A configuration of magnets for coupling an accessory to an article of clothing, including a first plurality of magnets arranged within a casing with an upper surface and a lower surface opposite the upper surface. Each of the first plurality of magnets having a first magnetic polarity and a second magnetic polarity opposite the first magnetic polarity. Each of the first plurality of magnets positioned within the casing with a minimum separation between each of the first plurality of magnets. Each of the first plurality of magnets oriented such that the first magnetic polarity emanates from the upper surface of the casing. An accessory clip magnetically attracted to the first plurality of magnets.

The non-magnetic retractable ID holder provides a way for employees and employers, especially medical personnel, to be able to conveniently retain access to their ID card for ease of access within facilities while also being assured that they can comply with MRI-safe and other such zones.

A pocket square tool comprises a pliable outer rod in a closed loop, having a substantially straight horizontal top edge and a curved U-shaped bottom edge, and a substantially straight pliable horizontal intermediate rod extending a horizontal distance between a left edge of the outer rod and a right edge of the outer rod and parallel to the top edge of the outer rod. The pocket square tool is adjustable in size. There are two intermediate rods parallel to each other. Other embodiments may have additional intermediate rods. The intermediate rods can be coupled to the outer rod or formed integral to it. Various methods of securing a pocket square use the tool.

A clothing integrated tab system is disclosed. The clothing integrated tab system may include an anchor panel. The anchor panel may include a first aperture, a second aperture, a channel extending between the first aperture and the second aperture, and a bridge tab. The bridge tab may be disposed between the first aperture and the second aperture as well as extending over the channel. The clothing integrated tab system may include a tab member removably coupled to the anchor panel and extending through the first aperture, the channel and the second aperture.

A semi-rigid pocket insert for holding an ammunition magazine or clip within a pliable magazine carrier is provided. The pocket insert comprises opposing walls, a base, and a slip-resistant liner on the interior and exterior surface of the walls. The walls further comprise flared top ends.

A clamping device is provided that includes a first magnetic disc and a second magnetic disc, each of the discs located on a first sheet of flexible material a distance apart vertically and covered by at least a second sheet of flexible material, the first sheet of flexible material forming a hinge between the first and the second magnetic discs, and an outer surface of the clamping device. The second sheet of flexible material forms an inner surface of the clamping device and the inner surface of the clamping device has a textured surface thereon.

A universally configurable pocket holster includes a pocket clip having a U-shaped bend with integrally formed front and rear legs in overlying relationship from the U-shaped bend with one leg having a small aperture, a first horizontal traversing strap with first and second surfaces with one surface being substantially covered with one fastener component of a hook and loop material and the other surface is substantially covered with the other fastener component of a hook and loop material, a second perpendicular traversing strap with first and second surfaces being substantially covered with one fastener component of a hook and loop material and the other surface is substantially covered with the other fastener component of a hook and loop material, and a fastening point that forms an axis connecting the traversing straps, and the pocket clip allowing for the assembly to slightly rotate or swing from one side to the other.

A clothing integrated tab system is disclosed. The clothing integrated tab system may include an anchor panel. The anchor panel may include a first aperture, a second aperture, a channel extending between the first aperture and the second aperture, and a bridge tab. The bridge tab may be disposed between the first aperture and the second aperture as well as extending over the channel. The clothing integrated tab system may include a tab member removably coupled to the anchor panel and extending through the first aperture, the channel and the second aperture.

A fishing garment system can include a fabric garment having a pocket with an opening. A gimbal plate is disposed within the pocket of the fabric garment such that the gimbal plate is positioned for supporting a fishing rod. The gimbal plate is removable from the pocket of the fabric garment through the opening of the pocket. The fishing garment system can also include a belt with features for supporting a fishing rod.

First-aid systems including an ultra compact first-aid pouch configured to fit behind the ballistic plates of a protective vest are disclosed. In this configuration, the first-aid kit is protected from shrapnel and tearing, is easily locatable and removable and does not affect the user's freedom of movement. When the first-aid pouch is removed from its protected location, it presents the first-aid equipment in a logical and easily viewable manner.