Spectacle case
OwnerRazvan Sabieinventor
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Abstract
The invention relates to an attachable spectacle case for spectacles or sun glasses capable of protecting the glasses and their lenses against pressure and abrasion. The spectacle case is made of a body (1) from a material which may be a flexible or rigid material and having a rectangular front side (a) and a rectangular rear side (b) separated by means of a central rectangular surface (c) and having folding lines (d) and (e) and the front side (a) is provided with a trapezoidal prism (2) symmetrically disposed at the bottom which is intended to secure the nasal saddle of the glasses, the spectacle case having the components of the closing device arranged on the trapezoidal prism (2) and on the rear side (b) of the spectacle case, and the glasses' temples are folded outwards of the spectacle case.
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Spectacle case made of a body (1), which may be a flexible or rigid material and which has a front side (a) and a rear side (b) separated by means of a rectangular central surface (c), a closing device and glasses' arms folded outwards of the spectacle case, the front side (a) being optionally provided with a trapezoidal prism (2) symmetrically disposed at the bottom of the front side (a) and which is intended to fix the nasal saddle of the glasses sides (a) and (b) which are folded to one another by folding lines (d) and (e), characterized in that the spectacle case having the components of the closing device disposed on the trapezoidal prism (2) and on the rear side (b) of the spectacle case, and the rear side (b) is provided with two openings, slots or orifices (i) and (j) which allow the nose pads to protrude from the spectacle case.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.