The clothing line with attachable pockets and interchangeable patches is a kit that includes a plurality of garments, one or more pocket structures, a plurality of patches, and a plurality of garment seams. Each garment seam selected from the plurality of garment seams attaches an individual pocket structure selected from the plurality of pocket structures to an individual garment selected from the plurality of garments. Each individual patch removably inserts into an individual pocket structure such that the image applied to the individual patch is visible through the individual pocket structure from the exterior of the individual garment. The clothing line with attachable pockets and interchangeable patches enables the image displayed on any individual patch to be readily moved and displayed from the first individual garment to any second individual garment selected from the plurality of garments.

The clothing line with attachable pockets and interchangeable patches is a kit that includes a plurality of garments, one or more pocket structures, a plurality of patches, and a plurality of garment seams. Each garment seam selected from the plurality of garment seams attaches an individual pocket structure selected from the plurality of pocket structures to an individual garment selected from the plurality of garments. Each individual patch removably inserts into an individual pocket structure such that the image applied to the individual patch is visible through the individual pocket structure from the exterior of the individual garment. The clothing line with attachable pockets and interchangeable patches enables the image displayed on any individual patch to be readily moved and displayed from the first individual garment to any second individual garment selected from the plurality of garments.

A foam finger, in particular as a palm enlargement, advertising space or to be carried during sports events, that is comprised of at least two side faces connected to each other. At least a portion of a side face comprises a printed lenticular foil and/or a lenticular foil with images stuck behind it.

An electrical battery operated display device for sport fans which is adapted to be coupled to a hat worn by a user comprises a spherical body which is displayable with visible images related to a specific sport team; one or more interface elements associated with the spherical body which are releasably securable to a display device mount; and at least first and second active elements, which, when activated, cause at least a portion of the spherical body to be controllably rotated about its central axis through interaction of the one or more releasably securable elements and simultaneously illuminated.

The present invention relates to a towel-spinning device for spinning a rally towel at a sporting event. The device is primarily comprised of a body with a first end having at least one removable end cap and a second end that is used as a handle. At least one towel (i.e., a rally towel) can be secured to the device by placing the towel into an opening of the first end and inserting the end cap back into the opening.

The present invention relates to a towel-spinning device for spinning a rally towel at a sporting event. The device is primarily comprised of a body with a first end having at least one removable end cap and a second end that is used as a handle. At least one towel (i.e., a rally towel) can be secured to the device by placing the towel into an opening of the first end and inserting the end cap back into the opening.

Marker devices, marker systems, containers with markers thereon for displaying personalized information and related methods are provided. A marker device for displaying personalized information on a container can include a marker plate that includes a metal plate having first and second sides with a message on at least one of the first or second sides. The marker device can also include a marker housing attached to a container. The marker housing can include a base and perimeter walls extending upward from the base to form a marker receiving station. Further, the marker device can include a housing magnet positioned relative to the marker housing base to hold the marker plate in the marker receiving station. The marker plate can be inserted into the marker receiving station and held therein by the housing magnet. Additionally, the marker plate can be removed from the marker receiving station using a removal tool that has a puller magnet with a stronger magnetic field strength than a magnetic field strength of the housing magnet.

A sports paraphernalia device may be provided as a physical object that is configured to resemble a particular sports entity and that is configured to receive sports entity updates from a sports entity server. A sports entity can employ the sports entity server to send sports entity updates to sports paraphernalia devices to thereby interact directly with fans. Such interactions can include causing the sports paraphernalia devices to provide visual, audio or mechanical output.

Some implementations of this disclosure provide an electronically customizable article comprising a fashion article selected from the group consisting of a handbag, a shoe, glasses, a tie, and a bowtie wherein the fashion article comprises an electronic visual display, a processor, a communication interface for communication between the fashion article and a network, and a non-transitory computer readable medium containing instructions that, when executed by the processor, causes the fashion article to connect to a server over the network, receive data from the server, and display one or more images associated with the data on the electronic visual display.

Some implementations of this disclosure provide an electronically customizable article comprising a fashion article selected from the group consisting of a handbag, a shoe, glasses, a tie, and a bowtie wherein the fashion article comprises an electronic visual display, a processor, a communication interface for communication between the fashion article and a network, and a non-transitory computer readable medium containing instructions that, when executed by the processor, causes the fashion article to connect to a server over the network, receive data from the server, and display one or more images associated with the data on the electronic visual display.