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WO/2002/019013A1 |
The present invention relates to toric-shaped see through lenses (20) used in eyewear (70). The lenses have a substantially constant thickness and have a base curve with a substantially constant radius of curvature of at least 15 mm and ...
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WO/2002/008819A1 |
The invention relates to a spectacle side which is directly linked to the lens rings of a spectacle frame or in the case of frameless spectacles, directly linked to a spectacle lens, and which hold a pair of spectacles on the head of a s...
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WO/2001/095018A1 |
Disclosed is an eyewear retention system, which extends across the top of the wearer's head for supporting at least one lens in the wearer's field of view. The retention system includes at least a first and a second support component, wh...
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WO/2001/091679A1 |
An adjustable lens holding device (10) with a frame (12) having two lens holders (14, 16), a base (30), and user-adjustable means carried by the frame (12) and base (30) for fitting the device (10) to an individual user and different hea...
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WO/2001/088600A1 |
An improved eyeglass retainer is disclosed, having annular closure (351) attaching to the eyeglass frames. The annular closure draws the material of the retainer over the attachment means (311) of the retainer, and bunches (322) and cons...
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WO/2001/081984A1 |
A neck strap attachable to the foldable side pieces of a pair of eyeglasses, making it possible for an individual to wear his glasses hanging from the neck, with a decorative locket of rigid material, joinable to the cable of the neck st...
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WO/2001/074277A1 |
Safety eyewear is presented which is provided with particulate and liquid sealing around a frame containing lens/lenses and having temples that provide adjustment of the eyewear to a pantoscopic angle. The eyewear is provided with an adj...
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WO2001010337A3 |
An eye shield assembly (10) is provided for use in conjunction with a hat (12) having a brim (14). The eye shield assembly (10) includes a frame (16) and a lens (18) mounted to the frame (16). The opposite sides of the frame (16) are piv...
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WO/2001/029606A1 |
A multi-purpose eyeglass retainer (100) is provided which is capable of connecting to a temple (12) of an eyeglass frame in multiple fashions. The retainer (100) includes an elongated, flexible cord (112). A slipknot (114) is formed on b...
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WO/2001/013164A1 |
The invention relates to apparatus (1) for supporting eyeglass (2) equipment round the neck of a user comprising suspension means (3) for carrying the equipment and means (4) for varying the length of the suspension means whereby to adju...
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WO/2001/010260A1 |
An apparatus for the removable retention of personal property having a back (2) for attachment to a surface, a front (4) for engagement of an item, a vertical aperture (8A) defined within and between the front (4) and back (2). The apert...
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WO/2001/010337A2 |
An eye shield assembly (10) is provided for use in conjunction with a hat (12) having a brim (14). The eye shield assembly (10) includes a frame (16) and a lens (18) mounted to the frame (16). The opposite sides of the frame (16) are piv...
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WO/2001/009666A1 |
A clip (2) is integrally formed with or attached to each temple piece (13) of a pair of eyeglasses (1), to hold the eyeglasses to a garment, such as a pocket of a shirt or a belt. The clip may be molded of thermoplastic resins such as po...
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WO/2001/006301A1 |
Low-cost glasses which are convenient to carry, easy to maintain and recyclable, which consist of an approximately rectangular single plastic member formed by injection-molding and which are provided at the lower middle of the plastic me...
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WO/2000/075715A1 |
This invention relates to a one-piece plastics material spectacle frame comprising a front portion and at least one integral arm, with integral hinge means which permits folding of at least one of the arms towards the front portion.
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WO2000053269B1 |
The present multi-purpose eyewear (100) uses a pliable frame (103) and nose bridge in cooperation with strap adjustment and quick release mechanisms (141, 142, 143) to enable multiple uses of the eyewear (100) and adjustment of the eyewe...
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WO/2000/053269A1 |
The present multi-purpose eyewear (100) uses a pliable frame (103) and nose bridge in cooperation with strap adjustment and quick release mechanisms (141, 142, 143) to enable multiple uses of the eyewear (100) and adjustment of the eyewe...
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WO/2000/046627A1 |
An improved eyeglass retainer (321) is disclosed, having annular closure means on the ends thereof that attach to the eyeglass frames. The annular closure means draws the material of the retainer over the attachment means (331) of the re...
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WO/2000/043823A1 |
The present invention provides low cost, integral, bi-directional, plastic reading glasses formed by injection molding having a number of different attachment means including an integral clip, a tethering location, and optional attachmen...
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WO/2000/030488A1 |
An eyeglass holder (10) for securing eyeglasses (102) to a material (100) including a first clip (12) for removably attaching the eyeglass holder (10) to the material (100). The first clip (12) including a first arm (18). The eyeglass ho...
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WO/2000/028848A1 |
A cap (10, 110) has spectacles (20, 120) which can extend down from, or be retracted to be against the underside of, the peak (12, 112). Arms (23, 123) on the spectacles (20, 120), are hingedly mounted on mounting blocks (25, 125) and co...
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WO/2000/022475A1 |
A pair of grips is provided for use on the side arms of a pair of spectacles so as to restrain the spectacles from slipping off the wearer when in use. Each grip (20) comprises a sleeve (50) made of resilient material for fitting onto th...
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WO/2000/020914A1 |
An article and method are disclosed providing a spectacle kit having a protective mask insert clip and detachable means for attaching a spectacle front piece (10) firmly to the protective mask insert (34), by snapping the receiver (24) o...
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WO/2000/010156A1 |
A head mounted display system (10) includes an improved image display module (14) and flexible support (90) therefore that allows the user to position the displayed image wherever he wants. The support includes a flexible arm formed of a...
