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序号	专利名	申请号	申请日	公开（公告）号	公开（公告）日	发明人
21	Necktie	US478775	1995-06-07	US5555563A	1996-09-17	Richard E. Ear
A prefabricated necktie including a frame having a generally wedge-shaped front profile and including flanges extending rearwardly and tapering downwardly. The operating stem of a camming element is rigidly mounted on the frame and entraps the camming element. The camming element receives and engages the interengagable ends of a neck band, defining a loop. The loop embraces the wearer's neck and may be tightened thereabout by pulling down on the interengaged neck band ends relative to the camming element. The novel flanges promote a knot having a fuller shape, decrease material wear and deter the user from pulling the neck band sideways, jamming or damaging the interengaging structures of the neck band. A front member is mounted to and loops around the frame to resemble a tie knot.
22	Interchangeable pre-tied necktie	US610746	1990-11-08	US5048127A	1991-09-17	Philip S. Yang
A necktie comprising a knot support, an outer tie secured to the knot support and being positionable about the knot support to provide a knot, an inner tie releasably secured to the knot support comprising an upper loop to be worn about the neck of a wearer, an adjusting means positioned on the inner tie, and a tie end adjacent to the upper loop, the adjusting means including a grasping means having an aperture therein; and a securing means for releasably securing the inner tie to the knot support including a stud positioned on the rear surface of the knot support and a protruding securing means also positioned on the rear surface of the knot support, wherein the grasping means is located within the protruding securing means and the stud is positioned within the aperture of the grasping means when the inner tie is secured to the knot support.
23	Seaman style preset necktie	US224608	1988-07-27	US4856114A	1989-08-15	Jiann-Jong Chen; Ching-Hwa Chen
The present invention provides a seaman style preset necktie characterized mainly in that the portions of the necktie below the tie knot are bifurated into two branches, there are no inner and outer ties as those with conventional neckties, and that the tie knot is suspended before the wearer's chest instead of being tied adjacent to the neck opening. In the present invention, both ends of the necktie are provided with zippers on the same side and the tie knot is provided with a pair of zipper sliders which are disposed invertedly relative to each other, the upper slider causing the portions of the necktie body to be gathered while the lower one causing them to be separated again, such that the position of the tie knot can be adjusted by sliding the sliders. After proper adjustment, by means of the fastening means on the ends of the outer cover of the tie knot, it is only necessary to fold and press said outer cover of the tie knot to be securely set.
24		US49605783	1983-05-19	US4513453B1	1987-12-08

25	Pre-tied necktie	US496057	1983-05-19	US4513453A	1985-04-30	Jiann; J. Chen; Ching H. Chen
Disclosed is a novel pre-tied necktie having an inner tie with one end formed as a flexible opening and zip fastener disposed therein, an outer tie containing a wide end of a conventional necktie, and a knot support with a hole near the lower end of the front wall. The upper end of the outer tie and the slider plate of the zip fastener are fixed in the hole of the knot support. When the knot is preset upon the support, the necktie can be donned with one hand. If necessary a M-shaped clamping device can be mounted on the support and thereby enhance its stability.
26	Neck band	US3778847D	1972-12-19	US3778847A	1973-12-18	LUNDIN E
This is a length of ribbon textile, for example about 3 cms. wide which includes a mid-length neckband portion passing around the neck and having its end portions joined along their adjacent side margins to form a body section extending from the throat downwardly along the shirt front. The fabric is folded over on itself with the fold lines making angles of about 45* at the junction of the neckband with the body section, to dispose the loop in a horizontal plane. A slide fastener secured to the underside of the side margins permits opening or closing the upper end of the body section for putting on or taking off the article. The width of the neckband is preferably abruptly reduced adjacent the flat folds to about 2 cms. Woven, knitted or braided fabric ribbon may be used, although woven material having relatively taut weft threads and loose warp threads is preferred to minimize transverse stretch.
27	Necktie	US21131262	1962-07-20	US3127618A	1964-04-07	WHITELAW ROACH ISAAC

