| 摘要 |
In a protective garment, a facing and backing layer are positioned adjacent one another with a layer of insulating material interposed therebetween. The layers are sewn together in a quilted pattern defined by lines of stitching, portions of which include closely spaced patterns of reinforcing stitches. The facing and backing layers as well as the insulating layer of material are sized to extend around and partway along the limb of a wearer with fasteners extending along opposed lateral edges to releasably attach the garment to the wearer's limb.In addition, the protective garment can be comprised of man-made material or non-man-made material, such as, but not limited to, leather wherein there would be no backing or insulating material. There would be no quilting stitches nor reinforcing stitches. The man-made material or non-man-made material are sized to extend around and partway along the limb of a wearer with fasteners extending along opposed lateral edges to releasably attach the garment to the wearer's limb.
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