ES1280134U - Eyeglass holder - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to clothing accessories and can be used for temporarily storing eyeglasses. An eyeglass holder is configured in the form of a strip of tape folded in two with at least one buttonhole at each end of the strip of tape. The ends of the strip of tape can be fastened to each other to form a closed loop. Each end of the strip of tape can be provided with at least one additional buttonhole. The lower portions of the folded strip of tape can be connected to each other along the lower edge to form a sheath. The proposed utility model is a simple, reliable and convenient structure that is also universal.

Description

DESCRIPTION

Glasses holder

Field of the invention

The utility model refers to clothing accessories and can be used for temporary storage of glasses.

State of the art

People who do not wear glasses on a regular basis have problems with putting them on when they are not wearing them.

Various devices are known for the temporary storage of glasses.

For example, spectacle fasteners are known in the form of a cord with loops at the ends that are on the temples of spectacles.

In this case, the glasses that are not being used hang freely on the thorax. A cord extends from the glasses that are worn over the shoulders and back, which is not always aesthetically pleasing. Furthermore, such a frame is not always reliable, since the temples of the glasses often slide off the hinges of the fastener, so that the glasses can be lost or can simply fall off and break.

Fastening elements for glasses are known which are attached to garments. For example, Snap2U magnetic fasteners are made up of two parts: one part in the form of a plate with two magnets that is under clothing, and the other, the clamp-shaped docking part with two magnets is mounted on top of clothing. In the process of wearing, when the glasses are placed on the fastener, folds are formed in the clothing. Likewise, the known device is also unreliable, since with a certain force the magnetic closure does not hold the clamp on which the glasses are placed and, therefore, the glasses can fall and break.

Known fasteners hang from a button on a garment (see, document US 2018317637, 08/08/2018). The design is removable, allowing it to be used alternately on various articles (types) of clothing.

The disadvantages of the known design include its poor reliability. Since the loop is sufficiently rigid, the glasses hanging on the loop can easily slide off and therefore can be lost or broken, when the wearer leans or makes an awkward movement. The buttonhole itself can also easily come off the button. In addition, the loop is not aesthetic and, in fact, it is perceived as a foreign object on clothing, especially when the glasses are not placed on it. .

From patent US 5903928, 05/18/1999, lens fastening elements in the form of a loop of fabric sewn to garment details (shirts, pockets, etc.) are known. Such a loop reliably holds the temples of the glasses, thereby preventing the glasses from falling off when the user bends over. However, this loop is sewn to clothing during manufacture and cannot be removed and used on another garment.

Description of the invention

The task of the claimed utility model is to create a simple, reliable and easy-to-use design that allows it to be universal.

The problem is solved thanks to the fact that the spectacle holder is made in the form of a piece of tape folded in half with at least one slotted eyelet under the button at each end of the piece of tape.

The ends of the tape segment are attached (fixed) to each other, and form a closed loop.

At each end of the length of the tape, at least one additional eyelet can be made.

The lower portions of the doubly folded section of the tape may be interconnected along the lower edge with the cover formation. The connection of the lower edge of the tape can be made in the form of stitches, adhesive bonding, etc.

By the term "tape", it refers to a strip (segment) of fabric or other material, such as polymer, leather, etc.

The proposed product (spectacle holder) is a separate and independent accessory; clothing does not need to be sewn into clothing during manufacture, or after purchase. The clamping element is easy to manufacture and use.

The fastener is removed and worn on the button.

The loop of the tape is firmly attached (covers) to the temple of the glasses, which prevents it from slipping. This prevents stitches from being lost or falling out.

Everything that has been indicated above makes it possible for the design to be universal, given its simplicity, reliability and ease of use.

Brief description of the drawings

The claimed technical solution is illustrated by graphic materials, in which:

Figure 1 presents a general view of the placement of the spectacle fastening element on clothing,

Figure 2 is an external view of the spectacle holding element,

in figure 3 is an open spectacle holder (initial part),

Figure 4 is a spectacle holding element in the form of a case that is attached to 2 or more buttons,

Figure 5 is an eyeglass holder - an option for placement on clothing.

Detailed description of an embodiment of the invention

The proposed eyeglass holder is a piece of tape folded in half forming a loop 1. At the ends of a piece of tape, button holes 2 are provided. Figure 3 shows the fastener blank with eyelets 2. Figure 2 shows the finished fastener. Loop 1 is closed, while loop Double folded piece of tape is attached, for example, by a cross stitch 3. It is necessary for the user to arrange one buttonhole 2 directly on button 4, and the other, on button 4 above the edge of the garment ( figure 5). This embodiment of the fastening element does not allow the loop to move around the button and ensures a quick, adequate and reliable bearing of the handle of the glasses on the fastening element. Furthermore, the fastening element can be made from a wide tape (the width of the tape is proportional to the size of the glasses) and attached to two or more buttons, while additional attic eyelets 5 are made on the tape. In this case, the lower edge of the loop 1 can be joined to form a case for glasses. The connection of the lower edge can be done with glue or in the form of stitches, etc.

A design, an inscription, an appliqué, etc. can be placed on the fastener or on an additional coating. If necessary, for example in case there are no buttons on the garment, be it a T-shirt, sweater, etc., the spectacle holder can be attached to the garment with a pin or a clasp.

The proposed utility model can be used on any item of clothing and, as it can be removed, it is not necessary to sew it into the details of the item of clothing during manufacture. The fastener can be easily transferred from one garment to another.

Therefore, simplicity, reliability and ease of use make the claimed design universal, which distinguishes it from previously known ones.

Claims (4)

1. Fastening element for glasses, characterized in that it is made in the form of a piece of tape folded in half with at least one eyelet at each end of the piece of tape, while the ends of the piece of tape are joined together by means of a cross stitch, forming a closed loop. Fastening element according to claim 1, characterized in that at least one additional eyelet is made at each end of the piece of tape. Fastening element according to claim 2, characterized in that the two lower ends of the piece of tape folded in the form of a loop are joined together to form a cover open at the upper end. Fastening element according to claim 3, characterized in that the connection along the lower edge is adhesive or stitch-shaped.