Necktie retainer
OwnerMarion A. Murrayinventor
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Abstract
A retainer, and method for preparing a retainer, for a necktie to receive the ends of the necktie looped over, or to be looped over, the neck of a user or, comprising a piece of flexible fabric having a center section and end sections, the material being fitted at reverse opposite end sections with connecting members and shaped to form a frustum-shaped retainer when one end section is folded over the other end section and the connecting members are secured to each other whereby the retainer can then slide over the received necktie ends to move the retainer upwardly to the neck of the user.
Claims12
A retainer for a necktie to receive the ends of the necktie looped over, or to be looped over, the neck of a user or, comprising:
- a piece of flexible fabric having a center section and end sections, the material being fitted at reverse opposite end sections with connecting members and shaped to form a frustum-shaped retainer when one end section is folded over the other end section and the connecting members are secured to each other whereby the retainer can then slide over the received necktie ends to move the retainer upwardly to the neck of the user.
A retainer for a necktie to receive the ends of the necktie looped over, or to be looped over, the neck of a user or, comprising:
- a piece of flexible fabric having the shape of an irregular polygon containing no rigid material exclusive of connecting members or decorative items, and having a center section and end sections extending from the center sections as irregularly shaped wing ends, the material being fitted at reverse opposite end sections with connecting members formed of opposing loop and hook materials and shaped to form a frustum-shaped retainer when one end section is folded over the other end section and the connecting members are secured to each other whereby the retainer can then slide over the received necktie ends to move the retainer upwardly to the neck of the user.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.