Apparatus and method for holding garments
OwnerBrian Schoening, Stephen Dorgan +2inventors
InventorsBrian Schoening, Stephen Dorgan, Michael Capesius, Szymon Latawiec
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OwnerBrian Schoening, Stephen Dorgan +2inventors
InventorsBrian Schoening, Stephen Dorgan, Michael Capesius, Szymon Latawiec
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An improved apparatus and method for holding garments, such as neckties, is disclosed. The device comprises a magnet, preferably made of a rare Earth material and magnetized to about Grade N35 or better, and a faceplate. In one embodiment, the magnet is positioned under at least a portion of the wearer's shirt while the faceplate is positioned on a portion of the wearer's necktie. The shirt and/or necktie may additionally include pockets for housing the magnet and/or faceplate. The faceplate may be decorative, and interchangeable, for prominent display in front of the necktie. Alternatively, the device may be configured to be completely hidden from view. Several means for retaining the magnet to the shirt upon separation of the garments are presented.
A magnetic device for securing a necktie to an article of clothing, comprising:
A method for using a magnet in combination with a faceplate for securing a necktie to an article of clothing, the necktie comprising an ornamental end and a nonornamental end positioned behind a transverse piece of fabric secured to the rear side of the ornamental end, the method comprising the steps of:
A method for using a magnet in combination with a faceplate for securing a necktie to an article of clothing, the necktie comprising an ornamental end and a nonornamental end positioned behind a transverse piece of fabric secured to the rear side of the ornamental end, the method comprising the steps of:
A method for using a magnet in combination with a faceplate for securing a necktie to an article of clothing, the necktie comprising an ornamental end and a nonornamental end positioned behind a transverse piece of fabric secured to the rear side of the ornamental end, the method comprising the steps of:
A method for using a magnet in combination with a faceplate for securing a necktie to an article of clothing, the necktie comprising an ornamental end and a nonornamental end positioned behind a transverse piece of fabric secured to the rear side of the ornamental end, the method comprising the steps of:
A method for using a magnet in combination with a faceplate for securing a necktie to an article of clothing, the necktie comprising an ornamental end and a nonornamental end positioned behind a transverse piece of fabric secured to the rear side of the ornamental end, the method comprising the steps of:
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