| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 121 | NECK CONTOURED PROTECTIVE WRAP | US12135366 | 2008-06-09 | US20090300815A1 | 2009-12-10 | Marne' P. Nunez |
| An apparatus is provided, including a first sheet, a second sheet attached to the first sheet, a first attachment device fixed to a first portion of the first sheet, and a second attachment device fixed to a second portion of the first sheet. The first sheet may have a substantially semicircular cutout. The second sheet may be comprised of a substantially waterproof material. The first attachment device and the second attachment device may be fixed to the first sheet so that the first attachment device can be attached to the second attachment device to connect the first and second portions of the first sheet, so that the first sheet is wrapped around an upper torso area of an individual. An individual can have hair on their head washed or cut while the apparatus is wrapped around the upper torso of the individual. | ||||||
| 122 | Disposable Over-Garment | US12032811 | 2008-02-18 | US20090205098A1 | 2009-08-20 | Silvia Araquistain |
| A protective over-garment is disclosed that can be manufactured entirely by making cuts in a single sheet of plastic or other flexible material. In preferred embodiments it is disposable. The sheet has a neck hole in the center and covers the user's shoulders, upper arms, back, and chest. A cut radiating from the hole allows insertion of the user's head. The rim of the hole is held against the wearer's neck by tying together two strips of material formed by cuts that partially separate them from the sheet. Similar strips can hold the first cut and/or the sides of the garment closed. In preferred embodiments the sheet can be rectangular, hourglass, or double-hourglass in shape, and/or the sheet can be folded to fit in a standard home hair coloring kit. Cuts can be perforated, and the garments can be manufactured as a continuous length of sheets joined at perforated intersections. | ||||||
| 123 | WEARABLE STORAGE DEVICE | US12337812 | 2008-12-18 | US20090151040A1 | 2009-06-18 | Je'Nette Lee-Johnson; Ruby McDonald |
| A wearable storage device includes an apron type member manufactured from a first predetermined material and having a first predetermined shape and a first predetermined size. A plurality of storage members are disposed on at least a first side of such apron type member at a plurality of predetermined locations thereon. A first securing mechanism is disposed on such apron type member for securing such apron type member around at least one predetermined part of a user. | ||||||
| 124 | Burp cloth with strap | US12287282 | 2008-10-08 | US20090089910A1 | 2009-04-09 | Ingrid Kempova Lopez |
| The Burp Cloth (4) with Strap (1) was invented to ensures that the burp cloth used by people when burping an infants or toddlers stays in place and does not fall off the shoulder to the ground.The Burp Cloth with Strap is designed to fit on either shoulder of a person and protect clothing when burping or feeding a baby.That the person wearing Burp Cloth with Strap can move burp cloth with strap easily from one shoulder to the another for comfort or convenience without burp cloth falling off when handling a baby.To use the invention, one places the Burp cloth on one's shoulder and then attaches the Strap. Many forms of fastening the strap to the burp cloth are included in the invention. These are buttons, snaps (2) and velcro adhesives. | ||||||
| 125 | Apron with beverage holder | US11850422 | 2007-09-05 | US07484249B1 | 2009-02-03 | Quincy Reese; Mark T. Salander |
| This invention provides an apron having at least one beverage pocket specifically designed for holding beverage containers at a convenient location for easy access by the user. The pocket includes a reinforced outer rim, formed from a durable polymer ring or gusset in an illustrative embodiment. In one implementation, the pocket is located along the lower end of a side wing of the apron so that it is generally below and within easy reach of the wearer's right (or left) hand. The ring/gusset secures an appropriately sized inner beverage pocket pouch that has a depth and perimeter size sufficient to house an average-sized beverage container. The depth of is arranged so that the top of an average container either protrudes slightly, or is completely recessed within the pouch. The pouch may be constructed from one or more layers of insulating material to allow the drink to retain its heat or coolness and preventing transfer of heat/cold to the wearer's body. In an illustrative embodiment, the apron can also include additional convenient features, such as a retractable, lanyard-mounted bottle opener. The retractable cord/lanyard-mounted bottle opener is placed within easy reach of the user, and may be located on the same side of the apron as the pocket, at a position above the pocket, in this embodiment. | ||||||
| 126 | Draped garment with pockets | US11800829 | 2007-05-08 | US20080276343A1 | 2008-11-13 | Ilze Bruvelis |
| A garment (2) to be worn by a person has: a single continuous fabric material that comprises two end panels (4, 6); two shoulder overlay sections 10 to fit over two shoulders of a person; a minor back portion 12 to lay between the shoulders of the person; at least one fastener 14 that is separable between panels (4, 6); and each panel (4, 6) has at least one pocket opening (20) and pocket depth (22), the pocket depth (22) being at least 20 cm. | ||||||
| 127 | ACCESSORY ATTACHMENTS FOR A WELDING GARMENT | US11740814 | 2007-04-26 | US20080098503A1 | 2008-05-01 | John A. Swartz |
