Tie securing clip

Abstract

A tie securing clip includes a tie and a fixing device. The tie has a tie knot, a neck loop, a large-diameter section, and a small-diameter section. A limiting strip is disposed on a back surface of the large-diameter section. The upper and lower edges of the limiting strip are coupled to the large-diameter section to define a closed end at each of the upper and lower edges. A middle portion of the limiting strip defines a receiving channel extending through to two sides thereof. The fixing device has a frame body and an elastic clamping plate connected to each other. The frame body is provided with a notch and has an interior, and the interior defines a vertical hole.

Description

FIELD

[0001] The present disclosure relates to tie securing clips, and more particularly to a tie securing clip that allows a tie to be worn more smoothly.BACKGROUND

[0002] In general, a tie is typically worn with a tie clip. On one hand, the tie can be secured to a shirt through the tie clip, and on the other hand, the tie clip can simultaneously serve as a decoration. However, because the tie clip clamps and secures the tie and the shirt together during use, the simultaneous fixation of these three components causes the tie to push upward and drive the shirt upward when a user sits down. Therefore, in addition to being less aesthetically pleasing during use, the wearing comfort is significantly reduced; thus, there is indeed a need for further improvement and breakthrough.

[0003] Accordingly, how to research and improve upon the disadvantages existing in the aforementioned conventional structures is indeed a goal that relevant industries need to strive for. In view of this, the inventor conceived the idea of the present disclosure and, based on years of experience in design, through multi-faceted exploration, trial production of samples, and multiple revisions and improvements, has introduced the present disclosure.SUMMARYTechnical Problems to Be Solved

[0004] A conventional tie clip clips a tie and a shirt together. The simultaneous securing of the three causes the tie to push upward and drive the shirt upward when the user sits down. This is the technical problem to be solved.Technical Features for Solving the Problems

[0005] The disclosure provides a tie securing clip, comprising a tie and a fixing device. The tie has a tie knot, a neck loop, a large-diameter section, and a small-diameter section. A limiting strip is disposed on a back surface of the large-diameter section. The upper and lower edges of the limiting strip are coupled to the large-diameter section to define a closed end at each of the upper and lower edges. A middle portion of the limiting strip defines a receiving channel extending through to two sides thereof. The fixing device has a frame body and an elastic clamping plate connected to each other. The frame body is provided with a notch and has an interior, and the interior defines a vertical hole. The notch is configured to engage a side frame edge of the frame body with the receiving channel and allow the limiting strip and the small-diameter section to pass through the vertical hole, such that the elastic clamping plate is clipped and secured to a shirt, thereby limiting the tie on the shirt in a state where the fixing device, the large-diameter section, and the small-diameter section are movable relative to one another. Therefore, the tie cannot push upward to drive the shirt upward.Effects Compared to the Prior Art

[0006] The tie securing clip provided according to the disclosure has advantageous effects described below. During actual use, the positioning provided by the fixing device is utilized such that wearing the tie does not produce excessive shaking. When the user sits down while wearing the tie, the upward force acting on the tie is counteracted by the frame body sliding within the receiving channel in coordination with the small-diameter section passing downward through the vertical hole, thereby preventing the tie from pushing upward (as shown in FIG. 6). Therefore, the phenomenon of the shirt being driven upward cannot occur, allowing the fit of the tie to be smoother, more elegant, and highly comfortable.BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0007] FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a tie securing clip according to the disclosure.

[0008] FIG. 2 is a perspective exploded view of the tie securing clip according to the disclosure.

[0009] FIG. 3 is a schematic view of the passing-through action of the tie securing clip according to the disclosure.

[0010] FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the tie securing clip after wearing is completed according to the disclosure.

[0011] FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of the tie securing clip after wearing is completed according to the disclosure.

