for the purpose of promoting an understanding of the principles of the invention , references will be made to the embodiment illustrated in the drawings . specific language will also be used to describe the same . it will , nevertheless , be understood that no limitation of the scope of the invention is thereby intended , such alterations and further modifications in the illustrated device , and such further applications of the principles of the invention illustrated herein being contemplated as would normally occur to one skilled in the art to which the invention relates . one embodiment of an over garment is shown in fig1 and 2 and indicated generally by numeral 10 . the over garment 10 comprises at least one front panel 2 having an interior surface 4 and an exterior surface 6 , a top 7 , a bottom 9 and a pair of side edges 11 . a back panel 8 also has an interior surface 4 and an exterior surface 8 , a top 13 , a bottom 15 and a pair of side edges 17 , wherein the back panel 8 is joined along its top 13 to the top 7 of the at least one front panel 2 . a head opening 24 is defined by a portion of the top of said joined front 2 and back panels 8 , to allow a head to go through such that the garment 10 drapes over a user &# 39 ; s shoulders . a hood member 12 extends from the top of the back panel 8 and adjacent to said head opening 24 , to cover a user &# 39 ; s head for warmth . the length of the garment is such that when the wearer stoops , sits , or kneels , the garment reaches the ground . this allows a person &# 39 ; s body heat to stay within the garment interior and not escape through the ground . more particularly , when a wearer is standing , the length of the front and back panels extends from the shoulder height to below the knees of the wearer . in at least one embodiment , the front panels and the back panels are four feet in length . there is a pair of external pockets 14 , affixed to the exterior surface 6 of the at least one front panel 2 . there is a pair of internal pockets 16 , affixed to each interior surface 4 of the at least one front panel 2 . a pair of apertures 20 extend between the side edges of the at least one front panel 2 and the back panel 8 , to allow a user &# 39 ; s arms to extend noiselessly out from the interior of the garment 10 . in at least some embodiments of the present invention , as shown in fig1 , 2 , 4 , and 5 , the two front panels 2 are connected with a fastening device 18 . the fastening device may be coupling snapping members , a zipper , velcro ® or the like . in at least one embodiment of the present invention , as shown in fig6 , the garment may further include a pouch member 28 into which the back panel 8 , the front panels 2 , and hood 12 may be folded for storage . a strap 30 is preferably affixed to the pouch and is used to carry the garment 10 when it is stored in the pouch 28 . as shown in fig1 - 6 , in at least one embodiment of the current invention a hood 12 extends from the top of the back panel 8 , adjacent to the head opening 24 , to cover a user &# 39 ; s head for warmth . as shown in fig5 and 6 , preferably a pair of vest flaps 22 extend downwardly from the top shoulder area of the garment 10 , over the back 8 and front panels 2 and 2 . the vest flaps 22 may connect to the shoulder area of the over garment 10 by using snapping members , buttons , zippers , velcro , or the like . likewise , the vest flaps 22 may also be padded ( not shown ) to lessen the impact of the hunting gun &# 39 ; s recoil . in use , a user opens the garment 10 from the bottom by separating the front and back panels 2 and 8 . the user then pulls the garment 10 over his head so that his head passes through head opening 24 . if a hood 12 is affixed to the garment 10 , the user can choose to employ the hood on his head . if he so desires , the user can then put his arms through the apertures 20 , or simply keep his arms inside the garment 10 . if the garment 10 has a closure 18 , a user first pulls the garment 10 around himself and then puts his arms through the apertures 20 . he then closes the closure device 18 . at that point , the user has the option of pulling his arms inside the garment 10 for warmth or to access any internal pockets 16 that may be on the inside of the garment 10 . after use , if a pouch 28 is affixed to the garment 10 , the garment 10 may be folded into the pouch 10 and then carried by a strap 30 . when the user extends his hands out the apertures 20 the garment is quiet and still . the noiselessness of the garment allows a user , such as a hunter , to extend his or her arms out of the apertures 20 , 20 , and take aim at a game animal without startling it . likewise , when a user lifts his or her arms while wearing the garment , particularly to point and shoot a gun , the garment remains on the shoulders so that the user has a clear view . the garment does not rise or move significantly . various alternatives are contemplated as being within the scope of the following claims particularly pointing out and distinctly claiming the subject matter regarded as the invention .
an outer garment , worn over a jacket and other clothing , for additional warmth . the garment comprises apertures or openings instead of sleeves to allow a user to tuck his arms into the garment like a blanket , or extend his arms through the apertures noiselessly . the garment further includes interior pockets that are shaped and angled to accommodate a user to comfortably who is wearing mittens . the garment is used for hunters and sporting event spectators , to provide comfort in extreme weather conditions .