Abstract: A weighted article of wear for daily wear including a first panel having a plurality of first panel chambers and second panel having a plurality of second panel chambers, each of the first and second panel chambers further including a plurality of weighted pellets positioned therein; wherein each of the first and second panel chambers are defined by a seam line that separates each of the first and second panel chambers from a respective adjacent first panel chamber and second panel chamber for preventing the plurality of weighted pellets from moving between adjacent first panel chambers and adjacent second panel chambers; and wherein the plurality of weighted pellets are distributed within each of the first panel chambers and each of the second panel chambers so that the first panel weighs more than the second panel and the plurality of weighted pellets are not redistributable by a wearer.

Abstract: An inflatable headboard system is provided having an inflatable bladder having a port for inflation and in preferred embodiments a cover. A fastener is provided either on the inflatable bladder or on the cover. When the fastener is on the inflatable bladder, the cover has openings to coincide with the positioning of the fastener.

Abstract: A bed skirt for use over the lower part of a bed having a foot and opposed spaced sides and a horizontally extending mattress supported on a bedstead formed by a frame and legs, said bed skirt extending over the legs of the bed to provide a desired enclosure for the lower portion of the bed to minimize dust accumulations under the bed and to provide a decorative enclosure for the lower part of the bed. The bed skirt is formed with a vertically extending skirt portion or flounce dimensioned to extend along at least the foot and opposed sides of the bed from a point close to the floor to a point above the legs of the bed. Secured to the top edge of the skirt by a single continuous line of stitching is a retaining strip which extends horizontally from the upper edge of the skirt portion over at least a part of the bed frame, preferably a distance such as to cover the edge of the horizontal surface of the mattress support.

Abstract: A clip and method of using same to facilitate the positioning of a cover of the typical rectangular bag-like type over a typical rectangular bedding item such as a blanket, quilt, comforter or the like. The clip is formed with two opposed selectively engageable jaws dimensioned to permit engagement of the corners of the bedding item and cover therebetween. The clip is formed with a padded cover overlying the outside surfaces of the clip. In use, the cover typically formed with a closed end and an open end is turned inside out and positioned so that the closed corners of the inside out bag lie adjacent the corners of the bedding item. These adjacent corners of the cover and bedding item are then clipped together using one clip at each corner. The cover is then drawn over the bedding item to turn the cover right side out and simultaneously enclose the bedding item. The free corners of the cover and bedding item may if desired be clipped together, preferably within the cover.