28	Necktie	US32346340	1940-03-11	US2247184A	1941-06-24	BURFENING RUSSELL P

29	Endless Neck Tie and Mobius Bow Tie	US16318706	2016-07-18	US20190183196A1	2019-06-20	REBECCA CAROL CHAKY
An endless neck tie. In one embodiment an endless loop of fabric of varying width includes a relatively narrow segment providing a neckband, and a first blade and a second blade of variable width extending in opposite directions along the loop and away from the neckband. At least a first transition region, between the blades or between the neck band and the blades, is of such narrow width relative to the blade width that the transition region accepts at least a first knot which defines a constricted region of the endless neck tie between the neck band and the blades.
30	TIE SUPPORTING, ANCHORING AND/OR SECURING APPARATUSES OR DEVICES AND METHODS OF USING SAME	US14272540	2014-05-08	US20150320129A1	2015-11-12	John P. Carney
Tie supporting, anchoring and/or securing apparatuses or devices, and methods of using same, are provided. The apparatuses or devices include a buttress element operating to hold and/or support at least a portion of a tie, thereby preventing the loosening, shifting, etc. of that portion of the tie. The apparatuses or devices may further include at least one of a body or flex frame and a cinch mechanism, which extend(s) from the buttress element, and that operate(s) to lock and unlock a portion of a tie therein, thereby preventing the shifting, changing, moving, etc. of the tie. The flex frame may be opened by pinching or applying a force thereto and closed by releasing or removing the force applied thereto. The cinch mechanism may be opened by aligning holes thereof and closed or locked by misaligning holes thereof. The cinch mechanism may be integrated with a portion of the buttress element.
31	Zippered necktie, and necktie knot support	US10101397	2002-03-20	US20030177564A1	2003-09-25	Hom Kear
A knot support for a necktie, includes a wedge shaped front having a wide upper portion and a narrow lower portion. A top edge of the wedge shaped front forms a V-shape and each side of the V-shape defines a substantially continuous curve as seen in frontal view. A necktie, such as a zippered necktie, is attached to the knot support. The necktie may be attached to a wearer's neck by a loop portion that forms a loop and has ends engageable by the knot support. The knot support is slidable relative to the loop portion to adjust a size of the loop.
32	Pre-tied necktie knot support	US128292	1993-09-29	US5416926A	1995-05-23	Sherry S. Koy
A necktie knot supporting means having a triangular shaped front face with a V-shaped upper portion to form a tighter knot and hide the back portion of the knot and a pair of upwardly inclined upstanding walls. A necktie loop having a zipper to tighten the loop and a necktie front panel fixed to the triangular shaped front face for tying a knot about the knot supporting means. An inclined braking area and a pinching area to give the tie a more natural look are also included.
33	Preknotted adjustable necktie	US238731	1988-08-31	US4897887A	1990-02-06	Jiann-Jong Chen; Ching-Hwa Chen
A preknotted adjustable necktie comprises a knot former having, an inner body (62) and an outer body (61), an inner tie member with a zipper (3), an outer tie member (5), and a rivet (63). The knot former serves forming and control functions, and the inner tie member is sandwiched between the inner and outer bodies thereof, with a pulling button of the zipper slider on the inner tie member secured to the inner and outer bodies of the knot former and to the outer tie member by a rivet. The outer tie member is tied into a fixed knot over the knot former. By means of the presence of a pair of leaf springs (622) on the inner body, the position of the tie knot and the zipper slider can be adjusted freely and retained in the position set.
34	Holder for pre-knotted neckties	US36600	1987-04-10	US4771481A	1988-09-20	Arthur Gasser
Pre-tied neckties include a slide fastener and two slide tapes which are joined by the slide fastener. The tapes of the slide fastener extend through a pair of tubes which meet at a fastening rivet. A spacer is placed there for keeping the guide tubes and the tapes properly spaced. The spacer is located in the vicinity of the knot where the front and rear parts of the tie are connected. A strap may be attached to the slideable element to the slide and the strap is movable to different orientations with respect to the slideable element. The rear part of the tie may have an opening or slit which receives the slide fastener and the bottom portion of the guide tubes.
35	Zipper necktie	US801694	1985-11-25	US4710982A	1987-12-08	Martin Lande
A necktie has a slide fastener including a slide means, a knot portion having an opening therethrough, and a front tie portion depending from said knot portion. A rear tie portion has a lower end extending through said opening and has an upper neck embracing loop, said neck embracing loop having interlockable means. The slide means is operatively connected to said interlockable means for interlocking and unlocking said interlockable means upon relative movement between said interlockable means and said slide means for varying the size of said neck embracing loop. The interlocking means comprises a loop defined by a single slide fastener stringer having a continuous string of interlocked elements of identical construction.
36	Holder for pre-knotted neckties	US724003	1985-04-17	US4615048A	1986-10-07	Arthur Gasser
A holder for pre-tied neckties. The necktie includes a slide fastener and two slide-fastener tapes to be joined by the slide fastener. Where the knot is to be formed, a knot supporting and shaping member is provided. A pair of plastic tubes extends up from the supporting and shaping member and another pair of tubes extends downwardly therefrom. A respective one of the upper and lower tubes together define a pathway for one of the slide-fastener tapes from above to below the supporting and shaping member. The plastic tubes extend towards the shaping member in approximately a V shape to define a X shape thereat. At least the upper plastic tubes may be covered with necktie material.
37	Necktie	US570944	1975-04-23	US3942192A	1976-03-09	Deane F. Harris
A necktie comprising a rigid, knot supporting means; a first tie portion having a neck embracing loop including lower, inner edges provided with interlockable means; means secured to the knot supporting means and operatively connected to the interlockable means for interlocking and unlocking the interlockable means upon relative movement between the interlockable means and the interlocking and unlocking means to vary the size of the loop; and a second tie portion having an upper end thereof secured to and wrapped around the knot supporting member to form a knot portion, and the remainder thereof depending from the knot supporting member to form a front, depending panel.
38	Necktie	US43637774	1974-01-24	US3898698A	1975-08-12	BYRD DAVID J; HARRIS DEANE F
A preformed necktie including a knot portion having an opening therethrough, rigid means secured to the knot portion and disposed within the opening therethrough, a front, depending tie portion secured to the knot portion, a rear, depending tie portion having a neck embracing loop, partially extending through the opening in the knot portion, the lower inner edges of the neck embracing loop of the rear, depending tie portion having interlockable means, and means secured to the rigid means, within the opening in the knot portion and operatively connected to the interlockable means of the rear, depending portion for interlocking and unlocking the interlockable means upon relative movement between the interlockable means and the interlocking and locking means for varying the size of the loop of the rear, depending tie portion.
39	Necktie	US18432038	1938-01-10	US2152417A	1939-03-28	JAMES NATALIE

40	Necktie	JP2001356656	2001-11-21	JP2003155613A	2003-05-30	BUTANI MITSUO
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain a necktie in which a knot can readily be formed and fixed without tying the necktie and yet two sides of the face side and the back side are reversibly used. SOLUTION: This reversible necktie comprises a necktie main body which is composed of a necktie part having a front apron part at the lower part and two belt-like parts which are two-forked right and left from the top of the necktie part and have a pair of latching tools at each end, respectively and buckles at the intermediate parts and a knot forming body which is fixed to the necktie part, is tubular and has a pair or two pairs of fitting tools or bonding tools symmetrically attached to the tubular central axis. The necktie main body and the knot forming body are made of double fabrics of the face side and the back side.

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