A combination pillow and sleeping bag is described. The combination pillow and sleeping bag is configurable between a first configuration and a second configuration. The combination pillow and sleeping bag includes a first pillow portion and a second pillow portion detachably coupled to the first pillow portion. The second pillow portion defines a cavity. The combination pillow and sleeping bag also includes a sleeping bag having a first end coupled to the first pillow portion and a second end coupled to the second pillow portion. When in the first configuration, the first and second pillow portions are coupled together and the sleeping bag is positioned within the cavity of the second pillow portion. When in the second configuration, the first and second pillow portions are detached from one another and spaced apart such that the sleeping bag extends between the first and second pillow portions.

An infant sleep bag, comprising a main body including multiple fixing points and arm or wing portions arranged on either side of the main body, wherein respective arm or wing portions include fixing means to engage with respective ones of the multiple fixing points, whereby to enable the arm or wing portions of the bag to be placed into selected ones of multiple configurations.

An all-inclusive electrical heating liner for use in the fabrication of articles of different sizes requiring to be heated is disclosed. It is comprised of a thermally insulating fabric piece which is shaped to define two or more panels to which are secured patterns of heating wires at specific locations. The spaced relationship between the two or more panels is adjustable whereby the liner can be incorporated in articles of different sizes. The adjustments are made by adjustable band sections provided with delineated line formations permitting specific pleating and securement and wherein a wire interconnecting the patterns of heating wires detachably extends across the delineated line formations. The liner incorporates a power supply, controls, switches, wiring, connectors and other components thereby facilitating the incorporation of the liner into an article of different sizes resulting in a cost reduction to the manufacturer of such heated articles. Various embodiments are described to show that the all-inclusive one-piece heating liner is adaptable to many articles, such as pants sleeping bags and bags which require control heating.

An automobile headrest includes a mounting component, a pillow portion detachably connected with the mounting component, a movable block provided with engaging protrusions arranged vertically, a side of the pillow portion adjacent to the mounting component is provided with a groove, at least part of the movable block is movably arranged in the groove, an end of the movable block disposed with the engaging protrusions is exposed from a groove opening of the groove, the pillow portion is provided with a vertically oriented slideway adjacent to the groove opening, the mounting component is provided with a sliding block matched with the slideway, the sliding block is provided with an engagement portion matched with the engaging protrusions, the sliding block is arranged in the slideway, the engaging protrusions are protruded from the groove opening and partially arranged in the engagement portion, when the pillow portion is connected with the mounting component.

A thermal insulating structure having insulation channels formed therein to receive insulation material, a movement channel extending along the insulation channels to disburse the insulation between the insulation channels and a storage channel to store insulation material not being used in the insulation channels. The movement channel, insulation channels and storage channel being integrally formed with each other while being partially obstructed from each other to maintain insulating material in the desired channels until moved to another one of the channels by a swiping or patting motion on the structure to provide a widely ranging temperature adjustable structure such as a sleeping bag, jacket, or comforter.

Body compression sleepwear with a leg opening preferably includes a body portion, a neck portion and a leg cover. The body portion includes a first body sheet and a second body sheet. The first and second body sheets include a width which is greatest at the top and smallest at a bottom. A top of the leg cover overlaps a bottom of the first body sheet. Outer sides of the first and second body sheets are sewn to each other to form a body opening at a top and a leg opening at a bottom. A portion of a perimeter of the leg cover is sewn to the bottom perimeter of the second body sheet with exception of a top of the leg cover. A bottom of the neck portion is sewn to a top of the first and second body sheets. However, the neck portion could be eliminated.

Body compression sleepwear with a leg opening preferably includes a body portion, a neck portion and a leg cover. The body portion includes a first body sheet and a second body sheet. The first and second body sheets include a width which is greatest at the top and smallest at a bottom. A top of the leg cover overlaps a bottom of the first body sheet. Outer sides of the first and second body sheets are sewn to each other to form a body opening at a top and a leg opening at a bottom. A portion of a perimeter of the leg cover is sewn to the bottom perimeter of the second body sheet with exception of a top of the leg cover. A bottom of the neck portion is sewn to a top of the first and second body sheets. However, the neck portion could be eliminated.

A sleeping bag includes a top cover and bottom sheet. The bottom sheet can be secured to a sleeping pad and includes a sheet portion and lateral flaps connected to the sheet portion along opposite lateral edges of the sleeping pad when the bottom sheet is secured thereto. The top cover and lateral flaps enable attachment, detachment, and reattachment of the lateral flaps along their lateral edges to a top cover outer surface along corresponding attachment paths displaced medially from top cover lateral edges, enabling a top cover headward portion to assume wrapped and expanded configurations, and enabling conversion between those configurations. When wrapped, headward portions of the top cover outer surface, that are lateral of the attachment paths, are positioned against the sheet portion; when expanded, the lateral flaps and lateral portions of the top cover extend upward or laterally away from the sleeping pad lateral edges.

A sleeping bag includes a top cover and bottom sheet. The bottom sheet can be secured to a sleeping pad and includes a sheet portion and lateral flaps connected to the sheet portion along opposite lateral edges of the sleeping pad when the bottom sheet is secured thereto. The top cover and lateral flaps enable attachment, detachment, and reattachment of the lateral flaps along their lateral edges to a top cover outer surface along corresponding attachment paths displaced medially from top cover lateral edges, enabling a top cover headward portion to assume wrapped and expanded configurations, and enabling conversion between those configurations. When wrapped, headward portions of the top cover outer surface, that are lateral of the attachment paths, are positioned against the sheet portion; when expanded, the lateral flaps and lateral portions of the top cover extend upward or laterally away from the sleeping pad lateral edges.

Multi-climate sleeping bags and methods of making the same are described. One sleeping bag may comprise a bottom panel comprising a head end and a foot end, wherein the bottom panel is formed from an inner shell, an outer shell, and an insulating material disposed between the inner shell and the outer shell, a first top panel comprising an inner shell, an outer shell, and an insulating material disposed between the inner shell and the outer shell, a first fastening mechanism configured to detachably couple an edge of the first top panel to an edge of the bottom panel, a second top panel comprising an inner shell, an outer shell, and an insulating material disposed between the inner shell and the outer shell, and a second fastening mechanism configured to detachably couple an edge of the second top panel to the edge of the bottom panel.