DE19704391C2 - Device for attaching a tie to a shirt - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to a device for attaching a tie to a shirt, wherein this between the back of the wide part of the tie and the button or buttonhole most of a shirt is attached and consists of a tether that with its outer End section on the back of the tie is attachable and with the inner endab cut in the area of the buttonhole, this over the remaining length of the tether is neither attached to the back of the tie nor to the shirt.

DE 296 14 789 U1 shows a tie holder, in which on the back of the broad end of the tie about the width of the tie a rectangular loop is sewn, which on the right and left vertical outside with the Kra cotton back is connected.

The loop has at least one buttonhole, with an attachment directly on one of the buttons on the button placket of the shirt and the Loop is not visible from the outside.

One way to extend or move the loop along the length of the Kra cotton wool itself is not provided. Even in an embodiment with an over a Velcro fastener detachable side, the connection is always on a be correct position of the one in the middle of the loop in close succession to each other Buttonholes.

In this respect there is in particular no use of a freely projecting tether such as it is provided in DE 43 27 694 A1, which is there with its outer end portion attached to the back of the tie and with its inner shirt facing End section on the buttonhole bar of the shirt or on one of the buttons there attach, with most of the length of the tether this neither on the  The back of the tie is still attached to the shirt and the tie is thus passed is only held back at a distance from the shirt.

According to DE 94 14 762 U1 is a tie holder in the form of a disc-shaped body pers with a safety pin on the back or a clamp for clamping men on a button strip of a shirt known. Are on the back of the tie one or two Velcro strips attached, these when applied to the body of the Stick the safety pin or the clip on it.

On the front of the disc-shaped body and the back of the Velcro strips are cooperating Velcro layers provided, the Velcro layers z. B. on you glue on the carrier. The Velcro strip is preferably in the length of the tie direction. As far as possible, it shouldn't matter whether the tie is bound longer or shorter, with the Velcro strip lying on the Velcro plaque must come.

The Velcro strip, which is transverse to the longitudinal direction of the tie and transverse to the first Velcro strip is arranged to form a loop so that an overlapping narrow end the tied tie at least on the narrow, transverse Velcro strip does not affect the attachment of the Velcro sticker.

As in DE 296 14 789 U1, the back of the tie is attached immediately telbar at a short distance from the button placket on the buttons of the shirt.

According to the device of DE 94 14 762 U1, the tie is only fastened possible if this is located above the pants, so the attachment direction (safety pin, clip) above the trousers on the attachment provided must be located on the back of the tie, so that an attachment immediately can be made via the Velcro plaque on the buttonhole of the shirt.

In this respect, no tether is provided which can be used to prevent spacing or to hold the tie at a certain maximum distance from the shirt  or to attach a tie to your shirt, which extends over the area the pants stick out.

According to DE 91 07 412 U1 is a tie holder with an element for stretching the tie is provided, the holding means being connected to the tie and these are spaced apart by a rail.

Fixing means in the form of a tab are provided on the rail, which one Have a U-shaped design and thus grasp and grasp a shirt button can.

Through this stretching and fixing device of the tie, this should "among all Circumstances are kept in a visually perfect position ".

This stretching and fixing device is technically complex, difficult to handle ben, increases the weight of the tie several times and leaves the tie surface appear as a rigid, immovable metallic surface, whereby the structure and the Flexibility of the textile tie does not come into play.

There is a completely different solution in this respect than the use of Velcro stripes or textile loops on the back of the tie according to DE 296 14 789 U1 and DE 94 14 762 U1 are used, or compared to that at the Kra The back of the cotton wool is firmly sewn on with narrow holding straps with one behind the other in the longitudinal direction the arranged spaced buttonholes according to DE 43 27 694 A1.

The integrated tie holder there in the form of a tie tie enables a natural fall of the tie, being an attachment of the tether with his outer end section directly on the back of the tie, but in a larger Ab stood from the tip of the tie and a fastening of the inner end portion of the Tie tie directly on a button on the buttonhole placket.

Depending on whether the tie is longer or shorter, this can be done an upper or lower buttonhole of the tie tie for attachment to one  certain button of the buttonhole bar can be used, so that the tie on one certain distance from the shirt is always retained and not beyond it protrudes, but often bulges.

