US 2024/0389693 A1Published application

Belt with u-shaped clips

OwnerAllen Roosevelt Revels, JR.inventor

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Abstract

A belt with U-shaped clips keeps a wearer's shirt tail tucked into their bottom garment. The belt with U-shaped clips utilizes a series of U-shaped clips attached to a belt. The U-shaped clips have a bump on one leg of the U-shaped clip that functions in a pincer manner against a second leg of the shirt tail clip to help hold the shirt tail within U-shaped clip. The U-shaped clips are spaced around the belt and are attached to the user's shirt tail and then inverted and rolled up within the shirt. After one or more series of rolls, the wearer then tucks the rolled up tail in the bottom garment and buckles and zips up the bottom garment securing the belt with U-shaped clips and the inverted and rolled shirt tail below the waistline of the bottom garment, keeping the shirt tail from becoming untucked.

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Dependent claims

A method for keeping a shirt tail tucked in, the method comprising the steps of:

(a) positioning a belt around a waist of a wearer and over a shirt tail;
(b) receiving a belt tail located on a first end of the belt into a tension lock buckle located on a second end of the belt to tighten the belt loosely;
(c) inserting the shirt tail into at least one U-shaped clip that is attached to the belt;
(d) tightening the belt via the tension lock buckle to a desired tightness around the waist of the wearer;
(e) inverting and rolling the belt inward at least once around the waist to fold the shirt tail onto itself all the way around the waist of the wearer;
(f) pulling a bottom garment up and over the belt with the shirt tail folded onto itself;
(g) tucking the belt with the shirt tail folded onto itself into the bottom garment;
and
(h) securing the bottom garment around the waist of the wearer with a securing mechanism of the bottom garment keeping the belt with the shirt tail folded onto itself below the waist of the bottom garment and out of sight.

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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.