A thermal sock, which is made of Modal elastic core-spun yarn and high-elastic spandex covered yarn, including a foot part and a boot part knitted integrally, both the foot part and the boot part have two layers, a heater is arranged in the foot part, the heater is located in the interlayer of the two layers of material and coiled, and the power cord of the heater extends out of one side of the boot part along the interlayer. the heater is arranged in the foot part, the heater is electrified to generate heat to achieve the warmth retention effect, and the sock is a two-layer structure, the heater is put in the interlayer to prevent the heater from directly contacting the skin, and it is convenient for arranging the power cord.

A garment for patients receiving medical treatment is disclosed. The garment has a sleeve that has an outer surface and an inner surface each made of a first material, a fastener coupled to the sleeve and configured to open and close the sleeve, an inner lining attached to the inner surface of the sleeve. The inner lining is made of a second material that has a higher elasticity than the first material. The garment has a series of pockets disposed on the inner lining configured to hold a heating element to keep the patient's arms warm while in the treatment position.

A therapeutic bra including a body portion having a front, a back, a first side, second side, a first cup, and a second cup; the front and the back are connected at the first and second sides, the first cup including a first opening for receiving a first nipple of a user therethrough; the second cup including a second opening for receiving a second nipple of the user therethrough; a flap coupled to the first cup and configured to selectively conceal or expose the first opening; a second flap coupled to the second cup and configured to selectively conceal or expose the second opening; and a first heating apparatus comprising a first heating loop operably connected to a power source and a controller disposed on the body portion; and first and second heating loops associated with the respective cup, the side, the front, and/or flap.

An article of clothing includes a garment body, a heater coupled to the garment body, a battery holder separate from the garment body and including a power terminal, and a rechargeable battery pack including a housing and a plurality of battery cells received in the housing and configured to provide power to the heater. The battery holder is detachably couplable to the garment body. The rechargeable battery pack is electrically connectable to the power terminal. The housing is detachably couplable to the battery holder. At least a portion of the housing is external to the battery holder when the rechargeable battery pack is coupled to the battery holder.

A foot warming device for warming a foot of an infant for medical procedures, such as a heel stick procedure. A warming component is integrated into or is insertable into a sock or bootie. The warming component is located within the sock to warm a heel, a sole, a dorsum, or a combination of these parts of an infant's foot. Heat is generated exothermically from the warming component when a thermochemical composition is exposed to air or is agitated mechanically. The generated heat warm the adjacent part of the foot for long enough to improve blood flow to the area. The generated heat dissipates naturally as the thermochemical composition is consumed.

A heated body suit assembly includes a shirt, a pair of pants, a pair of gloves and a pair of foot pads which each has a series of conduits integrated into the shirt, pants, gloves and foot pads. In this way air contained within the conduits is heated by the shirt when the shirt and pants are worn. The series of conduits in the pants is fluidly attached to the series of conduits in the shirt when each of the shirt and the pants are worn. The conduits in each of the gloves are fluidly coupled to the series of conduits in the shirt for warming the user's hands. The conduit in each of the foot pads are fluidly coupled to the conduits in the pants for warming the user's feet. A pair of blowers is positioned within the shirt to blow air throughout series of conduits in the shirt, the pants, the gloves and the foot pads.

A lawn mower or stand-on powered drivable machine has an electrical port that receives current from an alternator powered by the engine or motor. The port receives a plug from a garment worn by the lawn mower operator. The garment includes one or more thermo-electric elements that are powered from current extending through the port. The thermo-electric (TEC) elements may be resistive heaters to warm the operator or TEC coolers to cool the operator. Furthermore, the garment may include a rechargeable battery that powers the thermo-electric elements when the plug is disconnected from the port.

Aspects of the present disclosure relate to a warming device that includes a clinical garment and a first pneumatic convective device. The clinical garment includes an inner surface for facing the patient and having an inner surface area. The clinical garment has a hemline and forms a longitudinal axis. The first pneumatic convective device can have an air-permeable layer having a pneumatic surface area, the pneumatic surface area is at least 25% of the inner surface area in a deployed state. The warming device can include a first inlet for admitting a stream of pressurized, warmed air into the first pneumatic convective device. The second end of the first pneumatic convective device extends past the hemline when in the deployed state, and, when the first pneumatic convective device is in a folded state, the second end extends no greater than 3 inches past the hemline.

Thermal regulating units are provided. Each thermal regulating unit includes a first thermally conductive layer in contact with the skin of the body. The first thermally conductive layer is embedded with electrical wiring and a first passive thermometer sensor. A plurality of spaced apart thermoelectric coolers are provided on the first thermal conductivity layer. A second thermally conductive layer opposite the first layer is exposed to ambient air or fluid. The second thermally conductive layer includes embedded electrical wiring and a second passive thermometer sensor. A thermal insulating layer is provided between the first and second thermally conductive layers. The thermal insulating layer creates a thermal barrier therebetween and adheres the first and second thermally conductive layer together. The thermal regulating unit operates responsive to a controller to regulate the temperature of a user based on the feedback of the one or more thermal regulating units.

An article of clothing includes a garment body and a heater coupled to the garment body. A battery holder defines a cavity. A rechargeable battery pack is configured for use with at least one of a power tool and a sensing device. The rechargeable battery pack is slidably received within the cavity and detachably coupled to the battery holder by a latching arrangement. A controller selectively provides power from the rechargeable battery pack to the heater. A user input member for selecting a mode of the controller is coupled to the garment body.