The tie ribbon is placed on a specific button and is itself not stretchable or automatically adjustable in length, so that it does not also fit is adaptable to a changing upright or bending posture. Rather he the only thing that follows is an attachment corresponding to the tie, which is tied longer or shorter.

In accordance with DE 43 27 694 A1, DE 43 37 839 A1 and DE 43 31 500 C2 tie holders also attached to the back of the tie run either way the one sewn in the middle along the back of the tie to the lower wide end of the tie Buttonhole band for the tie holder or it is an elongated tether with his sewn one end to the back of the tie, which be in the longitudinal direction to each other has spaced buttonholes and at the other end over one on the tie the sewn button is fastened by means of one of the buttonholes.

According to DE 43 31 500 C2, there is on the back of the tie on the free one Loop attached a device for guiding the tie end, which at the same time to attach the tie to the shirt by means of a bracket, which is attached to a Button of the button placket of the shirt is hooked on.

Although with these known mounts the attachment of the tie to the shirt corresponds is variable according to the distance between the buttonholes of the tether, there is no flexible command given the tie, which allows it to be attached to a certain height at a To fasten the button or buttonhole of the shirt. The attachment can in particular re not both long and short binding, so both for attaching a lan with the tie sticking out over the pants as well as a short one, just over the button placket of the shirt up to the pants-led tie. Another disadvantage is that the Fastening the buttonhole band or the end of the tether only by attaching or sewing on a textile tie, whereby these fastenings are not do not sew on ties made of plastic, metal, wood or any other material can be applied.

Starting from an integrated tie holder according to DE 43 27 694 A1, at wel chem a longer one that can be detached from the bottom of a sewn-on button on the tie Retaining strap with buttonholes is provided, which in this respect after loosening its lower Finally attach the tie at a desired distance to the button facing Shirt allows, with a free tether portion is given over which neither Tether still ties the tie to the shirt when bending over, but the tie in certain distance from the shirt is retained, so that on the one hand an attachment of the Tie as well as a natural fall of the tie results from the present one Invention, the object of a device in the form of a subsequent Tie attachable bracket or in the form of an immediate at least with a Be to create part of the tie from the beginning integrable bracket, being too In addition, there is an adjustment of the length of the tie strap of the tie holder.

Thus, on the one hand, the tie should fall naturally according to DE 43 27 694 A1. and this over the entire length of the tie largely without denting both straightening as well as with a bending body - and on the other hand there is a flexible attachment of the tie to the shirt, so that the tie in particular can be fastened both long and short-tie, So both for fastening a long tie with the end protruding over the pants as well as a short one, which is only led over the button placket of the shirt to the pants Tie.

It should be possible to attach this device to ties as far as possible NEN, which are made of different materials, which z. B. made of metal or Are made of plastic and cannot be sewn with the tether.

To solve this problem, the formation of a device of the aforementioned Type of fastening a tie according to the characterizing features of the Anspru ches 1 provided. Advantageous embodiments are described in claims 2-10.

In this device according to the invention, a swinging away of the tie is fast Prevents movement or while preventing the upper body of the wearer, whereby  the tie is no longer annoying, is not soiled and also the safety of yours Carrier not endangered.

Embodiments are shown holding the tie in the area of the tie tip the device has a Velcro strap and a length-adjustable holding strap, formed from an elongated, preferably elastic Velcro counterpart or from a narrow Velcro counterpart with thread and a weight for it, as well as a clamping device.

In other embodiments, a Velcro counterpart is with thread and one on one Clamping device attached retractor for this thread or only a rubber elastic strap or a rubber cord with a rider or a Handle, which instead of a Velcro counterpart by a self-adhesive Attachment section can go out or fastened with a locking piece with clamping piece are cash.

It is essential that a slight or automatic adjustment of the length of the stop Bandes or the cord forming this, so that an individual adjustment gives the current body movements.

According to claim 2, an alignment of the as a holder of the Cord or the retaining strap serving clamping device opposite the button bar or the buttons of which are achieved in that the tether or cord with the outside Ren end section releasable, rotatable, attachable or opposite the back of the tie is securely attached.

It is thus particularly possible to use a clamping device used as a holder Claim 3 instead of on a button strip of the shirt opening to the left side on one to open the button panel that opens on the right side of the shirt.

According to claim 4, there is a rotatable clamping device at the lower end of the holding ban of the or the elastic or automatically adjustable length use.  

