A fashion system including a shaped garment comprising a base material and a removable drape is provided herein. The removable drape may be attached to the base material such that corresponding shapes of the base material and the removable drape cooperate to hold the removable drape in place. The base material may be formed using a geometric cutting technique and the removable drape may be formed using a thermoforming technique to create a complementary drape system.

An athletic performance shirt including a body portion for receiving a user's torso, an elongated sleeve attached to the body portion, the elongated sleeve being configured to receive a user's arm therein, and an opening on a distal end of the elongated sleeve, the opening being configured to display and receive a tracking device worn on the user's arm.

Articles and methods of using and making adaptive garment portions are provided. An adaptive garment portion is one that has shifting surfaces with apertures that shift from an aligned to an offset orientation depending on environmental conditions/stimuli. For example, a first surface material and a second surface material may be coupled by a responsive material portion. The responsive material portion may physically change in response to a change in environmental conditions internal or external to the garment (e.g., thermal energy, moisture) and/or stimuli (e.g., light energy, electrical energy, magnetic fields). The physical change in the responsive material portion facilitates the planar shift of the first surface material relative to the second surface material.

Articles and methods of using and making adaptive garment portions are provided. An adaptive garment portion is one that has shifting surfaces with apertures that shift from an aligned to an offset orientation depending on environmental conditions/stimuli. For example, a first surface material and a second surface material may be coupled by a responsive material portion. The responsive material portion may physically change in response to a change in environmental conditions internal or external to the garment (e.g., thermal energy, moisture) and/or stimuli (e.g., light energy, electrical energy, magnetic fields). The physical change in the responsive material portion facilitates the planar shift of the first surface material relative to the second surface material.

This protective garment has: a core region having a first side and an opposite second side and two appendage regions connected to the core region. Each appendage region has an innermost layer and a metal mesh layer. The core region and the appendage regions can both include an outermost layer. The innermost layer of the protective garment is configured to have a rolling degree of freedom relative to the metal mesh layer when a clamping force is applied to the outermost layer, which allows the wearer to rotate the appendage.

A garment includes a front panel and a back panel that each include an outer fabric layer and an inner fabric layer. The back panel is coupled to the front panel at first and second seams such that the respective inner surfaces of each of the respective inner fabric layers face each other. The back panel includes a torso portion of the back panel inner fabric layer and lacing extending across the centerline of the back panel configured to adjust a waist to hip ratio of a wearer. The torso portion of the back panel includes a right compressive panel formed from the compression layer material extending from the first seam towards a centerline; a left compressive panel formed from the compression layer material extending from the second seam towards the centerline; and lining material extending between the right compressive panel and the left compressive panel.

A product for reducing an odor profile of an object includes a base layer and a combination of materials coupled to the base layer. The combination of materials includes a first odor-controlling material and a second odor-controlling material. The combination of materials is configured to adsorb a percentage of odors that engage the base layer.

A fashion system including a shaped garment comprising a base material and a removable drape is provided herein. The removable drape may be attached to the base material such that corresponding shapes of the base material and the removable drape cooperate to hold the removable drape in place. The base material may be formed using a geometric cutting technique and the removable drape may be formed using a thermoforming technique to create a complementary drape system.

A glove and method of manufacture thereof. The glove includes a wrist region, a palm region extending outwardly from the wrist region, and a plurality of digit regions extending outwardly from the palm region. A front surface of the palm region and a front surface of the plurality of digit regions will be contacted by an object when the object is gripped in the hand of a user wearing the glove. A first texture is provided on the front surface the palm region and a second texture is provided on the front surface of the plurality of digit regions. The first texture and second texture are different from one another. In one embodiment, a sand pattern is micro-etched into the palm region and a raised diamond pattern is molded into the plurality of digit regions. Gripping zones are molded into the rear surface of the digit regions.

Embodiments of the present the disclosure relate to apparatuses, systems (100), and methods for flexible electronic panels (102) that can be incorporated into various garments (104). In an exemplary embodiment the electronic panel (102) comprises a substrate (118) and an electrically conductive wire (120) attached to the substrate (118). Exemplary embodiments include a garment (104) comprising a plurality of panels (102,A,A,A,Bl,B). In aspects, a first panel (102) is a unitary panel extending from a first appendage of the garment (104) to a second appendage of the garment (104). Additionally, at least the first panel (102) comprises at least one conductive wire (120) and wherein the remaining plurality of panels (A,A,A,BI,B) form the remainder of the garment (104).