the technology of the present application will now be described with reference to the figures . although described in the context of a cloth diaper , one of ordinary skill in the art would recognize that the technology may be used for other reusable protective garments . moreover , the technology of the present application is explained with reference to exemplary embodiments . the word “ exemplary ” is used herein to mean “ serving as an example , instance , or illustration .” any embodiment described herein as “ exemplary ” is not necessarily to be construed as preferred or advantageous over other embodiments . additionally , unless otherwise provided , all embodiments provided herein should be considered exemplary . fig1 illustrates an exemplary embodiment of a double gusset cloth diaper 10 . diaper 10 includes a front waistband portion 12 and a rear waistband portion 14 . diaper 10 also includes an exterior panel 40 having a surrounding outer edge margin and an interior panel 20 joined to a majority of the outer edge margin . diaper 10 includes tabs 16 and 18 which support fasteners for securing the diaper to a wearer . preferably , tabs 18 and 16 are constructed from an elastic or resilient material such as spandex . fig2 is a view of diaper 10 looking down on the rough side of interior panel 20 . interior panel 20 is comprised of a micro - chamois material . one of ordinary skill in the art will recognize other materials are possible . the outer edge margin of diaper 10 includes side margins 13 and 15 which are configured to confront the legs of a wearer . in this case side margins 13 and 15 correspond to right and left legs respectively . the side margins 13 and 15 are generally arcuate as shown , but could have other shapes . a first pair of gussets 22 ( 1 ) and 22 ( 2 ) is disposed along the arcuate side margins 13 and 15 respectively . a second pair of gussets 24 ( 1 ) and 24 ( 2 ) is disposed between the first pair of gussets 22 ( 1 ) and 22 ( 2 ). it can be seen in fig2 that the first pair of gussets extends along the arcuate edge margins 13 and 15 , while the second pair of gussets are approximately parallel to each other and offset inward from the first pair of gussets . second pair of gussets 24 ( 1 ) and 24 ( 2 ), alternatively , may conform to the shape or arc of first pair of gussets 22 ( 1 ) and 22 ( 2 ). with further reference to fig3 , it can be seen that interior panel 20 also includes an opening 26 for receiving an absorbent material , shown here in the form of a pad 30 , such that it is interposed between interior panel 20 and exterior panel 40 in the interior 28 of diaper 10 . opening 26 may be in the form of a slit with an accompanying elastic member 29 . the opening 26 may be reinforced by placement of reinforcing material , such as additional micro - chamois material , about the opening cut in the interior panel 20 . opening 26 optionally may have a closure flap ( not shown ) as is generally known in the art ; although a closure flap inhibits access to interior 28 and may hinder removal of soiled pad 30 . as shown in fig3 , it can be appreciated that the second pair of gussets 24 ( 1 ) and 24 ( 2 ) define a first or primary containment region 32 . the first pair of gussets 22 ( 1 ) and 22 ( 2 ), in conjunction with the second pair of gussets , defines a pair of auxiliary ( or secondary ) containment regions 34 ( 1 ) and 34 ( 2 ). for example , with reference to the right arcuate side margin 13 , gusset 22 ( 1 ) and 24 ( 1 ) create first auxiliary containment region 34 ( 1 ). in this embodiment , each gusset 22 ( 1 ), 22 ( 2 ), 24 ( 1 ), and 24 ( 2 ) includes a channel 21 ( 1 ), 21 ( 2 ), 27 ( 1 ), and 27 ( 2 ) respectively . disposed in each of these channels is a respective elongate elastic member 23 ( 1 ), 23 ( 2 ), 25 ( 1 ), and 25 ( 2 ). with reference to fig4 , the double gusset diaper 10 includes a plurality of fasteners disposed on the exterior panel 40 for fastening the diaper to a wearer as well as for adjusting the waist size and rise of the diaper to better conform to different sized wearers . for example , a pattern of fasteners 44 is provided along the front waistband portion 12 of diaper 10 , which is operative to fasten the diaper 10 to a wearer as well as to accommodate different waist sizes . in this case , the fasteners are cooperative snaps comprising female sockets and mating male studs . pattern 44 includes sockets 45 ( 1 )- 45 ( 18 ). as can be better appreciated with further reference to fig5 , sockets 45 ( 1 )- 45 ( 18 ) are placed such that when the diaper is being worn , they are in a position to receive studs 43 ( 1 )- 43 ( 4 ). it can be appreciated that pattern 44 provides multiple locations at which tabs 16 and 18 may be fastened to front waistband portion 12 . each column of pattern 44 may receive a corresponding pair of studs 43 . accordingly , the waistband is adjustable in diameter such that it can conform to different waist sizes for larger and smaller wearers . while pattern 44 is shown here as an array of studs , the positions of the studs and mating sockets could be reversed . also , shown in fig4 and 5 are additional sockets 47 ( 1 ) and 47 ( 2 ), which may receive studs 43 ( 1 ) and 43 ( 2 ) respectively when diaper 10 is worn by a person with a waist sized such that in order to fit properly about their waist , tab 16 must overlap tab 18 . the rise of diaper 10 is also adjustable by employing socket pattern 46 . pattern 46 in this case , includes sockets 45 ( 19 )- 45 ( 27 ). each row of pattern 46 may engage stud pattern 48 , which includes studs 43 ( 5 )- 43 ( 7 ). accordingly , in this case , there are three rise adjustment rows . it should be understood that while the patterns are shown here with a particular number of rows and columns , the number of rows and / or columns may vary as well as the corresponding number of mating fasteners . furthermore , different types of fasteners may be used other than those shown here . for example , cooperative hook and loop material , such as aplix ® 800 , may be employed for the waistband adjustment and / or rise adjustments as is described more thoroughly below . fig6 is an enlarged view of left arcuate side margin 15 that , when in the worn state , substantially surrounds a left leg opening of diaper 10 . as shown , gussets 22 ( 2 ) and 24 ( 2 ) provide a double gusset which confronts a wearer &# 39 ; s leg . this double gusset arrangement provides for both the primary containment region 32 and the auxiliary containment region 34 ( 2 ). accordingly , the double gusset arrangement provided herein provides an added measure of containment in that if liquid and / or solid waste escapes from containment region 32 past gusset 24 ( 2 ), gusset 22 ( 2 ) will retain such spills in auxiliary containment region 34 ( 2 ). with initial reference to fig7 , a method for making a reusable diaper with double gussets is provided . interior panel 20 is made from a micro - chamois material having an overall length of approximately 19 . 5 inches and an overall width of 15 . 75 inches while the provided size is for typically babies or toddlers , the diaper may be sized accordingly for smaller babies , e . g ., premature , older children , or even adults . interior panel 20 may be prepared as shown in fig7 by marking the cuts and then cutting out the shapes and openings . this may be facilitated by a pattern template similar to that shown in fig7 . throughout the description of the methods , the side of each piece that faces the interior 28 of the diaper is referred to as the wrong or rough side . conversely , the side of each piece that is opposite the interior 28 of diaper 10 is referred to as the right or finish side of the material . viewing interior panel 20 from the rough side , as shown in fig7 , the construction of the inner gussets 24 ( 1 ) and 24 ( 2 ) is described . elongate elastic members 25 ( 1 ) and 25 ( 2 ) are sewn to the interior panel . elastic members 25 ( 1 ) and 25 ( 2 ) comprise ⅛ inch elastic and have a length of approximately 5 . 5 inches when in the relaxed state although other sizes of elastic are usable . starting at the end closest to waistband portion 14 , the elastic members are tacked down using a forward and backward straight stitch to secure the elastic to the fabric . while the below descriptions are generally with relation to stitching , and in some cases specific stitches , one of ordinary skill in the art will recognize on reading the disclosure that other stitches may be used . also , instead of stitching , connections may be made using adhesives , glues , tapes , welds , or the like . as an example , elastic piece 25 ( 1 ) is attached to the inner surface by zigzagging the stitch along the length of the elastic . ideally , the stitch is just wide enough to zigzag over the elastic and catch on each side . the elastic is stretched as it is stitched into place resulting in a finished length of approximately 13 inches . at the end of the elastic member , a straight stitch is used to tack down the end of the elastic with forward and backward stitches . elastic member 25 ( 2 ) is attached to interior panel 20 in substantially the same manner . next , each elastic member 25 ( 1 ) and 25 ( 2 ) is sewn into a channel 27 ( 1 ) and 27 ( 2 ) respectively . for instance , the wrong sides of the fabric are folded together using elastic member 25 ( 1 ) as a fold line to form a channel in which the elastic resides . once folded , stitch guides 60 ( 1 ) and 60 ( 2 ) will overlap each other . similarly , stitch guides 62 ( 1 ) and 62 ( 2 ) will overlap . starting at the end closest to the rear waistband portion 14 , stitching is sewn along the full length of the elastic along stitch lines 60 ( 1 ) and 60 ( 2 ). a straight stitch is also sewn along stitch guides 62 ( 1 ) and 62 ( 2 ), which is ¼ inch out from the stitch guides 60 ( 1 ) and 60 ( 2 ). channel 27 ( 2 ) is formed around elastic member 25 ( 2 ) in substantially the same way as described with respect to channel 27 ( 1 ) above . stretch tabs 52 and 54 are attached to interior panel 20 by placing the finish side of interior panel 20 facing up ( opposite that shown in fig7 ) and the finish side of tab 52 down against the finish side of interior panel 20 . the ends of the materials are serged together along seam lines 64 ( 1 ) and 64 ( 2 ), which are aligned with each other . the attachment procedure for tab 54 is substantially the same as that for tab 52 . with the finish side of interior panel 20 facing up ( opposite that shown in fig7 ), pocket opening reinforcement piece 36 is placed finish side down . reinforcement piece 36 is approximately 1 . 5 . times . 