David J Costello, 69589 St E, Dedham, MA 02026

7546853, Jun 16, 2009

May 30, 2006

11/442786

Moshe Rock - Brookline MA, US
David Costello - Marblehead MA, US
Jane Hunter - Manassas VA, US
Charles Haryslak - Marlborough MA, US

MMI-IPCO, LLC - Lawrence MA

D03D 27/00
D03D 27/02
D03D 13/00
D03D 1/00
D03D 25/00

139391, 139383 R, 139394, 139420 R, 139426 R, 2 25, 89 3605

An under body armor hybrid fabric garment has first and second fabric portions. The first fabric portion, configured to cover an upper torso region of a user's body left exposed by the body armor and extending into a second body transition region covered by the body armor, is formed of low or no stretch fabric. The second fabric element, configured to cover a lower torso region of the user's body underneath the body armor, is formed of stretchable fabric.

7743476, Jun 29, 2010

Jun 23, 2005

11/569041

Moshe Rock - Brookline MA, US
William K. Lie - Methuen MA, US
Charles Haryslak - Marlborough MA, US
David Costello - Marblehead MA, US
Jane Hunter - Manassas VA, US

MMI-IPCO, LLC - Lawrence MA

D06C 23/00
D06C 13/00
A41D 27/00

28160, 28159, 28153, 28143, 428 89, 2 69

Methods are described for forming unitary fabric elements for use in engineered thermal fabric articles, including thermal fabric garments, thermal fabric home textiles, and thermal fabric upholstery covers, and for forming these articles, having predetermined discrete regions of contrasting insulative capacity positioned about the thermal fabric article in correlation to insulative requirements of a user's body. In one implementation, loop yarn in first regions is formed to a first pile height, and loop yarn in other regions is formed to another, different, relatively greater pile height. In another implementation, loop yarn having a first shrinkage performance is formed in first regions to a predetermined loop height, and loop yarn having another, different shrinkage performance is formed in other regions; the loops are cut and finished to a common pile height and the web is exposed to heat to cause loop yarn to shrink to one or more different pile heights.

7776421, Aug 17, 2010

Dec 1, 2004

11/001893

Moshe Rock - Brookline MA, US
Jane Hunter - Manassas VA, US
David Costello - Marblehead MA, US
Gadalia Vainer - Melrose MA, US

MMI-IPCO, LLC - Lawrence MA

B32B 3/00
B32B 33/00
D03D 15/08
D03D 15/12

428 88, 428 89, 428 91, 428920, 428921, 442182, 442183, 442184, 442301, 442302

A composite velour fabric garment includes a laminate consisting of an outer woven shell layer, an inner thermal layer of knit construction, and an intermediate layer disposed between and laminated to each of the shell layer and the thermal layer. The outer woven shell layer contains spandex in at least a weft direction for stretch and recovery in a width direction. The knit construction of the inner thermal layer provides stretch in at least a width direction, in harmony with the shell layer, and the inner thermal layer has a raised surface facing inwardly, away from the shell layer. The intermediate layer has controlled air permeability, including zero air permeability.

8028386, Oct 4, 2011

Jun 14, 2010

12/815178

Moshe Rock - Brookline MA, US
William K. Lie - Methuen MA, US
Charles Haryslak - Marlborough MA, US
David Costello - Marblehead MA, US
Jane Hunter - Manassas VA, US

MMI-IPCO, LLC - Lawrence MA

D06C 23/00

28160, 28159, 28143, 28153

Methods are described for forming unitary fabric elements for use in engineered thermal fabric articles, including, but not limited to, thermal fabric garments, thermal fabric home textiles, and thermal fabric upholstery covers, and for forming these engineered thermal fabric articles, having predetermined discrete regions of contrasting insulative capacity positioned about the thermal fabric article in correlation to insulative requirements of a user's body. In one implementation, loop yarn in first regions is formed to a first pile height, and loop yarn in other regions is formed to another, different, relatively greater pile height. In another implementation, loop yarn having a first shrinkage performance is formed in first regions to a predetermined loop height, and loop yarn having another, different shrinkage performance is formed in other regions to the predetermined loop height, or other loop height; the loops are cut and finished to a common pile height and the continuous web is exposed to heat to cause loop yarn to shrink to one or more different pile heights.

8176569, May 15, 2012

Jun 24, 2009

12/490899

Moshe Rock - Brookline MA, US
David Costello - Marblehead MA, US
Jane Hunter - Manassas VA, US
Charles Haryslak - Marlborough MA, US

MMI-IPCO, LLC - Lawrence MA

A41D 27/02
F41H 1/00
A41D 27/00
F41H 13/00

2 25, 2 69, 2 77, 2 92, 2272

An under body armor hybrid fabric garment has first and second fabric portions. The first fabric portion, configured to cover an upper torso region of a user's body left exposed by the body armor and extending into a second body transition region covered by the body armor, is formed of low or no stretch fabric. The second fabric element, configured to cover a lower torso region of the user's body underneath the body armor, is formed of stretchable fabric.

RE43589, Aug 21, 2012

Jun 15, 2011

13/160685

Moshe Rock - Brookline MA, US
David Costello - Marblehead MA, US
Jane Hunter - Manassas VA, US
Charles Haryslak - Groveland MA, US

MMI-IPCO, LLC - Lawrence MA

D03D 27/00
D03D 27/02
D03D 13/00
D03D 1/00
D03D 25/00

139391, 139383 R, 139394, 139420 R, 139426 R, 2 25, 89 3605

An under body armor hybrid fabric garment has first and second fabric portions. The first fabric portion, configured to cover an upper torso region of a user's body left exposed by the body armor and extending into a second body transition region covered by the body armor, is formed of low or no stretch fabric. The second fabric element, configured to cover a lower torso region of the user's body underneath the body armor, is formed of stretchable fabric.

8298645, Oct 30, 2012

Jun 1, 2007

11/757031

Moshe Rock - Brookline MA, US
Jane Hunter - Manassas VA, US
David Costello - Marblehead MA, US
Gadalia Vainer - Melrose MA, US

MMI-IPCO, LLC. - Lawrence MA

B32B 3/02
B32B 27/12
B32B 33/00
D03D 15/08

428 88, 428 86, 428 96, 442182, 442184, 442286, 442312, 442314

A composite velour fabric garment includes a laminate consisting of an outer woven shell layer, an inner thermal layer of knit construction, and an intermediate layer disposed between and laminated to each of the shell layer and the thermal layer. The outer woven shell layer contains spandex in at least a weft direction for stretch and recovery in a width direction. The knit construction of the inner thermal layer provides stretch in at least a width direction, in harmony with the shell layer, and the inner thermal layer has a raised surface facing inwardly, away from the shell layer. The raised surface includes a plurality of discrete pillar regions of sinker loop yarn arranged in a grid or box pattern and configured to form a plurality of intersecting channels between a wearer's body and the inner thermal layer. The intermediate layer has controlled air permeability, including zero air permeability. One or more of the outer, inner, and intermediate layers include flame retardant material.

2010031, Dec 23, 2010

Nov 24, 2008

12/276640

Moshe Rock - Brookline MA, US
David Costello - Marblehead MA, US
Jane Hunter - Manassas VA, US

A62B 17/00

2457, 2458

A chemical protective fabric garment includes a first fabric layer, and a barrier layer bonded to the first fabric layer. The barrier layer includes a nonwoven membrane that is formed of fibers with embedded particles having one or more detoxifying properties, such as being absorptive of hazardous gases and/or being catalytically destructive of hazardous gases.