Adjustable bell loop fastening devices configured to extend between two or more belt loops on a garment and to selectively lessen the distance there between the belt loops to secure the waistline of a garment to a wearer while concurrently minimizing the force and/or pressure applied to the wearer's abdominal region, especially for wearer's having chronic diseases and/or illnesses (e.g., Crohn's disease, irritable bowel syndrome, colitis, etc.) that frequently result in increased abdominal sensitivity and tenderness.

A dual band adjustable belt loop fastening devices configured to extend between two or more belt loops on a garment and to selectively lessen the distance there between the belt loops to secure the waistline of a garment to a wearer that are also configured to affix/attach item such as holsters, smartphones, or tools thereon or therein while in use.

A dual band adjustable belt loop fastening devices configured to extend between two or more belt loops on a garment and to selectively lessen the distance there between the belt loops to secure the waistline of a garment to a wearer that are also configured to affix/attach item such as holsters, smartphones, or tools thereon or therein while in use.

An undergarment for generally covering the pelvic region of a wearer is adapted to finger graspable pulls shaped and located to aid a wearer with diminished motor capacity and/or manual (i.e., hand) dexterity to more easily put on and take off the undergarment independently, without needing precise finger, hand, and arm control. The undergarment desirably uses materials, color choices, and decorative trim and elements to make the finger pulls and/or to decorate the undergarment to make the undergarment look more aesthetically appealing and reduce resemblance to specialty medical garment used by medical patients.

A belt loop for attachment of a duty belt to a garment or other object includes a belt fastener having a piece of hook-and-loop material complementary to a piece of hook-and-loop material on the duty belt.

The repositionable belt loop can be placed on a wide variety of garments, providing an anchor for a belt, sash or other elongated fashion article. The belt loop has an elongated body with a wide notch on its inner side to route a belt there through. On either side of the wide notch are garment engaging pads with garment engaging members. In a first embodiment, the garment engaging members include pins facing inwardly from the garment engaging pads and locking caps. In a second embodiment, the garment engaging members include a pivoting pin that is connected to one of the garment engaging pads and a clasp connected to the other garment engaging pad. The repositionable belt loop can be in a variety of shapes and can be used singly or in groups, to provide support for a belt on a garment that previously had few or no integral belt loops.

Belts (1, 20, 30), straps or similar items are described, equipped with means adapted to fasten their free end, such means being applicati to the free end of the belts, straps or similar items. The items can be belts for clothing, straps for shoes and leather goods in general, for watches, for costume jewelry or jewelry bracelets, and can be applied in all cases in which it is necessary to fasten the excess part; the means adapted to fasten the free end comprise a retention device (3, 32), applied to a hole (1c, 20c, 30c) of the belt (1, 20, 30), adapted to connect the free end (1a, 20a, 30a) of the belt (1, 20, 30) to a part (1b, 20b, 30b) of the belt (1, 20, 30), which adheres to the body of the person who wears it, the retention device (3, 32) being equipped with first means adapted to hook the adhering part (1b, 20b, 30b) of the belt (1, 20, 30), and second means adapted to hook the free end (1a, 20a, 30a) of the belt (1, 20, 30).

A belt bar comprises of a multi-sided enclosure which sides form a center gap, the sides can be extended and expand and contract to modify the size of said gap, allowing the belt bar to adjust to the width and thickness of varying size belts being passed through the gap. The sides have an inside cavity space that house elastic objects attached to panels that allow for the expansion and retraction of the belt bar.

A sweatpants garment assembly for wearing sweatpants without using a drawstring includes a pair of pants that are comprised of a stretchable, loose fitting fleece. The pair of pants has a waistband and the pair of pants has a belt sleeve being integrated therein. A belt is extendable through the belt sleeve to tighten the pair of pants around the user's waist.

A pair of underwear adjustably integrated into a fixed-waist short is provided herein. The underwear is attached to the fixed-waist short at the inner waistband seam of the fixed-waist short. Attachment to the fixed-waist short can be done by way of stitching or another method of fixedly securing the liner to the short. The securement of the underwear to the shorts extends along the back of the underwear and around to each side of the underwear. At approximately halfway along each side of the underwear the securement ends. The underwear is provided with a waistband that is cleaned finished into the rear securement area.