A quilt has a pair of longitudinally extending side edges, a pair of laterally extending end edges, a head portion, a foot portion, and a middle portion extending longitudinally between the head and foot portions. The quilt includes a hood box adapted to receive and surround the head of the user during use of the quilt. The hood box is disposed in the head portion and includes a front hood panel and a back hood panel. The front hood panel has an aperture moveable between a closed position and an opened position for allowing at least a portion of the user's face to be exposed during use of the hood box. The quilt also includes a pair of overlapping portions. One of the overlapping portions extends along one of the longitudinal side edges and the other overlapping portion extends along the other longitudinal side edge. Each of the overlapping portion define a hand pocket sized and shaped for receiving a hand of the user and an arm receptacle sized and shaped for receiving at least a portion of the user's arm.

A sleeping hag is provided. The sleeping hag includes an elongate shell defining an inner volume sized and shaped to receive a user therein, the shell having a head portion, a foot portion, a middle portion extending longitudinally between the head and foot portions, an overlying portion adapted to overlie the user during use, and an underlying portion adapted to underlie the user during use, wherein the shell is free from zippers. The sleeping bag further includes a hood being located in the head portion of the shell, the hood including an opening such that the overlying portion of the shell adjacent the opening is spaced from the underlying portion of the shell when the sleeping bag is laid out for use.

A sleeping bag is provided. The sleeping bag includes an elongate shell defining an inner volume sized and shaped to receive a user therein, the elongate shell having an overlying portion adapted to overlie the user during use, the overlying portion having an outer layer and an inner layer, an underlying portion adapted to underlie the user during use, and an opening disposed on the elongate shell. The sleeping bag further includes a comforter attached to the overlying portion of the elongate shell for selectively closing the opening, the comforter having a pair of pockets that are configured to extend transversely beyond the extent of the elongate shell.

A use of a nonwoven fabric made of continuous filaments for preventing the escape of down from a textile product filled with down, wherein the nonwoven fabric is obtained by a spinning method, in which multi-component fibers are deposited to form a nonwoven, whereby the multi-component fibers are split into continuous filaments with a titer of less than 0.15 dtex and the nonwoven is mechanically bonded to form a nonwoven fabric, the nonwoven fabric not being thermally or chemically bonded over the surface.

Disclosed are a structure for bonding a fabric, and a processed fabric article having the same. The structure includes: a first fabric; a second fabric; and a bonding member, wherein attachment surfaces attached with the first fabric and the second fabric, respectively, and sewing lines spaced apart from the attachment surfaces, and sewed in a state of being in contact with center portions of the attachment surfaces are sequentially formed from both ends toward an inner side with respect to a center axis in a longitudinal direction of the bonding member.

The disclosed Quilt is in two Parts, each Part having a level of insulation which is independent of the other Part. For example, one Part can be extremely warm, and the other Part can be extremely cool. Both Parts can then be joined together to form a Quilt. When juxtaposed the two separate Parts of the Quilt, are a reverse image of each other, sharing both Negative and Positive componentry of a joiner. In this instance a Hook and Loop fastener is sewn into the joining Channel Wall of each Part. The Hook Fastener tape is sewn along one half of the edge of the joining Channel Wall to the middle of the Channel Wall, and the other half of the joining Channel Wall is sewn with a Loop Fastener tape. This arrangement permits both Parts can be purchased separately, and joined together allowing the individual to choose their own level of thermal resistance independently, whilst still being joined up with another individual's chosen thermal resistance.

A woven chambray fabric, including a method and system for forming same includes a plurality of warp yarns, each warp yarn including natural fibers. The woven fabric includes a plurality of weft yarns interwoven with the plurality of warp yarns. Each weft yarn defines a weft yarn assembly that has a first weft yarn, a second weft yarn that extends alongside the first weft yarn, and a plurality of consolidation regions where the first weft yarn and the second weft yarn are coupled to each other. The first weft yarn is a spun staple yarn that includes natural fibers and the second weft yarn is a dyed continuous filament yarn. The second weft yarn is dyed a color that is different from a color of the first weft yarn and each warp yarn so as to define the woven chambray fabric.

A composite down feather sheet is comprised of an insulating core of down feathers bound together by a chemical binding agent or binding fibers or combination thereof. The core of down feathers is of substantially constant thickness and defines opposed flat faces to which is bonded a web of stretchable elastic adhesive. The method of fabricating the composite down insulating fabric sheet is also described as well as the method of bonding the composite down insulating fabric sheet to an outer shell fabric and a liner fabric to provide a composite sheet which facilitate the manufacture of down feather insulated fabric articles.

An adjustable bed covering system includes a comforter having one or more connection strips for removably affixing pillows that may remain attached to the bed covering during the bed making process. The pillows have connecting strips compatible with the connecting strips found on the comforter. One or more pillows and/or the comforter may further include a flap for concealing or hiding the connecting strips. The bed covering may include a rigid rod or pole traversing the width of the comforter along its head end. The comforter may also be attached to mattress pockets that fit over the corners of a mattress in order to better align the comforter.

An electric weighted blanket includes: a blanket body, wherein the blanket body comprises a first material layer, a first weighted bead protection layer, a first weighted bead securing layer, weighted beads, a second weighted bead securing layer, a second weighted bead protection layer, a heating wire securing layer, heating wires, and a second material layer that are sequentially disposed along a vertical direction. The first material layer, the first weighted bead protection layer, the first weighted bead securing layer, the weighted beads, the second weighted bead securing layer, and the second weighted bead protection layer are connected by quilting to obtain a first component. The heating wire securing layer where the heating wires are secured and the second material layer are sewn as a second component. The first component and the second component are sewn as the blanket body.