A garment includes features of a pair of shorts and a skirt. An exemplary embodiment includes a pair of compression shorts including a waistband, legs, and a gusseted crotch made of a moisture-wicking fabric. The waistband may include a drawstring for adjustable fit, and a zippered pocket. Each of the legs of the shorts has an anti-ride-up feature disposed respectively near the inside bottom of the legs. Each of the legs includes, respectively, at least two outside pockets that lie flat against the legs when empty. A skirt is attachable and detachable by an attachment means to the waistband of the shorts. The skirt has an inner and outer side with either side being attachable via the attachment means to the waistband of the shorts to be the outside of the skirt. The skirt may have a selective shortening feature for shortening at least a part of the skirt.

An exemplary approach toward convertible wrap around pants to jumpsuit formation where the ties on the side of a regular wrap pants can be grabbed and wrapped around neck and the rest of the fabric is hanged. The other two ties are pulled between the legs and brought to the waist level on the back. The ties are brought to the front or belly button and this creates open back jumpsuit with a cowl décolletage hanging at the front allowing ease use ability and portability. This approach is universal in size and fits to all.

A garment accessory of the invention designed to be seamlessly worn with sleeveless or strapless tops, dresses or other garments for the purpose of varying the appearance of the original garment, while at the same time concealing a woman's arms without adding undue bulkiness on the torso of the wearer. The garment accessory is made from a multi-way stretch material such that the garment is designed to be form fitting and fit snugly around the arms and torso of the wearer to provide sufficient support to be worn with or without any underlying garment (e.g., brassiere).

A double-sided undergarment apparatus for adding multiple styles and increase use to a single undergarment includes an undergarment body having a front side, a back side, a waist aperture, a right leg aperture, and a left leg aperture. The undergarment body has an inner side and an outer side. The inner side has a first pattern and the outer side having a second pattern. A double waistband is coupled to the undergarment body. The double waistband is coupled to a perimeter of the waist aperture and comprises an inner waistband and an outer waistband. The double waistband is elasticized. The apparatus is wearable with either the inner side and the inner waistband facing outwards or with the outer side and the outer waistband facing outwards.

A reversible garment for covering at least a portion of a wearer's upper body, comprising: at least one front panel for at least partially covering a front portion of a wearer's torso, at least one back panel for at least partially covering a back portion of the wearer's torso, wherein first and second shoulder areas are formed between the at least one front panel and the at least one back panel, first and second shoulder pads for providing shaping to the wearer's shoulders, each of the first and second shoulder pads being releasably attached to a respective one of the first and second shoulder areas, wherein the reversible garment has first and second opposing surfaces, with the first surface being external and the second surface being internal when the reversible garment is worn in a first configuration and the second surface being external and the first surface being internal when the reversible garment is worn in a second, inverted, configuration, and wherein the first and second shoulder pads are configured to (a) releasably attach to the second surface of the respective first and second shoulder areas when the reversible garment is worn in the first configuration, and (b) releasably attach to the first surface of the respective first and second shoulder areas when the reversible garment is worn in the second configuration.

A process for making a seamless, reversible two-color jersey, including the following steps: knitting with a wholegarment knitting machine in such manner to make a seamless reversible jersey; closing the bottom and the cuffs of the jersey, making tracks on the sides of each sleeve and of the body, dry-cleaning the jersey, removing the stains, finishing the jersey, tacking a patch on the jersey to cover the opening generated by the neck, pre-ironing the jersey, dyeing the jersey, wherein the dye color is absorbed in a different way on the external surface of the jersey and on the internal surface of the jersey, in such manner to obtain a two-color jersey, removing the patch and the seals of the bottom and of the cuffs.

A reversible garment includes a plurality of pieces of a fabric joined by one or more seams, each seam constructed by joining a first edge of a first piece of the fabric and a second edge of a second piece of the fabric. The fabric includes a first presenting surface having a first appearance and a second presenting surface having a second appearance, the second presenting surface being opposite the first presenting surface, and the second appearance being different from the first appearance. A main portion of the reversible garment is formed by a single layer of the fabric without a lining, and the reversible garment is configured to be worn in a first mode displaying the first presenting surface of the fabric outwardly and a second mode displaying the second presenting surface of the fabric outwardly. For each seam, the first edge and the second edge are enclosed in the seam and hidden from view both when the reversible garment is worn in the first mode and when the reversible garment is worn in the second mode.

A process for making a seamless, reversible two-color jersey, including the following steps: knitting with a wholegarment knitting machine in such manner to make a seamless reversible jersey, closing the bottom and the cuffs of the jersey, making tracks on the sides of each sleeve and of the body, dry-cleaning the jersey, removing the stains, finishing the jersey, tacking a patch on the jersey to cover the opening generated by the neck, pre-ironing the jersey, dyeing the jersey, wherein the dye color is absorbed in a different way on the external surface of the jersey and on the internal surface of the jersey, in such manner to obtain a two-color jersey, removing the patch and the seals of the bottom and of the cuffs.

Provided is an upper wear allowing an increase in variations of wear coordination of the upper wear. An upper wear 1 includes a front panel 10 having front panel pieces 50 and 51 at left and right. The upper wear 1 is configured such that respective upper parts of the left and right front panel pieces 50 and 51 can be folded back to the back surface sides thereof, to be held at the back surfaces of the front panel pieces 50 and 51, respectively.

The present invention is directed to an invertible garment having an outer layer and an invertible inner layer. A first design is disposed on the outer layer and a second design is disposed on the invertible inner layer. A light source is sandwiched between the first design and the second design, wherein the light source is configured to selectively light the first design, the second design or both the first design and the second design.