DAVID AVERY TURNER, M.D.
Psychiatric at Flanders St, Portland, OR

2014007, Mar 20, 2014

Sep 18, 2013

14/029945

David Turner - Portland OR, US

Nike, Inc. - Beaverton OR

A41D 13/015

2455

A method of making articles of apparel that include a base layer having a first surface and an opposite second surface. The base layer is associated with a thermoplastic polymer element, then an aperture is formed through the base layer and the thermoplastic polymer element. A cushioning elements that may have a first material layer, a second material layer, and a plurality of foam components is positioned proximate the aperture. The first material layer and the second material layer are bonded to the second surface of the base layer. The foam components are located between and secured to the first material layer and the second material layer. In addition, the foam components are positioned to correspond with a location of the aperture.

2012013, May 31, 2012

Nov 30, 2010

12/956344

David Turner - Portland OR, US

NIKE, Inc. - Beaverton OR

B32B 38/14

156277

A method for manufacturing printed elements may include receiving an order including data representing indicia. The indicia may be printed by dye-sublimation on a surface of a first material. The first material may be positioned adjacent to and between a second material and a dye retention layer. The first material, the second material, and the dye retention layer may be compressed and heated, such as in a thermalbonding process, to secure the first material to the second material. Custom-ordered indicia of a comparatively high quality may thereby be imparted to printed elements, including textile elements, cushioning elements, and a variety of other products.

2012025, Oct 11, 2012

Apr 9, 2012

13/442585

David Turner - Portland OR, US
Daniela Grogro - Portland OR, US

NIKE, INC. - Beaverton OR

A41D 13/015

2455

An article of apparel may include may include a garment portion and at least one protective element. The garment portion and the protective element have a configuration that forms a gap, separation, or pleat structure through, for example, folding or overlapping of a textile element of the garment portion. The gap, separation, or pleat structure may permit the protective element to move independent of other portions of the apparel, thereby enhancing a range of movement of the individual and the overall comfort of the apparel.

2007012, Jun 7, 2007

Dec 6, 2005

11/295144

David Turner - Portland OR, US

NIKE, Inc. - Beaverton OR

C11D 3/00

008115510

A printed textile element is disclosed as having a first surface and an opposite second surface. Each of the first surface and the second surface have at least a first color and a second color. The first color of the first surface is substantially aligned with and opposite the second color of the second surface, and the second color of the first surface is substantially aligned with and opposite the first color of the second surface. The textile element may be incorporated into an article of apparel, such as a shirt, or a variety of other products. A process involving the use of transfer paper for forming the textile element is also disclosed.

2011006, Mar 17, 2011

Mar 9, 2010

12/720070

David Turner - Portland OR, US
Tiffany A. Beers - Portland OR, US

NIKE, INC. - Beaverton OR

A41D 13/015, B32B 3/10, B32B 3/00, B32B 3/28, B32B 1/06, B32B 3/26

2455, 428138, 428172, 428 76, 428159

Cushioning elements may include a first material layer, a second material layer, a plurality of components (e.g., polymer foam components) that are located between the first material layer and the second material layer. Some of the components are secured to the first material layer and the second material layer, and other components are unsecured to the first material layer and the second material layer. In some configurations, the various components have different thicknesses. In further configurations, at least one of the component defines a plurality of apertures that receive other components.

8425712, Apr 23, 2013

Apr 7, 2010

12/755579

David Turner - Portland OR, US

Nike, Inc. - Beaverton OR

B32B 37/00

156265, 156256, 156261, 156264

A method for manufacturing the cushioning elements may include utilizing a die with a plurality of die elements positioned in a particular arrangement. A polymer material, which may be a polymer foam material, is located between the die and an extractor. The polymer material is compressed between the die and the extractor, and the die elements cut the polymer material to form a plurality of pad components, which are arranged like the die elements. The die and the extractor are separated, and the pad components are secured to the extractor in the arrangement of the die elements. Additionally, the pad components are bonded to at least one material layer such that the pad components remain in the arrangement of the die elements.

7992226, Aug 9, 2011

Mar 14, 2008

12/048854

David Turner - Portland OR, US

NIKE, Inc. - Beaverton OR

A41D 13/00

2267, 2 22, 2 23, 2 24, 2 62, 2455, 2456, 2459, 442221, 442224, 442315, 442370, 442373

A pad element may include a base member, a pair of cover layers, and a plurality of beads. The base member defines a plurality of apertures. The cover layers are secured to opposite surfaces of the base member and extend across the apertures. The beads are located within the apertures and between the cover layers. As examples, the base member and the beads may be formed from polymer foam materials, and the cover layers may be formed from textile materials. The pad element may be utilized to attenuate impact forces and provide one or more of breathability, flexibility, a relatively low overall mass, and launderability.

8602855, Dec 10, 2013

Jul 1, 2004

10/884340

David Turner - Portland OR, US

NIKE, Inc. - Beaverton OR

A41D 1/00

454370, 2 69, 165 61

An air compressor, air reservoir and an air dryer each are provided on wheeled frame. Compressed air charges the reservoir and is dehumidified in the dryer for simultaneous delivery to plural air ventilation systems worn by individuals.