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US20160316823A1
US20160316823A1 US15/107,468 US201415107468A US2016316823A1 US 20160316823 A1 US20160316823 A1 US 20160316823A1 US 201415107468 A US201415107468 A US 201415107468A US 2016316823 A1 US2016316823 A1 US 2016316823A1
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A41—WEARING APPAREL
    • A41B—SHIRTS; UNDERWEAR; BABY LINEN; HANDKERCHIEFS
    • A41B3/00—Collars
    • A41B3/02—Closures, e.g. tabs
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A44—HABERDASHERY; JEWELLERY
    • A44B—BUTTONS, PINS, BUCKLES, SLIDE FASTENERS, OR THE LIKE
    • A44B3/00—Collar-studs

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  • the object of the invention finds application in the field of clothing, and more precisely in the shirts with the neck prepared for the tie.
  • the idea, object of the invention is to solve the need for freedom of movement of the neck and at the same time to maintain a formal elegance.
  • the invention solves this need with an accessory applicable to the slot and the little button (stud) in the neck.
  • the accessory is a visible link between the buttonhole and the stud, made by: a button ( 1 ), a flexible light cord turned to double back on itself (twisted pair) ( 2 ), two sliders ( 3 ).
  • the function of the accessory and its use determine the shape and size of its components.
  • the accessory is composed of elements made of rigid materials (metal, plastic, glass, natural or artificial stones, etc) connected to each other by an element made of flexible material (rubber, leather, nylon, plastic, etc.)
  • the button may be of various shapes whose dimensions are such as to prevent the passage of the button through the loop of the neck.
  • the button is connected at both ends of the twisted pair.
  • the connection with the twisted pair can be realized: in a definitive manner by means of solidification whether of molten materials or liquid; in a mechanical way by means of components which allow the connection (assembly) and revision (removal) of the accessory.
  • the button connected to the pair realize the attachment to the neck slipping the loop from the inside of the slot until the button ( 4 )
  • the pair (lanyard shot double back on itself), is the spacer between the loop and the little button of the shirt collar. Brings together the solid parts rigid: the button and the two cursors.
  • the length of the lanyard is a function of the degree of openness that is desired between the slot and the stud of the neck.
  • the loop connects two sliders, allowing it to slide in adherence to the right and to the left.
  • the feature of the material of the cord is to be flexible and have a certain consistency. Precisely, taking the accessory with two fingers on the side of the button pair must maintain a horizontal position, even with the weight of the sliders.
  • the commercial materials that match those requirements are: a) The elastic cables coated with glossy and matte metal wires (gold, silver, platinum, etc) or with textile threads in all colours and patterns. b) lanyards rubber, leather, nylon produced in all colours with gloss, matte, transparent finishing.
  • the sliders, along with the pair, are the visible elements, for this, the choice of materials, their shape, the finish have an aesthetic value related to the world of fashion.
  • the sliders may be, whether of a such size to allow passage through the buttonhole of the shirt, or more large as suggested by aesthetic needs.
  • the sliders run in adherence on the twisted pair and have the function to block the accessory towards the slot and towards the stud.
  • the finish of the components depends on the function and location.
  • the button placed in contact with the skin of the neck of the user requires a smooth finish.
  • the sliders placed on the outside of the neck of the shirt can be made with any type of material and have different finishes or process types (smooth, rough, glossy, matt).
  • the pair made of various flexible materials such as rubber, plastic, leather, textile lanyards, can have different finishing solutions: glossy, opaque, transparent, coloured.
  • the accessory fully assembled with all its components, ( 1 ), ( 2 ), ( 3 ), is inserted in the slot of the neck of the shirt from the inside, for the entire length of the twisted pair, with or without the two cursors , until the button locks against the buttonhole.
  • the thumb and forefinger of his left hand takes the noose of the lanyard and engages around the stud of the neck, finally sliding the two sliders one at the right one to the left up to tighten them against the stud and against the slot ( 4 ) ( 5 ).

Abstract

The object of the invention finds application in the field of clothing, and more precisely in the shirts with the neck ready to use of the tie. Very often the shirt is worn without a tie and with open neck. The aesthetic result is decidedly inelegant. The idea is to solve the need for freedom of movement of the neck and at the same time to maintain a formal elegance. The invention addresses this need with an accessory, applicable to normal shirts, using the slot and the little button in the neck. The accessory is a visible link with significant aesthetic value. The accessory is made from a button (1), a lanyard shot to double back on it-self (twisted pair) (2), two sliders (3). The pair, to length, is the flexible element that brings together the button and two sliders, hooks up to the shirt stud (5) and acts as a spacer between the stud and the slot of the neck. The sliders run on twisted and tighten the accessory to the stud (5) and to the slot (4) of the neck.