A further advantageous embodiment of the rotatable clamping device results from this Claim 5, wherein an additional adjustment is provided about a pivot axis, wel che perpendicular to the axis of rotation of the clamping device.

Claim 6 relates to designs in which the tether is only narrow Velcro counterpart with a short elastic or a thread is formed by a weight down through an opening of the pulling a clamping device to be determined on a buttonhole bar.

Instead of a weight, a roll-up mechanism is used according to claim 7 position and used to manufacture the necessary suit of the cord.

Claim 10 relates to embodiments in which a tether Rubber cord is used, which runs down as a loop and with both of them upper ends via one of the aforementioned connections against the back of the tie or can be fixed inside the tie. Here, a web-shaped rest is preferably used piece with three openings and a bow-shaped clamping piece, which in Publ Solutions of the locking piece engages and thereby to fix this device opposite serves the tie.

Claim 9 relates to the attachment of the rubber cord with respect to the rest piece as well as claim 10 to the use of a longitudinally displaceable on the loop stored rider, being between the bottom of the rider and the loop end Button of the buttonhole bar is included.

The invention is explained in more detail below with the aid of several exemplary embodiments, which are shown in the drawings.

The drawings show:

Fig. 1: Part of a first embodiment of a device for attaching a tie to the shirt, which is made of a length-adjustable tether and a at its lower end to the clamping device and a Velcro fastener attached to its upper end for attachment to the back of a Kra cotton wool , showing the attachment of the tether ge compared to the back of the tie;

Fig. 2: A comparison of the representation of the tether, which is designed as a Velcro counterpart on its back, and the Velcro to be attached to the tie, which form the Velcro, the entire tether being designed as a Velcro counterpart;

Fig. 3: An illustration according to Figure 2, wherein in the buttonhole placed at the lower end of the tether, the clamp-like clamping device engages with a downwardly extending arm arm and a side button attachment;

Fig. 4: An alternative embodiment of the clamping device, wherein the button attachment and its bearing arm are rotatably arranged relative to the side clamp;

FIG. 5: A separate illustration of the clamping device according to FIG. 3 in a side view;

Fig. 6: Another embodiment of the device for attaching a tie to the shirt, in which a thread is arranged instead of a tether on a narrow Velcro counterpart, which the length via an automatic retractor arranged on a clamping device according to the posture and the changing position of the tie changed the thread between the Velcro counterpart and the clamping device and thus ensures a suitable guidance of the tie along the buttonhole bar;

Fig. 7: A further embodiment according to Fig. 6, wherein instead of an automatic reel only a guide of the thread is carried out by the clamping device and a Ge weight is arranged at the lower end of the thread, which the necessary tightening of the thread and thus the desired guidance of the tie enables;

Fig. 8 shows an illustration of the embodiment of the device for fixing a tie according to Figure 6 seen from the front in a plan view of the retractor and showing the side of the tie back to be fastened Velcro band to the narrow-to-use Velcro counterpart;.

FIGS. 9 and 10: A further embodiment of the device mounted as shown in FIG 9 on the tie back using a loop-shaped thread or such a rubber cord with a longitudinally displaceable in a loop horsemen.

Fig. 11: Another embodiment consisting of rubber cord with rider, locking piece for attaching the rubber cord and a clamping piece for attaching the locking piece to the tie;

Fig. 12: Another embodiment of the device consisting of a rubber cord with a bare handle and a self-adhesive section for attachment to the tie;

Fig. 13: Another embodiment consisting of a clamping device for attaching a tether to the tie, which is designed as an elastic fabric band, which is BEFE Stigt at the lower end via a metal bracket on a rotatable clamping device.

In the embodiments according to FIGS. 1-8 of the drawings, a self-adhesive or sewn-on Velcro tape 1 is attached in the middle on the rear side 100 of the tie to the wide end 101 of the tie, for example 10 cm from the tip of the tie. It can be fastened to the outside of a Velcro counterpart designed as a tie strap 2 a or to a tie strap 2 b serving as such with a thread 25 with a narrow Velcro counterpart 1 a. The holding belt 2 a has in this case according to Fig. 1, a buttonhole 23, in which a bearing arm 3 a clamp 4 according to Fig. 3, 5 and a clamping device 4 'according to FIG. 4 to define the lower end of the tether 2 a at a engages outwardly projecting shirt buttonhole strip with a above the bearing arm 3 laterally projecting button lug 3 '.

