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FAMILIAR FITS The First Shirt Button — Concealed Patch Concept (Version 02) Silent animation: 14.4 seconds, 1920 × 1080, 30 frames per second. 0:00–0:02 THE FAMILIAR LOOK A sage-green shirt has a conventional collar, center placket and ordinary light-colored buttons. No silver hardware or patch is visible from outside. On-screen: “The familiar look. A second concept for your magnetic shirt button.” 0:02–0:06 HIDDEN UNDER FABRIC The view moves to the inside of two separate shirt plackets. Each has a small, color-matched fabric patch. The patches briefly become transparent to reveal the round silver magnetic hardware beneath, then return to opaque fabric. This transparency is a diagram convention, not the proposed appearance of the finished patch. Patch edges are emphasized for clarity. On-screen: “Hidden under fabric. Thin, color-matched patches conceal the round hardware.” 0:06–0:10.8 COVERED, THEN ALIGNED A conceptual section shows the two plackets in profile. The round silver hardware sits beneath a thin fabric cover on each inner side. A regular button is represented on the outside of the front placket. The two covered halves move inward and align as the plackets meet; fabric remains between the magnetic halves. This is an illustration of the proposed arrangement, not a tested attachment or performance demonstration. On-screen: “Covered. Then aligned. Two concealed magnetic halves, one on each placket.” On-screen: “Concept section / not to scale.” On-screen: “Concept only. Attachment and magnetic hold are untested.” 0:10.8–0:14.4 ONLY THE SHIRT SHOWS The view returns to the normal shirt exterior with its regular buttons. Neither silver hardware nor patch is visible from outside. On-screen: “Only the shirt shows. A regular button outside. The magnetic concept underneath.” PERSISTENT CONCEPT LABEL AND CAUTION “Concealed patch concept • attachment method untested” “Contains magnets. Check implant guidance before use.” “Fit and opening force are untested.” PITCH POSTER The poster pairs the normal exterior with an inside view of a ghosted fabric patch over silver hardware. A small conceptual section shows a covered magnetic half on each side. The poster identifies the attachment method and magnetic hold as untested and retains the magnet caution. SCOPE This second variant explores concealment under a small, color-matched fabric patch. It does not specify an attachment process or assert that ironing, heat, adhesive, sewing or another method is suitable. No heat settings, installation instructions, dimensions, laundering or durability claims are provided. Patch material, assembly details, retention, opening force and fit require development and testing. The regular outside button is an illustrative exterior appearance, not a confirmed retrofit or load-bearing design.

Familiar Fits: The First Shirt Button Revised screw-back magnetic-button concept Short description A 16.4-second silent illustrated concept in Familiar Fits navy, cream and sage, with round silver hardware. A person in a sage shirt introduces the concept. A labeled side-section illustration shows a round screw-back plate and threaded post on one side of placket A, and a round magnetic base on its other side. The post advances through the fabric section into the base. A matching magnetic mate appears on the inward-facing side of placket B. The two plackets move toward each other until the magnetic faces meet. The film closes with “Your clothes. Your choice.” On-screen sequence 0.0–2.4 seconds “The shirt you already love.” “Your screw-back magnetic-button concept.” A person in a sage shirt is shown with their hands near a shirt fastener. 2.4–6.8 seconds “01 / Secure the base” “Screw through. Hold in place.” “A threaded post retains the base across one placket.” The hardware starts apart, with the fabric section between the screw-back plate and the magnetic base. The plate and base move toward the fabric and the threaded post seats into the base. The installed assembly remains in view for the later steps. Labels: Screw-back plate. Threaded post. Magnetic base. Placket A. “The post retains the base across one placket.” “Round silver hardware, based on your reference.” “Fabric preparation and exact fit still need confirmation.” 6.8–10.0 seconds “02 / Add its mate” “One part. Each placket.” “Place the matching magnetic mate on the other side.” A second fabric section and its matching round silver magnetic mate appear opposite the installed base. The two magnetic faces point inward toward one another. Labels: Magnetic base. Matching magnetic mate. Placket A. Placket B. “A matching mate sits on the opposite placket.” “Magnetic faces point toward each other.” “Partner attachment detail remains to be confirmed.” 10.0–13.8 seconds “03 / Connect” “Bring them together.” “Opposite magnetic poles face each other to connect.” The two plackets move inward. The magnetic mating faces meet and remain joined briefly. The screw-retained assembly stays attached to placket A throughout. Labels: Magnetic faces meet. Placket A. Placket B. “Bring the plackets together to connect.” “Opposite magnetic poles face each other.” “Concept only. Retention and opening force are untested.” 13.8–16.4 seconds “Familiar Fits” “Your clothes. Your choice.” “Familiar Fits shirt-button prototype concept.” The wearer returns in the same illustration style. Persistent caution Contains magnets. Check implant guidance before use. Check fit and opening force. Concept labels The mechanical sequence is labeled “Section view / Not to scale” and “Prototype concept.” Its footer identifies it as a Familiar Fits prototype concept based on the reference photo and product-spec sheet.

