Abstract: A garment including a hood configurable between a non-deployed position and a deployed position and a head engaging-member connected to the hood is disclosed. The head-engaging member may be adapted to be worn around a portion of a user's head when the hood is in the deployed positioned to stabilize the hood and prevent the hood from obstructing a line of sight of the user wearing the garment.

Abstract: A construction system includes a window assembly and a door assembly preferably having similar shapes. The window assembly includes a window frame defining a window opening and at least two window pane assemblies which may typically be opened and closed. A first portion of the window opening has a first shape and one of the window pane assemblies covers the first portion of the window opening and has an outer perimeter with a second shape different than the first shape. A thin layer of material on a window pane may form a divider creating an appearance that the window pane is a plurality of window panes. The door assembly includes a door frame with an inner circumference defining a door opening with one shape and a door which covers the door opening and has an outer circumference with another shape different than the shape of the door opening.

Abstract: An openable window includes a window frame defining a window opening which is typically neither square nor rectangular and a window pane assembly which typically is square or rectangular, although the window opening and window pane assembly may have other shapes. The window allows for a window opening having curved portions or various complex shapes while eliminating some of the complex construction to achieve such shapes, such as eliminating the need for a window sash having curved portions when the window opening has curved portions. The window pane assembly preferably slides open and closed. A window sash may or may not circumscribe the window pane or panes. Standard dividers may be used or an adhesive layer may be adhered to the window pane to create the appearance of multiple window panes, stained glass or various other patterns.