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WO/2000/008514A1 |
A hair restraint attachable to eyewear is provided so as to enable a person wearing long hair to maintain the hair in as natural a manner as possible while preventing the hair from falling forwardly when the person tilts his or her head ...
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WO/2000/005617A1 |
The invention relates to spectacles comprising two spectacle lenses (1, 2), at least one resting surface (6) for the nose of a spectacles wearer, and two supporting elements (7, 8) which are laterally arrange on the spectacle lenses (1, ...
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WO/2000/004413A1 |
A hinge assembly for head worn visors and the like having first and second sleeves, said first sleeve positioned adjacent and coaxial to said second sleeve, whereby said first sleeve is pivotable relative to said second sleeve, a plunger...
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WO/2000/003287A1 |
Eyewear with earpieces (38, 40) supported from a wearer's ear with option audio apparatus for use by the wearer, having a front frame browpiece portion including a front transparent panel (28) that may be tinted and/or may be designed to...
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WO/1999/061950A2 |
A device for securing eyeglasses (30) on a person's head is disclosed. A pair of elastomeric retainers (38) are secured along temples (36) of a pair of eyeglasses (30) for positioning behind a person's ears.
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WO/1999/049351A1 |
The present invention is an eyeglass frame arrangement fabricated of a combination of a generally rigid, strong, nonelastic lens support, nose bridge, eye socket engager, and temple bows (13). The arrangement is also equipped with a gene...
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WO/1999/025279A1 |
Sport glasses are disclosed which include a frame having a substantially laterally extending arcuate upper portion, a nose piece integral with and centrally depending therefrom, and a pair of temples, which are hingedly mounted to the fr...
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WO/1999/026105A1 |
The invention concerns a device which can be applied to or built into the arms of the frame, in which the cord is contained and from which it is extracted each time the wearer wishes to drop the spectacles on his chest holding them by th...
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WO/1999/018470A1 |
The present invention relates to an accessory for working with electronic devices that include screens for representing images, texts, letters, etc. This accessory comprises a system for fixing it to the head of a user, wherein said syst...
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WO/1999/000693A1 |
The invention concerns a bow (1) of spectacles (2) comprising means (3) capable of being maintained by the hair of the person wearing the spectacles (2) when they are positioned on the head. The invention is particularly useful in the ma...
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WO/1998/059273A1 |
A head-mounted carrier for supporting an optical apparatus intended to be positioned in front of at least one eye of a user. The carrier being devised such that en elongate member or a cable, preferably comprising electric or optical con...
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WO/1998/055894A1 |
An eyesight and hearing safety apparatus (20) for use by a human being. The apparatus comprises a front guard portion (22) including a front transparent panel for protecting the eyesight of the human being. The apparatus further comprise...
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WO/1998/045748A1 |
Eyeglasses which are light in weight and small in size, can be fitted easily to the face, held firmly, and put off easily. The eyeglasses include two nose pads (18, 18') and two temple pads (24, 24'). The nose pads (18, 18') extend from ...
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WO/1998/040780A1 |
The invention concerns a device for retaining a pair of spectacles comprising a cord (10) and two fasteners located at the ends of the cord to enclose each bow (20) of the spectacles, each fastener comprising a loop (12 or 14) consisting...
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WO/1998/038544A1 |
Safety eyewear (10) is presented which is provided with particulate sealing (22) around a frame containing lens/lenses and having temples (14, 16) that provide adjustment of the eyewear to a pantoscopic angle. The eyewear (10) is provide...
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WO/1998/034151A1 |
The invention concerns a fastening system, in particular for spectacle chain, comprising an external sliding tube with moderate or high friction, or to be screwed on an internal elongated element provided on one side with a cut forming a...
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WO/1998/029777A1 |
The invention relates to a system for permanently fastening a safety chain or string onto the arm of eyeglasses. The system prevents the string from slipping while allowing the arm to be placed with ease around the contour of the ear. Th...
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WO/1998/026323A1 |
A hingeless temple for eyewear comprises a unitary length of flexible material such as a shape-memory metal or metal alloy which has a forward section, an elongated section and a flexible pivot section between the forward and elongated s...
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WO/1998/011466A1 |
The nose-gripless frame of eyeglasses of the present invention includes a contacting device (20), which is mounted flexibly on each rim (2), comprising a cylinder (21) rotatably connected with the frame by a joint bolt (4), a spring inse...
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WO/1998/003893A1 |
Eye wear that is structured to give a customized fit to each individual wearer is disclosed. The eye wear (10) comprises a lens-supporting frame (12), a surface engaging member (30) and a retractable device (36) interconnecting the lens-...
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WO/1997/050013A1 |
Disclosed is a hingeless eyeglass frame (12) designed so the entire eyeglass frame provides a medially directed force at the posterior portion of the earstems (16, 18) to increase the retentive force between the eyewear and the head. In ...
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WO/1997/033190A1 |
Conventional styled sunglasses having accessory attachment means so that an accessory can be secured to the sunglasses. The sunglasses have facial means comprising a nose piece (5), a band (13) located above the eyes of a wearer and stra...
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WO1996024877A3 |
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WO/1996/024877A2 |
Temples for eyewear include a first portion for contacting the head of the wearer and a second portion for connecting the first temple portion to the eyewear front. The first temple portion is movable to accommodate a wide variety of hea...
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WO/1996/024315A1 |
An article of eyewear (10) having a main frame (11) in the form of conventional spectacles, the main frame (11) defining a pair of lens mounting frames (12) for mounting lenses (15) and seal mounting members (17) at the rear of each lens...
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WO/1996/007121A1 |
Improvement relating to rings for securing cords and chains to spectacle side pieces. The invention concerns a specific securing ring having a semi-circular cross section with a flat base that (Figure 1, A and B) is completely in contact...
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