This is in this case according to the embodiment of Fig. 2 in the first button hole 23 of the holding strap 2a fixed to the molded button approach 3 'and then clamped to the buttonhole strip of the shirt.

The attachment of the tether 2 a relative to the Velcro 1 takes place such that the tether 2 a detachable from the Velcro 1 and relative to this in height and is thus used both for long and short tie the tie against the shirt bar. It is provided in accordance with FIGS. 1-5 that at the outer end portion of the tether 2 a in the form of a laterally projecting clamping device 4 , 4 'to be attached holder by means of a rotation to the left side of the tether 2 a and by means of a rotation to the right Side of the tether 2 a can be arranged laterally projecting, so that the clamping device 4 , 4 'at the free end of the retaining band of Figure 2 a is to be turned laterally from one side to the opposite side.

There is a flat contact of the tether 2 a and the tie relative to the button panel of the shirt, with a tight attachment of the tether 2 a with a suitably long free section between its outer end to be attached in the area of the tie end and the inner to be attached to the buttonhole bar En de is possible because the tether is made of an elastic fabric and is therefore variable in length.

It is both a natural fall of the tie at a suitable distance from the Shirt can be used to prevent the wearer from bending, as well as with a vertical posture the tie resting directly on the shirt.

The device according to the invention thus enables long binding over the waistband out and a short tie up to the waistband. It is also different for ties Lichsten materials can be used, furthermore a mechanical holder in the form of a There is a clamp, which allows an optimal connection of the tie with the Allow shirt.

Preferably, several different devices according to FIGS . 1-13, that is, put together under different tie holders as a packaging unit, so that an attachment of different ties to differently cut and printed shirts is possible.

With such tie holders should be achieved that almost all ties They also retrofitted in a variety of ways and therefore not just ties Fabric, but also from other materials, such as. B. metal, wood, plastic, etc., on Can attach a shirt and thus equip the ties with it from the start or are to be provided subsequently.

If no connection to the shirt is temporarily required, e.g. B. when wearing a vest, it is possible to leave only the attached Velcro on the tie, which is not noticeable. Furthermore, by means of the Velcro connection of the tether and the clamping device engaging in its buttonhole, a connection to the shirt optimized for any length of the tie is possible, since the tether 2 a formed over its entire length as a Velcro counterpart 1 a over the Velcro 1 can be connected to the tie at any point along its length.

A further embodiment of the invention relates, according to the exemplary embodiments according to FIGS. 6-8, to the use of a combination forming a tether 2 b or 2 c of a narrow Velcro counterpart 1 a and a thread 25 or 25 'or according to FIGS. 9-12 from a mere on the back of the tie 100 attachable rubber cord 8 or 9 , which always allows attachment to a button of the Hem des by the flexibility of the material, and from a rider 11 or handle 19th The rubber cord 8 , 9 reacts to any position of the wearer in that the tie is against the body.

According to the embodiment of FIGS . 6 and 8, a clamp-like, with two opposing jaws extending to one side of the clamping device 5 , 5 'hen hen. A roll-up mechanism 6 for a thread 25 'is placed on the clamping device 5 '. By means of this automatic mechanism, the thread 25 'is kept taut in accordance with a certain tensile force, so that the tie is held back along the button strip of the shirt without forming bumps (see FIG. 8).

According to FIG. 7, a weight 26 is arranged at the lower end of a thread 25 . The thread 25 is guided through an opening of the clamp-like device 5 , which is also in the form of a clamp. This differs from the clamping device 5 'in that no retraction mechanism is arranged on it. The tensioning and guiding of the thread 25 takes place solely on the basis of the weight 26 and the longitudinal guiding and alignment in the clamping device 5 . The clamping devices 5 , 5 'can be easily plugged after a simple rotation of the thread 25 , 25 ' to the left or to the right between the shirt opening's on the buttonhole bar extending there to the collar.

In contrast to the embodiment according to FIGS. 6-8, a rubber cord 8 is provided according to FIG. 9, which is not fastened to the back of the tie 100 by a Velcro fastener 1 , 1 a, but using a loop hanging down to the tie tip with its right and left upper End is sewn directly to the back of the tie 100 at a distance from the tip of the tie or has a self-adhesive fastening section 13 as shown in FIG. 10.

