An electrically heated article of warmth adapted to generate heat to a user person’s body. The article of warmth has at least one integrally formed pocket to support and conceal one or more batteries at desired locations and orientations therein for the comfort of the user person. The pocket is formed between opposed fabric materials to define a hollow concealed pocket space. An opening is formed in one of the opposed fabric materials for access to the hollow concealed pocket space. The opposed fabric materials have an inner surface facing one another in the hollow concealed pocket space. The inner surfaces have sticky materials which when the inner surfaces are placed against one another they exhibit a binding retention force. The one or more batteries are retained at the desired locations and orientations by the retention force of the of the inner surface of the opposed fabric materials being placed in contact with one another. In one embodiment, only one of the inners surfaces has a sticky material and the batteries are provided with a further sticky material to bind to the inner surface.

A body cooling scarf includes a flexible tube having a tube side wall and a tube open end and a tube closed end, defining within the flexible tube an elongate tube internal chamber; a flexible, chamber partition extending longitudinally within and dividing the tube internal chamber into a longitudinal first cooling unit pocket and a second cooling unit pocket, each having a pocket interior with a pocket interior width, breadth and length; and a series of cooling units which are sized in width and breadth to substantially match the width and breadth of each cooling unit pocket interior, and sized in length so that a series of between six and fourteen cooling units are required to completely fill a given pocket, for substantial cooling scarf flexibility.

A heated article of clothing including a garment body, a heater coupled to the garment body, a heater supply cable configured to provide electrical power to the heater, and a battery pack configured to power to the heater by way of the heater supply cable. The garment body includes a first compartment configured to hold the battery pack, a second compartment configured to alternatively hold the battery pack, and a pass-through connecting the first compartment to the second compartment internally within the garment body such that the battery pack is movable between the first and second compartments while remaining coupled with the heater supply cable.

A garment apparatus has two front panels, a rear panel, a neck section, two shoulder sections, a bust section, a waist section, two shoulder pockets, a waist pocket and a back pocket. The rear panel is connected in between the two front panels. The two shoulder pockets are mounted onto and located at the two shoulder sections. The waist pocket is mounted onto and located at and extends along the waist section. The back pocket is mounted onto and extends from the waist section, through the bust section to the neck section. Two shoulder heat exchangers are accommodated within two shoulder pocket compartments. A waist heat exchanger is accommodated within a waist pocket compartment. A back heat exchanger is accommodated within a back pocket compartment.

A wearable thermal regulating garment, including a main body to be worn around at least a portion of a body of a user, a plurality of chest thermal units disposed on at least a portion of a chest area of the main body to regulate a temperature level of the main body, a plurality of torso thermal units disposed on at least a portion of a front surface of the main body to regulate the temperature level of the main body, and a plurality of back thermal units disposed on at least a portion of a rear surface of the main body to regulate the temperature level of the main body.

The gloves with finger-warming insert pockets comprise a pair of gloves, a plurality of heating strip pockets, and a plurality of heating strips. The pair of gloves may be adapted to be donned by a user. The gloves with finger-warming insert pockets may be adapted to warm a user's hands. The plurality of heating strips may be activated to produce heat and may be placed into the plurality of heating strip pockets located on the dorsal side of a plurality of finger stalls on both a left glove and a right glove. The plurality of heating strips may be removed from the plurality of heating strip pockets when spent.

An apparatus including an electrical source and a circuit board. The electrical source includes an outer shell including a receptacle, a battery arranged within the outer shell, and at least one electrical connector electrically connected to the battery and extending through the outer shell. The circuit board includes at least one circuit element and a mounting post. When the mounting post of the circuit board is received within the receptacle of the outer shell, the at least one electrical connector of the electrical source is electrically coupled to the at least one circuit element of the circuit board.

A garment in one aspect of the present disclosure includes an outer fabric and a lining fabric. The outer fabric forms a front body part and a back body part. The front body part includes a first opening to be situated in a center portion of the front body part in a width direction of the garment when the garment is worn over a wearer. The first opening extends in a length direction of the garment. The lining fabric is attached to the outer fabric so as to form an internal space between the lining fabric and the outer fabric. The internal space is formed (i) to accommodate a fan in the internal space and (ii) to let an airflow generated by the fan pass through the internal space.

An improved protective garment is form-fitting and comfortably secured to the wearer and includes a plurality of padding surfaces to adequately protect the wearer from moisture, cold, wind and uneven surfaces, while also providing pockets that are accessible from both a standing and seated position for storage or hand warming. The pads are held in separate compartments that are readily accessible so that users can replace and/or adjust the pads, such as by trimming them. These features allow for less encumbered motion of the wearer and are based on the construction and shape of the garment. The shape allows for both expansion of coverage on the wearer's body to include the crotch as well as lateral and anterior thighs extending from the waist to just above the knees.

Garment for cryotherapy comprising several receptacles to house a cold-accumulating material, in which each of said receptacles is formed by a closed fold of garment fabric, each one of said receptacles presenting two end openings for the introduction of a container of cold-accumulating material.