Hair Retaining Device
OwnerRonald L. Smithinventor
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Abstract
A hair retaining device is provided. The hair retaining device includes a tubular base member which defines an interior volume. When the hair retaining device is worn the tubular base member surrounds a length of a wearer's hair. The tubular base member has a first terminal end and a second terminal end. A flexible opening on the first terminal end can be widened to allow a wearer to pass their hair therethrough. A strap is disposed outwardly from the second terminal end of the tubular member with a clip disposed on a distal end of the strap. The clip can be utilized to secure the hair retaining device to an article of the wearer's clothes. The hair retaining device can contain a wearer's hair while still allowing the wearer to move around in an unrestricted fashion.
Claims13
1) A hair retaining device, comprising:
- a tubular base member defining an interior volume;
- the tubular base member configured to surround a length of a wearer's hair;
- the tubular base member having a first terminal end and a second terminal end;
- the tubular base member further comprising a flexible opening on a first terminal end;
- the flexible opening configured to widen to allow hair to pass therethrough;
- a strap disposed outwardly from the second terminal end of the tubular base member;
- a clip disposed on a distal end of the strap.
7) A hair retaining device, comprising:
- a planar base member having a first side and a second side, wherein the first side and the second side are opposing lateral edges of the base member;
- a plurality of fasteners disposed on the first side of the planar base member;
- a plurality of complementary receivers disposed on the second side of the planar base member;
- wherein each of the plurality of complementary receivers is configured to receive one of the plurality of fasteners;
- a strap disposed outwardly from a lower longitudinal edge of the planar base member;
- a clip disposed on a distal end of the strap.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.