101 |
REMOVABLY ATTACHABLE GARMENT COMPONENTS AND GARMENT COMPRISING SAME |
US15284725 |
2016-10-04 |
US20170049157A1 |
2017-02-23 |
Teryn Driver |
A combination includes a shirt and a component configured for removable attachment to the shirt. The component is selected from the group consisting of a collar and a cuff. The combination includes the component, which has an edge and at least one first fastener affixed along the edge, and the shirt, which has at least one second fastener affixed thereto and defines at least one shirt opening. The at least one first fastener is configured to releasably engage the at least one second fastener to removably attach the component to the shirt. |
102 |
Attachable garment collar cover |
US14045746 |
2013-10-03 |
US09332788B2 |
2016-05-10 |
Kouros Jelveh |
Various embodiments of a novel attachable garment collar cover are disclosed. In one embodiment, the attachable garment collar cover has a first collar cover blade, a second collar cover blade, a first button hole edge, a second button hole edge, a rear elastic, and a collar insert opening that can form an arched groove. A collar portion of a shirt, a dress, a coat, a blouse, or another article of clothing can be inserted into the collar insert opening of the attachable garment collar cover, and be fastened by the rear elastic of the attachable garment collar cover. The attachable garment collar cover completely encapsulates the collar portion of the article of clothing to protect and/or hide the collar from stains and wear-and-tear. When attached to the collar portion of the article of clothing, the attachable garment collar cover can also provide a pleasant and unique fashion statement. |
103 |
HALTER TOP WITH ATTACHABLE ACCESSORIES |
US14287106 |
2014-05-26 |
US20150335076A1 |
2015-11-26 |
Emily Casarona |
Separate attachable collar segments as clothing accessory items for installation onto straps of a halter top blouse to form a collared garment, where the collar segments are installed so as to face oppositely from each of the halter top straps, and are quickly and easily removed or repositioned. Also, for additional utility to the detachable halter top collar segments, each can include a mounting section on under surfaces thereof, that each provide for an attachment to an end of a removable shawl and hood, such that, when the shawl and hood ends are mounted to the collar segments it will drape from the wearer's neck area and down their back, and, when the shawl and hood is pulled up over the wearer's head, becomes a hood. |
104 |
Notched collar with snaps |
US12675033 |
2008-08-25 |
US09015865B2 |
2015-04-28 |
Paul Siragusa |
A pair of notches or slits in a collar can prevent the formation of bulky crests or wrinkling when the collar is arranged in an outer open ‘continental style’ under a jacket, however there is also a propensity for such a collar to curl up at the notches. The invention herein discloses the use of a fastening means to prevent the slit borders, forming the edge surfaces of each back section of the collar, from curling up from the shirt surface. The fastener means are located on each side of the collar, such that one member is located on the inner surface of the back collar where the outside edge meets the base of the slit edge and the other member is located on the outer surface of the collar band. |
105 |
Method and apparatus for keeping a shirt collar aligned and secured, magnetically, against a shirt front, with a decorative collar link assembly |
US13919068 |
2013-06-17 |
US20140366242A1 |
2014-12-18 |
Kirk Andrew Pulsifer |
A method and apparatus for securing a shirt collar in a desired position and orientation, magnetically, against a shirt front, using a decorative collar link assembly. The decorative collar link apparatus is an assembly that includes a decorative cap assembled to a single base magnet thereby attachable to an outside surface of a shirt collar, aligned opposite a separate single magnet placed against the inside surface of a shirt, wherein the decorative collar link assembly on the outside of a shirt is magnetically attachable to the inside magnet through the shirt material, for securing the shirt collar in the selected position and orientation. There are no pins or other interlocking devices as the collar links are held in place strictly via opposing magnet forces of attraction. The decorative collar link cap surface can be any material, design pattern, insignia, logo, emblem, or finish that would be typically construed as visually appealing and thereby add to the fashionable sense of the aligned and magnetically secured shirt collar. |
106 |
Notched Collar with Snaps |
US12675033 |
2008-08-25 |
US20110099685A1 |
2011-05-05 |
Paul Siragusa |
A pair of notches or slits in a collar can prevent the formation of bulky crests or wrinkling when the collar is arranged in an outer open ‘continental style’ under a jacket, however there is also a propensity for such a collar to curl up at the notches. The invention herein discloses the use of a fastening means to prevent the slit borders, forming the edge surfaces of each back section of the collar, from curling up from the shirt surface. The fastener means are located on each side of the collar, such that one member is located on the inner surface of the back collar where the outside edge meets the base of the slit edge and the other member is located on the outer surface of the collar band. |
