Garment stretcher
OwnerBen Peskainventor
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Abstract
A garment stretcher. The garment stretcher includes an elongated weight having a first end, a second end, and a midpoint. A first clip is connected to the first end of the elongated weight, a second clip is connected to the second end of the elongated weight, and a third clip is connected to the third end of the elongated weight. Each of the clips is removably securable to a garment such as a shirt. When the elongated weight is secured to the lower end of a hanging garment, the elongated weight exerts a downward force on the garment and causes it to stretch and lengthen over time. The even spacing of the clips ensures that the shirt is stretched in a uniform manner.
Claims8
A garment stretcher, comprising:
- an elongated weight comprising a first end, a second end, and a midpoint, wherein the midpoint is equidistant from the first end and the second end;
- a first eyelet disposed on the first end of the elongated weight;
- a second eyelet disposed on the second end of the elongated weight;
- a third eyelet disposed on the midpoint of the elongated weight;
- a first clip, a second clip, and a third clip, each comprising an upper end having a pair of jaws thereon and a lower end having a loop thereon;
- the loop of the first clip connected to the first eyelet;
- the loop of the second clip connected to the second eyelet;
- the loop of the third clip connected to the third eyelet;
- wherein the pair of jaws of the first clip, second clip, and third clip are adapted to tighten against a piece of fabric in order to removably secure the elongated weight thereto.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.