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US 10,694,796 B2Granted
Modular tie-making device
OwnerGregory Samrainventor
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Abstract
A modular tie-making device that is made of a tie-knot shaped manifold, the manifold capable of accepting a tie-knot fabric on the outside, and at the same time facilitating a tie to be guided through the manifold, resulting in a modular and fully personalizable tie. The device can be used to make two-toned ties or any combination of tie-knot and tie. The manifold is made of three tubes joined together at their ends. By following the geometry of the manifold, a user easily forms the two loops and hanging ends of a necktie.
Claims20
A necktie accessory for creating a modular tie knot, the accessory comprising:
- [a.] a first tube having a first end and a second end, a second tube having a first end and a second end, and a third tube having a first end and a second end, said three tubes attached together to form a manifold, said manifold having a front side and a back side, wherein the three tubes are attached together as follows:
- [i.] the first end of the first tube and the first end of the second tube are adjoined to form a right-side opening, the area of their joinder forming a right-side cross wall, wherein the first end of the first tube is on the front side of the manifold and the first end of the second tube is on the back side of the manifold;
- [ii.] the second end of the second tube and the second end of the third tube are adjoined to form a left-side opening, the area of their joinder forming a left-side cross wall, wherein the second end of the second tube is on the front side of the manifold and the second end of the third tube is on the back side of the manifold;
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- [iii.] the first end of the third tube and the second end of the first tube are adjoined to form a bottom opening, the area of their joinder forming a bottom cross wall, wherein the first end of the third tube is on the front side of the manifold and the second end of the first tube is on the back side of the manifold.
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