US2025344787A1PendingUtilityA1

Attachable Decorative Necktie Knot Cover

Individually held — no corporate assignee on recordPriority: Jan 27, 2024Filed: Jan 27, 2025Published: Nov 13, 2025
Est. expiryJan 27, 2044(~17.5 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A41D 27/08A41D 25/00
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Abstract

A decorative cover that removably attaches to a typical knot associated with a necktie positioned around and under the collar of a shirt. The cover is sized and shaped to hide the knot of the necktie from view while the tie is being worn. Winged portions of the cover tuck under the edges of the collar of the shirt. The tail end of the tie extends below the lower edge of the decorative cover down the front of the shirt as typical. The mechanism for attachment of the cover to the knot includes a closeable clasp secured on the back of the cover that extends up from the base of the cover to engage the fabric material making up the front of the necktie knot. The top-opening clasp is slid up around the fabric knot front piece and is then closed to secure the cover and restrict its movement.

Claims

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1 . A decorative cover configured to be removably attachable to and generally cover a knot associated with a tied necktie positioned around and under the collar of a shirt worn by the user, the cover comprising:
 a solid panel having a top edge region, a base pocket region, and a pair of winged extension regions;   a closeable clasp secured on the back of the solid panel extending up from the base pocket region, the closeable clasp comprising a clasp base and a clasp spring clip configured to separated and open at a top of the clasp (positioned on the top edge region of the cover) and having a closed spring element at the base of the clasp that preferences the clasp open, the closeable clasp further comprising a top hook positioned to engage the clasp spring clip to close the clasp once in place;   wherein, the top-opening clasp may be opened and slid up around the typically horizontal fabric material making up the front of a necktie knot and may then be closed to secure the cover and restrict its vertical movement.

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