Fastener for garment drawstrings, laces, and the like
OwnerCharles DeLucainventor
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A fastener connects two strings together, such as the drawstring of sweatpants or the two shoe lace strings ends of respective shoe lace strings in a pair of sneakers. The body of the fastener is made out of a material, such as highly dense polyurethane foam, that is strong, yet flexible, or of a rigid plastic, that is strong, yet flexible. The two strings to be fastened pass through one or more gripping and/or locking holes in the fastener body. When the shoelace is passed through the gripping and/or locking holes, the dense polyurethane foam grips the lace tightly. The free ends are pulled through one or more peripheral slits extending towards, but not all the way to, the gripping and/or locking holes and then bent against the upper outer surface of the disk and locked in place in the respective one or more peripheral locking slits.
A fastener for and in combination with drawstrings, laces and the like, each having two free ends, comprising:
A garment drawstring fastening system comprising:
A fastener for and in combination with a drawstring having two free ends, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.