Sol Pocket

Abstract

The Sol Pocket is a sleeve-like pocket which is open on both ends and placed on an article of clothing. It is either a separate piece of fabric that is sewn on two parallel sides along the length of the edge, or is an extension of fabric that is folded back on itself and the open end sewn to create the pocket. The Sol Pocket then allows a pair of glasses to be held in place. Once the glasses are placed in the pocket, they also provide more structural integrity to the article of clothing so that the article of clothing does not get stretched or wrinkled. The pocket also allows a pair of glasses to be fashionably displayed by being held in place on an article of clothing.

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CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS[0001]“Not Applicable”STATEMENT REGARDING FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH OR DEVELOPMENT[0002]“Not Applicable”REFERENCE TO SEQUENCE LISTING, A TABLE, OR A COMPUTER PROGRAM LISTING COMPACT DISC APPENDIX[0003]“Not Applicable”BACKGROUND OF INVENTION[0004]The Sol Pocket pertains to the field of fashion and clothes design. It would fall under the classification definition of A41D. The way to wear a pair of glasses when not on your face is to hang it on the collar of a shirt; however, this causes the collar of the shirt to become stretched and looks strained. By putting glasses on the collar of a shirt, it makes the shirt look sloppy and messy. Another way to hold onto glasses when not on your face would be to use a chain, retainer or eyeglass holder. The downside of this method is that the chain can pose a choking hazard and can be a nuisance wearing around the neck. The chain looks clunky and is uncomfortable.BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION[0005]The So...

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Benefits of technology

[0005]The Sol Pocket is a clandestine pocket that is integrated into the design of a shirt. It is a simple design of a sleeve-like pocket that is placed on the inside of a shirt which can be located in several different places (e.g., behind the buttons on a polo or an Oxford-style type shirt, or along the inside of the seam on the neck hole, along sleeve seams, bottom hem of shirt, etc.). The pocket allows for a pair of glasses to be inserted and the earpiece (i.e., temple of the glasses) is held in place by the pocket, as well as, provide structural integrity to the shirt allowing for a more sophisticated style. This design prevents the shirt from getting stretched out and looking strained.

Problems solved by technology

The way to wear a pair of glasses when not on your face is to hang it on the collar of a shirt; however, this causes the collar of the shirt to become stretched and looks strained.

By putting glasses on the collar of a shirt, it makes the shirt look sloppy and messy.

The downside of this method is that the chain can pose a choking hazard and can be a nuisance wearing around the neck.

The chain looks clunky and is uncomfortable.

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