Abstract: A case for a portable electronic device is provided including a primary cover having an outer surface and an inner surface, the inner surface dimensioned to securely retain the portable electronic device. The case further includes a pouch to receive a pair of reading glasses on the outer surface of the primary cover. The pouch is secured to the outer surface by a receiver in the form of a pair of parallel tracks disposed on the outer surface of the primary cover that mates with a pair of corresponding rails disposed on the pouch.

Abstract: A case for a portable electronic device is provided, including a primary cover having an outer surface and an inner surface, the inner surface dimensioned to securely retain the portable electronic device, and a pouch to receive a pair of reading glasses on the outer surface of the primary cover. The pouch is secured to the outer surface by a receiver in the form of a pair of parallel tracks disposed on the outer surface of the primary cover that mates with a pair of corresponding rails disposed on the pouch. The cover has a top edge, a bottom edge, a left edge and a right edge. The parallel tracks are parallel to the top edge and the bottom edge.

Abstract: A case for a portable electronic device is provided including a primary cover having an outer surface and an inner surface, the inner surface dimensioned to securely retain the portable electronic device. The case further includes a pouch to receive a pair of reading glasses on the outer surface of the primary cover. The pouch is secured to the outer surface by a receiver in the form of a pair of parallel tracks disposed on the outer surface of the primary cover that mates with a pair of corresponding rails disposed on the pouch.

Abstract: An eyeglass frame having a pair of temple arms and a lens frame is provided, each temple arm having a first end rotatably disposed on the lens frame, a second end, and at least one aperture between the first and second end. A flat, ornamental insert having two sides is pivotally disposed in each aperture from a first position to a second position wherein the ornamental insert is secured in the aperture by a pivot pin about which the ornamental insert pivots such that one of the two sides is visible on an outer surface of its associated temple arm. Each ornamental insert has at least one magnet to mate with an magnet attraction surface in its associated temple arm to secure the ornamental insert in position for wear.

Abstract: An eyeglass frame having a pair of temple arms and a lens frame is provided, each temple arm having a first end rotatably disposed on the lens frame, a second end, and at least one aperture between the first and second end. A flat, ornamental insert having two sides is pivotally disposed in each aperture from a first position to a second position wherein the ornamental insert is secured in the aperture by a pivot pin about which the ornamental insert pivots such that one of the two sides is visible on an outer surface of its associated temple arm.

Abstract: A hanger system for glasses includes glasses, a carrier, and a hanger. The glasses include a frame, lenses, hinges, and temple arms. The hanger includes a main body having a top portion for attachment to a hook and a lower portion for securing the carrier. A support is cantilevered from the main body. A first end of the support is integral to the top portion and extends out a distance of at least the depth the glasses, the second end has a hinged tab and has an aperture to receive one of the pair of temple arms. The glasses are supported where front of the frame is oriented toward the main body and the temple arms are oriented away from main body. The hinged tab provides for opening of the temple arms to allow a user to try on the glasses while the glasses remain attached to the hanger.

Abstract: A hanger system for glasses includes glasses, a carrier, and a hanger. The glasses include a frame, lenses, hinges, and temple arms. The hanger includes a main body having a top portion for attachment to a hook and a lower portion for securing the carrier. A support is cantilevered from the main body. A first end of the support is integral to the top portion and extends out a distance of at least the depth the glasses, the second end has a hinged tab and has an aperture to receive one of the pair of temple arms. The glasses are supported where front of the frame is oriented toward the main body and the temple arms are oriented away from main body. The hinged tab provides for opening of the temple arms to allow a user to try on the glasses while the glasses remain attached to the hanger.