An article of clothing includes a body portion and at least one sleeve. An inner layer of the sleeve is formed by a first material, and an outer layer of the sleeve is formed by a second material having a satin weave. The outer layer extends to the wrist area and is attached such that a shiny side of the satin weave faces outward and a dull side of the satin weave faces inward. The outer layer has an orientation of a two-way stretch characteristic being around a circumference of the sleeve and not lengthwise along the length of the sleeve. The inner layer and the outer layer are joined by a longitudinal seam running lengthwise along a top of the sleeve. A wearer operates a computer mouse with the wrist area of the sleeve intermediate the wearer's inner wrist and a mousepad. The outer layer glides against the mousepad.

The present invention relates to a male underwear garment with an attached protective fabric attachment. The fabric attachment can be integrated to the inner lining of a male underwear garment during manufacturing and functions as a barrier between the male reproductive organ of the wearer and clothing during and after urinating. The attachment prevents urine droplets from staining clothing during and after male urination. The attachment can be stitched into the underwear liner and can be pulled out (i.e. deployed) to cover a front portion of clothing to prevent urine droplets from staining the clothing.

A burp cloth with a connection mechanism to removably attach multiple burp cloths together is implemented. The burp cloth may have a front-side cloth and a rear-side cloth, and in between the two cloths are magnets. The magnets are sealed and secured in place via stitching that encircles the magnets. The stitching extends from the front-side cloth to the rear-side cloth to create a sealed pocket between the cloths. The front- and rear-side cloths are attached via a trim that surrounds each cloth's perimeter. Opposing sides of the trim are stitched to a respective front- or rear-side cloth to form the components into a single burp cloth unit. Multiple burp cloths can be uniformly arranged and removably engaged with each other via the magnets, thereby enabling a user to quickly and easily remove a dirtied burp cloth to expose a clean burp cloth for use.

An improved facial mask with a multilayered interior surface operable to minimize the damage to facial cosmetics while preventing the spread of airborne contagions. The first layer is comprised of breathable filtration material arranged on the interior surface to enable the user to comfortably breath through the mask while filtering airborne pathogens. The second layer is comprised of hydrophobic and/or lipophilic material arranged to minimize the damage to cosmetic arrangements made by the user.

An isolator device includes a housing for engaging with a head of a user and a nasal mask for covering a nose of the user, a filter member attached to the housing for dirt filtering purposes, a radio attached to the housing, a speaker attached to the housing and connected to the radio for allowing a sound generated by the user to be amplified and to be heard by people, and an earpiece attached to the housing and connected to the radio for allowing an external sound to be amplified and to be heard by the user. The radio is selected from a two-way radio. A fan member is attached to the housing for circulating an air into the chamber of the housing.

An isolator device includes a housing for engaging with a head of a user and a nasal mask for covering a nose of the user, a filter member attached to the housing for dirt filtering purposes, a radio attached to the housing, a speaker attached to the housing and connected to the radio for allowing a sound generated by the user to be amplified and to be heard by people, and an earpiece attached to the housing and connected to the radio for allowing an external sound to be amplified and to be heard by the user. The radio is selected from a two-way radio. A fan member is attached to the housing for circulating an air into the chamber of the housing.

An enhanced garment and method of using the same is characterized by a garment that provides for one or more grip pads to be secured onto or integrated into the garment at locations where the grip pads may be advantageous to the user. In some embodiments, the positioning of the grip pads on or within the garment may correspond to locations wherein friction, cushioning, or other advantage is desired. When in use, the present invention may provide that the user may grip objects more securely, manipulate objects equipment more efficiently, or otherwise perform tasks in a desired way.

An enhanced garment and method of using the same is characterized by a garment that provides for one or more grip pads to be secured onto or integrated into the garment at locations where the grip pads may be advantageous to the user. In some embodiments, the positioning of the grip pads on or within the garment may correspond to locations wherein friction, cushioning, or other advantage is desired. When in use, the present invention may provide that the user may grip objects more securely, manipulate objects equipment more efficiently, or otherwise perform tasks in a desired way.

A cover to attach along an edge of a garment and extend over a fastener. The cover includes front and back members each with outer and inner surfaces. A connector comprising a first end is connected to the front member and a second end is connected to the back member. The connector is sized to space apart the inner surfaces by a gap. The front and back members are connected together in an overlapping arrangement with the inner surfaces facing together and spaced apart on opposing sides of the gap.

A cover to attach along an edge of a garment and extend over a fastener. The cover includes front and back members each with outer and inner surfaces. A connector comprising a first end is connected to the front member and a second end is connected to the back member. The connector is sized to space apart the inner surfaces by a gap. The front and back members are connected together in an overlapping arrangement with the inner surfaces facing together and spaced apart on opposing sides of the gap.