Insulated garment, insulating and wicking feature and method
OwnerJonathan A. Levyinventor
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Abstract
A garment includes a garment body formed of at least one fabric. At least one padded portion is coupled to the garment body so as to extend inwardly of the garment body and at least partially occupy a volume defined by a space between a portion of the garment body and a correspondingly positioned portion of a wearer's body. A method includes disposing padding configured to be accommodated in a region of a body of the wearer which is spaced apart from a portion of a garment body of the exercise garment when worn so as to be inwardly projecting of the garment body in a position generally corresponding to the region of the body of the wearer, to thereby insulate and/or wick moisture away from the skin.
Claims3
A method of providing enhanced comfort to a wearer of a garment, comprising:
- providing padding configured to be accommodated in a region of a body of the wearer which is spaced apart from a portion of a garment body of the exercise garment when worn;
- and
- disposing the padding to be inwardly projecting of the garment body in a position generally corresponding to the region of the body of the wearer.
An exercise garment, comprising:
- a garment body comprised of at least one fabric;
- and
- at least one padded portion coupled to said garment body so as to extend inwardly of the garment body and at least partially occupy a volume defined by a space between a portion of the garment body and a correspondingly positioned portion of a wearer's body.
A padding kit for attachment by a user to a garment, comprising:
- padded units of different shapes and sizes, an envelope of each of said padded units being suited to at least partially filling a space formed between a region of the garment and a correspondingly positioned portion of a wearer's body, said padded units each including a configuration for achieving attachment to the garment at the region of the garment selected by the user.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.