A tool assembly having a housing body with a top portion and a bottom portion. The tool assembly may have an axis defined by the housing body and extending through the top portion and the bottom portion, an opening defined in the housing and extending from an outer surface of the housing body towards the axis, a notch defined in the housing along the opening, and a module base having a collar. Wherein the module base is positionable within the opening and when the collar is at least partially positioned within the notch, the module base is at least partially positioned within the opening and restricted from moving axially along the axis relative to the housing body.

An example button helper device includes a neck, a faux button coupled to a first side of the neck, and a housing coupled to a second side of the neck, the housing comprising a cavity and a slot. An example button helper system includes an article of clothing comprising a button and a corresponding buttonhole and a button device wherein the button is engaged in the cavity and the neck is engaged with the buttonhole.

A device that serves both for retaining a necktie against free displacement and also for assisting buttoning of a garment comprises first and second loop elements and a flexible link element, attached at its opposite ends to the link elements. Each loop element defines a compound aperture having a larger end section, through which a button may pass, a smaller end section by which an element fastening the button may be engaged and secured by shifting of the loop element relative thereto, and a constricting neck section formed at the intersection of said larger and smaller end sections of said loop elements for maintaining the fastening element the button against unintentional release from the smaller end section of the loop element.

A device that serves both for retaining a necktie against free displacement and also for assisting buttoning of a garment comprises first and second loop elements and a flexible link element, attached at its opposite ends to the link elements. Each loop element defines a compound aperture having a larger end section, through which a button may pass, a smaller end section by which an element fastening the button may be engaged and secured by shifting of the loop element relative thereto, and a constricting neck section formed at the intersection of said larger and smaller end sections of said loop elements for maintaining the fastening element the button against unintentional release from the smaller end section of the loop element.

A method for pulling a button through a buttonhole includes a shirt with a button and a buttonhole wherein the button and the buttonhole define a mated coupler. A clamp engages the button and a tether is attached to the clamp. The clamp is extended through the buttonhole and the button is engaged with the clamp while the tether extends through the buttonhole. The clamp and the button are pulled through the buttonhole and the button is released from the clamp.

A method for pulling a button through a buttonhole includes a shirt with a button and a buttonhole wherein the button and the buttonhole define a mated coupler. A clamp engages the button and a tether is attached to the clamp. The clamp is extended through the buttonhole and the button is engaged with the clamp while the tether extends through the buttonhole. The clamp and the button are pulled through the buttonhole and the button is released from the clamp.

A lapel support comprises a grip, a loop and a coupling member. The lapel support is for use on a garment that is being supported by a hanger. The hanger comprises a clothes support structure and a rod for suspending the clothes support structure from a rod, for example in a closet. The grip grips the rod of the hanger and is coupled to the coupling member. The coupling member is also coupled to the loop, and maintains tension between the grip and the loop. The loop engages a button on a garment.

A method for pulling a button through a buttonhole includes a shirt with a button and a buttonhole wherein the button and the buttonhole define a mated coupler. A clamp engages the button and a tether is attached to the clamp. The clamp is extended through the buttonhole and the button is engaged with the clamp while the tether extends through the buttonhole. The clamp and the button are pulled through the buttonhole and the button is released from the clamp.

A method for pulling a button through a buttonhole includes a shirt with a button and a buttonhole wherein the button and the buttonhole define a mated coupler. A clamp engages the button and a tether is attached to the clamp. The clamp is extended through the buttonhole and the button is engaged with the clamp while the tether extends through the buttonhole. The clamp and the button are pulled through the buttonhole and the button is released from the clamp.