DE1059158B - Hood, especially hair veil - Google Patents

Description

GERMAN

The invention relates to a hood, in particular to a hair veil.

It is known to use F'risierschleier with a system, e.g. B. a band for both the forehead and for to provide the neck, as well as with drawstrings arranged on the long sides. The known designs either has the disadvantage that it does not go from the head without impairing the hairstyle could be removed, or there was the disadvantage that the hair veil was only in a very specific Position could be placed on the head and that the pulling of the drawstrings could only be done in one way specific direction. If you wanted a different layer of hair veil or a different one Provide the direction of pull of the straps, so the hair veil had to be removed again, but what disadvantageously is also associated with an impairment of the hairstyle.

Another hood that has become known and made of transparent material is the triangular shape and serves to cover a section that has already been coiffed, there are guides on the edges provided, through which straps are pulled. The ones looking out of the hood Tape ends of two adjacent edge sides are connected to one another and provided with clips, around the hood by attaching the clips

Set of clothes. The retaining straps can be pulled to both sides in the guides unless the belts are quilted according to a special design. The movability the tape is only used to be able to change the position of the clips on the items of clothing and not to fix the hood on the head itself. This hood thus has the disadvantage that they add additional elements, such as B. Clips, needed to attach to clothing, on the Head to be held securely.

A hood has also become known in which a headband is firmly quilted to the edge of the hood is provided, which extends over both sides of the head. Instead of the neck band two bands arranged, each with one of their ends in the manner of the pompadour closure alternately attached to the hood. After all, it is known, in the case of almost rectangular hoods, the fixed forehead and Have neck straps to arrange drawstrings in guides in the long sides. These drawstrings are but firmly connected to the hood on the neck side and only protrude on the front side. Even These hoods have the disadvantage that they can be quickly adapted to a wide variety of hairstyles not possible.

The aim of the invention is to provide a hood,

Hood, especially hair veil

Applicant:

Rudolf Voelkel
and Wally Voelkel, née Kurth,
Okarben (Kr. Friedberg, Hess.),
Main street 101

Rudolf Voelkel and Wally Voelkel, née Kurth,
Okarben (Kr. Friedberg, Hess.),
have been named as inventors

in particular to create a hair veil which does not adhere to the disadvantages mentioned. The invention therefore suggests that in a hood with fixed forehead and neck bands only on the long sides in Guides arranged drawstrings the drawstrings towards each of their ends opposite the hood are pulled, the ends of the drawstrings are held stronger than the guides.

If the hair veil or the protective hood is placed on the head, it remains the choice of the person leave which ends of the drawstrings to pull together the hood and thus gather the Wants to grab hairstyle. You can thus make the contraction of the hood as it is for the respective Hairstyle as well as personal convenience is most favorable.

In order to continue to increase the usability of the hair veil or a hood, for example in the middle of the long side of the hood means for gripping and pulling out the drawstrings on the Guides may be provided.

According to a preferred embodiment of the invention, the headband and the neckband have such a hood or hair veil the same length, so that in the unfolded state the Hood has a rectangular shape. Confusion when placing the hood or the veil on the The head in relation to the forehead and neck can no longer enter. It turns out that z. B. a Contraction of the drawstrings at their forward end is not favorable, so can easily leave the veil on the head and the drawstrings in another place, be it in the middle

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Claims (4)

or be it in the back, to be gathered up. This is possible without affecting the hairstyle in the least. Another advantage of the invention is seen in the fact that the tapes, should they be destroyed or damaged, can be easily replaced. . In the drawings, an embodiment of a hair veil according to the invention is shown, namely Fig. 1 shows a view in the expanded state, Fig. 2, 3 and 4 different possibilities of gathering. In the exemplary embodiments, the invention is explained using a hair veil. The invention can also be based on a z. B. can be realized from a plastic protective hood. The hair veil consists of a rectangular tulle 1. This tulle is preferably a so-called veil tulle, which is knitted or woven in the shape of a cross, ao with a mesh size of 5 × 5 mm. The drawstrings 4 and 5 are braided into the longitudinal web edges 2 and 3 of the tulle 1. But you could instead also use the tapes in other guides, e.g. B. in hollow seams or sewn cavities. It is essential that the straps are longitudinally displaceable or pullable on both sides. The ends of the bands, namely 4 ', 4 "or 5', 5" are provided with knots 6, 7 or 8, 9 or other corresponding reinforcements, so that, for. B. when pulling at the ends 4 ", 5", the ends 4 ', 5' cannot be pulled through the long sides of the tulle. Approximately in the middle of the long sides, the bands 4j 5 at 10 and 11 can also be grasped and pulled out. This can be done in such a way that a small plate 12, 13 is provided at this point so that two to three loops of the selvedge are skipped when the tape is woven into the longitudinal selvedges or an opening is provided when the guides are closed. The headband, which is denoted by numeral 14 in Fig. 1, and the opposite neckband 15 have the same length, so that when the hair veil or the hood is placed on the head no confusion of the forehead and neck can occur. With reference to FIGS. 2 to 4, the different ways of pulling the ribbons and thus the different ways of gathering the veil are shown. In the illustration according to FIG. 2, the straps 4, 5 are pulled at their ends 4 ', 5', which are directed towards the forehead, so that the veil is gathered at the side of the neck. In the illustration according to FIG. 3, the pull and the gathering take place exactly the other way round, namely at the ends 4 ", 5". According to FIG. 4, the bands 4, 5 have been grasped and pulled in their middle on the "platelets 12, 13". 1. Hood, in particular a hair veil with forehead and neck band and with on the opposite _ .. lying longitudinal side drawstrings arranged in guides, which protrude tangibly, characterized in that that the drawstrings after each of their. The ends are arranged so that they can be pulled away from the hood . with the ends of the drawstrings being held stronger than the guides. 2. Hood according to claim 1, characterized in that approximately in the middle of the longitudinal side of the Hood central - intended for gripping and pulling the drawstrings out of the guides are. - 3. Hood according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the train approximately in its middle. Ribbons with a plate or the like. Are provided. 4. Hood according to one or more of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the The headband and the neck band are the same length, so that the extended hood is a Has rectangular shape. Considered publications:
German Patent Nos. 556 184, 731 337;
U.S. Patent No. 2,152,894. 1 sheet of drawings ©. 909 530/20 6.59