Systems and methods herein provide a portable chair having a ridged collapsible frame and a seat and back support portion made of compressible material attached thereto. The compressible material may include one or more fastening systems corresponding to a fastening system attached to one or more removable accessories, for example a cover, storage compai iment, and the like. One or more accessories may be stored in a storage compartment integrated into the compressible material and/or in a removable storage compartment fastened to the portable chair. Example covers include covers that provide warmth, covers having an ultraviolet protection factor, covers providing insect protection, covers providing moisture protection, and more.

A furniture pillow convertible to and from a personal blanket device. The device comprises a first pillow configuration with an upholstery fabric exterior, a zipper, and stuffed with a blanket attached to an interior side of the pillow. The pillow is configured so that it may be turned inside out, releasing the interior blanket. The blanket and the interior of the pillow are typically constructed using a plush fabric. The blanket may be configured with optional features such as a pockets or nooks for the user's feet and hands. Various alternative designs are disclosed.

The invention comprises a blanket having a frustum shaped foot pocket and method of making said blanket and further means for securing the upper left corner of the blanket to the upper right corner and around a user's neck for maintaining secure attachment of the blanket to a user.

A contoured cushion including a body constructed of memory foam material and configured with a plurality of three dimensional contoured surfaces adapted to conform to the shape of a user's head, neck, and upper shoulders for providing support to the user when supported in an upright seated position. The contoured surfaces include each of a pair of main lateral projecting portions adapted for supporting the sides of the user's head and neck, an intermediate interior portion with a contoured recess upper surface extending between the lateral portions and further adapted to supporting the base of the user's head in communication with the neck, and a pair of secondary portions extending downwardly from the interior portion and adapted to supporting the trapezius shoulder muscles of the user. The main cushion portions each further include an inner opposing recess defined by a ledge which adapts to provide clearance for the user's ears and anything supported thereto including jewelry or in-ear headphone buds.

A heating blanket for a motorized wheelchair comprising: a windproof and waterproof fabric which covers a thermal lining having Velcro fasteners attached to at least one position thereof, has windproof and waterproof functions, and has a zipper and a zipped entrance/exit formed on the front and back sides thereof; at least one heating plate which is inserted into a back side windproof and waterproof fabric via the zipper and is detachably mounted on the thermal lining, wherein the heating plate is woven with carbon yarns so that the heating plate generates heat when electricity is applied; an electric wire, a connection part, an adjustment part, and a connection jack for supplying electricity to the heat plate, wherein the heating blanket is characterized in that the connection jack is connected to the outside to allow the heating plate to be heated.

A convertible garment may be constructed from a material having a bulk section between opposing ends. The material may substantially encircle bands located at the opposing ends. Bundling strings may encircle the material near the ends with an adjustable and independent level of compactness. Additionally, connecting strings may be attached to the material at the ends for positioning the opposing ends of the material adjacent to one another. Compactness of the majority of the material in the bulk section may be adjustable relative to a desired coverage of a wearer. The material may be hemmed. Stitching may be included near the ends to supplement the bundling strips. The material may be a textile that is adjustable to cover a length of the wearer up to between shoulders and hips of the wearer. A method of using the convertible garment is also disclosed.

A blanket wrap to be used by users, where the blanket wrap comprises of a blanket and a plurality of closures. The blanket wrap optionally comprises at least one cinch strap for providing extra stability to the blanket in the blanket wrap. The blanket has a cut on one side and the side having the cut is the bottom end of the blanket whereas the side opposite to this is the top end of the blanket. Further, the plurality of closures on the bottom end of the blanket is used to create a pair of leg wrap for the user legs using to provide them comfort in a cold weather.

A furniture pillow convertible to and from a personal blanket device. The device comprises a first pillow configuration with an upholstery fabric exterior, a zipper, and stuffed with a blanket attached to an interior side of the pillow. The pillow is configured so that it may be turned inside out, releasing the interior blanket. The blanket and the interior of the pillow are typically constructed using a plush fabric. The blanket may be configured with optional features such as a pockets or nooks for the user's feet and hands. Various alternative designs are disclosed.

A device fabricated from material that is placed and secured around the body while in a seated position. The device fastens around the knees or legs and holds them securely while the knees are in a crooked position at an angle, drawn towards the chest. The device provides support and comfort to both back and knees. The device is secured around the body by means of a Velcro, buckle or other fastener. The girth of the device is adjustable to suit the passenger. The device has handles and rolls up when not in use and can be deployed as a pillow, head or foot rest.

A blanket that may include a layer of material with trapezoidally shaped notches in two opposite sides of the material. An upper panel of the material may be configured to wrap around a user's upper legs with the user in a sitting position, and a lower panel of the material may be configured to wrap around the user's lower legs. Fasteners removably attach right and left edges of the lower panel together. A method of covering a portion of a user's body with a blanket may include placing the blanket on the user with an upper panel of the blanket over the user's upper legs, and a lower panel of the blanket over the user's lower legs, wrapping left and right edges of the lower panel around the user's lower legs, thereby surrounding the user's lower legs with the lower panel.