[0012] FIG. 6 is a schematic view of the active state of the tie securing clip after wearing is completed according to the disclosure.DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0013] To further illustrate the objectives, features, and effects of the present disclosure, preferred embodiments are described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0014] Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, the present disclosure provides a tie securing clip structure comprising a tie (10) and a fixing device (20). The tie (10) has a tie knot (101), a neck loop (102), a large-diameter section (103), and a small-diameter section (104). A limiting strip (11) is disposed on a back surface of the large-diameter section (103). The upper and lower edges of the limiting strip (11) are coupled to the large-diameter section (103) to define a closed end (111) at each of the upper and lower edges. A middle portion of the limiting strip (11) defines a receiving channel (112) extending through to two sides thereof. The fixing device (20) has a frame body (21) and an elastic clamping plate (22) connected to each other. The frame body (21) is provided with a notch (211), and an interior of the frame body (21) defines a vertical hole (212). The notch (211) is configured to engage a side frame edge of the frame body (21) with the receiving channel (112), such that the limiting strip (11) and the small-diameter section (104) of the tie (10) are passed through the vertical hole (212). As shown in FIG. 3, the elastic clamping plate (22) is clipped and secured to a shirt (30) as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, thereby limiting the tie (10) on the shirt (30) in a state where the fixing device (20), the large-diameter section (103), and the small-diameter section (104) are movable relative to one another, preventing the tie (10) from pushing upward and driving the shirt (30) upward.

[0015] In a preferred embodiment of the disclosure, the limiting strip (11) is a fabric strip, and the fabric strip is joined to the large-diameter section (103) by means of sewing.

[0016] In a preferred embodiment of the disclosure, the frame body (21) is a rectangular frame having two long sides and two short sides, such that the notch (211) and the elastic clamping plate (22) can be respectively disposed on the two long sides of the frame body (21).

[0017] In a preferred embodiment of the disclosure, the notch (211) of the frame body (21) is oblique, allowing a side frame edge of the frame body (21) to be more easily sleeved into the receiving channel (112).

[0018] In a preferred embodiment of the disclosure, at least one convex portion (213) is disposed on a side hole wall of the vertical hole (212) and configured to come into contact with the small-diameter section (104), thereby significantly reducing the frictional resistance between the small-diameter section (104) and the frame body (21).

[0019] During actual use, the positioning provided by the fixing device (20) is utilized such that wearing the tie (10) does not produce excessive shaking. When the user sits down while wearing the tie (10), the upward force acting on the tie (10) is counteracted by the frame body (21) sliding within the receiving channel (112) in coordination with the small-diameter section (104) passing downward through the vertical hole (212), thereby preventing the tie (10) from pushing upward (as shown in FIG. 6). Therefore, the phenomenon of the shirt (30) being driven upward cannot occur, allowing the fit of the tie (10) to be smoother, more elegant, and highly comfortable.

[0020] The tie securing clip provided according to the disclosure indeed achieves a breakthrough structural design and has improved novel features. Furthermore, it has industrial utility and inventiveness. In addition, the tie securing clip provided according to the disclosure has not been disclosed in any publication.

[0021] The disclosure has been described above by way of preferred embodiments. The preferred embodiments shall not be interpreted as restrictive of the scope of the claims of the disclosure. Thus, all simple equivalent variations and modifications made to the preferred embodiments according to the claims and detailed description of the disclosure are encompassed by the disclosure.

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[0013]To further illustrate the objectives, features, and effects of the present disclosure, preferred embodiments are described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0014]Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, the present disclosure provides a tie securing clip structure comprising a tie (10) and a fixing device (20). The tie (10) has a tie knot (101), a neck loop (102), a large-diameter section (103), and a small-diameter section (104). A limiting strip (11) is disposed on a back surface of the large-diameter section (103). The upper and lower edges of the limiting strip (11) are coupled to the large-diameter section (103) to define a closed end (111) at each of the upper and lower edges. A middle portion of the limiting strip (11) defines a receiving channel (112) extending through to two sides thereof. The fixing device (20) has a frame body (21) and an elastic clamping plate (22) connected to each other. The frame body (21) is provided with a notch (211), and an int...

FIELD

[0001] The present disclosure relates to tie securing clips, and more particularly to a tie securing clip that allows a tie to be worn more smoothly.BACKGROUND

[0002] In general, a tie is typically worn with a tie clip. On one hand, the tie can be secured to a shirt through the tie clip, and on the other hand, the tie clip can simultaneously serve as a decoration. However, because the tie clip clamps and secures the tie and the shirt together during use, the simultaneous fixation of these three components causes the tie to push upward and drive the shirt upward when a user sits down. Therefore, in addition to being less aesthetically pleasing during use, the wearing comfort is significantly reduced; thus, there is indeed a need for further improvement and breakthrough.

