Button affixable by hand pressure

Abstract

A button, provided with the means that allow it to be attached to the article of clothing by manual pressure, avoiding the use of thread, distinguished by being made up of two parts, a main part ( 1 ) with a fixed head ( 2 ) on top which matches the buttonhole of the article of clothing, followed by a flexible neck ( 3 ) which permits the union of the head ( 2 ) to the pressure stop ( 4 ). This pressure stop ( 4 ) allows the fastening of the main part ( 1 ) to the article of clothing ( 5 ) also, the said main part has a shank ( 6 ) which sticks out of the bottom center of the pressure stop ( 4 ), and permits the perforation of the cloth, to later connect and set both parts with a backstop ( 9 ).

1 . A button, provided with the means to be attached by manual pressure to an article of clothing, avoiding the use of thread DISTINGUISHED by a main part ( 1 ) with a fixed head on top ( 2 ) which matches the buttonhole of the garment, followed by a flexible neck ( 3 ) which permits the union of the head ( 2 ) to the pressure stop ( 4 ). This pressure stop ( 4 ) allows the fastening of the main piece ( 1 ) to the article of clothing ( 5 ). In addition, the said main piece has a shank that sticks out of the lower center of the pressure stop ( 4 ).  
   
   
       2 . A button, provided with the means to be attached manually to an article of clothing, avoiding the use of thread as in  claim 1 , DISTINGUISHED because the main part ( 1 ) has a shank ( 6 ) which is shaped like a pin with fastening grooves ( 7 ) which are located opposite the point ( 8 ) of the shank ( 6 ). Then finally, there is a part, a movable pressure backstop ( 9 ) with grooves on the inside that are located opposite the fastening grooves ( 7 ) of the pin shaped piece of the shank ( 6 ) to keep it from coming apart after joining together and becomes part of the fastening of the system to the article of clothing.  
   
   
       3 . A button, provided with the means to be attached by manual pressure to the article of clothing, avoiding the use of thread as in claims  1  and  2 , DISTINGUISHED because the shank ( 6 ) is pointed to permit the penetration or perforation of the material ( 5 ) or the cloth of the article of clothing to be fastened and set with the pressure backstop ( 9 ).