This invention describes a garment made from a single, continuous piece of material, without any seams. This seamless structure is created using industrial methods like molding, spinning, dipping, or spraying, and it's designed to have specific qualities like breathability and stretch that meet garment industry standards. The claims specify that this single-piece garment must include at least one tubular section and three openings for body parts.
Why it matters: Since 2017, advancements in additive manufacturing and material science have made creating complex, multi-attribute seamless structures more feasible. The increased demand for disposable and specialized garments, particularly post-2020, could make these manufacturing methods more attractive.
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