The invention is of an improved mattress assembly and method for applying sheets to a bed mattress, involving partially attached top and bottom sheets for facilitating simulation installation of the two during sheet installation.

An aromatherapy blanket assembly includes a blanket that is positionable on a user for warming the user. A panel is foldable onto itself to form a pouch and the panel is removably attachable to the blanket. A plurality of beads is positioned in the pouch formed by the panel and each of the beads is infused with a chemical scent to release the scent into the pouch. A plurality of infusion lines is integrated into the blanket. An infusion unit is removably attachable to the blanket such that the infusion unit is in fluid communication with the plurality of infusion lines. The infusion unit contains a liquid scent thereby facilitating each of the infusion lines to release the scent associated with the liquid scent from the blanket for the purposes of aromatherapy.

A Bedding element comprising of a bed cover having one or more storage compartments and a first half zipper component sewn in to the under side of the bed cover that connects to a belt assembly device that has a strap, fastener and the second half zipper. The purpose of the storage compartments and belt are to provide temporary and conveniently store bedding items that are commonly used while in bed.

The storage compartments are located at the front end of the cover. The storage compartments are placed on the top or under side of the bed cover. The storage compartment has an elasticized and opening at the top to allow for access and placement of said storage items.

The first half zipper is located on the under side of the bed cover. The belt assembly device is temporarily fastened to the lower front end of a mattress. As previously stated, the first half zipper connects to the second half zipper that is attached to the belt assembly device.

The purpose of the belt assembly device is to secure the bed cover to the mattress, so that the bed cover will not fall off the bed while the storage compartments are in use and provide the ease of making up the bed in minimum time.

A reversable baby activity blanket that turns into a toddler pillowcase that provides entertainment and comfort and includes two detachable pillowcases with zippers, having the inner, reversible pillowcase with fastening material loops on three of the four corners, to securely hold baby sensory items (pacifiers, lightweight toys and blankets, teethers, soft books, small stuffed animals). When reversed and zipped shut, it offers a clean environment for said baby sensory items to be stored. A removably attached polyester tether snaps on to the fourth corner of the inner pillowcase to securely hold a Velcro bracelet or scrunchie to fit baby's wrist and can also be worn separately to carry said items. The outer pillowcase includes a snap to securely hold a fleece cloth, which when infused with mother's scent, offers a sense of security for baby. When age appropriate, the detachable outer pillowcase can be used with a toddler-sized pillow.

A modular blanket comprising of separate blanket materials of varying size and fastening mechanisms including buttons and zippers. The blanket may be comprised of traditional blanket material such as wool or cloth and be used for standard purposes of warmth or comfort. Additionally, the blanket may be comprised other material such as fiberglass, to be used for commercial or public purposes, such as the extinguishing of a fire. The fastening mechanisms including, but not limited to buttons or zippers are attached along the lateral sides of such blanket material to allow quick and easy assembly and disassembly.

The invention provides an invertible bedding stability system comprising a fitted sheet, a top sheet that resembles a flat sheet at the head end and fitted sheet at the foot end, and a cover bearing a constellation of buttons. The top sheet is sewn by a seam to the fitted sheet along their foot end and one side, such that elastic straps are sandwiched between them and bisected by that seam. The elastic straps define button holes; the external half of each strap may mate to one or more respective buttons on the cover. When the system is mounted on an intended mattress, the bedding remains more reliably in a fully or partially made-bed state, thereby improving the user's sleeping experience.

A breathable comforter is provided. The breathable comforter includes a main body with at least one mesh body that runs along a width of the main body. The mesh bodies are integrated into the main body and enable an individual to breathe therethrough. A plurality of fasteners run along the width of the main body. A plurality of complementary fasteners is disposed on a minor body. The plurality of fasteners and the plurality of complementary fasteners couple together to selectively secure the minor body to the main body, in such a configuration where the minor body covers over the mesh body. In some embodiments, a plurality of pockets is disposed on the main body. The plurality of pockets is configured to house weighted inserts. The device can be used to enable an individual or a pet to sleep under a comforter while being able to breathe therethrough.

Fibers, fabrics, mattresses and processes of making the fibers generally include a microencapsulated phase change material; and a polymer, wherein the microencapsulated phase change material is greater than 50 percent by weight of the fiber. The process for making the fibers is a dry jet/wet spinning process free of sonication.

Therapeutic blankets and therapeutic clothing, such as shirts, jackets, and vests, are provided. In embodiments of the present disclosure, the therapeutic blankets and therapeutic clothing include at least one memory item and at least one fidget item. The at least one memory item and the at least one fidget item are removably attached to the therapeutic blankets and the therapeutic clothing.

This invention describes a 3-layer insulation material comprising a first fabric layer, a second fabric layer and a third fluted intermediate fabric layer between the first and the second fabric layers, the fluted intermediate fabric layer being attached alternately to the first and the second fabric layer with longitudinal seams forming longitudinal channels for the insulation material having individual insulation material bundle inside each longitudinal channel. Also disclosed are a method and an arrangement for producing the same.