A bedding system can include a combination sheet and comforter. A sheet can be removably affixed to a comforter. Connecting the sheet and the comforter can be accomplished by the use of buttons, hook and loop fastener, ribbon, cloth ties, or hooks. A top side of the sheet can include an array of buttons in columns and rows. An amount of buttons can be adjusted based on an intended size of the bedding system. The comforter can include a plurality of buttonholes, where each of the buttonholes on the comforter corresponds to one of the buttons of the sheet. It should be appreciated that each of the buttons and the buttonholes can be disposed in various patterns, arrangements, or arrays so long as the pattern of the buttons of the sheet corresponds to the pattern of the buttonholes of the comforter.

A wearable blanket with a distributed weight system for providing gentle and soothing weight on an infant's body without excessive pressure with optional swaddling wings that are removably attached to the wearable blanket. The wearable blanket has an array of subpanels containing weight or pressure-inducing material that can be adjusted to provide evenly distributed weight throughout the front panel of the wearable garment or create a weight gradient to provide more focused weighted support to particular areas of the wearable blanket depending on the physical or medical need of the wearer. The subpanels are compartmentalized and separated from one another to prevent undesirable movement or accumulation of weighted material and may include individual pouches or containers to hold the weight or pressure-inducing material that allows for customization and adjustment of any of a number of the subpanels that constitute the distributed weight system.

Articles (100, 200, 300, 400) are described herein. An example article may comprise a first surface (404) comprising a first lattice. The example article may comprise a second surface (406) at least partially spaced from the first surface (404) and having at least one common terminal connection point with the first surface (404). The first surface (404) may comprise a second lattice. The first surface (404) and the second surface (406) may define a cavity (407) therebetween. The first surface (404) and the second surface (406) may be capable of being deformed from a first state to a second state under a compression force to constrict a volume of the cavity. The first surface (404) and the second surface (406) may be capable of returning to the first state when the compression force is released.

The present invention relates to a designer home décor messaging system including a pair of designer soft textile articles for decoration and providing a way of communication between two users. A first article of the set has a printed customized question phrase, and a second article has at least one and potentially two response phrases corresponding to the question phrase. The first article can be displayed to ask the question and a panel of the second article can be displayed to respond to the question. The second article can be flipped to respond to the question with a different response. The phrases can be in any language, font, style and design. The system can also be in the form of covers for the articles having customized phrases.

A sleeping quilt includes an outer layer having an undrawn lateral width extending from a first longitudinal edge to an opposing second longitudinal edge and a drawcord having an undrawn lateral width. The drawcord being fixed to the outer layer at a first point and a second point laterally distal to the first point. Each of the first point and the second point is located a gap distance medially inward from the first longitudinal edge and the second longitudinal edge, respectively. The outer layer has a gatherable portion that is defined between the first point and the second point. A first undrawable portion is defined between the first point and the first longitudinal edge and a second undrawable portion is defined between the second point and the second longitudinal edge.

A recirculating warm air system configured to connect to an air inflatable product is provided. The system includes a first chamber and a second chamber. The first chamber includes a first air inlet and a first valve located at the first air inlet. The second chamber includes a second valve located between the first chamber and the second chamber, an air outlet, and a first hose connected to the air outlet. The second chamber further includes an air blower and a heater located between the air blower and the air outlet. The second chamber includes a second air inlet, a third valve located at the second air inlet, and a second hose connected to the second air inlet. The first hose and the second hose are configured to connect to the air inflatable product. The system further includes a processing unit configured to control elements of the system.

Provided are protector articles, comprising: a plurality of sheets overlaid one to the next, the plurality of sheets comprising a bottommost sheet, a sheet comprising a comfort face and a barrier face, the comfort face comprising a biodegradable spunlace nonwoven material, the barrier face comprising a water-resistant biodegradable material, and at least one of the plurality of sheets being releasable (e.g., releasably attached) to the article. The articles can be used in bedding, apparel, and furniture.

An example blanket includes: a yarn having a predefined length based on a target size of the blanket, wherein the yarn is interlaced to form the blanket, the yarn comprising: an outer layer comprising a first layer of fabric forming a tube, the outer layer having the predefined length and defining a fixed diameter of the tube and a fixed interior capacity of the tube based on the fixed diameter; and an inner layer comprising a second layer of fabric, having the predefined length and a width selected based on a target pressure to be applied over the target size of the blanket, wherein the inner layer is disposed in the tube to fill a portion of the fixed interior capacity of the tube.

A fitted bed sheet corresponding in size and shape to a top surface of a mattress, the bed sheet having an upper peripheral edge, a lower peripheral edge disposed below the upper peripheral edge, a channel positioned about the lower peripheral edge, at least one adjustable elastic cord disposed within the channel, and one or more locking mechanisms associated with the adjustable elastic cord to secure the adjustable elastic cord at a selected length. A partially fitted bed sheet has two corners at a first end and an opening at a second end, the two corners having at least one elastic cord associated therewith and being configured to partially secure the bed sheet to a mattress. A blanket or comforter is partially fitted to a mattress with an elastic fabric component having an adjustable elastic cord disposed about a lower peripheral edge thereof.

An infection control filter label includes a frame and a filter membrane that covers a window through the frame. The frame may be removably secured to a cover for an item, such as a cushion (e.g., a pillow, a positioner, a mattress topper, a mattress, a seat cushion, etc.), bedding (e.g., a duvet, etc.), or the like to provide a sealed cover for the item. The sealed cover may be impermeable, with the infection control filter label limiting the passage of dust and microorganisms (e.g., fungi, bacteria, mold spores, etc.) from passing therethrough. Thus, the sealed cover may protect its contents from external factors (e.g., sick individuals, etc.) while protecting the environment outside the sealed cover from the contents of the sealed cover. Information about the item may be provided on the frame; for example, by printing, writing, or the like.