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US 6,701,532 B1Granted
Elastic fashion accessory band
AssigneeTop Trenz, Inc.
InventorsCorey S. Glassberg, Jamie T. Glassberg
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Abstract
An improved fashion accessory band formed of elastic material is provided, wherein opposing ends of an elongated band of elastic material are coupled together to form an annular-shaped accessory. The outer face is decorated and can include a label and one or more circumferential stripe-like decorations printed or constructed thereon, so that there is no need to cover the surface of the band with a layer of additional fabric or other covering material.
Claims6
An elastic fashion accessory band comprising:
- (a) an elongated elastic body formed of a length of elastic material having inner and outer faces;
- (b) said band having first and second opposing ends permanently coupled together to form an annular accessory band;
- (c) said band comprising a single layer of said elastic material and having a decorative pattern on its outer face;
- (d) except as set forth in subparagraph (c) hereof, said elastic body being substantially free of covering materials on its inner and outer surfaces;
- (e) said band being made of a knitted elastic material;
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- (f) said band having a label secured to its outer face, wherein said label covers an exposed end of the annular band.
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An elastic fashion accessory band comprising:
- (a) an elongated elastic body formed of a length of elastic material having inner and outer faces;
- (b) said band having first and second opposing ends permanently coupled together to form an annular accessory band;
- (c) said band comprising a single layer of said elastic material and having a decorative pattern on its outer face;
- (d) except as set forth in subparagraph (c) hereof, said elastic body being substantially free of covering materials on its inner and outer surfaces;
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- (e) said band having a label secured to its outer face, wherein said label covers an exposed end of the annular band.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.