An Apron is provided that when worn for usage, water, oil, dirt, paint does not penetrate it, such that the user’s clothes are protected after been worn for usage.

An Apron is provided that when worn for usage, water, oil, dirt, paint does not penetrate it, such that the user’s clothes are protected after been worn for usage.

The invention relates to a farrier's apron with stop elements, made from a piece of flexible material, having means for supporting the horse's limbs (B) secured to the front and/or rear thereof, these means being stop elements (3), arranged and secured in different positions and areas of the apron, these stop elements (3) being made of solid pieces of hard-wearing material, such as leather, rope, gum, plastic, rubber, silicone or any other material, lined or not, flat or raised and of different shapes, and secured to the surface of the apron by different means.

The invention relates to a farrier's apron with stop elements, made from a piece of flexible material, having means for supporting the horse's limbs (B) secured to the front and/or rear thereof, these means being stop elements (3), arranged and secured in different positions and areas of the apron, these stop elements (3) being made of solid pieces of hard-wearing material, such as leather, rope, gum, plastic, rubber, silicone or any other material, lined or not, flat or raised and of different shapes, and secured to the surface of the apron by different means.

A jersey for management of perspiration having a perspiration absorption towel. The perspiration absorption towel is removably or permanently affixed along the front interior of the collar of the jersey. The perspiration absorption towel has a collar-region width less than the collar width by an amount which optimizes access to and removability of the perspiration absorption towel. The perspiration absorption towel has a length which relative to the collar-region width which balances usefulness and ease of return to the non-use position of the perspiration absorption towel. Alternatively, the perspiration absorption towel is removably or permanently affixed along the front exterior of the collar of the jersey at its top end and near the bottom hem of the jersey at its bottom end. The perspiration absorption towel has either side indents or a bottom indent to facilitate grasping of the bottom of the perspiration absorption towel for the purpose of detaching its bottom end from the jersey.

A garment protection device to be worn by a wearer, the garment protection device comprising a collar assembly having a first surface and a second surface, wherein the second surface is configured to be in substantial contact with the neck and/or shoulders of a wearer and wherein the collar assembly is configured to substantially surround the neck of the wearer when placed on the wearer and further having an opening to allow the passage of the neck of a wearer. The garment protection device further including a garment protection panel forming a contiguous impervious service with the collar assembly, the garment protection panel having a substantially curved surface configured to extend along a first axis that is orthogonal to the opening passage or gap of the collar assembly, the garment protection panel having at least a first panel section that has a first width W, a second panel section that is contiguous with the first panel section and having a second width W′, and at least end portion having a semicircular shape and two side portions, where the maximum value of W is greater than the maximum value of W′. The garment protection device further including a capture pocket configured to enclose a volume of space between the capture pocket and the end portion section of the garment protection panel, wherein the capture pocket has a base portion configured to have sufficient width so as to allow for insertion of cleaning materials or utensils.

A garment protection device to be worn by a wearer, the garment protection device comprising a collar assembly having a first surface and a second surface, wherein the second surface is configured to be in substantial contact with the neck and/or shoulders of a wearer and wherein the collar assembly is configured to substantially surround the neck of the wearer when placed on the wearer and further having an opening to allow the passage of the neck of a wearer. The garment protection device further including a garment protection panel forming a contiguous impervious service with the collar assembly, the garment protection panel having a substantially curved surface configured to extend along a first axis that is orthogonal to the opening passage or gap of the collar assembly, the garment protection panel having at least a first panel section that has a first width W, a second panel section that is contiguous with the first panel section and having a second width W′, and at least end portion having a semicircular shape and two side portions, where the maximum value of W is greater than the maximum value of W′. The garment protection device further including a capture pocket configured to enclose a volume of space between the capture pocket and the end portion section of the garment protection panel, wherein the capture pocket has a base portion configured to have sufficient width so as to allow for insertion of cleaning materials or utensils.

The strapless apron invention negates the need of an uncomfortable neck strap to protect the whole torso. The invention includes a specific length and placement of 2 pieces of inner structural boning in conjunction with Side Support Triangles along the midriff. The strapless apron remains upright and rigid against the chest without a neck or shoulder strap.

The strapless apron invention negates the need of an uncomfortable neck strap to protect the whole torso. The invention includes a specific length and placement of 2 pieces of inner structural boning in conjunction with Side Support Triangles along the midriff. The strapless apron remains upright and rigid against the chest without a neck or shoulder strap.

An asphyxiation-safe adjustable bib and placemat provides a bib having a rear surface that supports a bib retainer in one of a plurality of positions so a length of the bib can be adjusted to accommodate a height of a wearer. The bib retainer and a portion of the bib adjacent the bib retainer are inserted into a bib retainer channel of the placemat to secure the bib to the placemat. The bib retainer in the bib retainer channel resists movement of the bib away from the placemat but enables forceful movement of the bib away from the placemat to protect against injury due to asphyxiation if the wearer slips or falls from a chair while using the bib and placemat.