A garment is provided that includes an outer tubular garment portion and an inner tubular garment portion that are each fabricated from the same, continuous piece of protective material. By being formed from continuous portion of material, a user is provided with protection from ingress of fluids around an appendage when such fluid might be otherwise introduced through breaks in the material that rely entirely on a circumferential seam to secure separate pieces of material together. The inner tubular portion is not removable or severable from the outer tubular garment portion but is extendible to allow a user flexibility of use (e.g., stretching) without sacrificing performance. A method of creating a circumferentially continuous fluid impervious seal is also provided.

A garment is provided which boasts the ability to simulate an authentic suit jacket, dress shirt, and/or tie for purposes of providing a professional appearance during a video conference call. The garment is configured to open from the back which is easily slipped on and securely attaches to the user's torso.

A garment is provided which boasts the ability to simulate an authentic suit jacket, dress shirt, and/or tie for purposes of providing a professional appearance during a video conference call. The garment is configured to open from the back which is easily slipped on and securely attaches to the user's torso.

A combination shirt and jacket includes a shirt front portion having a collar formed at an upper end of the shirt front portion and first attachment mechanisms formed along sides of the shirt front portion, a jacket element. The jacket element includes second attachment mechanisms attached to an interior of the jacket element for engaging the first attachment mechanisms of the shirt front portion and a liner-less back portion formed along a back of the jack and adjacent to a wearer's back, the liner-less back portion shaped to fit with the back panel portion of the shirt element.

A combination shirt and jacket includes a shirt front portion having a collar formed at an upper end of the shirt front portion and first attachment mechanisms formed along sides of the shirt front portion, a jacket element. The jacket element includes second attachment mechanisms attached to an interior of the jacket element for engaging the first attachment mechanisms of the shirt front portion and a liner-less back portion formed along a back of the jack and adjacent to a wearer's back, the liner-less back portion shaped to fit with the back panel portion of the shirt element.