Sock Storage and Organizing Apparatus
Abstract
A sock storage and organizing apparatus includes an attachment portion and a depending portion detachable therefrom. The depending portion includes a looped drawstring member dependable from the attachment portion. The looped drawstring presents an apex in contact with a hook member disposed upon the attachment portion, a pair of strands disposed in parallel therefrom, and a nadir terminally disposed distally relative the apex. Each of the pair of strands is strung through each of a plurality of slidable buckle members, each of which plurality of slidable buckle members is securably repositionable along the length of the looped drawstring member. Pairs of socks are thus securable between each of the pair of strands by selective position of an adjacent one of the plurality of slidable buckle members. A user may conveniently store socks for wear, and sequentially replace socks subsequent wear for laundering, ported, laundered, and maintained as a single unit.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A garment organizer comprising:
a hanger configured to removably engage a support; and a loop assembly configured to be removably suspended from the hanger, the loop assembly comprising:
an flexible cord formed into a loop with first and second strands disposed in side-by-side relation;
a plurality of cord locks movably disposed along a length of the loop and dividing the loop into a plurality of variable size loop segments;
wherein the cord locks are configured to be selectively positioned along the loop to retain a garment within a loop segment defined between two cord locks.
2 . The garment organizer of claim 1 wherein the hanger comprises:
a generally planar member having front and back surfaces, and
a hook member extending from one of the front and back surfaces of the planar member configured to suspend the loop assembly.
3 . The garment organizer of claim 2 wherein the flexible cord comprises a looped end configured to engage the hook member to removably suspend the loop assembly from the hanger.
4 . The garment organizer of claim 1 wherein:
each of the cord locks comprises a pair of apertures; and
the first and second strands extend through respective ones of the apertures in each of the cord locks.
5 . The he garment organizer of claim 4 wherein the apertures in the cord locks maintain the first and second strands in a generally parallel spaced-relation such that the loop segment between adjacent cord locks is unobstructed.
6 . A garment organizer, comprising:
a hanger configured to removably engage a support; a loop assembly configured to be removably suspended from the hanger, the loop assembly comprising: a flexible cord formed into a loop with first and second strands disposed in side-by-side relation; a plurality of cord locks movably disposed along the loop and dividing the loop into a plurality of variable-size, unobstructed loop segments; each cord lock being connected between the first and second strands and configured to maintain the first and second strands in generally parallel, spaced relation and configured to be selectively positioned along the loop to retain a garment within a loop segment by pressing the garment between two adjacent cord locks.
7 . The garment organizer of claim 6 wherein the hanger includes a hook member configured to removably engage a looped end of the flexible cord to suspend the loop assembly from the hanger.
8 . The garment organizer of claim 6 wherein:
each of the cord locks comprises a pair of apertures; and
the first and second strands extend through respective ones of the apertures in each of the cord locks.
9 . A garment organizer, comprising:
a hanger configured to removably engage a support, the hanger including a hook member; a loop assembly configured to be removably suspended from the hanger, the loop assembly comprising: a flexible cord formed into a loop with first and second strands disposed in side-by-side relation, a looped end configured to removably engage the hook member on the hanger to suspend the flexible cord from the hanger; a plurality of cord locks movably disposed along the loop and dividing the loop into a plurality of variable-size loop, unobstructed segments; wherein the cord locks are configured to be selectively positioned along the loop to retain a garment within a loop segment within a loop segment by pressing the garment between two adjacent cord locks.
10 . The garment organizer of claim 10 wherein:
each of the cord locks comprises a pair of apertures; and
the first and second strands extend through respective ones of the apertures in each of the cord locks.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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