Tie clip
AssigneeGalactical.com Limited
InventorMohamad Ali Wani
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Abstract
Traditional tie clips usually clipping a necktie from only one side, resulting in a biased look when the tie is clipped. This may affect the overall look of the wearer. Further, the tie may be slipped away relatively easily. A tie clip (10) of the present invention provides two tie fasteners (12,14) for fastening the tie from two opposite sides. The two tie fasteners (12,14) are connected by a connector (16) that may have a recess (24) for accommodating the narrower end of a necktie. The tie fasteners (12,14) are slidably attached to the connector (16) such that the separation between the two tie fasteners (12,14) may be adjusted for use with necktie with different widths, or in a case when the wearer wishes to clip the tie clip (10) at different positions of the lower end of the tie.
Claims17
A tie clip for fastening a tie having two opposite sides, including:
- at least one first tie fastener and at least one second tie fastener separated by a separation, for fastening the opposite sides of the tie;
- and
- a connector immediate of and connecting the first and second tie fasteners, positioned behind a tie in use and having a recess for accommodating a narrow end of the tie,
- wherein the connector is substantially Y-shaped and includes two first tie fasteners to engage a first side of the tie and one second tie fastener to engage a second side of the tie or the connector is substantially X-shaped and includes two tie fasteners to engage a first side of the tie and two second tie fasteners to engage a second side of the tie,
- wherein the tie fasteners are movably connected to the connector such that the fasteners can be moved from an open position to a closed position for fastening the tie, and the tie fasteners are positioned in front of the tie in the closed position during use.
A tie clip for fastening a tie having two opposite sides, including:
- at least one first tie fastener and at least one second tie fastener separated by a separation, for fastening the opposite sides of the tie;
- and
- a connector immediate of and connecting the first and second tie fasteners, position behind the tie in use and has a recess for accommodating a narrow end of the tie;
- wherein the connector is substantially Y-shaped and includes two first tie fasteners to engage a first side of the tie and one second tie fastener to engage a second side of the tie or the connector is substantially X-shaped and includes two tie fasteners to engage a first side of the tie and two second tie fasteners to engage a second side of the tie,
- wherein the tie fasteners are movably connected to the connector such that the tie fasteners can be moved from an open position to a closed position for fastening the tie, and the tie fasteners position in front of the tie in use in the closed position, and
- wherein the tie fasteners are slidably attached to the connector such that the separation between the tie fasteners is adjustable.
A tie clip for fastening a tie having two opposite sides, including:
- at least one first tie fastener and at least one second tie fastener separated by a separation, for fastening the opposite sides of the tie, wherein there are two first tie fasteners to engage a first side of a tie and one second tie fastener to engage a second of said tie, and the connector is substantially Y-shaped;
- and
- a connector immediate of and connecting the first and second tie fasteners, positioned behind the tie in use.
A tie clip for fastening a tie having two opposite sides, including:
- at least one first tie fastener and at least one second tie fastener separated by a separation, for fastening the opposite sides of the tie, wherein there are two first tie fasteners to engage a first side of a tie and two second tie fasteners to engage a second of said tie, and the connector is substantially X-shaped, and
- a connector immediate of and connecting the first and second tie fasteners, positioned behind the tie in use.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.