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US 2001/0039742 A1Published application
Measuring tag for enabling sizing of a garment belt
AssigneeReborn Products Co., Inc.
InventorAllan L. Ford
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AssigneeReborn Products Co., Inc.
InventorAllan L. Ford
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A measuring tag for releasable securement to a garment belt to facilitate the cutting of the belt to a desired size. The belt has a buckle including a throat for releasably clamping a first end of the belt to it. The tag is an elongated planar member whose periphery includes a top edge, a bottom edge, and a pair of longitudinally extending side edge. The top edge has an ear folded back over itself to form a socket having a stop surface against which a first end portion of the belt abuts. The ear and the first end of the belt are releasably received in the throat of the buckle. The measuring tag also includes a surface, e.g., the rear, on which measuring indicia are provided. That indicia is a longitudinally extending size chart including a pair of side-by-side rulers showing belt sizes in inches and pant sizes in inches. The tag is formed of a material which is severable at various locations along the indicia to sever it and the portion of the belt at that location, whereupon the remaining length of the belt is of a desired size as indicated by the indicium at the location at which the tag is severed. The tag also includes second surface, e.g., the front, which includes product identification indicia, e.g., promotional text, graphics, etc.
A measuring tag for releasable securement to a garment belt to facilitate the cutting of the belt to a desired size, the belt including a buckle having a throat into which a first end portion of the belt may be received to releasably secure the buckle to the belt, said tag comprising an elongated planar strip-like member having a pair of opposed surfaces and whose periphery includes a top edge portion, a bottom edge portion, a pair of longitudinally extending opposed side edge portions, said top edge portion including an ear projecting outward therefrom, said ear having an end wall forming a stop surface against which the first end portion of the belt abuts to hold the belt in position thereat, said ear being sufficiently thin to enable the throat of the buckle to receive said ear and the first end portion of the belt therein to releasably secure said tag to the belt, said first surface of said tag bearing measuring indicia extending along at least a portion of one of said longitudinal extending side edge portions, said tag being formed of a material which is severable by a scissors at various locations along said indicia to sever said tag and the belt thereat so that the remaining length of the belt is of a desired size as indicated by the indicium at the location at which said tag is severed.
In combination a garment belt and a measuring tag, said belt including a buckle having a throat into which a first end portion of said belt may be received to releasably secure said buckle to said belt, said tag being arranged for releasable securement to said belt to facilitate the cutting of said belt to a desired size, said tag comprising an elongated planar strip-like member having a pair of opposed surfaces and whose periphery includes a top edge portion, a bottom edge portion, a pair of longitudinally extending opposed side edge portions, said top edge portion including an ear projecting outward therefrom, said ear having an end wall forming a stop surface against which said first end portion of said belt abuts to hold said belt in position thereat, said ear being sufficiently thin to enable said throat of said buckle to receive said ear and said first end portion of said belt therein to releasably secure said tag to said belt, said first surface of said tag bearing measuring indicia extending along at least a portion of one of said longitudinal extending side edge portions, said tag being formed of a material which is severable by a scissors at various locations along said indicia to sever said tag and said belt thereat so that the remaining length of the belt is of a desired size as indicated by the indicium at the location at which said tag is severed.
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