A clothing cuff clip attachable to an article of clothing, especially a pants leg cuff, to gather and lift the clothing up from an adjacent surface and provide a modest barrier between the surface and the clothing item being worn. The clothing cuff clip is inexpensive to manufacture in large quantities and may be disposable after extended use. The clip is easy to attach to the lower back edge of the pants leg cuff on the item of clothing being worn and yet remains securely attached even after extended use. Optionally, a contamination indicator that changes in appearance when subjected to significant moisture, a change in pH, or the presence of a selected contaminant material, is positioned on the lower floor contact area of the clip to provide the wearer with an indication of when the clip, and therefore the item of clothing, has come into contact with contaminated materials.

A clothing cuff clip attachable to an article of clothing, especially a pants leg cuff, to gather and lift the clothing up from an adjacent surface and provide a modest barrier between the surface and the clothing item being worn. The clothing cuff clip is inexpensive to manufacture in large quantities and may be disposable after extended use. The clip is easy to attach to the lower back edge of the pants leg cuff on the item of clothing being worn and yet remains securely attached even after extended use. Optionally, a contamination indicator that changes in appearance when subjected to significant moisture, a change in pH, or the presence of a selected contaminant material, is positioned on the lower floor contact area of the clip to provide the wearer with an indication of when the clip, and therefore the item of clothing, has come into contact with contaminated materials.

The present invention provides an improved garment fastener, wherein in one aspect it secures a garment panel during windy conditions, the garment fastener including a garment anchor and a plurality of elongated straps, the garment anchor adapted for releasable receipt of the elongated straps, each of the elongated straps extendable laterally from the garment anchor towards the garment panel, a panel connector adapted for connection to the garment panel, the panel connector having a threadable aperture for receipt of at least a portion of the extendable strap and the garment anchor secures the garment panel along the axis of elasticity.

The present invention related to a clothing accessory for holding folds/pull-ups/roll-ups in wearable clothes worn by clothing wearer. The present invention relates to a clothing or fashion accessory that may be capable of being engaged with various clothes, such as shirts, tops, lowers, sweatshirt, sweaters, etc., while the clothes are worn by clothing wearers, to hold any folded/rolled-up/pulled-up portions, such as sleeves, sides or fronts, etc. thereof and prevent thereto from dropping back down, either for fashion purposes, or for doing some kind of work conveniently with folded/rolled-up/pulled-up sleeves or any other clothing portions.

One embodiment provides a garment system comprising an upper body garment comprising an interior surface and a first set of connectors positioned on the interior surface. The system further comprises a lower body garment comprising a second set of connectors positioned on a surface of the lower body garment. The first set of connectors and the second set of connectors are vertically aligned when a wearer wears the upper body garment and the lower body garment at the same time, and each connector of the second set of connectors is configured to releasably engage and interconnect with a connector of the first set of connectors to attach the upper body garment to the lower body garment.

A hold-down attachment device attachable to the inside of a shirt and configured to reversibly attach to a wearer's pants or belt to retain the shirt in the proper position on a wearer's body.

A hold-down attachment device attachable to the inside of a shirt and configured to reversibly attach to a wearer's pants or belt to retain the shirt in the proper position on a wearer's body.

A garment weight having a weight portion comprising a plurality of exterior surfaces, a coating layer applied to each of the plurality of exterior surfaces of the weight portion and an adhesive layer applied to the coating layer of at least one of the exterior surfaces, wherein the adhesive layer is configured to releasably adhere to a garment such that the garment weight weighs down the garment.

A garment weight having a weight portion comprising a plurality of exterior surfaces, a coating layer applied to each of the plurality of exterior surfaces of the weight portion and an adhesive layer applied to the coating layer of at least one of the exterior surfaces, wherein the adhesive layer is configured to releasably adhere to a garment such that the garment weight weighs down the garment.

A hold-down attachment device attachable to the inside of a shirt and configured to reversibly attach to a wearer's pants or belt to retain the shirt in the proper position on a wearer's body.