A convertible garment intended to be worn in a plurality of wearing configurations by an individual/user, the garment comprising a front panel and a rear panel connected to each other by a left-hand junction and a right-hand junction located to either side of a central opening, extended on the front side by a indentation (teardrop neckline), a strap/lash comprising a central portion attached to the edge of the central opening but not to the edge of the teardrop neckline, and free portions extending the central portion, two symmetrical passages, each comprising a first slit in the front panel, a second slit in the rear panel and a sewn link, linking the front and rear panels close to the slits, the garment being free of stitching linking the side edges of the front and rear panels, the developed length of the edge of the central opening LD excluding the teardrop neckline and the developed length of the edge of the teardrop neckline LF being such that said garment can be worn at least either in tunic configuration, in poncho configuration, in backless dress configuration or in skirt configuration.

The present invention is directed to a changing cape made entirely of cotton fabric and configured to provide privacy to a user when changing clothing in an open or public area. The changing cape comprises a cape body configured to fit loosely, extend around the user's front and back, and have a length sufficient cover at least the user's knees. The cape body also comprises a top that defines a neck opening and an interior surface that defines an interior space. The changing cape also comprises a pair of hand openings configured to allow the user to conveniently withdraw their hands through the hand openings and into the interior space. At least two pockets are also affixed to the interior surface. In various embodiments, the changing cape is configured to fold compactly, is opaque, and is approximately as wide as the user is tall.

The new robe is a comfortable one piece garment that allows for additional modesty when walking, sitting or performing a task.

A personal pop-up pod includes an interior chamber formed by a connection of several panels: a front panel, a rear panel, left and right side panels, and a top panel. The personal pop-up pod also includes first and second arm apertures formed in the rear panel, a window in one of the side panels, and a zipper arranged to open and close the window. A bottom edge of the front panel includes an elastic strip so that the bottom edge of the front panel may closely conform around a region of a patient when the patient's head is located in the interior chamber. As such, the personal pop-up pod defines a containment that allows a patient to undergo a medical examination or medical procedure while protecting one or both of the caregiver and the patient from contamination of each other.

A robe may include an upper portion, a lower portion, one or more sleeves, or a collar portion. The collar portion may include a hollow interior bound by an interior surface of the collar portion; a first end stitching; and a second end stitching. The robe may further include an opening connecting the hollow exterior to an exterior of the collar portion. The hollow interior may be sized to accept a weighted component. The weighted component may include a plurality of pockets disposed between a first end and a second end of the weighted component.

A portable changing room assembly for discretely disrobing in a public location includes a shroud that may be worn around the neck of a user. The shroud has a length of at least 5.0 feet such that the shroud extends from the users neck to the ground. The shroud is comprised of an opaque material to inhibit the user from being visible through the shroud. In this way the user may disrobe behind the shroud in a public area. The shroud has a pass-through extending through the shroud and an object passed through the pass-through to be employed by the user. A pocket is coupled to the shroud and the shroud is selectively gathered into the pocket for storage.

A robe apparatus has a garment with an upper body portion, a lower body portion, a right sleeve portion, and a left sleeve portion. The upper body portion substantially surrounds a torso of a user, while the lower body portion at least partially surrounding a pair of legs of the user. The right sleeve portion substantially surrounds a right arm of the user, and the left sleeve portion substantially surrounds a left arm of the user. A plurality of implement-specific pockets is attached to a plurality of ease-of-access portions of an exterior of the garment. The robe apparatus has one or more apparel-specific pockets attached to one or more ease-of-access portions of a rear exterior of the garment in proximity to a belt area. The one or more apparel-specific pockets has one or more enclosure mechanisms substantially positioned in vertical alignment with a shoulder of the user.

A robe apparatus has a garment with an upper body portion, a lower body portion, a right sleeve portion, and a left sleeve portion. The upper body portion substantially surrounds a torso of a user, while the lower body portion at least partially surrounding a pair of legs of the user. The right sleeve portion substantially surrounds a right arm of the user, and the left sleeve portion substantially surrounds a left arm of the user. A connector connects a right portion of the upper body portion to a left portion of the upper body portion. A plurality of implement-specific pockets is attached to a plurality of ease-of-access portions of an exterior of the garment. The plurality of implement-specific pockets comprises a first pocket that is positioned at a top portion of the exterior of the garment, and a second pocket that is positioned at a bottom portion.

A bathrobe construction including a continuous main body having a left-side front flap, a right-side front flap, a back, a right sleeve, a left sleeve and optionally a hood. A gathered waistband extends continuously across the left-side front flap, the back, and the right-side front flap. A tab affixed to one of the right-side front flap and the left-side front flap includes a hook fastener attachable to a first non-loop fastener positioned on an inside of the waistband when the bathrobe is in an open condition. A second non-loop fastener positioned on an outside of the waistband of the other of the right-side front flap and the left-side front flap to which the tab is not affixed is used to removably attach the tab to hold the bathrobe in a closed condition.