Necktie construction
OwnerMichael I. Garberinventor
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Abstract
Necktie structure made of a plurality of articulated wood panels. One of the panels is shaped to simulate a four-in-hand knot portion of the necktie and a second panel is shaped to simulate the body portion of the tie. A third triangular panel is disposed in edge-to-edge relation with the lower end of the second panel. The panels are hinged together at their adjacent edges to form an articulated, coplanar structure. A flexible neckband for encircling the neck of the wearer is affixed to the undersurface of the knot-forming panel.
Claims6
Necktie construction comprising a plurality of relatively rigid pre-shaped panels hingedly interconnected in end-to-end, coplanar relation, one of said panels being generally in the shape of a four-in-hand knot and at least one other panel being hingedly connected in contiguous relation to the lower end of the one panel and a flexible neckband attached to said one panel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.