Abstract: Examples of a sleeve for a garment are disclosed. The sleeve comprises an outer panel attached along respective side edges thereof to form an outer sleeve and an inner panel attached along respective side edges thereof to form an inner liner of the sleeve. The inner liner and the outer sleeve are attached at least along respective edges of their respective lower ends forming a hand opening. An elastic band is attached to the inner liner proximate a wrist area of the sleeve and is spaced apart from the outer sleeve. The elastic band is configured to draw the inner liner into contact with and hug a wrist area of the wearer while the outer layer is loosely fitted around the wrist area of the wearer.

Abstract: A sweat grip comprising a main body with a sweat-absorbent side and a grip side with a higher coefficient of friction than the sweat-absorbent side and having antimicrobial properties. The sweat grip can be wrapped around an object such as the handle of an exercise machine, such that the sweat grip can enhance a user's grip on the object and can at least partially absorb the user's sweat without transferring sweat to the object.

Abstract: A protective cuff is fixed in a pant leg or sleeve of a protective garment. The protective cuff includes a fluid/particulate/water dam fixed around an interior circumference of a pant leg or sleeve of a protective garment at an attachment location that is spaced upwardly from a lowermost hem of the pant leg or sleeve. The dam includes a resilient opening to surround and snuggly engage another wearable piece of protective equipment or a wearer's limb received in the opening. A length of loose material extends from the attachment location to the resilient opening to surround the wearable piece of protective equipment or the wearer's limb received in the opening. An anti-wicking guard extends from the lowermost hem to the attachment location and surrounding the interior of the pant leg or sleeve.

Abstract: The shoe ornament is configured for use with footwear. The shoe ornament attaches to the upper of the footwear. The shoe ornament comprises one or more straps, a plurality of fasteners, and a plurality of cufflinks. The plurality of cufflinks and the plurality of fasteners attach the one or more straps to the footwear. Each cufflink selected from the plurality of cufflinks attaches a subset of straps selected from the one or more straps to a fastener selected from the plurality of fasteners. Each of the plurality of fasteners attaches to the upper of the footwear.

Abstract: A sleeve keeper bracket for use with a wrist accessory worn by a user comprises a first member coupled to the wrist accessory, and a second member coupled to the first member and adapted to extend away from the wrist accessory and adapted to retain a long sleeve of a garment worn by the user from obscuring the wrist accessory.

Abstract: An apparatus for a convertible garment cuff includes a band of flexible material that includes a substantially rectangular body having first and second opposing edges, first and second opposing ends, a front side, and a back side. A portion of the body includes a covering region that conceals a garment cuff in an engaged position. A portion of the body includes a tucking region that tucks underneath the garment cuff in an engaged position. A plurality of coupling elements secures the body to the garment cuff in an engaged position. The covering region includes at least one coupling element disposed along each of the first and second opposing ends. The tucking region includes at least one coupling element disposed along at least one of the first and second opposing ends. The first and second opposing ends of the covering and tucking regions are coupled together.

Abstract: An apparatus is disclosed for a convertible garment cuff. The apparatus includes a band of flexible material that includes a substantially rectangular body having first and second opposing edges, first and second opposing ends, a front side, and a back side. A portion of the body includes a covering region that conceals a garment cuff in an engaged position. A portion of the body includes a tucking region that tucks underneath the garment cuff in an engaged position. A plurality of coupling elements secures the body to the garment cuff in an engaged position. The covering region includes at least one coupling element disposed along each of the first and second opposing ends. The tucking region includes at least one coupling element disposed along at least one of the first and second opposing ends. The first and second opposing ends of the covering and tucking regions are coupled together.

Abstract: A garment for securing and storing bodily fluid drainage reservoirs and other fluid reservoirs. The garment comprises a loose-fitting body with at least one small aperture for receiving drainage tubing and at least one pocket cloth partly fixed to the body of the garment and partly detachably coupled to the body of the garment which allows for the easy storage and removal of the fluid drainage reservoir. The pocket cloth allows for the continuing support of the drainage reservoir as the drainage reservoir becomes heavier e.g. about 1 kilogram, due to the collection of fluid draining from the patient into the drainage reservoir. The secure storage of the drainage reservoir enables the wearer to move without worry of the drainage reservoir coming loose, losing fluid, or being exposed to a non-sterile environment external to the pocket cloth. The garment may be configured for wear by male and female children and adults.

Abstract: A tee shirt, polo type shirt and/or garment of simple design is quickly, easily and selectively changed into an innovative, versatile garment by alternating, reversing and/or interchanging extensions that consist of but not limited to cuffs, collars and layers that attaches by various means to necklines, tubular sleeves, waist or waistlines changing a garment of simple design into an innovative garment that is more versatile, more flexible, more adaptable and more purposeful, for a variety of situations, activities and/or requirements.

