Patent classifications
A41D2400/70
Detachable Waterproof Pocket and System
A detachable waterproof pocket may include front and rear surfaces made from an impermeable material and forming a receptacle having an open top portion. Interlocking elements, on the front and rear surfaces, may engage with each other to close the top portion of the receptacle with a watertight seal. A first attachment element, above the interlocking elements on one of the surfaces forming the receptacle, may engage with a complimentary second attachment element on a garment in order to attach the waterproof pocket to the garment. The interlocking elements may comprise complimentary tongues and grooves. The complimentary first and second attachment elements may comprise complimentary zipper chains of an open-ended zipper. The garment may be a swimsuit and the complimentary second attachment element may be located on an inner surface of the swimsuit. The swimsuit may include a waistband and the second attachment element may be sewn into said waistband.
Suit designs and doffing methodologies for personal protective equipment to prevent the spread of infectious agents to healthcare workers
- Youseph Yazdi ,
- Melody Tan ,
- Matthew Petney ,
- William Alexander LeMay Patterson ,
- Siavash Parkhideh ,
- Jill Andrews ,
- Patience Osei ,
- Soumyadipta Acharya ,
- Chandrakant Ruparelia ,
- HarshadKumar Sanghvi ,
- Timothy Patrick Harrigan ,
- Nahyun Kate Cho ,
- Qian Liu ,
- Brandon Craft ,
- Paul Fearis ,
- Sami Messai ,
- Brian Ma ,
- Meagan Hawes ,
- Reeve Ilse Heinis ,
- Jason Onslow Leroy Johnson ,
- Erin Reisfeld ,
- Arjun Shailesh Vachhani ,
- Timothy Campbell ,
- Neil Rens ,
- Madeleine Clegg ,
- Elizabeth Anne Stokley ,
- Jessica Jeang ,
- Christopher Chiang ,
- Willibrord Shasha ,
- Bailey Topper ,
- Kimberly Ashman ,
- Michael Parlato
The present invention relates to bodysuits for use as personal protective equipment comprising a torso portion comprising a front side; a back side including a sealable port through which a wearer can enter and exit the bodysuit when donning or doffing the bodysuit, respectively; a waist region; a neck opening; a pair of upper limb openings; and a pair of lower limb openings; two arm portions each extending from one of the upper limb opening; and two leg portions each extending from one of the lower limb opening and methods for the removal of such body suits.
Layered Glove Device
The present invention relates to a layered glove device preferably comprised of at least two layers having a first glove layer and a second glove layer inside the first glove layer. The first glove layer and second glove layer preferably differ in color and/or scent such that when a user is done using the first layer, the first layer can be removed via a pull tab to expose the second layer. Because the layers differ in color and/or scent, a user is aware they are now using the new, sterile layer and not the old, used layer of the prior color/scent.
Micro hook-and-loop closure system
An article or garment comprising a micro hook-and-loop closure system is provided herein. The article comprises at least one extremity-covering portion. The distal end of the extremity-covering portion comprises a first textile at an outer-facing surface and a second textile at an inner-facing surface. The second textile includes micro hook or micro loop materials that releasably mate with complementary micro hook or micro loop materials of the first textile in order to place the micro hook-and-loop closure system in a closed configuration. The placement, size, and shape of each of the first and second textiles, as extending from a distal end toward a proximal end of the article, enable the article or garment to be expediently and comfortably donned and doffed.
Safety glove with fingertip protective member
A safety glove having a protective member or insert extending around the fingertip of the safety glove is provided. The protective member may be positioned along the outer surface or the inner surface of the glove. Alternatively, the protective member may be integrally formed between two layers of glove material. The protective member terminates distally from an interphalangeal joint line to enable finger flexion in order to grasp an item, such as a slab of meat to be deskinned in a skinning machine. The glove may include a rough outer surface formed from thrice dipping the glove and allowing the glove to cure. Additionally, the glove may have a width near the wrist that is wider than the width near the palm to enable the glove to be rapidly removed (i.e., doffed) in an emergency event of the glove getting caught in a rotating blade on the skinning machine.
3D decorative add on
A decorative add-on in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention is structured and arranged to be attached to an article such as a shoe. The decorative add-on includes an aesthetic portion and an attachment portion. Typically, the aesthetic portion is prominently or noticeably 3D. The attachment portion is removably attached to the shoe. The attachment portion has a medial section, and two elongate insert sections at opposite sides of the medial section. The medial section is fixed to an inner side of the aesthetic portion. The insert sections are slidingly engaged in two matching elongate sheaths provided on the shoe. The attachment portion can be made of flexible resilient material. This facilitates convenient insertion of the insert sections into the sheaths, and secure retention of the insert sections in the sheaths. Further or alternatively, the insert sections can include magnetic material and flexible, resilient material.
MICRO HOOK-AND-LOOP CLOSURE SYSTEM
An article or garment comprising a micro hook-and-loop closure system is provided herein. The article comprises at least one extremity-covering portion. The distal end of the extremity-covering portion comprises a first textile at an outer-facing surface and a second textile at an inner-facing surface. The second textile includes micro hook or micro loop materials that releasably mate with complementary micro hook or micro loop materials of the first textile in order to place the micro hook-and-loop closure system in a closed configuration. The placement, size, and shape of each of the first and second textiles, as extending from a distal end toward a proximal end of the article, enable the article or garment to be expediently and comfortably donned and doffed.
Halter bib athletic garment
A halter bib athletic garment is described herein. A halter bib athletic garment may be removed or lowered without removing a jersey by simply pulling a halter strap over the head of a wearer. One or more embodiments of a halter bib allow wearers to more readily urinate or have a bowel movement because the halter bib may be easily lowered or removed. A halter bib athletic garment may include a lower body section, a chamois coupled to the lower body section, and an upper body section. The upper body section comprises a halter strap forming a portion of a loop of a head opening on the upper body section. The halter strap includes two front side portions and a rear side portion positioned between the front side portions. The rear side portion is coupled to the athletic garment only with the front side portions of the halter strap.
GOWN
A garment, particularly a garment useful in a medical setting, comprising a gown that provides an acceptable barrier between a wearer and certain contaminants as well as easy doffing, the gown having a neck opening, two sleeves, a body portion including a front body portion and a back body portion, one or more panels, and/or one or more doffing features.
Impact Diffusing System
An impact diffusing system for protecting a user's head includes a headpiece cage coupled to a thoracic framework. In one aspect, the headpiece cage includes at least two support bars, a plurality of rigid bars surrounding at least a portion of the forehead, top, and sides of the head, and a face mask that encloses at least a portion the user's face. The thoracic framework covers at least a portion of a chest, upper back, and shoulders of the user, and the thoracic framework is attached to the support bars of the headpiece cage in a manner that prevents movement of the headpiece cage relative to the thoracic framework. In another aspect, the system includes a helmet component (formed of e.g., carbon fiber) coupled to a thoracic cage, wherein the helmet component is a solid, unitary piece that surrounds the top, back, and sides of the user's head.