Sheet sets are disclosed herein that comprise a fitted sheet adapted to be placed over a mattress, a top sheet adapted to be placed atop the fitted sheet and having a first width, a sheet extension extending from a first edge of the top sheet and having a second width, wherein the second width is shorter than the first width, and at least one fastening device adapted to couple the top sheet to the fitted sheet.

An infection control bedding product such as a pillow, duvet, mattress, cushion or such like having a sealed cover, a resiliently deformable filling material, and a vent means in the cover, the vent means including a filter medium including a filter membrane for the removal of particles of microbial size, a strengthening layer of material for providing mechanical strength to the filter medium, and an adhesive layer, wherein the filter medium allows air flow therethrough but is substantially impermeable to liquid while maintaining a barrier to particles of microbial size; optionally, wherein the adhesive layer is formed from a plurality of dots of adhesive applied to the strengthening layer.

A thermal insulating structure having insulation channels formed therein to receive insulation material, a movement channel extending along the insulation channels to disburse the insulation between the insulation channels and a storage channel to store insulation material not being used in the insulation channels. The movement channel, insulation channels and storage channel being integrally formed with each other while being partially obstructed from each other to maintain insulating material in the desired channels until moved to another one of the channels by a swiping or patting motion on the structure to provide a widely ranging temperature adjustable structure such as a sleeping bag, jacket, or comforter.

Apparatuses, methods, and computer program products for quilting webs without compressing the webs. A quilting machine includes a needle bar to which needles are attached, needle thread passing through each needle, a looper shaft to which loopers are attached, a looper corresponding to each needle and from which looper thread is provided to form stitches, and a retainer bar to which spreaders are attached to facilitate stitching. A drive pulley powered by a first servo motor rotates cranks to move the needles through a cycle and rotates a belt which rotates an indexer pulley. Rotation of the indexer pulley oscillates the looper shaft and reciprocates the retainer bar. Another drive pulley powered by a second servo motor operates to move an input web through the machine between chain stitches.

A bedding system comprises an anchor and a comforter to minimize and/or eliminate the effort of making of a bed. The bedding system comprises an anchor and a comforter. The anchor provides elastic straps to connect to the comforter so that the comforter can stay tucked all the time. The elastic straps provide continuous adjustments with the movements of a user. Additionally, the anchor can be adjusted to allow the user to achieve ultimate comfort and high-quality sleep while tucked in during sleep. Both the anchor and comforter can be folded and locked in place to fit to various widths and thicknesses of the bed. The bedding system provides efficient connections between the anchor and the comforter, thus allows the use to easily disconnect the system for washing and/or replacement.

A convertible travel accessory in accordance with one embodiment includes a main body that in a first state assumes a hoodie form for being worn on a head of a user and in a second state assumes a storage pouch form. The travel accessory also includes a chin pillow that is coupled to and adjustable relative to the main body for placement beneath a chin of a user, wherein in the second state, the chin pillow is inserted into the storage pouch. An optional blanket can also be provided as part of the travel accessory and can be permanently attached to the chin pillow (e.g., along a bottom edge thereof) or it can be detachably coupled to the chin pillow.

A secure bed covering having an attached foot pocket according to the present invention is disclosed. A blanket having a front or outer side and a back or inner side may include a foot pocket running the width of the back or inner side. The foot pocket may be located at a distance from one end of the blanket such that when it is placed onto a bed, a user may insert his or her feet into the foot pocket and have the main part of the blanket cover the remaining parts of his or her body. By inserting their feet into the foot pocket, the user will keep their feet covered and warm as well as provide an anchoring force to prevent a partner from uncovering the feet should they move during the night. The foot pocket may be made of or lined by a different material that the main part of the blanket to provide additional comfort to users' feet.

Bedding items including a fabric expanse and a respiration vent. The fabric expanse is configured to be placed on a person and defines an interior side facing the person and an exterior side opposite the interior side. An interior volume of air is defined proximate the interior side and an exterior volume of air is defined proximate the exterior side and opposite the interior volume. The respiration vent is defined in the fabric expanse. The respiration vent is configured to facilitate communication of air between the exterior volume and the interior volume through the fabric expanse to aid the person covered by the fabric expanse in the interior volume inhaling air from the exterior volume and exhaling air to the exterior volume.

This application provides a sewing method and structure for a duvet, and the sewing method includes the following steps: first, stacking base cloth, a plurality pieces of retractable cloth and a plurality pieces of connection cloth together in sequence to form a duvet unit; then aligning two duvet units, and sewing the connection cloth on the two duvet units together in a one-to-one correspondence; and finally sewing perimeters of two pieces of the base cloth together in a one-to-one correspondence to form a closed down space. A beneficial effect of this invention is that downs in the duvet cannot run out from the gaps.

A weighted blanket with outer fabric layers and an inner layer comprising a continuous sheet of material may be formed from a core material comprising a polymer material and a filler material. The inner layer may include a plurality of ventilation apertures spaced that extend through the inner layer or may be a solid sheet.