An Icon Snap Bracelet that has a strap and that uses a plurality of removable caps each applied with a different graphical icon that represents a particular task and/or activity. The caps are removably installed the strap using a connector such that each cap represents a task/activity that the person wearing the bracelet is supposed to do that day. The person then removes the cap representing a given task/activity when that task/activity has been completed. In this way, a plurality of daily tasks/activities can be monitored and reminded of for each given day or other time period.

The present invention relates to a baby carrier belt, and more particularly, to a no-noise detachable baby carrier belt, which does not generate noise when the belt is fastened and unfastened so as to prevent a baby or an infant who is sleeping in a baby carrier from awaking from sleep due to noise generated when the belt is fastened and unfastened.

A fastening device has a first fastening member with a plurality of teeth and a second fastening member with a plurality of sockets which are sequentially engagable in tooth and socket pairs in an engagement direction by relative rotation of the tooth and socket. Each tooth has a first surface and a second surface fixed relative to the first surface. Each socket has a recess defined by a first wall and second wall fixed relative to the first wall. Upon engagement, the first and second surfaces of the tooth abut the respective first and second walls of the recess and prevent relative movement of the tooth in the engagement direction and a portion of the first wall of the socket closely abutting the first surface of the tooth is disposed between the tooth and a portion of the first fastening member and prevents relative separation of the tooth and socket.

A fastening device has a first fastening member with a plurality of teeth and a second fastening member with a plurality of sockets which are sequentially engagable in tooth and socket pairs in an engagement direction by relative rotation of the tooth and socket. Each tooth has a first surface and a second surface fixed relative to the first surface. Each socket has a recess defined by a first wall and second wall fixed relative to the first wall. Upon engagement, the first and second surfaces of the tooth abut the respective first and second walls of the recess and prevent relative movement of the tooth in the engagement direction and a portion of the first wall of the socket closely abutting the first surface of the tooth is disposed between the tooth and a portion of the first fastening member and prevents relative separation of the tooth and socket.

An adjustment strap with quick crimp nibs for a multitude of binding embodiments (such as backpacks, seatbelt fasteners, waist belts, hats etc.) is disclosed. The invention being comprised of two, rigid but slightly flexible, interlocking tabs made of, but not limited to, plastic, silicone compounds and the like. Said interlocking tabs being considered male and female components. Notches along the perimeter of said female tab having a triangular shape with a protruding ridge configured to receive proximally-facing teeth on the male tab. An object of the invention is to enhance the ability of a strap to maintain its interlocking strength during tension loads.

An adjustment strap with quick crimp nibs for a multitude of binding embodiments (such as backpacks, seatbelt fasteners, waist belts, hats etc.) is disclosed. The invention being comprised of two, rigid but slightly flexible, interlocking tabs made of, but not limited to, plastic, silicone compounds and the like. Said interlocking tabs being considered male and female components. Notches along the perimeter of said female tab having a triangular shape with a protruding ridge configured to receive proximally-facing teeth on the male tab. An object of the invention is to enhance the ability of a strap to maintain its interlocking strength during tension loads.

Interchangeable decorative snaps including a plurality of snap fasteners, each of the plurality of snap fasteners having a bottom half and an interchangeable top half. The bottom half of each of the plurality of snap fasteners is configured to securely engage the top half of each of the plurality of snap fasteners. The bottom half of each of the plurality of snap fasteners can optionally be disposed on an article of clothing.

A snap fastener, of the type comprising a female part (2) including a spring (11, 11a, 11b) and a male part (4) including a stem (5) for engagement with the spring, wherein a chamber (10, 10a, 10b) is provided for housing the spring and including shoulders (12, 12a, 12b) on a buttoning side, the shoulders having a length (L1) longer than a length (L2) of shoulders (13, 13a, 13b) arranged on the opposite side. Thus, a differentiated effort buttoning and unbuttoning mechanism between the stem (5) and the spring (11) is achieved. With respect to prior snap fasteners, the inventive snap fastener provides the advantage of requiring very small buttoning efforts, much smaller than those necessary for unbuttoning the snap fastener, thereby facilitating the snap fastener closing operation while providing a tightness closure upon having buttoned the snap fastener male and female parts.

A styling accessory is adapted to be configured into different configurations for performing different corresponding functions and comprises a band having a length and a width. The length is at least ten times the width. The band has first and second surfaces. The band is made of a material capable of being formed into a curved shape. A plurality of male snaps are disposed along a first portion of the length of the band. A plurality of female snaps are disposed along a second portion of the length of the band. The second portion is adjacent the first portion. The female snaps mate with the male snaps.

A fastening device has a first fastening member with a plurality of teeth and a second fastening member with a plurality of sockets which are sequentially engagable in tooth and socket pairs in an engagement direction by relative rotation of the tooth and socket. Each tooth has a first surface and a second surface fixed relative to the first surface. Each socket has a recess defined by a first wall and second wall fixed relative to the first wall. Upon engagement, the first and second surfaces of the tooth abut the respective first and second walls of the recess and prevent relative movement of the tooth in the engagement direction and a portion of the first wall of the socket closely abutting the first surface of the tooth is disposed between the tooth and a portion of the first fastening member and prevents relative separation of the tooth and socket.