A towel for being worn around a user's body includes a flexible planar member with at least one corner. A grommet is coupled to and extends through the flexible planar member. The grommet defines a hole in the grommet and comprises a plurality of flaps which are radially arranged with respect to each other and extend inwardly into the hole. The grommet is positioned distally from a selected corner of the at least one corner of the flexible planar member, and the selected corner is insertable through the hole of the grommet. Each flap comprises a resiliently bendable material such that the flaps bend to accommodate the selected corner. Having bent to accommodate the selected corner, the flaps are biased to constrict the selected corner when the selected corner is inserted through the hole to secure the selected corner in the hole.

The disclosure relates to a garment comprising a lower torso portion comprising a front portion, a back portion, and a strap portion configured to couple the back portion and the front portion. The strap portion is fixed to one of the back portion or the front portion at one end thereof and free at the other end thereof, and the free end is configured for being removably coupled to the other of the front portion or back portion. The strap portion is configured for being circumferentially disposed over the pubis mound and between legs of the user. The strap portion comprises a first magnetic closure coupled to the free end thereof and the other of the front portion or back portion to which the strap portion is removably coupled comprises a second magnetic closure.

A garment system can include a gown that can include a body portion configured to cover a torso of a user and a first panel integrated into a first portion of the gown. The garment system can further include a first fastening portion configured to selectively attach or detach the first panel to the body portion to selectively expose a first target area of a user's torso.

Pants that can accommodate a catheter including a panel that is a covering component of a pant leg that can provide access to the at least one collection bag on a frontal anterior thigh of the wearer, wherein the panel provides partial and full access to the at least one collection bag, wherein the panel has a lateral edge that is coextensive with a lateral seam of a pant, a partial perimeter outer edge that is closed by a continuous zipper tape with a stop, where the partial perimeter outer edge of the panel is substantially coextensive with an inner edge of the pant leg, the continuous zipper tape has a zipper slide assembly with a zipper slide having a locking pull configured to open and close the panel and continuous zipper tape.

A vest utilizing an assembly and release apparatus and method incorporating a C-shaped clip defining a channel and a smaller slot extending along the channel, attachable to a first location on the vest. A pin of the apparatus is slidably receivable in the channel through the open end to assemble the C-shaped clip and the pin together. The pin has a tab or strip that extends through the slot, for attaching the pin to a second location on the vest. The apparatus includes at least one detent element associated with one of the C-shaped clip and the pin, cooperatively engageable with the other of the C-shaped clip and the pin for retaining the pin in the channel, and releasable in a predetermined manner to allow slidably removing the pin from the channel to provide a quiet and rapid manner of operation.

A wearable blanket that is usable in a variety of different configurations whereby the blanket has a central waist slit, a drawstring or belt, and one or more fasteners, wherein the blanket does not comprise a hood or sleeves, and wherein the blanket is wearable by a user by pulling the blanket down from a head of the user or up from feet of the user through the central waist slit, securing the blanket around a waist area of the user by cinching the drawstring or belt, and securing the blanket on shoulders of a user with the one or more fasteners. The blanket is adjustable with the one or more fasteners to accommodate different sized users, and can be worn in different ways, and also can be secured behind the legs to ensure blanket coverage behind the legs. The blanket also has conveniently located pockets for storing items.

The multifunctional labor gown intents to provide users with a garment or a labor gown, that mothers can wear for labor and delivery. Targeted at hospital patients, the garment is versatile and adapts to the different stages of labor, medical interventions, and labor support techniques. To accomplish this, the garment includes multiple detachable fabric pieces, connected by a plurality of fasteners. Further, various layers of fabric panels are designed in an overlapping fashion to provide both coverage as well as access for medical intervention. Moreover, the garment is suitable for all births, whether at home, in a birthing center, or in a hospital. Additionally, the garment's unique design allows users to wear the garment in different ways. Thus, the multifunctional labor gown is a transforming labor gown that accommodates the needs and wants of the patient while meeting the requirements of the medical staff providing care.

The present disclosure relates to an isolation gown. In particular, the present disclosure relates to an isolation gown, comprising a garment body including opening running a length of the garment body and terminating at a neck opening, the garment body having a first side and a second side and being configured to permit a wearer to don the medical gown, sleeves extending distally from the garment body, and one or more restraining mechanisms configured to secure the garment body, the sleeves, or a combination thereof, to a body of the wearer, wherein the one or more restraining mechanisms including an actuatable portion utilizing friction to allow the neck opening of the garment body to be contracted to a size of a neck of the wearer, and expanded to be larger than a shoulder width of the wearer.

A garment configured for retaining a beverage container and for use on the lower body of a user. The garment includes a pocket coupled to the garment, and a tab coupled to the garment at first and second locations. The pocket includes a lower closed edge, first and second closed side edges and an open upper edge. The pocket is sized to removably receive and retain the beverage container. The first and second locations are spaced apart from each other to define an unattached region of the tab between the first and second locations. The unattached region configured for facilitating the opening of the beverage container by the user.

A wearable blanket that is usable in a variety of different configurations whereby the blanket has a central waist slit, a drawstring or belt, and one or more fasteners, wherein the blanket does not comprise a hood or sleeves, and wherein the blanket is wearable by a user by pulling the blanket down from a head of the user or up from feet of the user through the central waist slit, securing the blanket around a waist area of the user by cinching the drawstring or belt, and securing the blanket on shoulders of a user with the one or more fasteners. The blanket is adjustable with the one or more fasteners to accommodate different sized users, and can be worn in different ways, and also can be secured behind the legs to ensure blanket coverage behind the legs. The blanket also has conveniently located pockets for storing items.