Sharp Point Tie

Abstract

A wearable neck accessory, worn how a traditional necktie is worn. This tie does not connect at both ends, does not loop, knot or tie to be worn. This tie connects to the top button hole and loop of a shirt, or may stand alone with no attachment to the shirt. This tie is normally worn on open collared/un-buttoned shirts but is not limited to. Tie length can be adjusted in the middle of the tie.

Claims

1. The Sharp point necktie is a neck apparel accessory/decoration where both ends of the tie does not connect to each other at any point.

2. An accessory/tie according to claim 1 is worn around the neck, under or over the collar of an open collared/un-buttoned shirt.

3. An accessory/tie according to claim 1 is normally warn by males, but is not limited to men only.

4. An accessory/tie according to claim 1 is worn in the same area that a traditional necktie is worn.

5. An accessory/tie according to claim 1 connects to the top button and the top button hole on the col lar of a shirt, or it can stand alone and not connect to any button or hole.

6. An accessory/tie according to claim 1 is used as a fashion accessory or decoration on an open collared shirt.

7. An accessory/tie according to claim 1 is normally warn on “dress shirts”, button down shirts, shirts with placket necklines and shirts without a traditional folding collar (mandarin collar) but not limited to just these shirt styles.

8. An accessory/tie according to claim 1 does not tie or connect at a mid point between the two collars (Adam's apple region).

9. An accessory/tie according to claim 1 does not have a one style cut/design, color or material.

10. An accessory/tie according to claim 1 has adjustability hardware on the tie, the adjustability hardware may be a loop, snap, button, slider or clip so that the tie can adjust to different size/lengths.

11. An accessory/tie according to claim 1 has a button and a button loop/hole connected to it on the upper ends of the tie that allows it to adhere to the shirt, the button and button loop/hole is found on the inner region of the tie.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0004] The detailed description of the presented invention will be demonstrated by drawings that show:

[0005] FIG. 1: Is an isometric drawing of the inner layer of the tie and the embodiments associated

[0006] FIG. 2: Is an isometric drawing of the outer layer of the tie and the embodiments associated

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0007] In the following detailed description, the provided drawings demonstrate the invention and its embodiments of materials, but is not limited to just this style, hardware etc. Additional hardware or materials could be other fasteners, clips, Velcro, buttons, loops etc.

[0008] 1. The first drawing demonstration of the Sharp Point tie 101 is presented in FIG. 1. This is the inner region of the Tie demonstration. The material/cloth used 102 is the full tie foundation and primary source of the invention. To adjust the tie there is a looping hardware 103 demonstrated, where sizing of the length of the tie can be adjusted. The collared top button of any shirt worn would fasten in the loop demonstrated 104. The long part of the tie or the neck 107 would wrap around the back of the neck. The other end of the tie (the button end 105) would attach in the front of the other side of the neck to the button hole of the shirt. The point of the tie 106 then hangs down from the edge of the collar.

[0009] 2. The second drawing demonstration of the Sharp Point tie 101 is presented in FIG. 2. This is the outer region of the Tie demonstration. The material/cloth used 102 is the full tie foundation and primary so urce of the invention. To adjust the tie there is a looping hardware 103 demonstrated, where sizing of the length of the tie can be adjusted. The long part of the tie or the neck 107 would wrap around the back of the neck. The flaps of the tie on both sides 106 hang down from the edge of the collar on both sides of the collar, these are the parts that are most visible and is the primary focus of the entire tie.