Abstract: An auxiliary shirt cuff which can be applied to virtually any type of shirt. It does not require any modification to the shirt. When applied, the cuff gives the appearance of a high-quality french cuff shirt. It can be applied to a shirt already having a french cuff, or to one having a conventional button cuff. Different fabrics and colors can be employed to make the cuff, thereby creating a pleasing and fashionable contrast with the fabric and color of the shirt to which the cuff is applied.

Abstract: An apparatus for providing ease in dressing for patients with shoulder or arm problems, providing doctors with easy access to the injured area is disclosed. The apparatus shows a garment which unzips at the shoulder and down the side. The garment can either be unzipped completely for easy dressing and undressing, or unzipped partially so that the doctor may examine the shoulder area without the garment's removal. The present invention is appropriate for public wear. It can be either sleeveless or short sleeved so that it may fit under or over a cast or sling.

Abstract: A fastener assembly for tubular garments utilizes hook and loop fasteners for quick, secure releasable engagement. Pairs of hook and loop fasteners are positioned around the cuff section of a sleeve and a glove to provide a mating relation to prevent cold air, snow or other adverse elements from entering the wearer's sleeve. The pairs of fasteners are also useful in folding the cuff sections to protect the fasteners when the garments are separated.

Abstract: Protective shield structure for the sleeve of a firefighter's coat. The protective shield structure is in the form of a curved member which is attached to the end portion of the sleeve of the firefighter's coat. The protective shield structure is positioned above a part of a glove worn by the firefighter adjacent the end of the sleeve of the firefighter's coat. The protective shield structure thus prevents the entry of water and other material into the glove as the firefighter is engaged in firefighting activity.

Abstract: A garment accessory for application to an arm of a human being is used in combination with a garment having at least one sleeve. The garment accessory includes a cuff and a gripping portion. The cuff is provided with a decorative inner surface and an outer surface. The garment accessory is mounted on the arm and being movable from a first to a second position. In the first position, the gripping portion engages a forearm of the user, so that the cuff is positioned adjacent to a wrist of the user. In the second position, at least an end portion of the cuff is turned inside out in such a manner that the decorative inner surface of the cuff extends over the sleeve, thereby creating a decorative effect.

Abstract: A clothing assembly which features, in combination, a dickey with a collar, a sweater and a pair of cuffs releasably attachable directly to the inside of the sweater sleeves. The combination of the dickey, cuffs and sweater provide the wearer with the fashionable appearance of wearing a long sleeve shirt or blouse without the discomfort and problems associated with a long sleeve such as bulging and twisting of the shirt under the sweater. The cuffs include VELCRO.RTM. patches which enable the user to directly attach the cuffs to the sweater without relying on adapters and the like.

Abstract: There is disclosed a novel sleeve attachment for a multilayered protective coat and comprised of a detachable wristlet assembly including a tubular wristlet and a flexible sleeve member circumferentially secured to the tubular wristlet. The flexible sleeve member is provided with a fastening means circumferentially secured thereto for cooperation with a fastening means circumferentially secured to an inner thermal layer sleeve of the multilayered protective coat for establishing a removable, circumferential attachment between the flexible sleeve member and the inner thermal layer sleeve.

Abstract: There is disclosed a novel sleeve attachment of a multilayered protective coat comprised of an outer shell and an inner thermal liner, the sleeve attachment including a detachable, innersleeve wristlet assembly comprised of a wristlet and a flexible innersleeve circumferentially secured to the wristlet. The flexible innersleeve is configured to form a plurality of telescoping annular layers, and has secured thereto a fastening means for cooperation with a fastening means circumferentially secured to the sleeve of the outer shell for establishing a removable, circumferential attachment between the flexible innersleeve and the sleeve of the outer shell. The novel attachment provides continuous thermal protection within the coaxial combination of outer shell sleeve, the inner thermal liner sleeve, the flexible innersleeve and the wristlet, notwithstanding relative axial movement between the wristlet and such sleeves.

Abstract: A safety glove for a workman is shown having a fingerless body portion for covering the palm and top of the hand, and attached finger and thumb as well as palm and top hand covering portions that can be easily separated from the main body portion by a pulling motion exerted lengthwise or otherwise along any one of the separable portions, which pulling motion would be produced, for example, when the top end of one or more of these finger portions or top hand sections is caught in a machine or snagged by a drill bit and the workman, with a reflex action, pulls his hand in an opposite direction. The instantaneous separation of the finger, thumb, palm or top hand covering portions from the main glove body portion prevents the entire gloved hand from being pulled into the machine and thus permits the workman to remove his hand from the danger zone.