A disposable medical gown is provided, the disposable medical gown comprising: a front side; at least one side portion coupled to the front portion; at least one arm portion coupled to and extending from the front portion; and at least one pocket, the pocket detachable from the front side or the at least one side portion, the pocket configured to receive contaminated medical waste.

A jacket that is worn by a person walking a dog includes a main torso covering portion which can be closed to protect and provide warmth to the wearer's torso. A leash that can be utilized as a belt can be used to snuggly fit the jacket around the user's waist. The jacket also includes an exterior pocket that includes a roll of waste bags, typically in a roll. The exterior pocket includes an opening on the front surface of the pocket where a grommet is typically attached around the perimeter of the opening. The bag is pulled through the opening in the grommet to gain access to the bag. The lead bag is removed from the roll along the perforation separating the bags such that the walker can manually remove a bag from the pocket and tear the first bag away from the following bag while leaving the following bag in a position that is easily gripped for the next required cleaning.

A waterproof, high visibility vest having vest body having a right front portion, a left front portion, and a back portion defining an exterior surface and an inner surface. The right front portion, the left front portion and the back portion are arranged to define a neck opening and a right arm hole and a left arm hole. Each of the right front portion and left front portion have a parallel vertical edge. A continuous fastener is positioned along the edges to allow the closure of the front portions. The vest body being constructed from waterproof material. At least one inner waterproof pocket, also constructed from waterproof material, is affixed to the inner surface of the vest body. A plurality of strips of reflective material are affixed to the exterior surface of the vest body in a manner to provide high visibility.

A pocket, a garment, and a method of using the pocket on the garment. A first selective garment attachment interface is disposed at a first end of a pocket. A second selective garment attachment interface is disposed at a second end of a pocket distal from a first end of the pocket. First and second selective garment attachment interfaces are configured to selectively couple a pocket to a surface of a garment.

In accordance with one embodiment of the present invention, a method of multi-use multi-vision modular covers comprising of aggregating multiple devices into physical meshes and virtual networks where devices exchange multi-source data transactions and transmissions between meshed devices to project on their respective screens the exchanged images, videos, and/or visual adjustments to produce multiple video See Through streams between meshed devices in static states and/or in motion. In a preferred embodiment, the invention is combination of devices, cameras, and/or screens that produce See-Through video streams with enhancements to hide, protect, and sustain modular permutations of invisible armors, invisible cloaks, invisible vehicles, invisible crafts, invisible land drones, invisible flying drones, invisible camo nettings, and other invisible configurations managed by manager-of-manager portal platforms that can provision, manage, and monitor all these configurations and deployments during a battle while producing synergies of invisible combined arms tactics to defeat the enemies of God.

A t-shirt apparel with integrated deep pockets includes a t-shirt body, at least one upper pocket, and a lower pocket. The t-shirt body includes a front panel and a rear panel as the front panel and the rear panel are perimetrically connected to each other. The at least one upper pocket includes an upper pocket body and an upper opening. The lower pocket includes a lower pocket body and a lower opening. The upper pocket body is internally integrated to a chest section of the front panel. The upper opening traverses into the upper pocket body through the chest section. The lower pocket body is internally integrated to a waist section of the front panel. The lower opening traverses into the lower pocket body through the waist section.

A pocket, a garment, and a method of using the pocket on the garment. The pocket includes a first layer facing the garment, a second layer as an exterior layer, and one or more spacers disposed between the first layer and the garment to offset the pocket a given distance from the garment, to promote air circulation therebetween. At least one of the first and second ends is selectively attached to the garment to allow detachment from the garment and articulation of the pocket for viewing an electronic device housed in the pocket. The pocket can be selectively removed from the garment. Attachment means provide a taut and elastic retention of the pocket against the garment to prevent excessive motion of the pocket during physical activity.

A hand-worn garment is described and includes at least one pocket portion, on the back and/or palm sides of the garment. The pocket portion defines a pocket space that can be sized and configured to house a facial wipe or other item that the wearer wishes to carry with them. The hand-worn garment can be a glove, fingerless glove, or mitten. Also described is a garment, such as a shirt or jacket, having such that a pocket portion that is a component of a sleeve of the garment.

A detachable waterproof pocket may include front and rear surfaces made from an impermeable material and forming a receptacle having an open top portion. Interlocking elements, on the front and rear surfaces, may engage with each other to close the top portion of the receptacle with a watertight seal. A first attachment element, above the interlocking elements on one of the surfaces forming the receptacle, may engage with a complimentary second attachment element on a garment in order to attach the waterproof pocket to the garment. The interlocking elements may comprise complimentary tongues and grooves. The complimentary first and second attachment elements may comprise complimentary zipper chains of an open-ended zipper. The garment may be a swimsuit and the complimentary second attachment element may be located on an inner surface of the swimsuit. The swimsuit may include a waistband and the second attachment element may be sewn into said waistband.

A securing pocket for managing the loose portion of a medical tube, such as a Nasogastric/Nasojejunal tube, while an implanted portion of the medical tube remains attached to the patient. The loose portion of the medical tube has a coiled section disposed within a receptacle formed between flexible front and rear panels. An integral flap overlaps the front panel to selectively close the receptacle and may be secured with a snap connector. Jam cleats are located along left and right edges adjacent a top edge of the receptacle. Each jam cleat forms a breach in the receptacle through which a tethered section of the loose medical tube extends. The jam cleats are configured to apply a progressive wedge force on the tethered section of the loose medical tube in response to tension along the tube. The jam cleat has flexible sides formed in a V-shape.