Abstract: A fastening mechanism for fastening eyewear, such as spectacles or clip-on lenses, to clothing has a first and second clips pivotally connected by a pivot. The first clip has jaws is for gripping the eyewear on extremities of pivotally connected respective first and second jaws thereof. The second clip has jaws is for gripping the clothing on extremities of pivotally connected respective first and second jaws thereof. The pivot connects the first lever of the first clip to one of the levers of the second clip, and is situated generally longitudinally opposite the extremities of the first clip, thereby permitting the clips to be freely pivoted relative one another by gravity to suspend the jaws of the first clip, and thereby the eyewear, below the pivot. The jaws of the first clip have cushions which abuttingly contact the eyewear when gripped by the jaws of the first clip.

Abstract: The invention consists of a removable fastening mechanism designed for eyewear such as glasses or auxiliary sunglasses of the type clip-on. The mechanism is composed of two spring-loaded clips connected by an articulating pivot allowing the glasses to be suspended in a vertical position. The lower clip is specifically composed of two small cushions made of rubber or plastic material, designed to hold the glasses by the lens, glass or by any part or portion of the frame.