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US 8,291,515 B2Granted
Shirt stay fasten point designed shirt and method of securing same
OwnerScott Griffith Carterinventor
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A garment such as a shirt, blouse, jersey, vest or jacket, having a plurality of fastening points for attachment of a shirt stay, shirt holder or other retaining harness therethrough. The fastening points ensure that the garment remains tucked in to promote a uniform, neat appearance. Also disclosed is a method of retaining a garment in proper orientation on a wearer by providing a plurality of fastening points in the garment, at least some of which are preferably in pairs, such that each fastening point within a pair can be aligned with the other of the pair, and the pair can cooperatively receive a fastening mechanism therethrough to anchor the garment in place. The fastening points are positioned so that when one or more shirt stays, holders, harnesses or the like are properly engaged in the fastening points, a desired appearance of the garment being worn is created and maintained.
A garment assembly, comprising a material adapted to be worn on the upper torso of a person, said material including a lower portion adapted to be tucked into a second garment worn on the lower torso of said person;
A method of securing a garment in a tucked in position on a person, comprising providing a plurality of fastening points in said garment, at least some of which are arranged in opposed spaced pairs, each opposed spaced pair having a first and second fastening point, aligning said first and second fastening point of an opposed spaced pair to create an aligned pair of fastening points, providing a plurality of shirt stays, each comprising an elongated member and a fastening mechanism comprising a male portion extending from a substrate and a spaced female portion movable with respect thereto;
A garment and shirt stay assembly, said garment comprising a material adapted to be worn on the upper torso of a person, said material including a lower portion adapted to be tucked into a second garment worn on the lower torso of said person;
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