Thermal protective diving undergarments made with plastic bubble

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ABSTRACT:
Thermal insulating underwear for divers is made from plastic laminated material with insulating gas-holding bubbles uniformly disposed over an inner surface. The materials are formed in a tube and edges are joined to form clothing. Gas trapped in bubbles throughout the clothing spaces a diver's suit away from a body, preventing heat loss by relatively efficient conduction, and providing gas-filled spaces which ensure relatively inefficient heat loss from a diver's body portions, including extremities.

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