A tie clip that secures the user's tie to a user's shirt through the use of a button slot. The button slot anchors the tie into a secure position and is preferably attached to the bottom of the tie to secure the tie in a stationary position. The present invention includes an opening clasp, wherein the clasp secures the clip to a portion of the neck tie. Once secured to the neck tie then the clip is then secured through the button slot placement upon a button of a user's shirt. A user may adjust the clip along the length of the tie so that it can be properly secured to an appropriate button.

A wearable electronics fabric accessory for a wearable electronic device such as headphones, headsets, AR/VR devices, a method of using the wearable accessory, and a method of making the wearable accessory are described. The wearable accessory includes fabric that can be wrapped around or fit onto, part of or all of, the electronic support structure of the wearable electronic device, to enclose part or all of the electronic components and structure. The wearable electronics fabric accessory can include an elongated pocket or channel having first and second ends. The elongated pocket includes a first aperture through which wires and earbuds of the wearable electronic device may extend. The elongated pocket also includes a second aperture located at the first end of the elongated pocket. The second aperture allows a first end of a support structure of the wearable device to extend there through. The elongated pocket may further include a third aperture located at the second end of the elongated pocket. The third aperture allows a second end of the support structure of the wearable device to extend there through.

A necktie is disclosed. The necktie includes a knot portion that can be secured at or around a neck of a wearer. The knot portion includes a simulated knot having a front loop and a first attachment mechanism positioned on the simulated knot and covered by the front loop. The first attachment mechanism is accessible via an opening. The necktie also includes a blade portion. The blade portion includes a second attachment mechanism that can releasably attach to the first attachment mechanism.

Variable bowtie system and method providing half-bows of different colors which can be chosen and combined as desired by the user for one wearing, and with a different choice or combination of colors for another wearing. Chosen half-bow units of desired colors are placed on a mounting-stud pair affixed to a neckband, and are removably secured with a retaining collar, which may also be provided in a variety of colors, resulting in a bowtie having the desired color or color combination for a particular wearing, which can be changed upon another wearing.

A device for storing items on clothing has a holder forming a pocket and attached to the clothing. A scented insert is placed within the pocket.

A neckwear includes a neckband, a neckband module and one or more torso segments connected by fasteners. The neckwear may include a plurality of pivoting, intra-changeable, metallic torso segments. Also provided are improved take-apart fasteners and improved quick-release buckles, for use in neckwear, jewelry, wristwatches and watchbands or for otherwise securing objects.

A neckwear includes a neckband, a neckband module and one or more torso segments connected by fasteners. The neckwear may include a plurality of pivoting, intra-changeable, metallic torso segments. Also provided are improved take-apart fasteners and improved quick-release buckles, for use in neckwear, jewelry, wristwatches and watchbands or for otherwise securing objects.

A necktie briefcase comprising top and bottom enclosures defining a storage compartment, support rods removably mounted within the storage compartment near and parallel to a first longitudinal side in each of the top and bottom enclosures, a restraining strap removably attached within the storage compartment near and parallel to a second longitudinal side in each of the top and bottom enclosures and a plurality of neckties hung on each of the support rods and positioned behind the restraining strap such that the neckties are secured against an interior wall in each of the top and bottom enclosures.

A necktie with integrated, individually addressable, multi-colored light emitting diode (LED) modules arranged in a rectangular matrix format. These LED modules are connected together and controlled by means of an onboard microcontroller. Functionality is included in order to facilitate the installation of custom light patterns by the user after manufacture. The device includes an onboard wireless communication module in order to facilitate communication with an external control interface, such as an application on a smartphone, so the light patterns displayed by the LEDs may be modified based on user input.

A necktie with integrated, individually addressable, multi-colored light emitting diode (LED) modules arranged in a rectangular matrix format. These LED modules are connected together and controlled by means of an onboard microcontroller. Functionality is included in order to facilitate the installation of custom light patterns by the user after manufacture. The device includes an onboard wireless communication module in order to facilitate communication with an external control interface, such as an application on a smartphone, so the light patterns displayed by the LEDs may be modified based on user input.