| A flame resistant garment, in certain embodiments, may include multiple garment portions to provide different degrees of protection for welding or another application. In one embodiment, the flame-resistant garment may include a base garment and one or more supplemental protective layers or garments. For example, the base garment may include a jacket, a vest, a coverall, a jumpsuit, an overall, pants, trousers, a smock, a hat, a hood, or a combination thereof. The protective layer may include a bib or any other suitable attachment to add further flame resistance. Further, the multiple garment portions may be coupled together via a snap fastener system, a hook-and-loop system, a button system, a zipper system, a buckle system, or a clip system, or a combination thereof. | ||||||
| 128 | Bib/carrying-receptacle | US11510217 | 2006-08-25 | US20080060108A1 | 2008-03-13 | Donald Gors |
| A food receptacle (such as a bag, a pouch, or a box) and bib combination is provided, the combination comprising a receptacle, a bib integrally formed with said receptacle so as to be contained in said receptacle in a first configuration, such as the case when the receptacle is used as a food transport container; and surfaces for directing food from said bib to an opening in said receptacle when the bib is positioned outside of the receptacle in a second configuration, such as the case when the bib is covering a user. | ||||||
| 129 | PROTECTIVE BIB FOR USE BY A TRAVELER | US11874689 | 2007-10-18 | US20080052801A1 | 2008-03-06 | Keith Monroe |
| A protective bib for safeguarding clothing of a user from spoils, stains, or burns, while eating, drinking, or smoking while traveling in a vehicle, train, plane, bus, boat, or other mode of transportation having or not having a diagonally extending seat belt. The protective bib has a protective covering generally trapezoidal in shape, including a top edge, a top liner, and a non-permeable bottom liner. An adhesive secures the top and bottom liners together. The top-edge extends diagonally across the chest of the user and the self-contained textile adhesive envelope-like flap when open will attach to the seat belt alone the top edge of the bib for securing the bib in place. | ||||||
| 130 | MULTI PURPOSE CLOTH FOR USE WITH INFANTS AND CHILDREN | US11278357 | 2006-03-31 | US20070239123A1 | 2007-10-11 | Margaret Pressler |
| A multi-purpose cloth for use with infants and children is presented. The cloth includes a substantially rectangular base portion and a pocket connected to one end of the base. The pocket is configured to remain in a substantially closed position when the cloth is in a horizontal position, and a substantially open position when the cloth, or a portion of the cloth, is in a vertical position. That is, the pocket automatically falls open when the cloth is in use while burping an infant. The cloth may be made from any suitable soft, absorbent material, such as cotton, fleece and the like. Further, the cloth preferably does not include any hardware or fasteners that may harm the child or limit the use of the cloth. | ||||||
| 131 | Apron and method for using the same | US10858123 | 2004-06-01 | US07260851B1 | 2007-08-28 | Henry D. Milnark; James E. Mecsko |
| An apron and method for using the same is provided. In one embodiment, the apron includes a body covering having an exterior facing side and an interior facing side. An elastic strap is attached to the interior facing side along a first side edge of the body covering. Also, a fastener is provided that has a first portion attached to a free end of the elastic strap and a second portion attached to the interior facing side along a second side edge of the body covering. | ||||||
| 132 | Water-resistant apron with attached towel | US11259152 | 2005-10-27 | US07174570B2 | 2007-02-13 | Nancy L. Dabney; Armand R. Dabney |
| The water-resistant apron with attached towel includes an apron formed of a water-resistant material, which is worn by the user. The apron is formed from a front apron portion and, preferably, also a rear apron portion, with a first releasable fastener being disposed on the front apron portion. A towel formed of water-absorbent material is further provided, and the towel has a second releasable fastener disposed thereon. The first releasable fastener on the apron releasably engages the second releasable fastener on the towel, allowing the user to selectively attach and detach the towel from the apron. The towel further includes a pair of straps, allowing the towel to be wrapped and tied around the user when the towel is attached to the apron. | ||||||
| 133 | Baby bath wrap | US10283579 | 2002-10-30 | US06986163B2 | 2006-01-17 | Tara Jean Dugan |
| A modified towel for use while bathing, lifting and drying babies, where the towel wraps around the caregivers body and remains there securely. It is constructed of absorbent fabric and shaped like a tapered rectangle or elongated trapezoid, with a slit near the tapered end. The tapered end of the towel wrap drapes over one shoulder and is secured in the hip region by pulling either corner through the slit. The wrap is worn while bathing an infant, and is easily transferred from adult caregiver to baby for drying when the bath is done. | ||||||
| 134 | Multi-purpose burp cloth | US10744891 | 2003-12-22 | US20050132462A1 | 2005-06-23 | Jeffrey Archambault |
