Glasses/cap system
OwnerIsrael Rosarioinventor
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Abstract
A glasses/cap system for separably coupling glasses to a cap and for securing the glasses to the hat in either a usage orientation or a storage orientation. The coupling components mainly consisting of complementary magnets and ferromagnetic materials located in reciprocal parts of the glasses and cap alone or in combination with push type or bungee type connectors.
Claims15
A glasses/cap system for separably coupling glasses to a cap in a safe, convenient and economical manner, the system comprising, in combination:
- the cap with a closed top and an open bottom, the open bottom having a lower edge, a forward facing section, two side sections and a rearward facing section, a forwardly extending brim extending from the lower edge of the forward facing section;
- glasses comprising a forwardly facing bridge and rearwardly projecting temples;
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- coupling components to separably couple and uncouple the glasses to the cap, the coupling components including a bridge receiving component attached to forward facing section of the cap above the forwardly extending brim for receiving the forwardly facing bridge of the glasses, the bridge receiving component consisting of a mushroom shaped extendable socket attached to the cap above the forwardly extending brim for receiving the forwardly facing bridge of the glasses.
A glasses/cap system for separably coupling glasses to a cap in a safe, convenient and economical manner, the system comprising, in combination:
- the cap with a closed top and an open bottom, the open bottom having a lower edge, a forward facing section, two side sections and a rearward facing section, a forwardly extending brim extending from the lower edge of the forward facing section;
- glasses comprising a forwardly facing bridge and rearwardly projecting temples;
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- coupling components to separably couple and uncouple the glasses to the cap, the coupling components including a bridge receiving component attached to forward facing section of the cap above the forwardly extending brim for receiving the forwardly facing bridge of the glasses, the bridge receiving component formed with a retaining elastic cord and an upper retaining closure, the elastic cord having a first end and a second end with a length there between, the first end attached to the forward facing section above the forwardly extending brim, the second end forming a connecting end, the connecting end removably couple able to the upper retaining closure for receiving and retaining the forwardly facing bridge of the glasses.
A glasses/cap system for separably coupling glasses to a cap in a safe, convenient and economical manner, the system comprising, in combination:
- a cap with a closed top and an open bottom, a forward facing section, two side sections and a rearward facing section, a forwardly extending brim extending from the lower edge of the forward facing section;
- glasses comprising a forwardly facing bridge and rearwardly projecting temples;
- coupling components to separably couple and uncouple the glasses to the cap, the coupling components comprised of magnets on the rearwardly projecting temples of the glasses and ferromagnetic components laterally spaced in the two side sections adjacent to and above the lower edge along the open bottom of the cap;
- a bridge retaining component, the bridge retaining component attached to the forward facing section above the forwardly extending brim of the cap and configured to retain the bridge of the glasses;
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- an opening in the rearward facing section of the cap, a first strips and a second strip, the first strip extending laterally from a first side of the opening, and the second strip extending laterally from a second side of the opening, the first strip comprising laterally spaced magnets and the second strip comprising ferromagnetic components, the first strip and the second strip overlapping at various distances aligning the magnets and ferromagnetic components to accommodate various head sizes.
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