A clasp device for securing relatively small personal items. The clasp is moveable between a default closed position and an open position, for respectively securing and releasing at least a portion of the personal item.

A removable attachment system for temporarily attaching a portable pocket to an object made of fabric such as clothing, bag, or the like. The system comprises an outer part placed on the front side of the host fabric and an inner part placed on the back side of the host fabric in a manner such that the host fabric is compressed between the two parts thereby securing the two parts in place. The portable pocket being bound to the outer part is thereby quickly and easily attached to any location on the host object requiring no temporary or permanent modification to the host object and affecting no permanent alteration to the host object upon removal of the portable pocket.

A pair of mounting pins are each inserted through the bill of a baseball hat. Each pin is releasably engaged with a base to connect to the bill at various locations. Each of the bases is connected to a flexible tether that is adjustable in length and preferably forms an elastic loop. Each temple arm of an eyeglass is inserted through a different loop, with the slide lock tightened to securely connect the loop to the temple arm of the eyeglasses and connects each temple arm the bill of the hat, at a location below the bill. The elastic loops encircling the temple arms to maintain the eyeglasses at a desired location on the cap and accommodate differing eyeglasses.

The present invention includes an apparatus and a method for retaining eyeglasses on a remote panel with a holding element positioned on the remote panel and a temple element positioned on the eyeglasses.

A device incorporating both a magnet and a living hinge may be employed to construct cases to protect electronic devices and to function as a closure for cases and lidded containers. Such cases often can be bent three 360? allowing the cases to be either closed protecting devices therein are closed upon themselves allowing the case to function to secure an electronic device to a substrate such as an article of clothing. The devices of the disclosure can also be used to organize and hold loose items together.

A device is for attaching glasses to garments. The device includes an elongate element into which are placed fasteners for fastening to garments and a device for attaching a glasses temple.

The present disclosure relates generally to backpack, or waist pack type personal hydration systems that store and disburse fluids, and more particularly to those systems that have novel improvements such splash guards, costuming, various attachments, additional elements including hoods, eyewear, and other improving features.

An eyeglass-carrying device for bicycles and/or similar tubular bodies may include: at least one engagement portion provided with at least one fastening mechanism configured to grip a pair of eyeglasses to hold the eyeglasses in a predetermined position; at least one supporting portion provided with at least one supporting surface configured to engage a destination surface of a frame of a bicycle and/or of a similar tubular body; at least one locking element configured to operatively associate with the at least one supporting portion to keep the eyeglass-carrying device engaged to the destination surface of the frame of the bicycle and/or of the similar tubular body; and at least one fastening protuberance configured to removably engage the at least one locking element and configured to lock the eyeglass-carrying device on the destination surface of the frame of the bicycle and/or of the similar tubular body.

A device incorporating both a magnet and a living hinge may be employed to construct cases to protect electronic devices and to function as a closure for cases and lidded containers. Such cases often can be bent three 360? allowing the cases to be either closed protecting devices therein are closed upon themselves allowing the case to function to secure an electronic device to a substrate such as an article of clothing. The devices of the disclosure can also be used to organize and hold loose items together.

An eye glasses holding device includes a first portion adapted to attach to a garment and a second portion coupled to the first portion and adapted to hold eye glasses.