A head-mounted display device includes a wearable assembly, at least one cushion and at least one adjustable fixing assembly. The wearable assembly is adapted to be worn on a head of a user. The at least one cushion is floatingly connected to the wearable assembly and contact the head of the user. The at least one adjustable fixing assembly includes a first positioning structure and a second positioning structure. The first positioning structure is connected to the wearable assembly, and the second positioning structure is connected to the at least one cushion. A structural interference generated between the first positioning structure and the second positioning structure positions the at least one cushion to the wearable assembly.

A collar stay includes a stay body having an opening therein, and a magnet configured to be retained in the opening. The magnet has at least one indentation around an outer circumference thereof. The opening includes an inner circumferential surface having at least one protrusion therefrom, the protrusion shaped to engage the at least one indentation to retain the magnet in the opening.

A collar stay includes a stay body having an opening therein, and a magnet configured to be retained in the opening. The magnet has at least one indentation around an outer circumference thereof. The opening includes an inner circumferential surface having at least one protrusion therefrom, the protrusion shaped to engage the at least one indentation to retain the magnet in the opening.

A pair of notches or slits in a collar can prevent the formation of bulky crests or wrinkling when the collar is arranged in an outer open continental style under a jacket, however there is also a propensity for such a collar to curl up at the notches. The invention herein discloses the use of a fastening means by magnets and/or a combination of magnet/ferrous metals to prevent the slit borders, forming the edge surfaces of each back section of the collar, from curling up from the shirt surface. The fasteners are realized with magnets and/or a combination of magnets/ferrous metals which allow the attachment of the tip to the collar band by simply touching the tip to the collar band. The magnets or ferrous metals may be underneath the tip's and the collar's material respectively.

A clothing item (1), wearable with a shirt (60) having a collar (70). The clothing item (1) comprises an elongate body (10) for location between the collar's band (80) and leaf (90), and being sized such that, in use, the ends of the elongate body (10) are exposed from the ends of the collar leaf (90) to define two separated decorative portions (11). The elongate body (10) is configured so that, in use, the decorative portions (110) project away from the band (80) of the collar (70).

A clothing item (1), wearable with a shirt (60) having a collar (70). The clothing item (1) comprises an elongate body (10) for location between the collar's band (80) and leaf (90), and being sized such that, in use, the ends of the elongate body (10) are exposed from the ends of the collar leaf (90) to define two separated decorative portions (11). The elongate body (10) is configured so that, in use, the decorative portions (110) project away from the band (80) of the collar (70).

A shirt having a shirt body and a collar connected to the shirt body. The collar is convertible between at least a straight collar orientation and a mandarin orientation. The collar has a first end and a second end each having a slit. The slit allows a portion of each of the first end and the second end of the outer collar portion to fold to a turned under position relative to a base portion of the outer collar portion in the straight collar orientation.

A shirt collar support that maintains the collar of a shirt raised and crisp. The shirt collar support comprises of a pliable wire that is between 18 to 24 inches in length. The pliable wire has a central axis point and a first and a second end. The pliable wire is u-shaped and adjacent to each end of the pliable wire there is a first and a second hinge. From the central axis of the pliable wire, the first hinge of the pliable wire returns the pliable wire towards the central axis of the pliable wire. The second hinge is positioned at least one inch from each end of the pliable wire and it directs each end of the pliable wire outwards from the central axis point.

A shirt collar support that maintains the collar of a shirt raised and crisp. The shirt collar support comprises of a pliable wire that is between 18 to 24 inches in length. The pliable wire has a central axis point and a first and a second end. The pliable wire is u-shaped and adjacent to each end of the pliable wire there is a first and a second hinge. From the central axis of the pliable wire, the first hinge of the pliable wire returns the pliable wire towards the central axis of the pliable wire. The second hinge is positioned at least one inch from each end of the pliable wire and it directs each end of the pliable wire outwards from the central axis point.

Apparatus for magnetically holding a shirt collar in a position and orientation on a shirt front, includes a collar stay attachable to a collar via adhesive or the like, or receivable in a pocket of the collar. The collar stay includes at least one magnet, or element of a magnetized material or a material attractable by a magnet. A magnet is positionable against an inside surface of the shirt front opposite the collar and is magnetically attachable to the collar stay through the shirt front, for holding the collar in a desired position and orientation. The stay can be a laminate or composite, and can be bendable or foldable into a desired shape.