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US 12,721,381 · App. 19/462,456 · Granted Sep 1, 2026

Infant sleep garment with compression zone

Inventors: Jessica Macari (New York, NY); Bridget McGrath (New York, NY); Winny Zhang (New York, NY); Rachel Lindsey (New York, NY)
Assignee: Halo Dream, Inc.
A41B13/06A41B2400/00
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Patent No.
US 12,721,381
App. No.
19/462,456
Granted
Sep 1, 2026
Kind
B1
Abstract

An infant sleep garment configured to be worn by an infant and that is configured to apply compression to anterior regions of the infant, such as the chest and/or a portion of the abdomen, and corresponding posterior regions of the infant. The infant sleep garment includes arm pockets/compartments that allow the infant partial freedom of arm movement including to hands-raised, arms bent positions for finger/hand sucking, arms extended positions, and hands-lowered, arms bent positions.

Claims (27)

1 . An infant sleep garment, comprising:

a sack portion that has a front, a rear, a left side, a right side, a top section, a bottom section, and an intermediate section between the top section and the bottom section, the sack portion forms an interior space;

a fastener on the sack portion that can be opened and closed to control access to the interior space;

the bottom section is configured to surround an infant's hips and legs when the infant sleep garment is worn by an infant;

a neck hole at the top section;

a left arm pocket at the left side of the sack portion;

a right arm pocket at the right side of the sack portion;

the intermediate section includes a first compression zone on the front and rear of the sack portion, the first compression zone is configured to apply a compression force to the infant when the infant sleep garment is worn by the infant, and the fastener extends through the first compression zone on the front or the rear of the sack portion;

the intermediate section includes a second compression zone on the front and rear of the sack portion, the second compression zone is configured to apply a compression force to the infant when the infant sleep garment is worn by the infant, and the fastener extends through the second compression zone on the front or the rear of the sack portion; and

the compression force applied by the first compression zone is greater than or less than the compression force applied by the second compression zone.

2 . The infant sleep garment of claim 1 , wherein the second compression zone extends onto the left arm pocket and the right arm pocket.

3 . The infant sleep garment of claim 1 , wherein the first compression zone extends from the left side to the right side of the sack portion on the front and/or on the rear.

4 . The infant sleep garment of claim 3 , wherein the first compression zone has a constant width, and the first compression zone has a constant height on the front and/or on the rear.

5 . An infant sleep garment, comprising:

a sack portion that has a front, a rear, a left side, a right side, a top section, a bottom section, and an intermediate section between the top section and the bottom section, the sack portion forms an interior space;

a fastener on the sack portion that can be opened and closed to control access to the interior space;

the bottom section is configured to surround an infant's hips and legs when the infant sleep garment is worn by an infant;

a neck hole at the top section;

a left arm pocket at the left side of the sack portion;

a right arm pocket at the right side of the sack portion;

the intermediate section includes:

a first compression zone on the front and rear of the sack portion, the first compression zone is configured to apply a compression force to the infant when the infant sleep garment is worn by the infant; and

a second compression zone on the front and rear of the sack portion that is separate from the first compression zone, the second compression zone is between the first compression zone and the top section, and the second compression zone is configured to apply a compression force to the infant when the infant sleep garment is worn by the infant;

the compression force applied by the first compression zone is greater than or less than the compression force applied by the second compression zone.

6 . The infant sleep garment of claim 5 , wherein the second compression zone extends onto the left arm pocket and the right arm pocket.

7 . The infant sleep garment of claim 5 , wherein the first compression zone extends from the left side to the right side of the sack portion on the front and/or on the rear.

8 . The infant sleep garment of claim 7 , wherein the first compression zone has a constant width, and the first compression zone has a constant height on the front and/or on the rear.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Mar 12, 2026
From: MACARI, JESSICA; MCGRATH, BRIDGET; ZHANG, WINNY; LINDSEY, RACHEL
To: HALO DREAM, INC.
Reel/Frame 074055/0267 →
Continuity (1)
Provisional Application 63896399 · Oct 9, 2025
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