Michael C Teitelbaum, 65145 N Dixie Ave, Tucson, AZ 85710

2021016, Jun 3, 2021

Feb 4, 2021

17/167462

- New York NY, US
Michael Teitelbaum - New York NY, US

G09F 3/10
A45C 3/00
B65C 5/04
B65C 9/18
B32B 3/26
B32B 5/02
B32B 27/12
B32B 7/12
B41J 3/407
B41J 11/00
B41J 11/66
G09F 3/02

Technologies are generally provided for textile items with breathable heat transfer labels. In some examples, a reversed design of a label may be printed onto a surface of a carrier using a water-based or solvent-based ink. A layer of a thermoplastic adhesive may be applied onto the surface of the carrier with the reversed design and a predefined pattern of holes may be laser-drilled into the carrier through the thermoplastic adhesive to avoid appearance of burn marks on an external surface of the label in the completed product. The carrier may be onto a garment or textile item by affixing the thermoplastic adhesive onto a surface of the garment and activating the thermoplastic adhesive. The carrier may then be removed revealing the design of the label with laser-drilled holes on the garment or textile item.

2020036, Nov 26, 2020

Jul 22, 2019

16/517856

- New York City NY, US
Michael TEITELBAUM - New York City NY, US

R-PAC INTERNATIONAL CORP. - New York City NY

B65D 85/18

A single piece of collar support strap to package collar portion of a shirt is described. Shirt collars are traditionally packaged in a way to reflect the collar's positioning and shape in actual use. Conventional methods employ multiple pieces of support items placed in different locations. A collar support strap provides the positioning of the collar in a packaged shirt not only through a single piece item, but also provides ease of packaging by avoiding multiple steps of operations to package the shirt. The collar support strap enables adjustment to varying collar sizes, anchoring to the collar button, and accommodation of the different collar types.

2020012, Apr 23, 2020

Mar 26, 2019

16/365406

- New York City NY, US
Michael Teitelbaum - New York City NY, US

r-pac International Corp. - New York City NY

G06K 19/077

Technologies are generally provided for soft carelabels with integrated RFID tags. A fabric or similar flexible material may be used as substrate for the label and either pre- or post-printed with textual and/or graphical information for an item. The entire substrate surface or a portion under the RFID antenna may be coated with protective coating. The RFID antenna may then be printed on the protective coating using conductive ink through screen printing or similar techniques. The antenna may have one or more segments and two or more contacts for an RFID IC. Upon curing the conductive ink, the RFID IC may be attached to the antenna for galvanic, capacitive, or inductive coupling between the RFID circuits and the RFID antenna. The soft carelabel with the RFID tag may be further processed and/or treated and the RFID IC may be partially or completely programmed before being attached to the item.