A bottom wear includes a bottom wear main body including a pair of pant legs and/or a skirt. A waistband is provided at an upper end of the bottom wear main body, the waistband being provided with a plurality of mounting portions at opposite sides of a front fly of the bottom wear main body. An tightness adjustment structure includes a first adjustment assembly and a second adjustment assembly, the first adjustment assembly including an elastic belt provided in a length direction along the waistband, and the elastic belt being integrally connected to the waistband; the second adjustment assembly including a fastener detachably attachable to the mounting portions near the front fly, the fasteners being engageable with different ones of the mounting portions for adjusting the degree of tightness of the waistband.

A back support device for supporting a lower back of a user may include an elastic strap, a first clasping element attached to a first end of the elastic strap, a second clasping element slidably disposed over the elastic strap and configured to releasably engage the first clasping element to form a continuous loop, and a buckle element secured to a second end of the elastic strap. The buckle element is slidably disposed on a medial portion of the elastic strap for adjusting a perimeter length of the continuous loop. The continuous loop is movable between a first position in which the continuous loop has a first perimeter length and a second position in which the continuous loop has a second perimeter length via elastic elongation. The first perimeter length is less than the second perimeter length.

A belt-like garment is disclosed herein that addresses the need in the wireless recharging field for a holder that maintains the proximity of the recharger to the implanted device, is less bulky and better conforming to the wearer, is easy to don and doff, and prevents shifting throughout the recharging session.

In various examples, a belt (e.g., duty belt, service belt, etc.) may include a strap and a first member for detachably coupling a first buckle component to the strap proximate a first end of the strap. The belt may also include a second member for detachably coupling a second buckle component to the strap proximate a second end of the strap. In some instances, one or more connection points may be disposed in the strap proximate the second end, and the connection point(s) may be for adjusting a position of the second member to adjust a size of the belt. In some examples, the first member and the second member may be disposed on a same side of the duty belt and the first end of the strap may at least partially overlap the second end of the strap when worn by a user.

An apparatus and method for fastening apparel with a fastener having an integrated and adjustable tensioner that facilitates a precise fitment of the apparel when worn.

A phlebotomy belt device is disclosed for holding the required tools and supplies for drawing blood from a patient's body. The phlebotomy belt device comprises a body component that is configured in a rectangular shape as a small basket or as a pouch. The body component holds needles, draw tubes, gauzes, swabs, band aids, etc. The body component also comprises an adjustable waist belt that buckles together, securing the body component at a user's front. Thus, once the device is strapped around a user's waist, a user can place all the supplies needed for a blood draw inside the body component to quickly and smoothly draw blood from a patient.

A retention apparatus (i.e., waistband or neckband) for shorts, pants, sweatpants, bathing suits, swimming shorts, jackets, hoodies, sweatshirts, or similar garments. The garment includes a waistband or neckband casing formed as an elongated tubular channel extending circumferentially around an upper portion of the garment. A drawstring is disposed within the waistband casing, with a first end anchored to an interior portion of the waistband casing and a medial portion extending outwardly through a single exit opening to define an externally accessible free segment. The anchored first end prevents complete withdrawal of the drawstring and eliminates the disadvantages of conventional two-end drawstrings, or dual-ended drawstring. In use, a wearer selectively pulls the externally accessible segment to constrict the waistband, with elasticity and friction maintaining the adjusted tension during activity.

An assembly for tying Gi pants includes an elongated body for holding a drawstring. The body is hollowed and elongated and has a first end and a second end. A groove is made in the side of the body from the second end and stopping before the first end. The groove exposes an interior of the elongated body. A notch is formed in the first end and is separate from the groove. The notch has a notch bottom to allow for a knot on the drawstring to seat therein. The method includes passing the drawstring through the groove and tying a knot in the drawstring at the first end. The knot is secured in the notch. The body and the drawstring are passed together through the Gi pants. The knot is untied and the body is removed from the Gi pants while retaining the drawstring.

A measuring apparatus comprising a drawstring member made of a flexible and non-stretchy material formed into a drawstring that is both wearable and a measuring apparatus to be integrated into an article of clothing. The drawstring has a front surface with measurement indicia permanently illustrated thereon. The measurement information includes a plurality of specific measurements and a graphical representation corresponding to each specific measurement. The measurement indicia can be in standard and/or metric units on one or more sides of the drawstring member.

The present invention discloses a novel belt, comprising a strap and a fastening component. One end of the strap is mounted on the fastening component, while the other end serves as a free end. The free end of the strap is provided with a mounting groove, the inner wall of which is formed with multiple teeth. The fastening component is provided with a limiting element and a driving assembly. The limiting element engages between adjacent teeth to restrain the strap. The driving assembly is configured to drive the limiting element to rotate, thereby disengaging the limiting element and releasing the strap. The invention further includes an adjustment assembly, by which the tightness of the strap can be adjusted, preventing discomfort to the user during adjustment and facilitating easier regulation of strap tension.