GLOV N® for Kidswear & Family Apparel
Patented Apparel Technology for Kidswear and Family Outerwear
GLOV N® is a patented apparel-integrated glove system available for licensing to qualified children's apparel brands, family outerwear companies, clothing manufacturers, and product-development teams. The concept addresses a familiar everyday challenge: separate gloves can be misplaced, separated from their pair, or left behind.
With GLOV N®, the hand covering is stored in a flap-like sleeve pocket, unfolds onto the hand when needed, and remains attached to the garment.
Potential Product Applications
- Children's cold-weather jackets and coats
- Family outerwear collections
- Selected school, travel, and everyday cold-weather apparel
- Other appropriate garments where attached hand coverage may support convenience
What Kidswear Product Teams Should Evaluate
Children's products require thoughtful development. A partner should evaluate age-appropriate construction, sizing, ease of use, hand movement, sleeve and cuff design, attachment methods, materials, care, caregiver considerations, durability, labeling, and all safety or compliance requirements that apply to the finished garment.
The patented concept itself does not establish compliance with children's-product requirements. Testing and compliance for a finished licensed product remain the responsibility of the company developing and marketing that product.
Built for Brand Integration
The licensing opportunity is designed for established companies to evaluate GLOV N® technology within their own approved apparel lines. A partner may discuss suitable categories, markets, channels, and territories while continuing to use its own brand identity, subject to the final written licensing agreement.
Patent Information
GLOV N® is protected by U.S. Utility Patent No. 11,589,626 B2, Apparel with integrated gloves. Review the patent information and published-record resources.
Potential Application Only
This page describes potential kidswear and family-apparel applications. Product fit, materials, safety, performance, testing, labeling, and regulatory requirements must be evaluated for the finished product by the licensing partner.