A protective garment, such as a raincoat or windbreaker has an attached accessory extending from the shoulder region between backpack straps for covering the backpack and shedding precipitation such as snow and rain. The garment accessory includes a flexible planar material coupled in a water shedding engagement with a rear facing portion (back) of the garment, such that the flexible planar material is adapted to shed water over a created void adjacent the rear facing portion, the void resulting from a backpack or other load suspended from straps extending over a shoulder portion of the outerwear above the coupling. A slot in the rear facing portion is adapted to receive the deformed flexible planar material when not deployed over the void, and a zippered receptacle or pouch on an opposed side of the rear facing portion is in communication with the slot for receiving the deformed flexible planar material.

A double breasted raincoat has a body, two sleeves, a first collar, two cover sheets, a second collar, and at least one mounting element. The body has a top portion, a left portion, a right portion, a back sheet, a left front sheet, a right front sheet, a neckline, and two cuffs. The neckline is formed thorough the top portion of the body. The two cuffs are respectively formed through the left portion and the right portion of the body. The two sleeves are respectively connected with edges of the two cuffs. The first collar is connected with an edge of the neckline. The second collar is mounted on an inner surface of the first collar. The at least one mounting element is mounted on a right side edge of the left cover sheet and a left side edge of the right cover sheet.

A double breasted raincoat has a body, two sleeves, a first collar, two cover sheets, a second collar, and at least one mounting element. The body has a top portion, a left portion, a right portion, a back sheet, a left front sheet, a right front sheet, a neckline, and two cuffs. The neckline is formed thorough the top portion of the body. The two cuffs are respectively formed through the left portion and the right portion of the body. The two sleeves are respectively connected with edges of the two cuffs. The first collar is connected with an edge of the neckline. The second collar is mounted on an inner surface of the first collar. The at least one mounting element is mounted on a right side edge of the left cover sheet and a left side edge of the right cover sheet.

Included are articles such as garments including polymer film compositions to alter the stress profile of the garment which is exhibited during wear of the garment. The polymer film may be bonded to the fabric to provide a fabric/film laminate.

Included are articles such as garments including polymer film compositions to alter the stress profile of the garment which is exhibited during wear of the garment. The polymer film may be bonded to the fabric to provide a fabric/film laminate.

A garment having a protective hood joined to a collar at an attachment point above a neck seam on the collar, the protective hood having a perimeter defining a hood opening, a rigid, transparent visor attached to the protective hood at the perimeter such that the visor is configured to cover eyes during normal wear.

The Shield Raincoat for Persons with Scoliosis and/or Other Spinal Conditions is designed to solve the problem of painful garments for people with scoliosis and/or back pain. Since scoliosis contributes to asymmetry in the body, most garments do not have added features for mobility that suit persons with scoliosis or back pain. The combination of elements including a four-piece gusset, paneled and large raglan sleeves, inverted and sewn box pleats with facings at the upper back and front hip levels, princess seams, panelling at the back, and a hood constructed with panels and extra width/length, help to give full mobility for a person with scoliosis or other spinal conditions.

The Shield Raincoat for Persons with Scoliosis and/or Other Spinal Conditions is designed to solve the problem of painful garments for people with scoliosis and/or back pain. Since scoliosis contributes to asymmetry in the body, most garments do not have added features for mobility that suit persons with scoliosis or back pain. The combination of elements including a four-piece gusset, paneled and large raglan sleeves, inverted and sewn box pleats with facings at the upper back and front hip levels, princess seams, panelling at the back, and a hood constructed with panels and extra width/length, help to give full mobility for a person with scoliosis or other spinal conditions.

A garment in a preferred embodiment includes front, rear and first and second side panels and a hood all formed from a single piece of a high performance, water-proof, breathable material. The user may use releasable fasteners affixed above fixed connection points along each opposite side of the front and rear panels to adjust the size of the sleeve openings. Releasable fasteners are provided below the fixed connection points to allow the user to open or close the side edges of the front and rear panels below the fixed connection points. A plurality of releasable fasteners is provided along the bottom edges of the front and rear panels to allow the user to selectively adjust the fit about the user's torso.

An intelligent schoolbag, comprising a schoolbag body, wherein storage spaces are formed in the schoolbag body, and book selection means are arranged in the storage spaces; wheels and a driving device for driving the wheels to walk are arranged on the schoolbag body, the driving device is connected with pedals for the user to tread on, and the driving device is an electric monowheel of which the walking speed is controlled by an gravity sensing gyroscope. The intelligent schoolbag of the invention can keep books therein in order despite of bumping, thus articles in the schoolbag are neat. The schoolbag realizes easy access to books and can really reduce the burden to carry the schoolbag on the way to schools, and can better meet the needs of students.