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2. Blanket sleeper - Wikipedia

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   The best known of these is Dr. Dentons, but others used include "Big Feet", Trundle Bundle (common usage on the Southside of Chicago), and Jama-Blanket. Formerly used, obsolete terms include: night drawers; sleeping drawers; sleeping garment (used in advertisements by Doctor Denton Sleeping Mills) coverlet sleeper

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   Hanes ComfortSoft EcoSmart Men's Fleece Sweatpants. ... which has been helping lull people to sleep since 1962. Rather than playing white noise sounds on a digital loop, this machine makes white ...

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   These ones are made of durable satin polyester with just a kiss of Spandex for comfort, but they look and feel like pricey silk. Choose from an overwhelming 27 colors and prints — the Black and ...

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   Comfortable Dress Shirt. The men’s Nick Graham Traveler Collection performance dress shirt is marked down to $29.99 from $65. Its wrinkle-resistant, stretch fabric is perfect for those special ...

6. Clothing insulation - Wikipedia

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   While it is possible to determine the increase of insulation provided by chairs, sleeping or resting situations are more difficult to evaluate unless the individual is completely immobile. [1] Body motion decreases the insulation of a clothing ensemble by pumping air through clothing openings and/or causing air motion within the clothing.

7. Polar fleece - Wikipedia

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   Polar fleece is a soft fabric made from polyester that is napped and insulating. PolarFleece is a trademark registered by Malden Mills (now Polartec, LLC) with the United States Patent and Trademark Office on October 6, 1981. [ 1 ]