Lori Ann Morell, 63Oak Park, NC

4670913, Jun 9, 1987

Oct 16, 1986

6/919911

Lori A. Morell - Alpharetta GA
Joyce A. Wessel - Acworth GA

Kimberly-Clark Corporation - Neenah WI

A41D 106
A41B 900

2227

Nonwoven, limited wear coveralls consist of a matching left and right side panel joined together along a line extending from collar to crotch in front and back. In one embodiment, a portion of the line in back consists of a two to four-inch elastomeric strip. In a second embodiment, an elastomeric shoulder panel is provided in back along with an elastomeric strip from waist to crotch in back. In a third embodiment, elastomeric gussets are provided in back, and an elastomeric insert running from adjacent the waistline front and back and along the inseams of the legs.

4823404, Apr 25, 1989

Jun 10, 1988

7/205709

Lori A. Morell - Alpharetta GA
Joyce A. Wessel - Acworth GA

Kimberly-Clark Corporation - Neenah WI

A41B 108
A41D 106
A41D 1302

2 69

A protective garment is described that is particularly suitable for application such as spray painting and the like. The garment includes a top with a "Z" closure front opening and a separate bottom. The front of both the top and bottom is made from a nonwoven having a smooth calendered outer surface and an uncalendered inner body facing surface, and the back of both the top and bottom is made from a breathable material. The result is a very high degree of comfort and protection from contamination, as well as reduced pilling and release of fibers from the garment.

5188885, Feb 23, 1993

Mar 29, 1990

7/501202

Terry K. Timmons - Marietta GA
Steve R. Stopper - Doraville GA
Norman K. Fox - Appleton WI
Dennis S. Everhart - Alpharetta GA
William Conn - Stone Mountain GA
Lori A. Morell - Alpharetta GA

Kimberly-Clark Corporation - Neenah WI

B32B 2744

428198

There is disclosed a nonwoven fabric laminate formed from an olefin copolymer, olefin terpolymer, or a blend of olefin polymers. Particularly, the improved fabric laminate is formed from a polymer having a crystallinity of less than 45% and preferably between 31-35% and most preferably about 32%. The fabric laminates formed from layers that are spun-bonded or melt-blown have improved characteristics including higher tear strength, greater tensile energy, greater abrasion resistance, better fabric drape and softness, and less particulate emission. There is also disclosed a low particle emission, sterilizable garment for use in clean rooms, paint rooms, and operating rooms.