Fastening for a garment
AssigneeNippon Notion Kogyo Co., Ltd.
InventorYoshihiro Kanzaka
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Abstract
A fastening for use on a garment comprises a base, and at least two flat spikes initially projecting from the base for being pierced through the garment into apertures of a hasp, and then for being deflected into a clenched condition against the hasp, there being at least two cold-pressed grooves each opening into an outer surface of the fastening and extending longitudinally thereof across a shoulder or joint between the base and a respective one of the spikes. The fastening accordingly has a greater hardness in a region around the grooves than at other regions thereof so that the fastening is resistant to bending or other deformation around the grooves when the spikes are pierced and clenched.
Claims7
A hook and eye for use on a garment, said hook being receivable in said eye when assembled onto the garment, comprising:
- (a) a pair of hasps having at least two apertures;
- (b) a hook base and an eye base, each said base having at least two spikes initially projecting from said base for being pierced through the garment into the apertures of one of said hasps, and for being deflected into a clenched condition against one of said hasps;
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- (c) means disposed around a joint between each said base and said spikes for opposing deformation of either of said hook and eye around said joint when said spikes are pierced and clenched, each of said means comprising a cold-pressed groove opening outwardly and extending longitudinally across said joint, said hook and eye each thereby having a greater hardness in a region around said grooves than at other regions thereof.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.