The device will allow the sportsman to carry a pair of shoes and a towel together. The issue of forgetting a towel when one is needed will be eliminated with this device. The device is easily hand washed or machine washed and can be reused as often as possible. It is also designed to be subjected to a range of environmental conditions including extremes in weather and temperature.

An infant drying bag configured to receive an infant therein so as to assist in the drying of an infant subsequent a bath. The infant drying bag includes a body wherein the body is formed from a first layer and a second layer. The body is rectangular in shape having a first longitudinal edge and a second longitudinal edge on opposing sides of the body. Proximate the lower end of the body is a lower peripheral edge. The first layer and second layer are joined along the first longitudinal edge, second longitudinal edge and the lower peripheral edge so as to form a cavity intermediate the first layer and second layer. The cavity is equivalent in size to the body and an opening is formed proximate the upper end of the body providing access to the cavity. The opening is defined by upper peripheral edges.

The invention is a towel formed of an absorbent material for drying an object having one or more extensions protruding outward. The towel has a center portion and multiple extension panels extending from the center portion formed by a slit(s), resulting in each extension panel being independently moveable. Adjacent extension panels are optionally secured by a first and second means for securing such that the adjacent extension panels are removably connectable. In use, when placed over an object, e.g., a dog, for drying, the extension panels of the towel extend in length to the dog's paws and are used independently to dry the legs of the dog while allowing the remaining portions of the towel to remain in place over the dog.

The invention is a towel formed of an absorbent material for drying an object having one or more extensions protruding outward. The towel has a center portion and multiple extension panels extending from the center portion formed by a slit(s), resulting in each extension panel being independently moveable. Adjacent extension panels are optionally secured by a first and second means for securing such that the adjacent extension panels are removably connectable. In use, when placed over an object, e.g., a dog, for drying, the extension panels of the towel extend in length to the dog's paws and are used independently to dry the legs of the dog while allowing the remaining portions of the towel to remain in place over the dog.

A bathing towel with a low stretch and absorbent layer affixed to a central segment of a material that stretches several hundred percent axially. Each end of the stretchable layer has a loop to be used as a handle. By affixing the absorbent layer to the central section of the stretchable layer, the central section of the stretchable layer will not stretch and tends to remain flat during use washing the body.

A bathing towel with a low stretch and absorbent layer affixed to a central segment of a material that stretches several hundred percent axially. Each end of the stretchable layer has a loop to be used as a handle. By affixing the absorbent layer to the central section of the stretchable layer, the central section of the stretchable layer will not stretch and tends to remain flat during use washing the body.

Terry products include a ground component including a plurality of ground warp yarns and a plurality of weft yarns interwoven with the plurality of ground warp yarns. The ground component includes a lower side and an upper side opposed to the lower side along a vertical direction, and a pile component includes a plurality of piles that extend away from the ground component along the vertical direction. The plurality of piles are formed from a set of pile yarns including plied yarns. The plied yarns include two-ply yarns including natural fiber yarns and polymeric yarns. The natural fiber yarns can include cotton and the like. The polymeric yarns can include polyester and the like.

Terry products include a ground component including a plurality of ground warp yarns and a plurality of weft yarns interwoven with the plurality of ground warp yarns. The ground component includes a lower side and an upper side opposed to the lower side along a vertical direction, and a pile component includes a plurality of piles that extend away from the ground component along the vertical direction. The plurality of piles are formed from a set of pile yarns including plied yarns. The plied yarns include two-ply yarns including natural fiber yarns and polymeric yarns. The natural fiber yarns can include cotton and the like. The polymeric yarns can include polyester and the like.

In one embodiment, a towel having one or more openings that are sized to accept one or more fingers of a user using the towel is provided. In one aspect of at least one embodiment, the one or more openings are substantially circular in shape and at least one opening is located generally in the center of towel and configured to allow the user of the towel to enter one of more fingers through the opening to grasp and handle the object that the user is cleaning or drying with the towel. In another embodiment, the openings contain an elastic member or flap that grips the finger of the user that is using the towel to clean or dry.

In one embodiment, a towel having one or more openings that are sized to accept one or more fingers of a user using the towel is provided. In one aspect of at least one embodiment, the one or more openings are substantially circular in shape and at least one opening is located generally in the center of towel and configured to allow the user of the towel to enter one of more fingers through the opening to grasp and handle the object that the user is cleaning or drying with the towel. In another embodiment, the openings contain an elastic member or flap that grips the finger of the user that is using the towel to clean or dry.