A four-cornered garment has detachable fringes. The garment includes a piece of clothing with a central cut out for a head and four corners and each corner of the piece of clothing has a slit therein. Each slit includes a first side, a second side, a mitred vertex; and a closure formed of an overlap between the first side and the second side. The closure meets at the mitred vertex. When the closure is closed, the overlap holds one of the detachable fringes in place.

A device for deterring movement of a detainee adapted to dispense pulsed electric current to a human's epidermis and dermis. The pulsed electric current can interfere temporarily with muscular locomotion of the detainee. Embodiments of the device for deterring movement of a detainee include, but are limited to bands, gloves and vests.

A metallic pigment additive comprises iron oxide, surfactant, preservative, stabilizer and solvent. A latex formulation comprises the metallic pigment additive as mentioned above and glove prepared therefrom, wherein the minimum thickness of glove fragment that can be detected is 0.01 mm and wherein the glove has magnetization ranging between 0.10 emu/g to 1.0 emu/g, preferably 0.57 emu/g.

A hooded garment having a multifunctional riding hood to be worn by a wearer (e.g., a rider or passenger) during operation of a two-, three-, or four-wheeled vehicle. During operation of the vehicle in which the multifunctional riding hood is in a deployed or engaged riding position on the head of the wearer the multifunctional riding hood will provide enhanced protection against outdoor elements such as rain, snow, debris, wind, etc. Alternatively, during operation of the vehicle in which the multifunctional riding hood is in a stowed or disengaged riding position off the head of the wearer, the multifunctional riding hood prevents the entry of airflow into a front hood cavity of the riding hood.

The present disclosure relates to a flame-retardant fabric that includes a modacrylic fiber and a cellulose fiber. The cellulose fiber is one or more selected from a regenerated cellulose fiber and a natural cellulose fiber. The flame-retardant fabric contains the modacrylic fiber in an amount of 65 to 90 wt % and the cellulose fiber in an amount of 10 to 35 wt % with respect to the overall weight of the fabric. The modacrylic fiber contains a magnesium compound inside the fiber. The flame-retardant fabric contains the magnesium compound in an amount of 2.5 to 4.5 wt %. Afterflame time and afterglow time of the flame-retardant fabric measured using a flammability test based on ISO 15025: 2000 are 2 seconds or less and 2 seconds or less, respectively.

The Arm-worn Collapsible Nursing Cover and Blanket is disclosed. The claimed invention is an innovative nursing cover that features a flexible pop-up wire frame that is covered in soft fabric that expands and forms a flexible oval shape that easily collapses into a compact circle for storage. The structured form has arm holes on either side and can be worn on the arm or wrist which offer various configurations and functions for use and create an open barrier that provides complete coverage with an unobstructed view of the baby for the mother. It is designed to enhance the breastfeeding experience by providing full coverage with a full view of their infant while nursing. Additionally, the claimed invention has an affixed magnet that can secure an optional blanket that attaches magnetically to the cover. Overall, the claimed invention allows mothers to maintain eye contact with their babies and creates systems and methods for mothers to hold their babies close and snug to foster the close bond that occurs during nursing.

A water-resistant lower torso and leg garment system such as a wader or bib that includes a suspension system, a set of leg regions, and a torso region. The torso region is disposed over a portion of the torso of the user such that the front, two sides, and back of the torso region correspond to the ventral, lateral, and dorsal sides of a user respectively. The torso region further includes a novel rear storage system including a proximal surface substantially disposed adjacent to the dorsal side of the user, a distal surface disposed distally from the proximal surface with respect to the user, an internal region between the proximal and distal surface, and at least one opening between the proximal and distal surface to the internal region.

The invention pertains to a layered article designed for fluid protection, comprising a configuration that includes at least one outer fabric layer, at least one absorbent inner layer situated beneath the outer fabric layer, and at least one waterproof inner membrane layer positioned beneath the absorbent inner layer. This structure provides effective isolation of fluids, ensuring that moisture absorbed by the inner layer does not permeate through to the outer surface, thereby maintaining the dryness and cleanliness of the external environment adjacent to the article. The layered article is adaptable for various applications including protective garments and bedding, offering enhanced utility across different settings.

Provided herein are therapeutic devices effective to improve respiratory function and clear airways of a subject or patient. The therapeutic devices have at least one of a vest or wrap or an airway device, a power source, a driver operably connected to the power source configured to provide a driver action, a breathing event detector and a gating apparatus. The gating apparatus has a microcontroller and controls at least a relay, power to the driver or an output of the driver, a logical operation of the driver or a driveline component configured to operably interrupt or enable generation of and/or delivery of the driver action based on at least one detected breathing event. Also provided are methods for performing respiratory therapy on the subject via the therapeutic devices.

The present invention relates to a wearable garment that integrates a user-activated audio module into a custom-designed housing unit affixed to the fabric. The audio module emits pre-programmed sound content such as songs or instructional audio to support early learning. The module is removable, rechargeable, and may be updated with new content. Activation is accomplished through a button accessible from the outside of the garment. The invention is particularly useful for promoting independent learning in young children, including those with developmental challenges, and operates independently of screens or external devices.