Tool and Method for Securing a Pocket Square
OwnerTae H. Kiminventor
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Abstract
A pocket square tool comprises a pliable outer rod in a closed loop, having a substantially straight horizontal top edge and a curved U-shaped bottom edge, and a substantially straight pliable horizontal intermediate rod extending a horizontal distance between a left edge of the outer rod and a right edge of the outer rod and parallel to the top edge of the outer rod. The pocket square tool is adjustable in size. There are two intermediate rods parallel to each other. Other embodiments may have additional intermediate rods. The intermediate rods can be coupled to the outer rod or formed integral to it. Various methods of securing a pocket square use the tool.
Claims20
A tool comprising:
- an outer rod forming a closed loop, having:
- a top edge;
- and
- a bottom edge;
- and
- an intermediate rod extending between a left edge of the outer rod and a right edge of the outer rod.
A tool for securing a pocket square comprising:
- a pliable outer rod forming a closed loop, having:
- a substantially straight horizontal top edge;
- and
- a curved U-shaped bottom edge;
- and
- a substantially straight pliable horizontal intermediate rod extending a horizontal distance between a left edge of the outer rod and a right edge of the outer rod and substantially parallel to the top edge of the outer rod;
- wherein the pocket square is secured between at least the top edge and the intermediate rod.
A method of securing a pocket square comprising:
- providing a tool including:
- an outer rod forming a closed loop having:
- a top edge;
- and a bottom edge;
- and at least one intermediate rod extending between a left edge of the outer rod and a right edge of the outer rod;
- inserting a portion of the pocket square between a pair of rods selected from the outer rod and the at least one intermediate rod of the tool;
- and
- positioning the combination of the tool and the pocket square within a pocket of a garment.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.