Acushnet Company

Michael Redwood

Dong Kyu Sun

Kenneth Shim

Kenneth S Litke

John D Widdemer

Maria A Bonzagni

Saunders N Whittlesey

Douglas K Robinson, Jr

John J Erickson

Josephina Kim

Nantaporn Kocharith

Kenn Boostrom

Rosey Andrews

The present invention is a method for soliciting orders for customized apparel. The apparel can be appendage apparel, such as footwear, gloves, or head gear, or non-appendage apparel such as jackets. The present method includes providing an order form accessible through at least one computer by one or more users. The present method further includes providing one or more possible design parameters, requesting the user to customize the apparel by entering at least one of the parameters on the order form. The user submits the order form through the computer and receives apparel according to the order form. The parameters may include size, material, model, style, color, material treatment, or personalization.

Computerized article customization system and method for use thereof

Golf glove

Broadly, the present invention is an article, such as a glove or watch, to be worn by a user. The article includes at least one removable element with a health enhancing component, a comfort enhancing component, or an electronic component. Upon mating the element to the article, the element is removably connected to the inside of the article. When the user disposes their a hand within the article, the element is in contact with the user's skin. The element can be disposed about the user's wrist or adjacent the back of the user's hand. In another embodiment, the invention includes a replacement watch band with the health enhancing, comfort enhancing, or electronic components. The health, comfort or electronic features of the components can be appreciated by the user, when the article or watch band is worn.

Articles with removable elements

The present invention is directed towards a tanned leather product that is impregnated with a plurality of microspheres containing a temperature stabilizing material. The present invention is also directed to a tanning process for embedding the microspheres into the leather. The thermal stabilizing material is a phase change material that allows the leather to have enhanced thermal properties when exposed to heat or cold.

Leather impregnated with temperature stabilizing material and method for producing such leather

Glove

Glove with elastic back

Glove with an enhanced outside edge seam

Outside edge seam for a glove

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Somerset, United Kingdom

Michael Redwood