Knix Wear Moisture Lock Fluid Retention Garment Patent US12599181B2
Summary
USPTO granted Patent US12599181B2 to Knix Wear Inc. on April 14, 2026, covering moisture lock fluid retention assemblies for garments. The patent includes 24 claims protecting technology that uses an absorbent layer and moisture-impermeable layer to retain fluids within the garment assembly. The original application (No. 18419152) was filed on January 22, 2024.
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USPTO granted Patent US12599181B2 to Knix Wear Inc. on April 14, 2026. The patent covers moisture lock fluid retention assemblies for garments, featuring an absorbent layer and a moisture-impermeable layer that wraps around the outer perimeter to create a moisture lock preventing fluid escape.
Affected parties including garment manufacturers and intimate apparel brands should monitor this intellectual property grant as it may affect competitive product development in the fluid management garment space.
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Moisture lock fluid retention assemblies, garments including the same, and related methods
Grant US12599181B2 Kind: B2 Apr 14, 2026
Assignee
Knix Wear Inc.
Inventors
Joanna Griffiths, Julie Power, Linda Kritikos, Aditi Shankar
Abstract
Garments may include a fluid retention assembly coupled to the garment base interior side and having an outer perimeter. The fluid retention assembly includes an absorbent layer configured to absorb fluid excreted from the wearer when the garment is worn, and a moisture-impermeable layer that underlies the absorbent layer and separates the garment base interior side from the absorbent-layer exterior side. The moisture-impermeable layer is configured to restrict fluid from exiting the fluid retention assembly to the garment base interior side. The moisture-impermeable layer extends to and wraps around at least a portion of the outer perimeter of the fluid retention assembly and is coupled to the assembly interior side, thereby creating a moisture lock to retain fluids within the fluid retention assembly.
CPC Classifications
A61F 13/15268 A61F 2013/15276 A61F 13/4755 A61F 13/505 A61F 13/51 A61F 13/514 A61F 13/15203 A61F 13/49006 A61F 13/496 A61F 2013/15016 A41B 2400/62 A41B 9/12
Filing Date
2024-01-22
Application No.
18419152
Claims
24
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