - and - stick material , male and female coupling adapters , other suitable coupling materials , or any combination thereof . fig1 and fig5 generally illustrate the t - pocket system 20 . fig1 illustrates the back face of system 20 and fig5 illustrates the front face of system 20 . it should be understood that system 20 shown in fig1 and fig5 is for illustrative purposes only and that any other suitable system or subsystem could be used in conjunction with or in lieu of system 20 according to one embodiment of the present disclosure . system 20 may generally include hood - like component as depicted in fig1 and 5 . alternatively , system 20 may include a pocket - like component as depicted as 70 in fig6 . in an embodiment of the present disclosure , hood - like component may be employed to accessibly and removably couple system 20 to an object , such as a seat . a pocket - like component may be employed to accessibly and removably couple system 70 to an object , such as a frame assembly . in operation , hood - like component system 20 may be coupled to an object , such as a seat back , by lifting hood - like component system 20 over the seat back and then hooding the seat back with hood - like component system 20 , such that first end with systems 40 and 50 engages the back of the seat back . in such an orientation , the longer second end of system 10 substantially covers the seat with system 60 displayed if applied to system 10 , thereby providing a layer of protection between the seat and a seated person . in alternate operation shown in fig6 , pocket - like component system 70 which is essentially hood - like system 20 , fig1 inverted , may be coupled to an object , such as a frame assembly , by laying pocket - like component system 70 over the frame assembly and then allowing the system 10 sewn with the t - pocket seams 30 , 40 and 50 to droop into the void formed by the frame assembly , such that first end with systems 30 , 40 and 50 of system 10 engages the frame assembly . in such an orientation , the pocket - like system 70 of system 10 substantially covers the frame and forms the pocket , while the long end of system 10 is suspended from the top of the frame assembly and allowed to hang from the frame assembly with system 60 displayed if applied to system 10 , thereby providing a display of system 10 along with system 60 . in one embodiment , hood - like component system 20 or pocket - like system 70 may stretch and expand so as to accommodate objects with varying size and shape . in other embodiments , hood - like component system 20 may compress and tightly secure itself around smaller objects , such as the seat back of a stadium seat . pocket - like system 70 may stretch and become more shallow or compress and have more depth . once coupled with an object , hood - like component system 20 or pocket - like system 70 may remain securely in place as a result of seams 30 , 40 and 50 , which may allow for ample enclosure of an object within hood - like component system 20 or enclosure of an object within pocket - like system 70 . system 10 may be coupled to seats having backs , such as , for example , car seats , beach chairs , stadium seats , airplane seats , house chairs , sofa chairs , patio chairs , lounge chairs , other suitable seats , or a combination thereof . system 10 may also be coupled to frames having square , rectangle , round , conical or triangular voids such as tubes , pipes , canisters , bowls , basins , or a combination thereof . hood - like component system 20 or pocket - like component system 70 may also be employed to accessibly and removably couple system 10 to any other suitable object . in one embodiment of the present disclosure , system 10 may be employed to clean water , sand , dirt , rain , mud , snow , and / or sweat off of a person , while protecting a seat or other suitable object from becoming dirtied . in another embodiment , system 10 may be employed as a protective barrier for a seated person against a dirty chair . in alternative embodiments , a non - seated person may employ system 10 as a hooded cape to dry and warm himself . in alternative embodiments , system 10 may be employed as a message board as a form of advertising . in alternative embodiments , system 10 may be employed as a display container to hold items for display , give - a - way or for sale . any of hood - like component system 20 or pocket - like system 70 , system 10 may be made of terry cloth , terry cloth like material , towel - like material , bamboo , silver impregnated material , carbon impregnated material , other materials having natural properties , other materials having infused antimicrobial properties , cotton , polyester , cloth , canvas , jute , hemp , sisal , fiber , natural fiber , synthetic fiber , other suitable material , or any combination thereof . in one embodiment , the exterior surface of any of hood - like component system 20 , pocket - like system 70 , system 10 , seams 30 , 40 50 , and stiches 31 , 41 and 51 may be embellished with different colors , patterns , camouflage patterns , patches , fabric paint , novelty items , ornamental items , stickers , removable stickers , text , logos , designs , images , other embellishments , other decorative materials , or any combination thereof to enhance or otherwise achieve a desired design . it may be advantageous to set forth definitions of certain words and phrases used in this patent document . the term “ couple ” and its derivatives refer to any direct or indirect communication between two or more elements , whether or not those elements are in physical contact with one another . the terms “ include ” and “ comprise ,” as well as derivatives thereof , mean inclusion without limitation . the term “ or ” is inclusive , meaning and / or . the phrases “ associated with ” and “ associated therewith ,” as well as derivatives thereof , may mean to include , be included within , interconnect with , contain , be contained within , connect to or with , couple to or with , be communicable with , cooperate with , interleave , juxtapose , be proximate to , be bound to or with , have , have a property of , or the like . what has been described above includes examples of the claimed subject matter . it is , of course , not possible to describe every conceivable combination of components or methodologies for purposes of describing the claimed subject matter , but one of ordinary skill in the art can recognize that many further combinations and permutations of such matter are possible . accordingly , the claimed subject matter is intended to embrace all such alterations , modifications and variations that fall within the spirit and scope of the appended claims . furthermore , to the extent that the term “ includes ” is used in either the detailed description or the claims , such term is intended to be inclusive in a manner similar to the term “ comprising ” as “ comprising ” is interpreted when employed as a transitional word in a claim . while this disclosure has described certain embodiments and generally associated methods , alterations and permutations of these embodiments and methods will be apparent to those skilled in the art . accordingly , the above description of example embodiments does not define or constrain this disclosure . other changes , substitutions , and alterations are also possible without departing from the spirit and scope of this disclosure , as defined by the following claims .
the present invention includes a method to sew a “ t ” shaped pocket into a towel to orient , support and secure a towel draped over a seat back or frame structure which is an capable being accessibly and removably coupled to suitable objects , such as car seats and other seating having back rests or frames used to display advertising messages or items placed on display resting in the t - pocket . the t - pocket component may include a first end and a longer second end , the longer second end employed to provide a level of protection for the underlying seat and comfort to the seated person , but also allow the person to dry himself and maintain warmth .