Aspects herein relate to a waistband construct designed to provide support to a torso area of a wearer and more specifically, a mid to lower torso area of a human wearer, (i.e. a pelvic area of a wearer). The waistband construct in accordance herein may have a multiple modulus of elasticity construction with at least one variation in modulus of elasticity along a circumference of the waistband construct. For example, the waistband construct in accordance with aspects herein may have a first portion having a first modulus of elasticity and a second portion having a second modulus of elasticity, where at least the portion having the higher modulus of elasticity may have a multiple layer construction for providing an effective support mechanism to at least a portion of the mid to lower torso area of the wearer.

The invention relates to composite memory foam and its uses in the manufacture of jacket for exclusive body supports. The invention also relates to a method of adding or removing composite memory foam when dry cleaning is required. The composite memory foam includes a polyurethane foam and granules of a polyurethane polymer embedded in the polyurethane foam where the memory foam is exclusively added in collar, elbow, and back panel of jacket to improve the support and comfort level.

A bandroll for a waistband for a garment, the bandroll having an absorption layer and a wicking layer. The wicking layer controls stretch properties of the absorption layer. The waistband comprises a second material and wherein a shrinkage of a material substrate of the bandroll substantially matches a shrinkage of the second material.

The work glove with forearm protective sleeve is a protective garment. The work glove with forearm protective sleeve protects the hand and forearm of a person wearing the work glove with forearm protective sleeve. The work glove with forearm protective sleeve comprises a hand covering and an arm covering. The hand covering is a covering is configured to protect the hand of the person. The arm covering is configured to protect the forearm of the person.

An apparel comprises a body portion and a pair of arm portions, where an underarm region is located between said body portion and each said arm portions. The body portion further comprises (a) a torso portion, (b) a skirt portion, (c) a band portion located between the torso and skirt portion and (d) at least one elastic element located between the band portion and underarm region. Alternatively, (d) the at least one elastic element may extend from the skirt portion to the underarm region. The band portion may be located in the interior space of the apparel.

An ear protective covering fits snugly, includes a pliant body, an interior cavity, and an ear receiving opening providing access to the interior cavity. The ear receiving opening has a peripheral elastic, whereby the ear receiving opening engages an ear of a person wearing the protective covering. The ear protective covering protects one's ear from contact with chemicals from hair treatment products.

An activewear garment having facial opening formed on an anterior side of an upper head portion of the garment. An elastic securing band is attached to an interior rim of the facial opening, said elastic securing band being attached around the entire circumference of said facial opening. An adhering layer composed of one or more types of adhesive substances, including pressure sensitive adhesives, are applied to an interior side of the elastic securing band, such adhering layer being configured to releasably adhere to a user's facial skin, thereby preventing the full or partial dislodgement of such activewear garment during high contact athletic activities.

A carpenter's finger sleeve assembly for protecting a carpenter's finger from being cut while scoring a surface includes a sleeve that is wearable on an end of an index finger. The sleeve is comprised of a cut resistant material to protect the end of the index finger from being cut. The sleeve is comprised of a friction inhibiting material to enhance the index finger's ability to slide along a surface. A panel is coupled to and extends laterally away from the sleeve and the panel is positioned against a blade of a knife when the sleeve is worn. In this way the panel can guide the blade along the surface for scoring the surface.

A garment for men and women comprising two sleeves (1.2, 3.3) having a tight fit when a user is wearing the garment, a back piece (1.1, 2.3), arranged to be attached to both sleeves (1.2, 3.3) at respective back seems (1.4, 4.1, 4.4) and a front piece (2.1, 3.4). The garment comprises an inner back piece (2.2, 3.5, 4.2) being attached to both sleeves (1.2, 3.3) at the respective back seams (1.4, 4.1, 4.4). The inner back piece (2.2, 3.5, 4.2) has a length between the back seams (1.4, 4.1, 4.4) of at least 1 cm shorter than a length of the back piece (1.1, 2.3), a width between 8 cm to 20 cm and an elasticity so that the fabric can expand by a maximum of 20% of its original length so that the position of the shoulder is guided to stimulate the user to hold the shoulder blades together.

Aspects herein relate to a waistband construct designed to provide support to a torso area of a wearer and more specifically, a mid to lower torso area of a human wearer, (i.e. a pelvic area of a wearer.) The waistband construct in accordance herein may have a multiple modulus of elasticity construction with at least one variation in modulus of elasticity along a circumference of the waistband construct. For example, the waistband construct in accordance with aspects herein may have a first portion having a first modulus of elasticity and a second portion having a second modulus of elasticity, where at least the portion having the higher modulus of elasticity may have a multiple layer construction for providing an effective support mechanism to at least a portion of the mid to lower torso area of the wearer.