[0003] Accordingly, how to research and improve upon the disadvantages existing in the aforementioned conventional structures is indeed a goal that relevant industries need to strive for. In view of this, the inventor conceived the idea of the present disclosure and, based on years of experience in design, through multi-faceted exploration, trial production of samples, and multiple revisions and improvements, has introduced the present disclosure.SUMMARYTechnical Problems to Be Solved

[0004] A conventional tie clip clips a tie and a shirt together. The simultaneous securing of the three causes the tie to push upward and drive the shirt upward when the user sits down. This is the technical problem to be solved.Technical Features for Solving the Problems

[0005] The disclosure provides a tie securing clip, comprising a tie and a fixing device. The tie has a tie knot, a neck loop, a large-diameter section, and a small-diameter section. A limiting strip is disposed on a back surface of the large-diameter section. The upper and lower edges of the limiting strip are coupled to the large-diameter section to define a closed end at each of the upper and lower edges. A middle portion of the limiting strip defines a receiving channel extending through to two sides thereof. The fixing device has a frame body and an elastic clamping plate connected to each other. The frame body is provided with a notch and has an interior, and the interior defines a vertical hole. The notch is configured to engage a side frame edge of the frame body with the receiving channel and allow the limiting strip and the small-diameter section to pass through the vertical hole, such that the elastic clamping plate is clipped and secured to a shirt, thereby limiting the tie on the shirt in a state where the fixing device, the large-diameter section, and the small-diameter section are movable relative to one another. Therefore, the tie cannot push upward to drive the shirt upward.Effects Compared to the Prior Art

[0006] The tie securing clip provided according to the disclosure has advantageous effects described below. During actual use, the positioning provided by the fixing device is utilized such that wearing the tie does not produce excessive shaking. When the user sits down while wearing the tie, the upward force acting on the tie is counteracted by the frame body sliding within the receiving channel in coordination with the small-diameter section passing downward through the vertical hole, thereby preventing the tie from pushing upward (as shown in FIG. 6). Therefore, the phenomenon of the shirt being driven upward cannot occur, allowing the fit of the tie to be smoother, more elegant, and highly comfortable.BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0007] FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a tie securing clip according to the disclosure.

[0008] FIG. 2 is a perspective exploded view of the tie securing clip according to the disclosure.

[0009] FIG. 3 is a schematic view of the passing-through action of the tie securing clip according to the disclosure.

[0010] FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the tie securing clip after wearing is completed according to the disclosure.

[0011] FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of the tie securing clip after wearing is completed according to the disclosure.

[0012] FIG. 6 is a schematic view of the active state of the tie securing clip after wearing is completed according to the disclosure.DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0013] To further illustrate the objectives, features, and effects of the present disclosure, preferred embodiments are described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0014] Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, the present disclosure provides a tie securing clip structure comprising a tie (10) and a fixing device (20). The tie (10) has a tie knot (101), a neck loop (102), a large-diameter section (103), and a small-diameter section (104). A limiting strip (11) is disposed on a back surface of the large-diameter section (103). The upper and lower edges of the limiting strip (11) are coupled to the large-diameter section (103) to define a closed end (111) at each of the upper and lower edges. A middle portion of the limiting strip (11) defines a receiving channel (112) extending through to two sides thereof. The fixing device (20) has a frame body (21) and an elastic clamping plate (22) connected to each other. The frame body (21) is provided with a notch (211), and an interior of the frame body (21) defines a vertical hole (212). The notch (211) is configured to engage a side frame edge of the frame body (21) with the receiving channel (112), such that the limiting strip (11) and the small-diameter section (104) of the tie (10) are passed through the vertical hole (212). As shown in FIG. 3, the elastic clamping plate (22) is clipped and secured to a shirt (30) as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, thereby limiting the tie (10) on the shirt (30) in a state where the fixing device (20), the large-diameter section (103), and the small-diameter section (104) are movable relative to one another, preventing the tie (10) from pushing upward and driving the shirt (30) upward.

