A wearable electronic device assembly has a strap attached to the device for attaching the device to a wearer, and a connector for securing two overlapping end regions of the strap together. The connector has first and second parts configured to be secured together with the two overlapping end regions of the strap extending between them, to secure the two end regions together. The first part has a projection arranged to extend through or adjacent to the strap. The second part has a main body having an aperture to receive the projection of the first part, and a securement part movable with respect to the main body between a released position and a securement position. The projection is retained in the aperture to secure the first part of the connector to the second part of the connector.

An adjustable goggle strap includes a strap body and an adjustment cord disposed on the strap body. The adjustment cord may be releasably engaged by a cord lock in order to modify a total length of the strap body. The cord lock may be located on the strap body or various elements of an attached eyewear, such as an eyewear frame, lens, or eyewear strap attachments. Some aspects of the adjustable goggle strap include a retainer to secure an excess portion of the adjustment cord.

A hat accessory that includes: an adjustable belt; a series of holes at one end of the belt; and a ornamental buckle, where the ornamental buckle enables the attachment of the belt to a hat. The adjustable belt is adapted for placement around a bottom rim of the hat. The adjustable belt may also be used on a cap, where the ornamental buckle is positioned above a bib of the cap.

Systems and methods capable of changing the aesthetic appearance of a safety seat by covering portions thereof with an ornamental accessory. The systems includes the ornamental accessory and an attachment system configured for removably securing the ornamental accessory to a belt system of the safety seat.

A looping leash and collar is an apparatus that includes a handle strap, a collar strap, a leash strap, a first eyelet, a second eyelet, a first fastener, and a second fastener. The handle strap allows a user to grasp the apparatus. The collar strap attaches onto a pet.

The leash strap connects the handle strap to the collar strap. The first eyelet is terminally fixed to the handle strap, and the second eyelet is terminally fixed to the collar strap. The first eyelet and the second eyelet are tethered to each other by the leash strap, thereby allowing the handle strap and the collar strap to move independently of one another while restraining a pet. The first fastener allows the handle strap to loop into a noose configuration about the first eyelet. The second fastener allows the collar strap to loop into a noose configuration about the second eyelet.

A buckle locket. The invention is configured to be worn with a strap configured with snap-button hardware that wraps around and attaches to the D-ring located on the back of the buckle locket case. The buckle locket is held onto the wearer by means of a belt strap consisting of holes or material made of mesh to allow for the tongue of the buckle locket to latch onto the strap or material. The invention includes a case and a frame. The case and the frame can be interchanged within their respective size buckle locket model parts. The invention includes a design holster that is capable of carrying various design materials of strength or vulnerability. The design holster is interchangeable. The design holster is ferrous and is magnetically held in place inside the case of the buckle locket. The frame containing the industrial-strengthened window of the buckle locket magnetically attaches to the case. The windowed frame protects the interchangeable design holster insert and the wearer. The invention is worn conventionally and as a mobile display or showcase.

[Object] To effectively reduce a noise generated during engaging operation of a tongue. [Solution] A slider 13 held in a non-locking position, at which the slider 13 does not lock a latch 9, turns together with the latch 9 and moves so as to enter a space between the latch 9 and the locking pin 10 during operation of the latch 9. A front end 13a of the slider 13 comes in contact with a front end 25a.sub.4 of a damper 24 before coming in contact with a stop 11f of an operation button 11, and the slider 13 moves while compressing a damper spring 26. As a result, the movement of the slider 13 is slowed down. When the front end 13a is in contact with the stop 11f, the slider 13 is positioned in a locking position, at which the slider 13 locks the latch 9 positioned in the latching position. The slider 13 that has been slowed down comes in contact with the stop 11f, reducing the noise generated when the tongue engages with the buckle 7.

A buckle assembly structured for quick release and including a gripping assembly structured to removably retain an end connector in a locked position. Two locking segments are movably connected to one another and disposable between a closed orientation and a release orientation. The locked position includes the locking segments disposed in gripping engagement with the connector when the connector is disposed between the locking segments. A quick release assembly may be selectively positioned into a separating engagement with the locking segments to at least partially define a positioning thereof from their closed orientation into their release orientation. A secondary release assembly is connected to the gripping assembly and is independently operable to release the connector from the gripping engagement with the locking segments.

A item having a clasp apparatus to releasably set at least one interchangeable ornamental object, with variations and alternatives of the embodiments. Jewelry items and other items is configured with a clasp apparatus that allows the user to quickly and easily interchange ornamental objects such as faceted gemstones, cabochons, metal objects etc. Other uses of the embodiments comprise a relaxation or therapy aid; use as a toy; an educational tool; and an amusement apparatus.

A buckle for tightening or loosening a band, including: a buckle body having a pair of hinge holes; a plate spring arranged in the buckle body with a leading part positioned in a sliding path of the band, the leading part being shaped to slope with a leading end contacting a back side of the band so as to be caught by a catch projection of the band; and a buckle switch having a pivot pressure piece with hinge projections, and an operation lever connected to a pivot pressure piece so as to be exposed to one side of the buckle body. The leading end of the plate spring is separated from the band so as to make the band slide in a loosening direction when the plate spring is pressed by the pivot pressure piece.