107 |
Detachable apparel collar |
US12018720 |
2008-01-23 |
US07770236B2 |
2010-08-10 |
Lori Gulisano |
A detachable collar is provided. The collar is useful in association with a garment including a permanent collar. The detachable collar includes a collar body which includes a front side, a back side, and an interfacing layer. The collar body may be substantially trapezoidal, and variable in length. The collar body also includes a left pocket and a right pocket, which engage the permanent collar. The pockets are located on the back side of the collar body. The detachable collar also includes at least one fastener coupled to the collar body. The fasteners may be located at the base and on the back side of the collar body. The fasteners may be configured to engage the permanent collar, or a collarless garment along the neckline. The fasteners may include a pin and a cap. The pin pierces the permanent collar, and the cap in turn engages the pin. |
108 |
Magnetically attached shirt collar |
US11282383 |
2005-11-21 |
US07086092B1 |
2006-08-08 |
Charlie L. Cruz |
A shirt collar to removably attach around a neck portion of a shirt comprises: i) an elongate inner portion having an upper portion and a lower shirt portion, said lower shirt portion having magnets spaced and attached therealong; and, ii) an elongate outer portion having an upper portion continuously attached therealong to the upper portion of the inner portion, and having a lower portion having magnets positioned therealong to align with the magnets positioned along the shirt side portion of the inner side portion. In use after the collar is centrally folded therealong, between the inner and outer side portions thereof, the neck portion of the shirt can be positioned between the lower portions of the inner and outer collar; and thereafter the spaced magnets can adhere with the aligned magnets, thereby holding the collar along and attached to the neck porion of the shirt. |
109 |
Shirt with snap fastened collar points |
US61207 |
1998-04-16 |
US5956769A |
1999-09-28 |
Richard Stepney |
A shirt with snap fastened collar points for holding down in place the collar points of a plain collared shirt. The inventive device includes a shirt body having a front with a collar being coupled to said shirt body. A snap fastener is located on each of the collar points of the collar. Each snap fastener detachably couples the inner surface its associated collar point to the front of the shirt body. |
110 |
Shirt collar hidden snaps |
US194904 |
1994-02-14 |
US5761744A |
1998-06-09 |
John Horvat; Mary Ann Horvat |
A pair of concealed, vertically spaced snaps underneath each side of a shirt collar to cooperate with snap fasteners concealed on the shirt, to make the collar looked pressed and attractive at all times. |
111 |
Multi-ply garment component and method of fabrication |
US613689 |
1984-05-24 |
US4571745A |
1986-02-25 |
Michael P. Albert |
A multi-ply garment component formed of two creased outer plies of fabric having a thermoplastic resin deposited on the inner surfaces and an improved method of fabricating the component are provided. The edges of the fabric with resin are folded in over an interlining piece having a dimension corresponding substantially to the final component and subjected to heat and pressure to fuse the fabric to the shape of the component. A complimentary creased fabric/interlining intermediate or creased fabric is placed in back-to-back alignment and edge stitched along the folded edges to form the component. |
112 |
Detachable collar construction |
US44020654 |
1954-06-29 |
US2885682A |
1959-05-12 |
LORENZ KOENIG JOSEPH |
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113 |
Shirt embodying a detachable collar construction |
US17994650 |
1950-08-17 |
US2569693A |
1951-10-02 |
EUGENE SACCHITELLA |
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114 |
Garment and collar construction |
US1199748 |
1948-02-28 |
US2520539A |
1950-08-29 |
ELAINE GOLDSON |
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115 |
Shirt collar |
US30518139 |
1939-11-18 |
US2284297A |
1942-05-26 |
NAPIERALA PAUL W |
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116 |
Shirt |
US21511638 |
1938-06-22 |
US2188056A |
1940-01-23 |
FRIEDA MULLER |
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117 |
Fastening device |
US15942437 |
1937-08-16 |
US2178302A |
1939-10-31 |
FRITZ HAASE |
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118 |
Collar and combination of shirt and detachable collar |
US23962338 |
1938-11-09 |
US2164751A |
1939-07-04 |
NEWMAN MAX M |
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119 |
Device for articles of clothing or washable undergarments |
US17763037 |
1937-12-01 |
US2151652A |
1939-03-21 |
JOSEF DONNER |
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120 |
Clerical vestment |
US6652636 |
1936-03-02 |
US2102198A |
1937-12-14 |
LAWRENCE DICKMAN; GEORGE DICKMAN |
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