Garment and accessory attachment for displaying adornments, messages, and logos

A garment and accessory attachment comprising:

• a clip base;
• a clip arm;
• a first tag restraint;
• a second tag restraint;
• a mounting aperture;
• an aperture lip;
• an image tag;
• the clip base comprising a front face and a rear face;
• the front face and the rear face being oppositely located to each other;
• the clip arm being mounted to the rear face;
• the clip arm being centrally positioned along the rear face;
• the first tag restraint being connected to the front face;
• the second tag restraint being connected to the front face;
• the second tag restraint being oppositely positioned with the first tag restraint across the clip base;
• the first tag restraint and the second tag restraint being centrally positioned across the clip base;
• the first tag restraint and the second tag restraint being oppositely oriented to the clip arm about the clip base;
• the mounting aperture traversing through the front face and the rear face;
• the aperture lip being connected to the front face;
• the aperture lip being oppositely positioned with the clip arm about the clip base;
• the aperture lip being perimetrically positioned about the mounting aperture;
• the image tag being pressed against the front face;
• the image tag slideably engaging the first tag restraint and the second tag restraint in order to keep the image tag within boundaries for a profile of the clip base and to prevent the image tag from being dislodged normal to the clip base;
• the image tag comprising an alignment aperture;
• the alignment aperture being concentrically positioned with the mounting aperture;
• the aperture lip being removably inserted into the alignment aperture;
• the clip arm comprising an arm mount, a restraining portion and a receiving portion;
• the arm mount being connected to the rear face;
• the restraining portion being connected to the arm mount opposite to the rear face;
• the receiving portion being connected to the restraining portion opposite to the arm mount;
• and
• the restraining portion and the receiving portion extending in a direction from the second tag restraint to the first tag restraint.