Many garments lack pockets, and/or have pocket openings which may: be accessible to only right hand or left exclusively, require both hands to open the pocket closure, gape open, allowing items to exit the pocket without the wearer intending this. An extra pocket or a plurality of pockets offering both security and easy access is a welcome amenity. Disclosed is the reversible ambidextrous keyhole-access pocket, first embodiment as an integral part of a scarf having one or more such pockets, as well as a new method of suspending and accessing said pocket. Practical and elegantly simple but also unique, novel, surprising and unexpected, the combination of a particular style of keyhole and pocket, transforms the utility and convenience of pockets, improving articles into which said pockets are made.

A wader has a body having a chest portion and a lower portion including two leg portions and two boots. The chest portion has first, second, third, and fourth outer pockets. Each of the first and fourth outer pockets has an opening on a side of the wader, while each of the second and third outer pockets has an opening near a midline of the wader. The chest portion has first and second interior pockets, each of which has an opening on an upper side of the pocket. The first interior pocket is adjacent the first outer pocket and inward of the first and second outer pockets; the second interior pocket is adjacent the fourth outer pocket and inward of the third and fourth outer pockets. The first interior pocket is shallower than the second outer pocket and the second interior pocket is shallower than the fourth outer pocket.

An upper torso garment includes a torso section extending from a waist region to a neck region, a front region positioned adjacent to a chest of a wearer of the garment, and a back region positioned adjacent to a back of the wearer. The torso section includes a left torso region and a right torso region. A quick draw pocket is positioned on the left or right lateral side of the front region of the torso section, proximate to the waist region. The quick-draw pocket includes a pocket opening on a laterally outer side of the quick-draw pocket and a holster pocket opening on a longitudinal top edge of the quick-draw pocket. The pocket opening leads to a pocket chamber, and the holster pocket opening leads to a holster pocket chamber separate from the pocket chamber. The holster pocket chamber overlaps the pocket chamber in a stacked configuration.

The present invention relates to a compression garment designed to be worn by women, pregnant or post-partum, for body-shaping and/or after an injury or surgery. The compression garment comprises a plurality of hooks or clips sewn to the garment to which a plurality of straps are attached. The straps are grasped by a user to easily pull on and off the garment. The straps can be stored in a pocket disposed in the garment for a seamless appearance. The compression garment has a removable crotch region to be removed when a user uses a restroom, thereby eliminating removal of the entire compression garment.

Embodiments include a washable garment, comprising a main portion configured to be worn on a lower body of a wearer, the main portion comprising an outer fabric layer, a gusset layer, and an inner fabric layer, each layer having a substantially similar length; and a removable portion coupled to the main portion between the inner fabric layer and the gusset layer, the removable portion configured to absorb fluids while worn against the lower body of the wearer, wherein the inner fabric layer includes an opening for receiving the removable portion therethrough, and the removable portion is sized and shaped to extend substantially across a length and width of the gusset layer.

This invention is directed toward a garment that is comfortable to wear and can safely, with easy accessibility, securely store a cell phone and other important items. A preferred embodiment of the invention is a pair of shorts, with an elasticized waistband that can be tightened by a non-elasticized drawstring cord. There is a seamless, knitted inner layer similar to “boy short” style underwear. This seamless, knitted “boy short” style underwear inner layer provides comfort to the user. Two vertical side hip interior pockets are sewn to the inner layer at the outside of the seamless, knitted “boy short” underwear at the hips of the user, making it comfortable for a user to carry a cell phone and/or other items. The shorts have a thin line of reflective fabric on the seams and hem of the shorts, providing safety for the user.

A face shield and head covering combination is provided. The head covering comprises a body and an attachment element. The body defines a head opening configured to receive a user's head therethrough. The attachment element is coupled to the body and configured to couple to a face shield positionable on the user's face. The attachment element is configured to transition between a first position on the body and a second position on the body, wherein the second position is spaced from the first position.

A belt for the placement and the concealing of items. The belt worn around the waist of a wearer and including a rear section and pair of front sections. The front sections including a pair of flaps. The flaps hingedly connected to the front sections and opening in a direction from the front of the belt to the rear of the belt. The flaps having an inner side and located adjacent to the exterior of the front sections. The flaps concealing the inner side and allowing for the placement of pockets and storage devices within this concealed area.

The invention relates to a wearable safety item, for use in emergency situations and wearable by a person, including a substantially planar body adaptable to worn by the person in the first state and be able to be opened up in the second state. Also one or more pockets are included, associated with the body adapted to hold useful items for the emergency situation. The body includes instructions useful in an emergency situation when opened up in the second state, and in first state the wearable safety item is comfortably worn, including the item in the pocket. The invention also includes variations thereon, and methods of use.

The invention relates to a wearable safety item, for use in emergency situations and wearable by a person, including a substantially planar body adaptable to worn by the person in the first state and be able to be opened up in the second state. Also one or more pockets are included, associated with the body adapted to hold useful items for the emergency situation. The body includes instructions useful in an emergency situation when opened up in the second state, and in first state the wearable safety item is comfortably worn, including the item in the pocket. The invention also includes variations thereon, and methods of use.