A wearable eyeglass holder that holds a temple of a folded pair of eyeglasses in a manner that resists the inadvertent unfolding of the held temple and the wearer's loss of the eyeglasses. The eyeglass holder has a connector that enables it to be attached, in a pendulous manner, to the wearer's neck, clothing, or other object. The eyeglass holder has an oblong body with a double convex shape and a longitudinal inner channel with two oblong openings on the same face of the body. A temple of a pair of eyeglasses, inserted through the upper opening, comes to rest upon a waist extending between the openings. The eyeglasses rest on the waist and a foot of the body provides a second contact point with the temple that maintains it in a closed position.

A wearable eyeglass holder that holds a temple of a folded pair of eyeglasses in a manner that resists the inadvertent unfolding of the held temple and the wearer's loss of the eyeglasses. The eyeglass holder has a connector that enables it to be attached, in a pendulous manner, to the wearer's neck, clothing, or other object. The eyeglass holder has an oblong body with a double convex shape and a longitudinal inner channel with two oblong openings on the same face of the body. A temple of a pair of eyeglasses, inserted through the upper opening, comes to rest upon a waist extending between the openings. The eyeglasses rest on the waist and a foot of the body provides a second contact point with the temple that maintains it in a closed position.

An eyewear with a multiple fastening mechanism, the multiple fastening mechanism comprising two or more fastening means in contact with, or attached to, a first and second temple of the eyewear. Each of the two or more pairs of fastening means comprises a first part in contact with, or attached to, the first temple and a second part in contact with, or attached to, the second temple. The first and second part of the two or more pairs of fastening means are located at approximately the same place on the first and second temple, respectively, such that they align when the temples are pivoted to a closed position, thereby forming a stable fastening mechanism.

An eyewear with a multiple fastening mechanism, the multiple fastening mechanism comprising two or more fastening means in contact with, or attached to, a first and second temple of the eyewear. Each of the two or more pairs of fastening means comprises a first part in contact with, or attached to, the first temple and a second part in contact with, or attached to, the second temple. The first and second part of the two or more pairs of fastening means are located at approximately the same place on the first and second temple, respectively, such that they align when the temples are pivoted to a closed position, thereby forming a stable fastening mechanism.

The disclosure concerns eyeglasses with an integrated magnetic clip for removably attaching the eyeglasses to a wearer's clothing, a vehicular sun visor, or other object. The eyeglasses may embody any wearable optics device, such as, prescription glasses, reading glasses, sunglasses, and the like. In some embodiments, the eyeglasses further include a shield element positioned between a magnetic element of the magnetic clip and a wearer's body for reducing or eliminating magnetic field effects on the body of the wearer.

A device is for attaching glasses to garments. The device includes an elongate element into which are placed fasteners for fastening to garments and a device for attaching a glasses temple.

A device is for attaching glasses to garments. The device includes an elongate element into which are placed fasteners for fastening to garments and a device for attaching a glasses temple.

A cover for a display screen is disclosed herein. The cover includes a lens layer and a protective layer. The cover is for attachment to a display screen of an electronic device, particularly a cell phone. The lens layer includes a corrective means such as a prescription lens configured to assist users in viewing their phone screen without glasses/lenses.

A magnetic eye protection holder is disclosed which can hold a pair of eye glasses, safety glasses or safety goggles. The holder includes a hollow shell having an exterior surface and an interior surface. The hollow shell has an upper edge, a lower edge, a first end extending from the upper edge to the lower edge, and a second end spaced apart from the first end and located distal from the upper and lower edges. The hollow shell has a first surface inclined relative to the first end, and a second surface spaced apart from and located above the first surface. The magnetic eye protection holder also includes a magnet positioned in the hollow shell and located adjacent to the first end. The magnetic eye protection holder further includes a backing member secured to the first end of the hollow shell which retains the magnet in the hollow shell.

A system is provided to secure a pair of glasses to a hat, the system including a hatband insert configured to be inserted in a hatband of a hat, one or more hatband magnetic members configured to be selectively attachable to a plurality of locations of the hatband insert, and one or more glasses magnetic members configured to be attached to each temple of a pair of glasses, wherein the one or more hatband magnetic members and the one or more glasses magnetic members are configured to be magnetically attached to selectively secure the glasses to the hat.