Handbag clasp
AssigneeD. W. Developpement SA
InventorsDaniel Waldmann, Patrick Burnens
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AssigneeD. W. Developpement SA
InventorsDaniel Waldmann, Patrick Burnens
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The present invention relates to a handbag clasp (1) comprising a first clasping element (2) provided on either one of a handbag flap (21) and a handbag body (31) and a second clasping element (3) provided on the other one of the handbag flap (21) and the handbag body (31) and adapted to collaborate together to lock/unlock the handbag clasp (1) in order to permit closing/opening of the handbag, wherein the first clasping element (1) comprises a first fixed part (22) and a mobile part (23), the first fixed part (22) comprising a first abutting portion (25) and the mobile part (23) presenting a second abutting portion (28) and being hingedly fixed to the first fixed part (22) so as to be moved between a first unlocking position and a second locking position, the second clasping element (3) comprises a second fixed part (32) and a locking element (33) providing a recess (35) between them, wherein the recess is adapted to receive the first abutting portion and presents a third abutting portion adapted to come in contact with the first abutting portion (25) when the mobile part (23) is positioned in the locking position, and the locking element (33) presenting a fourth abutting portion adapted to be in contact with the second abutting portion when the mobile part is positioned in the locking portion, characterized in that the contact zone (50) between the first abutting portion and the third abutting portion is transversal to the contact zone (51) between the second abutting portion and the fourth abutting portion.
A handbag clasp comprising a first clasping element provided on either one of a handbag flap and a handbag body and a second clasping element provided on the other one of the handbag flap and the handbag body and adapted to collaborate together to lock/unlock the handbag clasp in order to permit closing/opening of the handbag, wherein,
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