8 inches of micro - chamois and includes a cut that lines up with cut 37 . a straight stitch is sewn ⅛ inch from cut 37 around the full perimeter of the cut . the finish side of the interior panel 20 is placed down and the reinforcement piece 36 is pulled through cut 37 . reinforcement piece 36 is then top stitched to the rough side of interior panel 20 . reinforcement piece 36 is sewn around its perimeter at approximately ⅛ inches from the edge . elastic member 29 is encased between the reinforcement piece and interior panel 20 . each end of elastic member 29 is tacked down as the reinforcement piece is top stitched . elastic piece 29 is ⅛ inch elastic and is approximately 3 . 5 inches long in the relaxed state . once fully stretched , elastic piece 29 should be approximately 7 inches long corresponding to the length of cut 37 . referring now to fig8 , preparation and attachment of the exterior panel 40 is discussed . exterior panel 40 is comprised of polyurethane laminate material ( pul ). the exterior panel is shown in fig8 with the finish side up . initially , both the stud and socket snap fasteners of patterns 44 , 46 , and 48 are attached to the finish side of the exterior panel 40 . stretch tabs 51 and 53 are attached to exterior panel 40 in substantially the same way as tabs 52 and 54 were attached to interior panel 20 , as described above . exterior panel 40 is placed with the finish side of the fabric up as shown in fig8 and interior panel 20 is placed directly on top with the rough side of the fabric up as shown in fig7 . at this point , the finish sides of both panels are touching . the full perimeter of the diaper is serged together . as the perimeter of the diaper is serged together , the tip of elastic piece 42 is attached at point “ a .” the remaining free end of elastic piece 42 is attached at point “ b .” at point “ c ”, the tip of elastic piece 23 ( 1 ) is attached . the remaining free end of elastic piece 23 ( 1 ) is attached at point “ d .” the tip of elastic piece 23 ( 2 ) is attached at point “ e ” and the remaining free end of elastic piece 23 ( 2 ) is attached at point “ f ”, just before the diaper body meets the bottom of stretch tab 16 . elastic pieces 42 , 23 ( 1 ), and 23 ( 2 ) are each made from ¼ inch elastic that is 5 . 5 inches long when in the relaxed state . after the diaper is serged together , the diaper will be inside out . the diaper is turned right side out by pulling it through the pocket hole opening 26 . the perimeter of the diaper is then top stitched clockwise along the rear waistband portion 14 , stitching in ½ inch from the edge of the diaper . the elastic member 42 should be between the needle and the edge of the diaper . this creates a “ channel ” for the elastic to run in and gather the fabric around it . except for portions of the perimeter that contain elastic , the perimeter is top stitched approximately ⅛ inches in from the edge of the diaper . where elastic is encased , the perimeter is sewn approximately ½ inches in from edge of the diaper , thus , creating a “ channel ” for each elastic member . with the inside or interior panel of the diaper facing up ( the micro - chamois ), 2 studs 43 ( 1 )- 43 ( 4 ) are attached to both the right 16 and the left 18 stretch tabs with the studs facing up and their caps facing down . with the inside of the diaper facing down ( the micro - chamois ), and using the guide line provided in the pattern template for placement , 2 sockets 47 ( 1 ) and 47 ( 2 ) are attached to the left stretch tab 18 with the sockets facing up and the caps facing down . in an alternate construction , the waistband fasteners of pattern 44 are replaced with hook and loop style fasteners . in this case , the diaper is constructed similarly to that as described above . however , exterior panel 140 shown in fig9 , includes a strip of loop material in place of pattern 44 . also , tabs 16 and 18 are formed of spandex tabs 151 and 153 , which have a rounded configuration . tabs 16 and 18 each include one hook and one loop piece . each hook and loop piece is die cut to 1 . times . 1 . 5 inches . with exterior panel 140 facing up , the loop pieces are facing up and the hook pieces are facing down . accordingly , each stretch tab is sandwiched between hook and loop die cut pieces . in this construction , the finish side of the interior panel includes a pair of laundry tabs 155 ( 1 ) and 155 ( 2 ). laundry tabs 155 ( 1 ) and 155 ( 2 ) are die cut loop pieces attached to the finish side of the interior panel as shown in fig7 . the laundry tabs provide a means to secure the hook material on the stretch tabs thereby preventing the hook material from snagging the soft micro - chamois material of the interior panel during washing . accordingly , the double gusset cloth diaper has been described with some degree of particularity directed to the exemplary embodiment . it should be appreciated , though , that the double gusset cloth diaper is defined by the following claims construed in light of the prior art so that modifications or changes may be made to the exemplary embodiment without departing from the inventive concepts contained herein .
a double gusset cloth diaper including an inner surface and an outer surface forming an hourglass shape , having a groin area proximate a center line of the reusable diaper and defining at least one recess therebetween . a fluid absorbent material is removably located in the recess through the opening . a first gusset is attached to the reusable diaper to form a first seal between the inner surface and the legs of the user . a second gusset is attached to the reusable diaper proximate the first gusset . the gussets are formed of an elastic material attached to the wrong side of the inner surface in a channel formed by stitching the inner surface to form channels .