Fur Scarf Or Muff Patents (Class 223/97)
  • Patent number: 7481340
    Abstract: An apparel accessory holder is described. An elongated panel is suspended by a hook from a standard support rod. One side of the panel contains a series of hook and loop locking pads for securing heavy and bulky items such as handbags, while the opposite side contains a series of gentle magnetic locking pads for delicate, amorphous items such as scarves. The hook connection permits swiveling the panel left and right or up and down 360°. Written indicia guide the user to recommended storage procedures; and making one side softer to the touch provides an additional sensory direction to the user. The holder provides added convenience for apparel accessory storage and retrieval within the home, and for a variety of merchandise displays.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 26, 2007
    Date of Patent: January 27, 2009
    Inventor: Gerald P. Murphy
  • Patent number: 7377409
    Abstract: An organizer for holding a variety of items in one location having a body with a hook shaped upper portion, for hanging the organizer on a support, and a neck portion. The neck portion having an aperture extending therethrough for receiving items, and a line extending from a portion of the body adjacent the aperture for securing items extending through the aperture, and a second hook shaped portion extending from the top of the hook shaped upper portion, and the hook shaped upper portion has a third hook shaped portion extending from a side portion below the second hook shaped portion, and the hook shaped upper portion, the second hook shaped portion, and the third hook shaped portion each have an aperture extending therethrough.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 11, 2005
    Date of Patent: May 27, 2008
    Inventor: Michael E. Brown
  • Patent number: 4778088
    Abstract: A garment carrier which is particularly suited for holding scarves, mufflers, gloves and the like. The garment carrier of the present invention includes a hanger adapted to be hung on a conventional closet bar. At least one set of rings having a plurality of different size rings are secured to each other so that the rings increase in diameter from one end and to the other end of the set. The smallest ring is then attached to the hanger so that the set of rings depends downwardly from the hanger. Each ring forms an opening which is designed to receive a garment, such as a scarf, muffler or the like therethrough. In addition, preferably spring loaded clips are also secured to and depend downwardly from the hanger and are adapted to hold gloves, hats and the like.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 15, 1987
    Date of Patent: October 18, 1988
    Inventor: Anne Miller