The invention discloses a new portable baby sleeping bag, including a sleeping cradle. The front part of the sleeping cradle is provided with a first accommodation cavity. The rear part of the sleeping bag is provided with a second accommodation cavity. The first accommodation cavity is provided with a first frame. The second accommodation cavity is provided with a second frame. The inner bottom surface of the second frame is provided with a receiving groove. An adjustment mechanism for adjusting the height of the backrest is provided between the bottom surface of the backrest and the bottom surface of the receiving groove. The width and the height of the first frame are respectively smaller than the width and height of the second frame. The bottom of the middle front part of the sleeping cradle is provided with a sealing edge.

Implementations of a hammock are provided. In some implementations, the hammock may be configured to provide a head pocket that supports the head of a user without straining the neck. In some implementations, the hammock may be configured to provide two arm rests that position the arms of a user alongside their body, outside the confines of the interior compartment of the hammock. In some implementations, the hammock may be configured to provide a leg well that supports the legs of a user without straining the knees. A method of constructing a hammock having a central portion that is elevated when hung is disclosed. By elevating the central portion of the hammock, the mid-line of a user's body (e.g., the lower back, hips, and/or legs) may be raised to the same or similar elevation as the head pocket and/or the leg well of the hammock.

Implementations of a hammock are provided. In some implementations, the hammock may be configured to provide a head pocket that supports the head of a user without straining the neck. In some implementations, the hammock may be configured to provide two arm rests that position the arms of a user alongside their body, outside the confines of the interior compartment of the hammock. In some implementations, the hammock may be configured to provide a leg well that supports the legs of a user without straining the knees. A method of constructing a hammock having a central portion that is elevated when hung is disclosed. By elevating the central portion of the hammock, the mid-line of a user's body (e.g., the lower back, hips, and/or legs) may be raised to the same or similar elevation as the head pocket and/or the leg well of the hammock.

A method of forming a single piece, shaped, down feather thermally insulating article having different thermal insulating sections is described. A mold is formed with a cavity defining a non-uniformed prescribed shape and having sections of different shapes and depths. Down feather clusters or a mixture thereof is mixed with a binding material and is injected into the mold which is then heated with a suitable heat source to cause the binding material to soften and fuse the mixture together. After cooling the mold, there is formed a single piece, shaped, down feather article which is comprised of sections having different thermal insulating values for use in a product where parts of the product provide different thermal insulating properties.

A method of forming a single piece, shaped, down feather thermally insulating article having different thermal insulating sections is described. A mold is formed with a cavity defining a non-uniformed prescribed shape and having sections of different shapes and depths. Down feather clusters or a mixture thereof is mixed with a binding material and is injected into the mold which is then heated with a suitable heat source to cause the binding material to soften and fuse the mixture together. After cooling the mold, there is formed a single piece, shaped, down feather article which is comprised of sections having different thermal insulating values for use in a product where parts of the product provide different thermal insulating properties.

A sleeping bag with one more ventilation/temperature adjustment openings. The sleeping bag includes a length and width and the one more ventilation/temperature adjustment openings extend along a length of the front or upper side of the sleeping bag. A first more ventilation/temperature adjustment opening is located on a first side of a central opening access and a second more ventilation/temperature adjustment opening is located on a second side of the central opening access. Each more ventilation/temperature adjustment openings includes a fastening mechanism that when opened, a crevice is formed in the outer layer and insulative material of the sleeping bag, allowing the sleeping bag to vent better, thereby cooling an occupant of the sleeping bag and offering temperature regulation.

A sleeping bag with one more ventilation/temperature adjustment openings. The sleeping bag includes a length and width and the one more ventilation/temperature adjustment openings extend along a length of the front or upper side of the sleeping bag. A first more ventilation/temperature adjustment opening is located on a first side of a central opening access and a second more ventilation/temperature adjustment opening is located on a second side of the central opening access. Each more ventilation/temperature adjustment openings includes a fastening mechanism that when opened, a crevice is formed in the outer layer and insulative material of the sleeping bag, allowing the sleeping bag to vent better, thereby cooling an occupant of the sleeping bag and offering temperature regulation.

A thermally insulating article of warmth such as an article of apparel is described and includes removable thermally insulating flexible panels disposed and removably secured between the outer shell fabric and the inner lining fabric. The thermally insulating panels are inserted through an opening having a closure and is retained in position between the outer fabric shell and inner liner by detachable fasteners. The panels are removed to change them with panels having different thermal values or properties to adapt to different climatic conditions or to wash the article without the insulation. By removing the insulation panels the article is less bulky to wash and dry and takes less time for washing and drying while preventing damage to the insulation, particularly if constructed of insulating material which absorbs humidity and has a tendency to form clumps when subjected to impact and stretching forces by the action of a washing and drying machine by being removable. The inner liner may also be detachable and formed as a pouch for the removable securement of the thermally insulating flexible panels.

A two-piece coat or jacket that has a removable liner is provided with a hook and loop fastener strip along it's lower hem. The lining, being removable, can be inverted and secured back to the outer shell via the hook and loop fastener, thereby forming a suitable, insulative sleeping bag for use by individuals unexpectedly caught out of doors overnight.

A quilt has an inner surface, an outer surface opposed to the inner surface, a top edge, a bottom edge, a first lateral edge, and a second lateral edge spaced from the first lateral edge. The quilt includes a first set of one or more lateral fastener elements extending along the first lateral edge and a second set of one or more lateral fastener elements extending along the second lateral edge adapted for selective engagement and disengagement with each other. A bottom corner of the first lateral edge is folded over a bottom corner of the second lateral edge to form the footbox.