Devices for removal of moisture are provided. Also provided are wearable apparatuses that include devices for removal of moisture.

The present disclosure relates to a molded cup bra having a first bra cup portion and a second bra cup portion adapted to accommodate breasts of a user. The molded cup bra further includes a first fabric layer adapted to absorb perspiration that is at least adjacent to a skin surface of the user when the molded cup bra is worn, and a second fabric layer provided on inner side of said molded cup bra adapted to reprieve the skin surface of the user from the impact of synthetic materials touching the skin.

A leggings apparatus is shown. The leggings are configured to be worn by a user without the need for the user to wear an undergarment. As such, the apparatus is equipped with a first gusset layer and a second gusset layer disposed in a crotch area of the apparatus to provide security and comfort to the user without panty-lines. The first gusset layer is made of a cotton-based fiber fabric, and is preferably treated with an anti-bacterial coating. The second gusset layer is positioned atop the first gusset layer, and is made of the same fabric as the remainder of the leggings. The gusset layers are heat welded into a fixed position within the crotch area, and are equipped with flat seams which appear invisible. Seams are flat to ensure comfort, as well as to minimize the appearance of the seams of the crotch area of the apparatus.

An inventive baby swaddle is disclosed for protecting a baby's skin from harmful bacteria, chemicals, toxins, while providing the baby's skin with vitamins and minerals and other wellness properties such as anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory, odor-reducing, combatting inflammation, infusing vitamins, infusing minerals and promoting healing, all while the swaddle remains breathable and comfortable. The improved baby swaddle includes two layers of body material that both contain seaweed fibers which provide the protection and benefits to the skin. The improved baby swaddle also includes head and neck support while still allowing the baby some movability.

Undergarments are worn beneath other clothing articles and have direct contact to human skin and vital body organs. The rationale behind the development of this invention is to minimize electromagnetic fields/frequency (EMF); electromagnetic radiation (EMR); and electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS) while managing moisture production within the same. Multiple textile barrier linings will serve as blocking measures to minimize the hazardous effects linked to various EMR/EMF emitting exposure as well as introduce moisture and absorption properties. In addition, this invention will address the problems with existing products and EMF/EMR protectors that are described as heavy, uncomfortable, and expensive to process. Furthermore, this invention will serve a three-tier purpose in aiding the consumer in the first layer of protection for their genital and upper body torso, while providing a barrier from radiated EMF/EMR energy, as well as offer a composition to eliminate the production of moisture and bacteria through additional blocking features.

A sound and odor attenuating undergarment system comprising an undergarment further comprising a body portion with a front portion, a back portion, and a crotch portion positioned between the front portion and the back portion wherein the crotch portion comprises a first end and a second end; a channel extending between the first end and the second end of the crotch portion; and a tubular member configured to fit within the channel of the crotch portion of the body portion of the undergarment, wherein the tubular member is configured to absorb sound and odor from a wearer of the undergarment.

A garment, particularly swimwear, to cover a wearer's body between the waist and thighs has a shell of substantially impermeable material, a permeable inner lining material which lies next to the wearer's skin in use and an antimicrobial agent disposed between the shell of substantially impermeable material and the inner lining material. The antimicrobial agent may be Silver which has been deposited by a physical deposition process onto a textile disposed between the shell and inner lining material. The garment may form a lining of a swim nappy, the combination providing an article of swimwear.

A leggings apparatus is shown. The leggings are configured to be worn by a user without the need for the user to wear an undergarment. As such, a crotch area of the apparatus is equipped with an inner bikini layer to provide security and comfort to the user without panty-lines. The inner bikini layer is preferably made of a cotton-based fiber fabric, and is preferably applied with an anti-bacterial treatment. The inner bikini layer is fixed in position only by a front waistline seam and inseam near a rear crotch area, which leaves the leg openings free. The inner bikini layer is heat welded or flat locked into a fixed position within the crotch area, which appear invisible when viewed from the exterior of the garment.

A hosiery article to be worn on a foot. The hosiery article can include a plurality of pockets, each of the pockets being sized to receive at least one toe of the foot and to enclose the distal end of the toe, wherein at least one of the pockets is sized such that a portion of toe cleavage is exposed when the article is worn on the foot.

An article of clothing can be used to reduce or prevent the occurrence of prolonged skin-on-skin contact, rashes, irritation, intertrigo, infections, discomfort, or chaffing. Such an article of clothing has a moisture management material made up of at least an outer layer, an inner layer, and a tab. The moisture management material is attached to a portion of the article of clothing via a tab of the moisture management material. The moisture management material may be of various shapes and sizes and preferably fits within a prescribed area of the article of clothing. The moisture management material may be variably positioned within the article of clothing to provide differing results such as additional support and/or moisture absorbing or moisture moving where necessary. Preferably the article of clothing is a brassiere but may be a shirt, diaper, pants, socks, panties, or other undergarments.