Tie box
AssigneePeacock Apparel Group, Inc.
InventorCin Kim
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Abstract
A tie box suitable for receiving one or more ties includes a base structure having a floor and upstanding peripheral walls that extend outwardly therefrom to define an interior compartment and a cover that is constructed to mate with the base structure. The tie box includes at least one elastic tie retaining member that is disposed within the interior compartment for receiving and holding the tie between the elastic tie retaining member and the floor. A ribbon member is disposed within the interior compartment for tying around the tie.
Claims18
A tie box suitable for receiving one or more ties comprising:
- a base structure having a floor and upstanding peripheral walls that extend outwardly therefrom to define an interior compartment;
- a cover that is constructed to mate with the base structure;
- at least one elastic tie retaining member that is disposed within the interior compartment for receiving and holding the tie between the elastic tie retaining member and the floor;
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- a ribbon member that is disposed within the interior compartment for tying around the tie.
A tie and box retail display comprising:
- a tie that is folded;
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- a box that includes:
- a base structure having a floor and upstanding peripheral walls that extend outwardly therefrom to define an interior compartment;
- a cover that is constructed to mate with the base structure;
- a plurality of endless elastic tie retaining members that are disposed within the interior compartment for receiving and holding the folded tie between the elastic tic retaining members and the floor;
- a ribbon member that is disposed within the interior compartment for tying around the folded tie;
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- a protective floor cover member that is disposed within the interior compartment and lies over the floor, wherein at least a portion of the elastic tie members and the ribbon are disposed below the floor cover member facing the floor and another portion lies across a top surface of the floor cover member, the folded tie being disposed over the protective floor cover member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.