Along the loop, a rider 11 is guided on the cord sections which extend parallel downwards. Between the rider 11 and the lower end of the loop, the rubber cord 8 can be attached to a suitable button of the buttonhole bar, which is located at a distance from the lower tie tip, so that the desired guidance of the tie results along the buttonhole bar.

According to FIG. 11, a longitudinally elastic rubber cord 9 is used, which likewise forms an elongated loop with two sections 2 h, 2 h 'extending parallel downwards.

On these sections, a rider 11 is arranged in a longitudinally displaceable manner as in FIGS. 9 and 10, a suitably positioned button 22 between the loop end 21 and the rider 11 being fixable.

The attachment of the rubber cord 8 takes place according to FIG. 10 with respect to the tie back side 100 via the self-adhesive fastening section 13 in the form of an adhesive flap. Basically, the attachment can again be done by a Velcro or simply by sewing. The parts 8 , 11 and 13 form the tether 2 h.

In the embodiment according to FIG. 11, the rubber cord 9 is fastened via a web-shaped locking piece 15 , which has two laterally spaced openings h ', h "for a central opening h, each extending from the top to the bottom.

The rubber cord 9 is initially passed with its two ends through the central opening h, but then runs at one end to one of the side openings h 'and h ". Against the underside of the locking piece 15 , the ends of the rubber cord are z B. can be determined by forming a node.

This latching piece 15 is then hooked in with a U-shaped clamping piece 16 , which can be fixed with its two ends in the openings h ', h ", for example at a seam inside the tie or on the outside on the back of the tie 100 9, 10 diverge downward at an angle, in contrast to Fig. 9, towards the wider tab located at the loop end 21. A button 22 can in turn be fixed between the loop end 21 and tab 11. The parts 9 , 11 , 15 and 16 form the tether 2 h '.

In the embodiment according to FIG. 12, a rubber cord 9 is again arranged below a self-adhesive fastening section 13 ', these parts forming a retaining band 2 i.

The rubber cord 9 consists of two separate sections, which extend parallel and side by side without riders and without forming a loop. The sections are attached with their lower ends in the common handle 19 . To attach the tie, the handle 19 is looped several times with the two ends of the sections of the rubber cord 9 around the stem of a button suitably positioned on the buttonhole panel, whereby the tie is guided in the desired manner along the buttonhole panel under the action of the tensile force of the elastic rubber cord .

The further embodiment of the device for fastening a tie shown in FIG. 13 is also arranged at the lower end of the back of the tie. Your clamping device consists of a clamp-like clamping piece 20 with V-shaped out, expanding jaws. At the lower ends of this clamp bake is a downwardly extending elastic tether 2 j. With the lower end, the tether surrounds a crossbar of a rectangular bracket and is also adjustable in length. This bracket is rotatably attached to the lower Klemmvor direction 20 , which corresponds to the clamping device 5 and can be firmly placed on a button strip.

As can be seen in FIGS. 6, 9 and 13, a loop 104 is sewn onto the back of the tie 100 in the usual way. A narrower tie end 102 can be introduced and held there, provided that this is still long after the tie has been tied. In this respect it is carried out together with the wide tie end 101 .

Reference number list

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Automatic roll-up

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Metal bracket

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equestrian

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Locking piece for rubber cord
h, h ', h "middle and side openings in the locking piece

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Handle

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Loop end

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Tie back

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104

loop

Claims (10)

