A removable attachment system for temporarily attaching a portable pocket to an object made of fabric such as clothing, bag, or the like. The system comprises an outer part placed on the front side of the host fabric and an inner part placed on the back side of the host fabric in a manner such that the host fabric is compressed between the two parts thereby securing the two parts in place. The portable pocket being bound to the outer part is thereby quickly and easily attached to any location on the host object requiring no temporary or permanent modification to the host object and affecting no permanent alteration to the host object upon removal of the portable pocket.

A wearable garment with temperature control, that has a garment made of stretch material, having an upper waistband at a top, and a lower section at a bottom, the garment sized to extend around an upper torso of an individual, and the garment having side seams extending along the garment between the upper waistband and the lower section along two sides of the garment, the garment having a first pocket on a first side, and a second pocket on a second side, an inner insulation in each of said first and second pockets, and an outer insulation layer in each of said first and second pockets.

An article having a panel secured between two layers of a trim piece and having a pocket affixed to a zipper, where a first zipper tape is affixed to the panel, and a second zipper tape is secured between the two layers of the trim piece such that the pocket is in communication with an incised opening in the panel is provided. The panel may be secured between the two layers of the trim piece at a first edge, and the incised opening may be formed proximate to the first edge such that the article comprises a pocket presented proximate to the trim piece. The present invention further comprises a method of manufacturing the article including a pocket presented proximate to the trim piece.

The invention disclosed and claimed herein comprises a hidden pocket(s) attached or attachable to garments, a kit and a method to attach hidden pockets to garments, and specifically, hidden pockets attached or attachable to the outseam of the leg portion of a garment, resulting in an arrangement invisible to the eye, and providing for easy and comfortable insertion, carrying and retrieval of objects, regardless of whether the wearer is standing or sitting.

An article having a panel secured between two layers of a trim piece and having a pocket affixed to a zipper, where a first zipper tape is affixed to the panel, and a second zipper tape is secured between the two layers of the trim piece such that the pocket is in communication with an incised opening in the panel is provided. The panel may be secured between the two layers of the trim piece at a first edge, and the incised opening may be formed proximate to the first edge such that the article comprises a pocket presented proximate to the trim piece. The present invention further comprises a method of manufacturing the article including a pocket presented proximate to the trim piece.

Techniques are disclosed for producing a pocket square. The pocket square may include a single layer or may include multiple layers. In some embodiments, the pocket square may include a first layer having a length and width. The first layer may be attached to a second layer configured to have the same length and width as the first layer. Disposed between the first layer and the second layer there may be a third layer configured to maintain a desired shape of the pocket square. In some embodiments, the third layer comprises at least one of: a polymeric material, a non-polymeric material, a metallic mesh, a metallic foil, a woven fabric, a non-woven fabric, and/or a fabric infiltrated with a polymer.

Storage compartment or pocket having hydrophobic layers or removable hydrophobic material suitable for attachment to or placement between a garment for retaining and/or securing an electronic device and protecting or preventing the electronic device from contacting moisture and/or fluids.

A removable attachment system for temporarily attaching a portable pocket to an object made of fabric such as clothing, bag, or the like. The system comprises an outer part placed on the front side of the host fabric and an inner part placed on the back side of the host fabric in a manner such that the host fabric is compressed between the two parts thereby securing the two parts in place. The portable pocket being bound to the outer part is thereby quickly and easily attached to any location on the host object requiring no temporary or permanent modification to the host object and affecting no permanent alteration to the host object upon removal of the portable pocket.

A secure pocket inside an outer garment pocket is disclosed. The opening of the secure pocket is opposite to the opening of the outer garment pocket, therefore wallet and other important items placed in the secure pocket do not easily fall out of the pockets and are safer from pickpocketing. The secure pocket can easily be made with a single piece of fabric without using buttons or zippers.

A bottom garment with buttock lifting feature with a tape attached to an inner side of the seat area corresponding to each of the back pockets, such that the tape extends downwardly from the waist area along and inside a stitching line of the outer lateral edge of the back pocket to the lower end of the outer lateral edge, then extends laterally from the lower end of the outer lateral edge along and inside a stitching line of the bottom edge to the lower end of the inner lateral edge, and finally extends upwardly from the lower end of the inner lateral edge along and inside a stitching line of the inner lateral edge to the waist area.