A waterfowl hunting coat includes a coat torso portion covering the torso of the hunter. An integrated waterfowl hunting pocket suite includes a plurality pockets positioned on the coat torso portion. The integrated waterfowl hunting pocket suite includes at least one shell pouch that has a flapless opening and is positioned on a lower portion of the coat torso portion for receiving shotgun shells and making the shotgun shells and other ammunition accessible to the hunter. An upper cargo pocket provides a side loading opening for storing and permitting ready access to items of the hunter other than shotgun shells. A lower cargo pocket includes a side loading opening for storing and permitting ready access to items of the hunter other than shotgun shells. A hand warmer pocket is positioned apart and away from the shell pouch, the upper cargo pocket, and the lower cargo pocket and for accepting the hand of the hunter by the hunter bending his elbow to an approximate 90-degree angle.

A jacket with openings for harness rings includes a jacket having sleeves and an interior side and an exterior side. There is a hole in a back of the jacket. A weather tight material extends from the hole away from an exterior side. The jacket has similar openings for other safety rings, which commonly include two roughly at the hips and one against the chest of the wearer. The weather tight material is can be made of an elastic material, which seals around the safety ring of the safety harness that provides a weather resistant opening. The jacket and weather tight material are made of fire resistant material in one case. This invention provides a jacket that protects the wearer from the elements and does not interfere with the safety harness.

A modular utility vest system comprised of a harness portion and at least one frontal vest portion, the modular vest being constructed and arranged for independent use or removable engagement with an existing backpack. The harness portion includes a top element having an open slit for slidable engagement with a top handle on an existing backpack and two shoulder straps extending from opposing ends of the top element, each strap having adjustable buckling elements. The vest portion is comprised of a top end having a second buckling element and at least one pocket attached thereto. In use, the harness portion is positioned overtop of an existing backpack top handle, whereby the two shoulder straps on the harness portion lay overtop and are coupled to the shoulder straps on the existing backpack and the cooperating buckling elements on the vest portion are attached to the harness portion and depends vertically therefrom.

Protective coverall suitable for use over a body harness, the body harness having a plurality of safety rings, the body harness being worn by a person to support that person with safety lines or ropes attached to that body harness during an activity or if the person should fall, the protective coverall having a body portion having a plurality of openings for a person's limbs, along with the associated sleeves for receiving the arms and legs of the person, the body portion additionally having a plurality of safety ring openings with each safety ring opening provided with a safety ring sleeve for receiving a safety ring attached to the body harness, each safety ring sleeve further ending in an elasticized cuff.

A modular paintball harness is disclosed, including a backplate extending along the back of a user and releasably engaging with a waist belt to adjustably extend around the torso of the user. A lower pod sleeve releasably engages to the backplate to receive a first subset of a plurality of pods and an upper pod sleeve releasably engaged to the lower pod sleeve, the upper pod sleeve to receive a second subset of the plurality of pods. The modular paintball harness reduces unwanted movement and shaking during use while distributing the weight of the paintball harness and pods when worn. Further, the modular paintball harness allows the selectable configuration of the upper pod sleeve and lower pod sleeve based on the user's needs and playing style.

A user worn attachment device for engaging handle straps of bags to allow for hands free carrying of the bags includes a vest, which can be donned by a user. A plurality of hooks is attached to the vest, with each hook being selectively attachable to one or more handle straps of a bag. The bag and its contents thus are attached to the vest and carriable by the user without using their hands.

The present disclosure relates to a flexible mirror apparatus. This allows a person to have a rear view, side view and pan view of their head or neck. The mirror and flexible hose are attached to the vest (with the assistance of a Polyethylene board, Two Hole pipe straps, Pipe strap screws and Binding screws) to enable multiple views, otherwise only seen with the assistance of another person holding an additional mirror to these angles. This mirror apparatus allows one person the ability to have a rear view, side view and pan view of their head or neck. Please note, the person (wearing the mirror apparatus) must first be positioned in front of a mirror (not included) to enable a rear view, side view and pan view from the aforementioned mirror apparatus.

A coat with an integrated drag harness. The harness is a single strip of material, such as a flat webbing or rope that extends through a slit in the center of the back of the coat torso below the neck opening. Inside the torso, the strip is a yoke that follows a path that runs from the slit, around one arm hole, across the slit, around the other arm hole, and ending at the slit. The yoke is secured to the torso by stitching. The strip extends a length outside of the slit to form a strap that is at least is four feet long. Optionally, the end of the strap has a handle. Optionally, the strap is stored in a pocket in the back of the torso.

A protective garment having a support harness conduit comprising a flexible transition duct and a flexible rope cover forming a sleeve vertically centered on the back of the garment, the transition duct being attached to both arm sections and the torso section of the garment, or attached to the back below the neck section extending to above the waist of the garment, the torso end of the transition duct having a width wider than the back of the garment; with the distal closure end of the rope cover having a closure device to close the conduit and reduce the interchange of fluids or particulates between the interior and the exterior of the garment; wherein the rope cover end of the transition duct has a width that is at least 30 percent the width of the back of the garment.

Aspects herein provide for an apparel item (100) for upright sleeping. The apparel item (100) comprises features to reduce distractions such as a hood (124) with an integrated eye mask (310) and foam inserts (314) integrated into the hood (124) and configured to be positioned over the wearer's ears when the hood (124) is worn. The apparel item (100) further comprises a strap system (400) that is configured to hold the wearer's head in a static position during upright sleeping.