[0015] In a preferred embodiment of the disclosure, the limiting strip (11) is a fabric strip, and the fabric strip is joined to the large-diameter section (103) by means of sewing.

[0016] In a preferred embodiment of the disclosure, the frame body (21) is a rectangular frame having two long sides and two short sides, such that the notch (211) and the elastic clamping plate (22) can be respectively disposed on the two long sides of the frame body (21).

[0017] In a preferred embodiment of the disclosure, the notch (211) of the frame body (21) is oblique, allowing a side frame edge of the frame body (21) to be more easily sleeved into the receiving channel (112).

[0018] In a preferred embodiment of the disclosure, at least one convex portion (213) is disposed on a side hole wall of the vertical hole (212) and configured to come into contact with the small-diameter section (104), thereby significantly reducing the frictional resistance between the small-diameter section (104) and the frame body (21).

[0019] During actual use, the positioning provided by the fixing device (20) is utilized such that wearing the tie (10) does not produce excessive shaking. When the user sits down while wearing the tie (10), the upward force acting on the tie (10) is counteracted by the frame body (21) sliding within the receiving channel (112) in coordination with the small-diameter section (104) passing downward through the vertical hole (212), thereby preventing the tie (10) from pushing upward (as shown in FIG. 6). Therefore, the phenomenon of the shirt (30) being driven upward cannot occur, allowing the fit of the tie (10) to be smoother, more elegant, and highly comfortable.

[0020] The tie securing clip provided according to the disclosure indeed achieves a breakthrough structural design and has improved novel features. Furthermore, it has industrial utility and inventiveness. In addition, the tie securing clip provided according to the disclosure has not been disclosed in any publication.

[0021] The disclosure has been described above by way of preferred embodiments. The preferred embodiments shall not be interpreted as restrictive of the scope of the claims of the disclosure. Thus, all simple equivalent variations and modifications made to the preferred embodiments according to the claims and detailed description of the disclosure are encompassed by the disclosure.

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Embodiment Construction

[0013]To further illustrate the objectives, features, and effects of the present disclosure, preferred embodiments are described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0014]Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, the present disclosure provides a tie securing clip structure comprising a tie (10) and a fixing device (20). The tie (10) has a tie knot (101), a neck loop (102), a large-diameter section (103), and a small-diameter section (104). A limiting strip (11) is disposed on a back surface of the large-diameter section (103). The upper and lower edges of the limiting strip (11) are coupled to the large-diameter section (103) to define a closed end (111) at each of the upper and lower edges. A middle portion of the limiting strip (11) defines a receiving channel (112) extending through to two sides thereof. The fixing device (20) has a frame body (21) and an elastic clamping plate (22) connected to each other. The frame body (21) is provided with a notch (211), and an int...

Claims

1. A tie securing clip, comprising:a tie having a tie knot, a neck loop, a large-diameter section, and a small-diameter section,wherein a limiting strip is disposed on a back surface of the large-diameter section, and upper and lower edges of the limiting strip are coupled to the large-diameter section to define a closed end at each of the upper and lower edges,wherein a middle portion of the limiting strip defines a receiving channel extending through to two sides thereof,a fixing device having a frame body and an elastic clamping plate connected to each other, the frame body being provided with a notch and having an interior, the interior defining a vertical hole,wherein the notch is configured to engage a side frame edge of the frame body with the receiving channel and allow the limiting strip and the small-diameter section to pass through the vertical hole, such that the elastic clamping plate is clipped and secured to a shirt, thereby limiting the tie on the shirt in a state where the fixing device, the large-diameter section, and the small-diameter section are movable relative to one another.

2. The tie securing clip of claim 1, wherein the limiting strip is a fabric strip, and the fabric strip is joined to the large-diameter section by means of sewing.

3. The tie securing clip of claim 1, wherein the frame body is a rectangular frame having two long sides and two short sides, such that the notch and the elastic clamping plate can be respectively disposed on the two long sides of the frame body.

4. The tie securing clip of claim 1, wherein the notch of the frame body is oblique.

5. The tie securing clip of claim 1, wherein at least one convex portion is disposed on a side hole wall of the vertical hole.

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