The present invention relates to a clothing cord clip usable on clothing, backpack cords/straps, and numerous other cords or straps that include front and back plates that have gripping rails, a pinch ring, curvilinear locking ribs, and raised support ribs. A flexible connector interconnects the front and back plates, allowing the interior surfaces to be opposed, aligned, and press-fitted together, interlocking the curvilinear locking ribs. In operation, a clothing cord or other cord or strap can be positioned between the gripping rails and secured such that the clothing cord clip hangs the cord or strap. In exemplary embodiments, emblems are affixed to the exterior surface of the front and/or back plates. A recess channel in the front and back plates provides a clothing cord ingress and egress pathway through the clothing cord clip. The gripping rails can have teeth along a contact edge to grip the clothing cord.

The present invention relates to a clothing cord clip usable on clothing, backpack cords/straps, and numerous other cords or straps that include front and back plates that have gripping rails, a pinch ring, curvilinear locking ribs, and raised support ribs. A flexible connector interconnects the front and back plates, allowing the interior surfaces to be opposed, aligned, and press-fitted together, interlocking the curvilinear locking ribs. In operation, a clothing cord or other cord or strap can be positioned between the gripping rails and secured such that the clothing cord clip hangs the cord or strap. In exemplary embodiments, emblems are affixed to the exterior surface of the front and/or back plates. A recess channel in the front and back plates provides a clothing cord ingress and egress pathway through the clothing cord clip. The gripping rails can have teeth along a contact edge to grip the clothing cord.

The present invention relates to a clothing string clip configured to guide, retain, and protect a cord used on garments, bags, lanyards, and similar items. The device includes a clip positioned between a first emblem and a second emblem, each having recessed interior regions that capture the clip while allowing controlled flexure. The clip defines a cord entry path, a containment region shaped by a retention ridge and pinch point, and trailing guides that maintain cord alignment. The emblems fasten together using pegs and corresponding peg receivers located on opposite sides of the clip. When engaged, these structures establish a fixed spacing that stabilizes the clip and form a cord-blocking plane that prevents the cord from entering a region behind the clip. Through this cooperative architecture, the device provides reliable cord retention, reduced jamming, and support for decorative or interchangeable emblem designs.

The present invention relates to a clothing string clip configured to guide, retain, and protect a cord used on garments, bags, lanyards, and similar items. The device includes a clip positioned between a first emblem and a second emblem, each having recessed interior regions that capture the clip while allowing controlled flexure. The clip defines a cord entry path, a containment region shaped by a retention ridge and pinch point, and trailing guides that maintain cord alignment. The emblems fasten together using pegs and corresponding peg receivers located on opposite sides of the clip. When engaged, these structures establish a fixed spacing that stabilizes the clip and form a cord-blocking plane that prevents the cord from entering a region behind the clip. Through this cooperative architecture, the device provides reliable cord retention, reduced jamming, and support for decorative or interchangeable emblem designs.