1. Device for attaching a tie to the shirt, the device between the back ( 100 ) of the wide tie part ( 101 ) and the button or buttonhole ste of a shirt is to be attached and from a tether ( 2 a, 2 b, 2 c, 2 h, 2 h ', 2 j, 2 j) be, which can be brought with its outer end portion on the back ( 100 ) of the tie and with the inner end portion in the region of the buttonhole bar, this over the remaining length of the tether is neither attached to the back of the tie ( 100 ) nor to the shirt, characterized in that
the device further comprises a connecting piece in the form of a clamping piece ( 20 ), a latching piece ( 15 ), which is attached at least to the outer end section of the retaining band ( 2 a, 2 b, 2 c, 2 h, 2 h ', 2 i, 2 j), a seam connection, a self-adhesive holding section ( 13 ) or a Velcro counter-holder ( 1 a),
This connecting piece can be clicked onto a clamping piece ( 16 ) in the center at the lower end in the region of the tie back side ( 100 ), can be glued to a holding section or can be fixed via the seam connection or a Velcro piece ( 1 ) fastened there,
a long or short binding attachment of the wide tie end ( 101 ) over the inner end portion of the tether ( 2 a, 2 b, 2 c, 2 h, 2 h ', 2 i, 2 j) and one in one to the junction of the outer End section changeable distance fixable tion ( 4 ; 4 ', 5 ; 26 ; 5 ';11;21;19; 2 i) for direct attachment of the tie to the button hole or a buttonhole is given. 2. Device for attaching a tie to the shirt according to claim 1, characterized in that the tether ( 2 a, 2 b, 2 c, 2 h, 2 h ', 2 i, 2 j) at its outer end portion on the back of the lower broad tie end ( 101 ) for lateral alignment of the holder ( 4 ; 4 ';5;26; 5 ';6;11;21;19; 2 i) is detachable, rotatable, attachable or clampable. 3. Apparatus according to claim 2, characterized in that the at the inner end portion of the tether ( 2 a, 2 b, 2 c) attached bracket from a laterally projecting clamping device ( 4 ; 4 '; 5 , 5 ') consists of a Side of the Hal tebandes laterally projecting to the other side to the button bar of the shirt is rotatable. 4. The device according to claim 3, characterized in that the clamping device ( 4 ; 4 ';5; 5 ') has a clamp ( 28 ) which below the Endab section of the tether ( 2 a, 2 b, 2 c) rotatably arranged is. 5. The device according to claim 4, characterized in that the clamp ( 28 ) and a lower part of the mounting of the clamping device ( 4 ; 4 ';5; 5 ') is additionally foldable about a pivot axis running perpendicular to the axis of rotation of the clamping device. 6. The device according to claim 1-4, characterized in that the retaining band ( 2 b) is designed as a short rubber band or as a thread-like, from a Velcro counterpart ( 1 a) outgoing cord ( 25 ) and that at one end thereof a weight ( 26 ) is applied so that the elastic band or the cord with the weight can be guided longitudinally displaceably by the clamping device ( 5 ) for fastening the tie. 7. The device according to claim 1-4, characterized in that a Velcro counterpart ( 1 a) is provided as the retaining band ( 2 c), from which a thread-like cord ( 25 ') extends down to the clamping device ( 5 '), on which a retraction mechanism ( 6 ) is created, the cord ( 25 ') being connected to the retraction mechanism ( 6 ) and being taut by it. 8. The device according to claim 1, characterized in that
the tether ( 2 h, 2 h ', 2 i) with the outer end portion on the back of the tie by means of a seam, connector, Velcro or a self-adhesive section is attachable and attachable to a button of the shirt with the inner end portion and that the retaining band ( 2 h, 2 h ', 2 i) consists of a rubber band or a rubber cord ( 8 , 9 ) which allows the tension to wedge downwards, which is fastened with a Velcro connection, a seam ( 12 ), a self-adhesive section ( 13 ') or a Velcro fastener counterpart at its outer end section above the back of the lower wide end of the tie is centrally fixable and has a handle ( 19 ) at its lower end section,
or which as a rubber band or rubber cord ( 8 , 9 ) as a mere elongated loop with its two ends of the band opposite an upper, a middle through hole (h) and laterally right and left of it has a side bracket (h ') or (h ") ( 15 ) can be set in a variable length
and that the locking piece ( 15 ) over the arms of a bow-shaped clamping piece ( 16 ) can be placed firmly, which can be inserted or plugged into or on the tie. 9. The device according to claim 8, characterized in that the lateral brackets (h ', h ") of the locking piece ( 15 ) each consist of a Durchgangsöff opening, in which the ends of the tether ( 2 h') in a suitable length feasible and on which can be determined. 10. The device according to claim 8 or 9, characterized in that in the loop a rider ( 11 ) in the longitudinal direction to the lower end of the loop is slidable ver, two lateral longitudinal passages in the rider ( 11 ) for the rubber cord ( 9 ) with constriction the distance between the cord sections are designed such that the rider ( 11 ) can be hooked and tightened behind a button on the shirt.