[Task] An object is to provide coldness-preventing protective clothing that can be manufactured at low cost and is lightweight and comfortable to wear.

[Means for Resolution] Coldness-preventing protective clothing is formed in the form of a working wear by using a sheet-shaped base material formed by joining either of a lattice-shaped, net-shaped, linear, or point-like foamed body or a sheet-shaped foamed body having at least one of a concave portion and a hole, or a combination of two or more of these foamed bodies, to cloth made of a nonwoven fabric, a net fabric, an air-permeable film, or an airtight film.

The subject of the present invention is cosmetic or pharmaceutical compositions which are protective against common skin irritants or allergens. The invention is also directed to the use of these compositions to protect skin from the effects of metal. Another object of the invention is a method of preventing or protecting the skin from the effects of metal, using the compositions of the invention.

The subject of the present invention is cosmetic or pharmaceutical compositions which are protective against common skin irritants or allergens. The invention is also directed to the use of these compositions to protect skin from the effects of metal. Another object of the invention is a method of preventing or protecting the skin from the effects of metal, using the compositions of the invention.

A vented coveralls is disclosed. Said vented coveralls comprising a bottom portion and a top portion. Said bottom portion having two legs and a top portion having two sleeves. Said top portion having a front, a back, a first side, a second side and one or more vents. Said vents are capable of allowing an air flow to pass through said vented coveralls. Said bottom portion comprises a trouser portion and said top portion comprises a shirt portion of said vented coveralls.

The invention relates to a functional footwear unit, in particular in the form of knit-of-parts, which has preferably a particularly modular protective function against chemical and/or biological toxic and/or harmful substances, especially warfare agents. The invention also relates to the uses thereof.

A garment that shields a wearer from electromagnetic radiation may generally have a length of fabric forming the garment. The wearable garment may be virtually any garment such as a brassiere, camisole, shirt, pants, leggings, head wear, footwear, and the like. The garment is preferably made of at least a first fabric and a second fabric, where the first fabric is a non-metallized fabric and the second fabric being a metallized fabric. The metallized fabric, in some embodiments, is a metal plated fabric having one or more electrically conductive metals disposed thereon. The metallized fabric is used to form at least one pocket of the garment. Electronics and other devices can be placed and stored in the metallized pocket thereby shielding the wearer from electromagnetic radiation emitted by the electronic or similarly situated device.

A garment that shields a wearer from electromagnetic radiation may generally have a length of fabric forming the garment. The wearable garment may be virtually any garment such as a brassiere, camisole, shirt, pants, leggings, head wear, footwear, and the like. The garment is preferably made of at least a first fabric and a second fabric, where the first fabric is a non-metallized fabric and the second fabric being a metallized fabric. The metallized fabric, in some embodiments, is a metal plated fabric having one or more electrically conductive metals disposed thereon. The metallized fabric is used to form at least one pocket of the garment. Electronics and other devices can be placed and stored in the metallized pocket thereby shielding the wearer from electromagnetic radiation emitted by the electronic or similarly situated device.

An exoskeleton frame having a frame body that includes a front torso member and a back torso member. The frame body further includes a first shoulder band and a second shoulder band each extending from the front torso member to the back torso member, and an opening positioned between the first shoulder band and second shoulder band. The exoskeleton frame further has an adjustable belt removably attached to the front torso and back torso member that is configured to direct a weight of apparel that is worn by the user over the exoskeleton frame to a weight-bearing area of the user located between knees and abdomen of the user, wherein the first shoulder band and second shoulder band are configured to support the weight of the apparel such that the weight of the apparel is not applied to a first shoulder or a second shoulder of the user.

Radiation protection clothing arrangement and method of wearing the radiation protection clothing arrangement. The radiation protection clothing arrangement includes a flexible coat having radiation protection material configurable to surround, in a state of use, an interior space and a bottom edge, a weight-relieving device that is embodied as a support skeleton connected to the flexible coat and that absorbs a weight of the flexible coat in multiple locations distributed in a direction of gravity and a support device, to which the support skeleton is connected, being arranged within a space extending in the direction of gravity from the interior space and being supportable, in the state of use, on an underlying surface.

Radiation protection clothing arrangement and method of wearing the radiation protection clothing arrangement. The radiation protection clothing arrangement includes a flexible coat having radiation protection material configurable to surround, in a state of use, an interior space and a bottom edge, a weight-relieving device that is embodied as a support skeleton connected to the flexible coat and that absorbs a weight of the flexible coat in multiple locations distributed in a direction of gravity and a support device, to which the support skeleton is connected, being arranged within a space extending in the direction of gravity from the interior space and being supportable, in the state of use, on an underlying surface.