Eyeglass holder

A holder for a pair of eyeglasses with temple bars comprising a body formed of resilient material, shaped and folded to form two adjoining transverse substantially U-shaped flat hinged-type clips, said resilient material having three leg sections, with said first hinged-type clip being formed of two of said three leg sections folded longitudinally to form a substantially U-shape flat hinged-type clip having a bight at one end and a mouth at the opposite end, and a second hinged-type clip being formed of a third leg section folded laterally across the reverse face of one of two leg sections and having a bight at one end and a mouth at the opposite end, one of said clips comprising a relatively parallel planar outer leg extending from a central relatively parallel planar common central leg in a U-shaped direction abreast and concentric to one face of said common leg with said outer leg as measured longitudinally being shorter in length to said common leg and transversely arcuate at the mouth to facilitate inserting and securely and removably attaching of a garment or similar object;

• with said other clip being arranged transversely to said first clip comprising a relatively parallel planar outer leg extending in a transverse and opposite U-shape direction from the adjacent side of said common leg abreast and concentric to the reverse face of common leg and being arranged longitudinally arcuate near the mouth end to facilitate inserting and securely and removably attaching an eyeglass temple bar thereto.