Posted: January 25, 2010

Hook and I

 


 

Here’s one that came in via email today: a bracelet that turns into a purse hook.

I’ve been carrying a purse hook ever since I sat next to the most elegant woman years ago at a dinner party in Lyon, France. The woman arrived, pulled out a carved wooden purse hook and hooked her evening bag to the table. She then looked at my own purse, lying forlornly at my feet, and said—in the nicest possible way—“It’s bad luck to put your purse on the floor.”

I’ve been—ahem—hooked ever since.

As soon as I got home, I bought my own. I’ve since carted it around the world and I get a reaction every time I use it. The only drawback is that the hook gets lost in my purse. Once, when I was rummaging through my bag looking for the hook, I tipped over a glass of water into the lap of one of my dining partners.

The Clipa could solve my rummage problem. Made by Irvine, Calif.–based Topcor, the patent-pending Clipa is pretty cute as a bangle bracelet. But it’s super cute clipped to the handle of a purse—and comes in several gold and silver finishes. There’s also a special-edition pink verion; 10 percent of the sales of the Clipa for a Cure version is donated to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation.  

 



COMMENTS (2)
Posted: by Je' Marie
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Hook and I
If you think you loved the Clipa, visit www.thefumi.com for the original inventors of the bracelet purse hook. Clipa credits our invention on various youtube and morning news programs. While visiting trade shows they purchased our product early 2009. Then launched their product in 7/09. Our FUMI has new styles and look for our new invention in early 2011.

Posted: by Fanni
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
SrYsKSxT
That's a pontsig full of insight!

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