Disclosed are example embodiments of a garment such as a shirt or onesie. The garment includes a front portion of a garment, and a back portion of the garment, wherein the front portion of the garment and the back portion of the garment are releasably joined at a left side at a left pair of opposite shoulder portions of the garment using snaps, the left opposite shoulders portions each including a left portion strengthened using twill tape, one side of the left portion strengthened using twill tape including at least one female snap and another side of the left portion strengthened using twill tape including at least one a male snap and at a right side at a right pair of opposite shoulder portions of the garment using snaps, the right opposite shoulders portions each including a right portion strengthened using twill tape, one side of the right portion strengthened using twill tape including at least one female snap and another side of the right portion strengthened using twill tape including at least one a male snap.

The disclosure relates to a one-piece garment that fastens securely and snugly in the neck and back through a unique threading system, has static arm holes snug enough to prevent diaper access, gives room through inner leg paneling for a pull-up, and has tapering legs with static openings to prevent diaper access through modification of the leg.

Disclosed is a multi-use garment including each of a torsal portion, a pair of sleeve portions attached to the torsal portion and a pair of leg portions attached to the torsal portion. The torsal portion may be configured to be worn over a torso. Further, each sleeve portion may be configured to accommodate at least a part of an arm. Furthermore, each leg portion may be configured to accommodate at least a part of a leg. Additionally, the multi-use garment may include a pair of fasteners attached to one or more of the torsal portion and the pair of leg portions. Further, each fastener may be configured to create a closed end.

A versatile infant garment includes a garment body, a removable strap, at least one left strap fastener, at least one right strap fastener, at least one left leg-opening closure, at least one right leg-opening closure. The garment body includes a sagittal panel, a front panel, a rear panel, at least one fastener, a neck-opening rim, a left leg-opening rim, and a right leg-opening rim. The fastener is positioned along the sagittal panel and connected onto the front panel, thus providing access to the inside of the garment body. The left leg-opening closure and the right leg-opening closure are respectively integrated onto the left leg-opening rim and the right leg-opening rim, wherein the two closures transform the infant garment in between a onesie and a swaddle wrap. The removable strap is terminally attached to the garment body by the left strap fastener and the right strap fastener.

Examples of a baby garment with diaper support are described. The diaper support comprises a back panel and a front panel. The back panel is connected to the inner side of a back part of a garment along a waist portion. The front panel is connectable to an inner side of the front part of the garment along the front part of the waist portion. The diaper support further has a fastener with a first element and a corresponding second element. When the first and the second elements are separated, the diaper support is in an open configured to allow a user to put on a diaper and when the first and the second elements are joined together, the diaper support in in a close configuration supporting a weight of the diaper.

The subject matter relates to a one piece garment for a baby, including garments more commonly known as a onesie, one piece sleepers, rompers, sleep sacks and swaddles, that is designed in such a way to facilitate the quick inspection and changing of a child.

A garment comprises a trunk having a front side and a back side, and sleeves and legs attached to the trunk. The garment further comprises a rear opening on the back side of the garment that can be opened to expose the buttocks region of the wearer. Flaps may be movably attached to each sleeve and leg and convertible between a first position wherein the sleeves and legs are open, and a second position wherein the sleeves and legs are closed. One side of each sleeve and leg may be longer than the other side. The flaps movably attached to each sleeve may each have a first and a second side, the first and the second sides each formed from fabric having a different pattern, color, texture, or other perceivable distinction than a fabric used to form the rest of the garment.

This invention relates to clothing, and specifically to child jumpsuits. A child jumpsuit includes a back part, a front part with a fastener, and legs; the fastener is designed from the neck on the front part with a shift to the side from the central front line across the sitting line up to the lateral seam near the waist line level on the back. The technical result of the proposed invention consists in achieving a more convenient use of the child jumpsuit, simplifying its design and increasing the wearer's comfort.

A variety of apparel designs for infants and small children, specifically clothing designed to be worn while a child is sleeping to enhance the quality of sleep, regulate temperature, and/or improve the duration of restful sleep. Individual features disclosed herein such as venting, adjustable sleeves, adjustable leggings, and stays may be combined in such a manner to produce articles of clothing having combinations of two or more disclosed features.

A baby onesie to be worn by a baby includes body covering material configured to cover a body of the body, the body covering material including an opening through which the baby's head can protrude out from, a neckline provided around a perimeter of the opening, the neckline including a neckline fastener configured to be fastened and unfastened to thereby close and open the neckline, respectively, a zipper configured to open and close the body covering material, and a zipper locking mechanism attached to the zipper, the zipper locking mechanism configured to selectively attach to the neckline fastener and thereby lock the zipper in place according to whether the neckline fastener is fastened or unfastened.