Device to keep items such as reading glasses from falling out of a shirt pocket

a technology for reading glasses and shirt pockets, which is applied in the direction of travelling carriers, hats, travelling articles, etc., can solve the problems of glasses falling, difficult to fasten, and elderly people with limited dexterity

Inactive Publication Date: 2005-12-01
HERMANN DANIEL R
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Although the pocket is easily accessible and convenient, it has one major drawback.
When the wearer bends over for any reason, (such as tying a shoe or picking something up), the glasses fall, either to the floor, the toilet or some other inconvenient place.
Although these devi...

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[0019] This invention is comprised of two basic parts; the previously mentioned backing and anti-slip surface. The backing can be made from a variety of materials including but not limited to metal, paper, cardboard, wood etc. Its shape is not critical either. It must simply fit in the pocket with enough surface area to contact the glasses (or other object), and be thin enough to not interfere with the use of the pocket. The anti-slip backing can also be made from a variety of materials such as, but not limited to rubber or plastic. It can be on one or both sides of the backing. It can be smooth or have a variety of textures. This invention can also be manufactured from a anti-slip material that is stiff enough that it does not require a separate backing, but instead the backing would be integral part of the anti-slip material.

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This present invention provides for a device that conveniently slips into a pocket and keeps items such as glasses from slipping out when the wearer bends over. Unlike the previous inventions, it requires very little dexterity to use, does not interfere with clothing, and does not have to be visible to others. Compared to other inventions attempting to achieve similar results, this one can be manufactured at a very low cost and varying shapes and styles.

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[0001] This application claims the benefit of US Provisional Application # 60 / 506,675 filed on Sep. 26, 2003.REFERENCES CITED [0002]5551126September 1996Wallo 24 / 3.35699140December, 1997Fuhrman351 / 1554496224January, 1985Allen351 / 1554316654February, 1982Davlin285 / 141.16691374February, 2004Coyne 24 / 3.16539587April, 2003Harrison 24 / 3.36688507February, 2004McCormack224 / 6046029319February, 2000Challender 24 / 3.12BACKGROUND [0003] Many people wear glasses. These glasses can have many purposes including reading, driving, and protection from the sun. A convenient place to put these glasses when they are not in use is in a shirt pocket. [0004] Although the pocket is easily accessible and convenient, it has one major drawback. When the wearer bends over for any reason, (such as tying a shoe or picking something up), the glasses fall, either to the floor, the toilet or some other inconvenient place. [0005] Several devices have been developed to resolve the problem. Among them are; clips that co...

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IPC IPC(8): A45C11/04A45F5/02
CPCA45C11/04Y10T24/1376A45F2200/0541
Inventor HERMANN, DANIEL R.
Owner HERMANN DANIEL R
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