Eyeglasses holder
OwnerRudolph E. Reevesinventor
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Abstract
An apparatus for holding eyeglasses, with one or more temples, including a substantially planar member with means for removable attachment to a protruding clothing portion and means for removable reception of a temple to secure the eyeglasses when not in use. Preferred embodiments of the apparatus include a slit-like aperture for clothing attachment and a dimensionally self-adjusting member for grasping an eyeglass temple. The one-piece design promotes durability and allows unworn eyeglasses to be held inconspicuously and close the wearer's person. The holder may be easily removed and/or concealed when not in use.
Claims3
A clothing-supported eyeglass suspension involving accessible securement of eyeglasses by eyeglass temple member insertion, comprising in combination:
- clothing having an exposed button;
- a substantially planar holder, all of which is in a single plane, such planar holder including a button aperture therethrough for removable engagement with the button at a first position on the holder and a self-adjusting aperture through the holder at a second position, said self-adjusting aperture including a plurality of slits, each said slit having a length dimension and intersecting the others at a point substantially halfway along said slit dimension;
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- a pair of eyeglasses having one temple member fully inserted only through the self-adjusting aperture.
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