Familiar Fits: no-tie elastic laces Short description A silent 12-second illustration in cream, navy and sage. A foot stays in a laced sneaker. One hand steadies the lace ends while the other presses a spring-loaded lock, slides it down toward the shoe, then lets go. The final shoe has no tied bow. On-screen sequence 00:00.000–00:02.150: Keep the shoes. Skip the bow. Elastic laces replace a conventional shoelace bow. 00:02.150–00:04.350: Press the lace lock. Hold the lace ends and press the spring-loaded top. 00:04.350–00:07.500: Set the tension. Keep the top pressed as the lock moves toward the shoe. 00:07.500–00:09.600: Release to hold. Let go and check the fit feels comfortable. 00:09.600–00:12.000: Your shoes. Your choice. A different fastening action for clothes you already own. Persistent note Installed laces shown. Check fit before trimming. Simplified demonstration; follow the maker’s guide.

Familiar Fits: drawstring threading aid Short description A silent 12-second illustration in cream, navy and sage. A pair of drawstring pants introduces a waistband repair. The cord passes through the eyes of a flexible threader. A labeled opened-out cutaway shows the blunt end traveling through the existing channel and the cord following behind. The pants return with two cord ends at the waist. On-screen sequence 00:00.000–00:02.150: Keep the pants. Replace the cord. A threader guides a cord through an existing waistband. 00:02.150–00:04.350: Start with the cord. Thread it through an eye, or both eyes to hold it more firmly. 00:04.350–00:07.500: Follow the waistband. Feed the blunt end into the existing channel. 00:07.500–00:09.600: Bring the cord through. Pull the threader so the cord follows through the channel. 00:09.600–00:12.000: Your pants. Your choice. One small garment repair for clothes you already own. Persistent note Needs an existing waistband channel. For openings ¼ inch or larger. Simplified demonstration; follow the maker’s guide.

Familiar Fits — BeltBro Pro no-buckle side belt Silent motion reference, 12 seconds, 1920 × 1080, 30 fps. 0.0–2.2 s: Familiar Fits introduces a no-buckle side belt on an illustrated jeans waistband. The garment is shown from the side, with no person or body depicted. 2.2–4.5 s: The same close-up shows a strap already threaded behind two existing side belt loops. One tab has already been folded inward. 4.5–7.4 s: The other free tab rises, folds back across the side loop and settles onto the strap’s hook-and-loop face. A curved direction arrow disappears once the fold is complete. 7.4–10.1 s: The closed tab is held in view, with a reminder to adjust overlap and check the fit. 10.1–12.0 s: The completed side fastening remains visible beside “Your clothes. Your choice.” Always-visible notes: Match the strap to your belt loops. Check the fit before wearing. Reference illustration, not a team prototype. One side is shown; follow the manufacturer’s fitting guidance. Scope: This is a simplified visual explanation of folding and fastening an already-threaded side strap. It is not a full installation tutorial, a product test, or a promise of one-handed use. It does not demonstrate a full-waist belt or claim a health benefit. Manufacturer reference: https://store.beltbro.com/blogs/news/post-purchase-faq

Familiar Fits — Dritz 2¼-inch Soft Bra-Back Extender Silent motion reference, 12 seconds, 1920 × 1080, 30 fps. 0.0–2.2 s: Familiar Fits introduces a bra-back extender in a garment-only flat-lay closure detail. No person or body is depicted. 2.2–4.5 s: An illustrated white extender lowers between the existing band ends. Its three hooks and four positions of three eyes are shown. The text asks viewers to match the hook count and spacing. 4.5–7.4 s: The extender moves to the left so that its hooks join the bra’s original eyes. 7.4–10.1 s: The other bra band end moves inward, and its original hooks join an eye position on the extender. 10.1–12.0 s: The joined closure remains visible beside “Your clothes. Your choice.” Always-visible notes: Match width, hook count and spacing. An extender adds band length. Reference illustration, not a team prototype. The rear closure remains at the back. Scope: This is a simplified reference of inserting an extender between compatible bra closure ends. It does not turn a rear closure into a front closure, change cup size, promise easier reach, or claim a health benefit. Manufacturer reference: https://prymamericas.com/products/dritzsftbckxtdr214