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    FIELD OF APPLICATION
  • The object of the invention finds application in the field of clothing, and more precisely in the shirts with the neck prepared for the tie.
    • Current State
  • Very often the shirt is worn informally, with open neck, either alone or with the jacket; especially in hot countries or in the summer season.
    • Aesthetic Result In a short amount of time his shirt collar assumes an inelegant look, generating a feeling of disorder. The Need
  • The idea, object of the invention is to solve the need for freedom of movement of the neck and at the same time to maintain a formal elegance.
    • SUBJECT OF THE INVENTION
  • The invention solves this need with an accessory applicable to the slot and the little button (stud) in the neck. The accessory is a visible link between the buttonhole and the stud, made by: a button (1), a flexible light cord turned to double back on itself (twisted pair) (2), two sliders (3).
    • Variants
  • The choice of materials and their finishing have an aesthetic value, so connected to the world of fashion, so it is claimed authorship for each variant, combination or variation that can be achieved.
    • The Shape
  • The function of the accessory and its use determine the shape and size of its components. The accessory is composed of elements made of rigid materials (metal, plastic, glass, natural or artificial stones, etc) connected to each other by an element made of flexible material (rubber, leather, nylon, plastic, etc.)
  • List and amounts of the components
  • 1) Button (1) (one)
  • 2) Pair (2) (one)
  • 3) Sliders (3) (two)
  • Button (1)
  • The button may be of various shapes whose dimensions are such as to prevent the passage of the button through the loop of the neck. The button is connected at both ends of the twisted pair. The connection with the twisted pair can be realized: in a definitive manner by means of solidification whether of molten materials or liquid; in a mechanical way by means of components which allow the connection (assembly) and revision (removal) of the accessory. The button connected to the pair realize the attachment to the neck slipping the loop from the inside of the slot until the button (4)
  • Pair (2)
  • The pair (lanyard shot double back on itself), is the spacer between the loop and the little button of the shirt collar. Brings together the solid parts rigid: the button and the two cursors. The length of the lanyard is a function of the degree of openness that is desired between the slot and the stud of the neck. The loop connects two sliders, allowing it to slide in adherence to the right and to the left.
  • The feature of the material of the cord is to be flexible and have a certain consistency. Precisely, taking the accessory with two fingers on the side of the button pair must maintain a horizontal position, even with the weight of the sliders.
  • The commercial materials that match those requirements are: a) The elastic cables coated with glossy and matte metal wires (gold, silver, platinum, etc) or with textile threads in all colours and patterns. b) lanyards rubber, leather, nylon produced in all colours with gloss, matte, transparent finishing.
  • Sliders (3)
  • The sliders, along with the pair, are the visible elements, for this, the choice of materials, their shape, the finish have an aesthetic value related to the world of fashion.
  • The sliders may be, whether of a such size to allow passage through the buttonhole of the shirt, or more large as suggested by aesthetic needs.
  • The sliders run in adherence on the twisted pair and have the function to block the accessory towards the slot and towards the stud.
    • Finishing of Components
  • The finish of the components depends on the function and location. The button placed in contact with the skin of the neck of the user, requires a smooth finish. The sliders placed on the outside of the neck of the shirt can be made with any type of material and have different finishes or process types (smooth, rough, glossy, matt).
  • The pair made of various flexible materials, such as rubber, plastic, leather, textile lanyards, can have different finishing solutions: glossy, opaque, transparent, coloured.
    • How to Use
  • The accessory, fully assembled with all its components, (1), (2), (3), is inserted in the slot of the neck of the shirt from the inside, for the entire length of the twisted pair, with or without the two cursors , until the button locks against the buttonhole. With the thumb and forefinger of his left hand takes the noose of the lanyard and engages around the stud of the neck, finally sliding the two sliders one at the right one to the left up to tighten them against the stud and against the slot (4) (5).
  • P.S.
  • For: (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) see drawing.

Claims (9)

1. Accessory for shirts , consisting of a button (1), a flexible twisted pair (2), two sliders (3), which allows you keep open at a given distance, the neck of the shirt.
2. Accessory for shirts according to claim 1, characterized by the ability to engage the buttonhole (4) and the stud (5) of the collar of the shirt.
3. Accessory for shirts according to claim 1 characterized by a button (1) of varying shape whose dimensions are such as to prevent the passage of the button through the buttonhole of his shirt.
4. Accessory for shirts according to claim 1, characterized in that the button is connected with the two ends of the twisted pair (1).
5. Accessory for shirts according to claim 2, characterized in that the button and the twisted pair realize the coupling to the slot of the neck (4).
6. Accessory for shirts according to claim 1, characterized in that the loop of the twisted pair engages the collar-stud of the shirt (5).
7. Accessory for shirts according to claim 1, characterized, in that the twisted pair, of given length, acts as a spacer between the stud and the slot of the neck.
8. Accessory coat according to claim 1, characterized by two sliders on the twisted pair (3).
9. Accessory coat according to claim 5, characterized in that the two sliders tighten the accessory towards the stud and towards the buttonhole (4), (5).
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