| A multi-purpose burp cloth (1) which allows parents or care-givers to perform other activities while feeding his or her baby by bottle that also acts as a baby diaper changing pad and pacifier holder. The burp cloth (1) has a front side (3) and a back side (8) that are attached to one another by stitching (16). A pillow is located at an upper portion of the burp cloth (1) and a clip (5) is located just below the pillow (2) on the front component (3) while an elasticized strap (4) is attached on one end to the front side (3). To use the cloth (1), the user simply wraps the strap (4) around the bottle and attaches the fastening means (14) on the strap (4) to the front side (3). An alternate embodiment includes an adjuster (7) located on a strap pair (18) wherein the user feeds the end portion of the strap (4) through the adjuster (7) and pulls the strap (4) so as to make the strap (4) tight against the bottle (10). To use the cloth (1) as a baby diaper changing pad, the user simply flips the cloth (1) so that the back side (8) is face up, places the baby's head onto the pillow (2) and changes the diaper. The user may then wipe the back side (8) with a disinfecting wipe to kill the germs. | ||||||
| 135 | BibbillowTM | US10673984 | 2003-09-30 | US20050066405A1 | 2005-03-31 | Robert Babiak |
| This invention is a cushioned torso covering for an adult/parent/babysitter to wear while rocking, burping, feeding, and holding an infant. It is filled/padded and is fastened around the back of the neck, can be tightened around the waist for the right fit, and covers the entire front torso and front/back of shoulders. The entire front of the covering is filled/padded (pillow like qualities) to provide comfort and protection for both the infant and the adult. The infant is protected from zippers, snaps, buttons, jewelry, collar bones, dirty clothing and is comforted by the feel of the padding. The adult wearing this product is further protected from spit up and is more comfortable while holding the infant. | ||||||
| 136 | Work clothing with snap-on pockets | US10729498 | 2003-12-05 | US06839917B1 | 2005-01-11 | Paul H. Landwehr |
| A work garment for use by gardeners, roofers or others to protect their clothing while working and for holding articles in pockets, which may be changed by snapping on special pockets for different uses of the garment. The pockets can be of different sizes and be segmented or not for holding different articles. The garment may have permanent and snap-on pockets. The garment is fastened around the waist of the wearer by a belt and the legs fastened by straps around the wearer's legs. Kneepads in kneepad pockets protect the wearer's knees and make working more comfortable while kneeling. The garment extends from the waist to just below the knees for a lightweight easy to put on and easy to take off garment. | ||||||
| 137 | Woodcarver's apron with lap basin for retaining waste material | US10376403 | 2003-02-28 | US06708341B1 | 2004-03-23 | Stephanie Schaller |
| The present invention generally relates to an apron having a lap basin that is bounded by a stiffened rim which acts as a waste retaining barrier. In one embodiment, the present invention includes a lap basin that is attached to the bottom edge of a torso section. The lap basin includes a stiffened rim and a bottom section with the stiffened rim attached to the outside edge of the bottom section so that it is positioned in a generally vertical manner. The stiffened rim is constructed by inserting a relatively stiff material, such as a polyester film, into a rim tube. The torso section includes a head loop that is attached to the top edge of a bib and two tie straps that are attached to the top of the vertical side edges of the bib. The elements that form the torso section and the bottom section and rim tube of the lap basin are constructed from a flexible, durable fabric which causes the apron to comfortably conform to a user's shape and position. When a user wearing the apron assumes a sitting position, the lap basin provides a broad, open working area that will retain waste material such as carving chips or shavings. | ||||||
| 138 | Apron and protective device for child care giver | US09940721 | 2001-08-29 | US06694520B2 | 2004-02-24 | Maureen Elizabeth Smith |
| An apparatus comprising an apron for a child care giver is provided. The apron may include a first attachment device having a plurality of shaped items attached to it and a second attachment device having a plurality of touchable items attached to it. The apron may be further comprised of a zipper device and a buttoning device connected so that they can be manipulated by a child. An upper pocket may be provided having a designation indicating that the upper pocket is to be used for storing medical supplies. A protective device may be connected to the apron for protection the wearer from untidy activities of children. | ||||||
| 139 | Trash apron and method of use | US10222882 | 2002-08-19 | US20040031081A1 | 2004-02-19 | Tina Marie Eaves; Gary Scott Richardson |
| A trash apron comprises a bag portion and two sashes or tie portions. The bag is pleated so that its volume can be expanded from its packaged size. The sashes are secured to each other to hold the apron around the persons waist. The bag pleats are expanded to increase the volume of the opening and the bag portion. Trash can be collected in the bag portion. | ||||||
| 140 | Protective garment | US10113212 | 2002-03-29 | US06601239B2 | 2003-08-05 | Rogers Drake |
| A protective garment comprises a porous, breathable body portion and sleeves made of a nonwoven synthetic fabric. The sleeves and a front part of the body portion are covered at their outer surfaces by outer layers of plastic film. In one embodiment, a protective skirt of plastic film extends down below a lower edge of the body portion for covering parts of the wearer that extend below the body portion. The protective skirt can include perforations facilitating adjustment of a vertical extent of the skirt. | ||||||
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