A body covering garment for use after water exposure includes a shell that is substantially complementary to a body of a user. A slit is positioned in a front of the shell and is configured to insert the body of the user into the shell. The slit extends from proximate to a waistline to a neckline of the shell. An aperture that is positioned in the shell extends from the front to a back of the shell between legs of the shell. The aperture is configured to allow urination and defecation by the user. A panel that is complementary to the aperture is selectively couplable to the shell to close the aperture. A hood is coupled to and extends from the neckline. The hood is configured to position over the head of the user such that a face of the user is substantially exposed.

A wrap-around garment comprising three arm holes or sleeves, a first arm hole or sleeve, a second arm hole or sleeve, and a third arm hole sleeve are described. The second arm hole or sleeve may be disposed between the first arm hole or sleeve and the third arm hole or sleeve. When the wrap-around garment may be removably worn by a wearer, the wearer's first arm is removably received into both the first arm hole or sleeve and the third arm hole or sleeve at a same time, while the wearer's second arm is removably received into the second arm hole or sleeve. In this wearing configuration the wrap-around garment may be a dress, with regions of the wrap-around garment covering portions of the wearer's front and back. In another wearing configuration, the wrap-around garment may be worn as an apron. No external fasteners are required.

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 relates to a novel bathrobe towel device. The device is a modified hooded bathrobe made from bamboo cotton designed to be a more sustainable alternative to bath towels. The bathrobe towel device comprises a body component with two sleeve components, a hood component, and a belt component. Typically, the interior is constructed of a comfortable terry cloth material and the waffle-like material on the exterior is constructed using bamboo cotton. Accordingly, when the user needs to dry off, they will put the bathrobe device on, with the hood component up, to allow the absorptive bamboo cotton/terry cloth to dry the user off. In addition to drying the user off, the bathrobe device provides great coverage while leaving the bathroom.

An apparatus includes a bathrobe having a vertically-extending placket extending along a front section of the bathrobe, and the vertically-extending placket is configured to allow the bathrobe to be put on or removed by a user. An elongated towel assembly is fixedly coupled to the bathrobe. The elongated towel assembly vertically hangs from and extends along any one of (A) a left-side vertically extending portion, (B) a right-side vertically extending portion, and (C) the left-side vertically extending portion and the right-side vertically extending portion of the bathrobe in such a way that the vertically-extending placket is available for usage by the user.

Disclosed herein are bathing garments and methods for showering, for example, outdoors after outdoor activities, such as various sports, fitness competitions, or obstacle races. In one aspect, the bathing garment includes a tubular body panel having an interior surface and exterior surface, a first edge defining a first opening and second edge defining a second opening, the body panel comprising: a plurality of apertures contained within the first and second edges of the body panel, and at least one closure means configured to selectively adjust at least one opening size from a fully open position to a fully closed position. Also disclosed herein are methods for using the disclosed garments.

The present invention is generally related to a wearable towel article, and more particularly related to a towel for use by persons assisting babies, toddlers, and others with bathing. The present invention is a towel comprising an adjustable neck strap for holding the towel in place on a user, a first mitten having one or more fasteners for fastening the first mitten to a second mitten, the second mitten having one or more fasteners for fastening the second mitten to the first mitten, and a baby hood having one or more fasteners. In an alternative embodiment of the present invention, the adjustable neck strap may be completely removeable.

The herein disclosed safety towel may provide three positions for a user: A first position, the baby bathing position; a second position, the baby lifting position; and a third position, the baby wrapping position.

An improved beach towel that can be converted to a swimsuit cover-up by simply wrapping the towel long ways around a wearer's body and buttoning the attached two buttons into the buttonholes that are along one length of the towel. In some embodiments, the inventive beach towel has two buttons attached to a face of the beach towel toward a corner of one end of the towel, and also has a series of evenly spaced buttonholes along the same length of the towel at the other end. The spacing between the two buttons matches a spacing of the buttonholes. This allows the wearer of the beach towel/cover up to wrap the towel around their hips, waist, or chest, and secure the buttons into appropriate buttonholes so that the cover up fits the wearer. The cover up can be easily adjusted for different sizes simply by choosing other buttonholes in the series of button holes.

A gown (100) includes a front body covering portion (101), a rear body covering portion (102), a first sleeve (103), and a second sleeve (104). The front body covering portion can be thermally bonded to the rear body covering portion at a first shoulder seam (207) and a second shoulder seam (208). The first sleeve can be thermally bonded to the front body covering portion and the rear body covering portion along a first continuous sleeve attachment seam (308), while the second sleeve is thermally bonded to the front body covering portion and the rear body covering portion along a second continuous sleeve attachment seam (408). The first sleeve, the front body covering portion, and the rear body covering portion can share a continuous thermally bonded seam (502) extending from a base (503) of the gown to a termination location (504) on the first sleeve.

An article of clothing that is engineered to be configured, when worn, in a variety of styles, depending on the desired fit on the part of an individual. One feature of the article of the present invention provides for a wraparound/sarong that is capable of being configured in at least four different variations, with each variation being distinctive in how the extreme ends of the sleeves are united and the location of where each united ends are positioned.