Technology is described for a garment. The garment can include a body garment having a collar and sleeves. A body shaper may have a top edge attached to the body garment and a bottom edge. A half slip may be attached at the bottom edge of the body shaper. An underpants portion can be attached at the bottom edge of the body shaper. In addition, a fastener may join a first fabric flap and second fabric flap at a crotch.

A shirt is disclosed as including a first material at least three openings constructed for a neck and two arms of a wearer, and at least two gussets of a second material. Each gusset is located adjacent to a respective one of two of the at least three openings. The at least two gussets are for absorbing at least a portion of movement of the first material. Additionally, this disclosure is also to a pair of gussets for use with a movable material. The pair of gussets includes a first material forming individual gussets of the pair of gussets having different grain than the movable material. Attachment regions in the individual gussets are for the movable material to include the individual gussets adjacent to at least two openings constructed for a wearer of the movable material.

An undergarment is in the form of panty underwear, and has a front portion, a front top edge, a rear top edge, a right-hand edge and a left-hand side edge, the left-hand side edge and the right-hand side edges have respective portions that can be unsnapped. The undergarment also includes a rear portion, and a crotch portion 28. There are three snap elements on each of the side edges which cooperate with mating snap elements to open and close the sides of the undergarment.

Methods for securing a bib to a carrier for a baby. A removable protective cover can be attached to a carrier for a baby. Embodiments of various designs are disclosed. A method for securing a bib to a carrier is used by attaching buttons, snapping buttons or hook and loop fasteners therein for closure to secure the bib to a carrier. The purpose of a bib on a carrier is to protect it from drool by a baby that causes germs and stains when the baby is being carried.

An upper body garment with an integrated internal pocket. The upper body garment includes a shirt member that has a front portion and a rear portion with a pair of side openings. A plurality of fasteners is embedded along the side openings that allow a wearer to close the side openings. The fasteners attach the front portion to the rear portion. The internal surface of the front portion has an integrated pocket to receive a forearm of the wearer.

A garment comprises a trunk having a front side and a back side, and sleeves and legs attached to the trunk. The garment further comprises a rear opening on the back side of the garment that can be opened to expose the buttocks region of the wearer. Flaps may be movably attached to each sleeve and leg and convertible between a first position wherein the sleeves and legs are open, and a second position wherein the sleeves and legs are closed. One side of each sleeve and leg may be longer than the other side. The flaps movably attached to each sleeve may each have a first and a second side, the first and the second sides each formed from fabric having a different pattern, color, texture, or other perceivable distinction than a fabric used to form the rest of the garment.

Aspects described herein generally relate to articles of apparel having an upper body garment, a lower body garment, and an engagement device configured to removably engage the upper body portion and the lower body portion. The engagement device may comprise a continuous zipper.

This invention relates to clothing, and specifically to child jumpsuits. A child jumpsuit includes a back part, a front part with a fastener, and legs; the fastener is designed from the neck on the front part with a shift to the side from the central front line across the sitting line up to the lateral seam near the waist line level on the back. The technical result of the proposed invention consists in achieving a more convenient use of the child jumpsuit, simplifying its design and increasing the wearer's comfort.

A child garment includes a body portion having a bottom end and a top end, sleeves extending from an upper region of the body portion, a lip extending from the bottom end of the body portion, a neck portion at the top end of the body portion, the neck portion being configured to secure the garment around the neck of a child, and at least one fastener extending from the body portion, the at least one fastener being configured to secure the garment over a child car seat. At least the body portion comprises a liquid-resistant material layer. A travel kit includes at least one child garment and at least one strap and at least one resealable carrying bag. A method of protecting a child from soiling includes placing the child garment on the child while the child is seated in a child car seat.

An infant sleeping garment has a main body formed from a front surface joined to a rear surface by overlapping material from the front and rear surfaces. The overlapping material provide and intermediate area between the front and rear surfaces of the garment. The width of the intermediate area is selectively adjustable to vary the volume of the main body of the garment to accommodate the same infant as he or she grows, or to accommodate different infants of different sizes in the same adjustable garment.