JP2006183154A - School garment - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a school garment ensuring operation of a safety device in an emergency situation so as to protect a pupil or a student from kidnapping, a taking-away incident or the like. <P>SOLUTION: The school garment is provided with an inner pocket 20 for housing a safety device such as a GPS terminal sending a rescue request signal via a button operation. The inner pocket 20 is formed through sewing a layered fabric 21 obtained by superimposing an electromagnetic wave-shielding fabric and a cushion material on the wrong side of the school garment so as to form an opening part at its upper part. The inner pocket 20 is provided with an operation hole 22 for operating the button at a position corresponding to that of the button of the safety device housed inside the pocket, and a fixing means closing up the opening part. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention can prevent schoolchildren from being kidnapped or taken away, and can facilitate emergency rescues in the event of an emergency (school for safety) Clothes).

  Recently, there have been many kidnapping cases of elementary and junior high school students. Many kidnapping cases occurred when going to school, especially when leaving school. It has been pointed out that due to circumstances specific to the school and school year, the return time is likely to vary, making it difficult to monitor. However, at schools and homes, measures such as providing children with security buzzers and mobile phones have been taken, but this has not been sufficient.

  On the other hand, GPS (Global Positioning System) terminals, which have been developed for use in automobiles, have been reduced in size, and have been provided in mobile phones and dedicated small devices. For example, the location information and on-site express service “Cocosecom” (registered trademark) provided by Secom Co., Ltd. is constantly monitoring the location information of people carrying dedicated terminals with artificial satellites, The main content is that an emergency response person rushes to the scene when the location information is notified by telephone inquiry or the like, or a rescue signal is received from a dedicated terminal (Non-patent Document 1).

  Therefore, recently, not only are the GPS terminals made into such dedicated terminals housed in the clothes pockets, but also clothes equipped with GPS terminals have been provided. For example, the GPS terminal is sewn on clothes of infants or lower-grade children, particularly pants and skirts that are less likely to be removed (Patent Document 1).

JP 2002-302811 A (page 4 [0014]) SECOM Co., Ltd. “What is Cocosecom?” [Online], [Searched on December 17, 2004], Internet <URL: http://www.855756.com/whats.html>

  Certainly, it would be difficult to remove the GPS terminal once it was sewn on clothes, so it would be advantageous for children in that the suspicious person could not remove the GPS terminal unless the clothes were discarded. It was fatal that the GPS terminal could not be attached / detached in school uniforms that required the school. On the other hand, since the behavior of children and students is active, avoid situations where the GPS terminal housed in the clothes easily falls off, or when the GPS terminal in the clothes falls down and is injured due to the GPS terminal in the clothes. There must be.

  Also, for suspicious individuals, it is expected that the students themselves always have a GPS terminal itself, but it is expected to have a deterrent effect. If it can be determined or predicted, there is a risk that the GPS terminal will be removed shortly after issuing a rescue signal in an emergency.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and the problem is that the operation of the GPS terminal in an emergency is ensured while appealing to the outside that the GPS terminal is possessed. The purpose is to provide school clothes that can protect children from kidnapping and removal.

  In order to solve the expected problem, the school uniform according to the present invention has a school bag having an inner pocket for storing a safety device (GPS terminal, IC chip terminal, security buzzer, etc.) that transmits a rescue signal by a button operation. As the clothes, using the laminated cloth formed by superimposing the electromagnetic shielding cloth and the cushioning material in the inner pocket, the above-mentioned safety housed inside is sewn to the back of the school clothes so that an opening is formed above. An operation hole was provided at a position corresponding to the button of the apparatus, and a fixing means for closing the opening was provided. Operation buttons (rescue signal transmission buttons, etc.) on safety devices are typically a push-up method rather than a push method to prevent misoperation, so the safety device is completely contained inside the inner pocket. However, the operation button is formed to be exposed from the operation hole.

  Here, the school uniform is a concept including not only a winter jacket but also a suit jacket, a vest, trousers (including shorts) and a skirt. It is also a concept that includes not only uniforms but also school clothes worn as private clothes. Furthermore, the fixing means is not particularly limited as long as it can close the opening, and examples thereof include a hook-and-loop fastener and a dot button. The fixing means may be provided on a laminated cloth or the back of school clothes, or may be provided on a lid attached separately above the opening.

  Moreover, the operation hole formed in the inner pocket of the school uniform can be formed continuously from the edge of the laminated fabric used. When an independent through hole is provided in a two-piece cloth, it is extremely difficult to finish the edge of the through hole. However, if the through hole is formed continuously from the edge of the laminated cloth, a normal inside-out is provided. Processing can be performed.

  In the school uniform according to claim 3, paying attention to the fact that the safety device storage pochette is commercially available, the safety belt can be easily attached and detached by providing a holding belt for fixing the storage pochette on the school uniform side. It was. That is, a school uniform including a holding belt for fixing the safety device storage pochette, wherein at least one end of the holding belt is sewn to the back of the school uniform, and the other end of the holding belt is the school uniform. It is provided detachably on the back surface.

  The holding belt may be provided at a plurality of places in school clothes so that the student can select an arbitrary place and fix the safety device storage pochette.

  In the school uniform according to the present invention, a safety device such as a GPS terminal can be easily attached and detached, and children and students can be protected from electromagnetic waves caused by the safety device and injuries during a fall. In addition, since the operation button of the safety device is configured to be exposed from the inner pocket, the button can be reliably operated even in an emergency.

  And since the operation hole for exposing the operation button from the inner pocket is continuously formed from the edge of the laminated fabric, the edge of the operation hole can be beautifully finished by a normal reversing process, and an increase in manufacturing cost is suppressed. Can do.

  Moreover, in the school uniform provided with the holding belt so that the safety device storage pochette can be easily attached and detached, in addition to the conventional fixing to the trouser belt, the choice of the place where the safety device is mounted can be expanded. In particular, when holding belts are provided at a plurality of places on school clothes, it is possible to obtain time advantage even when an accident is encountered by disturbing the wearing places.

  The school clothes of the present invention will be described more specifically with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a front view showing school clothes 10 of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a view showing a state in which part A in the front body of the school uniform 10 of FIG. 1 is viewed from the back side (lining side). In FIG. 2, the part indicated by the thin hatching is the back side (lining) of the school uniform 10.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the school uniform 10 of the present invention has an inner pocket 20 for storing a GPS terminal (not shown). The inner pocket 20 is formed by attaching a laminated cloth 21 in which an electromagnetic shielding cloth and a cushioning material are superimposed on the back surface of the school uniform. This not only prevents the GPS terminal housed in the inner pocket 20 from being damaged when the wearer of the school uniform 10 falls or collides with something, but also emits from the GPS terminal. It is also possible to suppress the adverse effects of the electromagnetic waves generated on the body of the wearer of the school uniform 10. The inner pocket 20 is sewn to the back surface of the school uniform 20 and has an opening on the upper side. Further, the inner pocket 20 is provided with an operation hole 22 for operating the button at a position corresponding to the button of the GPS terminal accommodated therein, and a fixing means for closing the opening. Thereby, not only the operation of the GPS terminal accommodated in the inner pocket 20 is facilitated, but also the GPS terminal can be prevented from falling out of the inner pocket 20. In the school uniform 10 of this embodiment, the fixing means is provided by attaching a hook-and-loop fastener in the vicinity of the opening (on the inside of part D in FIG. 2) on the back of the school uniform 21 and the school uniform.

  The method for sewing the inner pocket 20 is not particularly limited, but is preferably performed as follows. First, the electromagnetic shielding cloth and the cushion material, in which cuts are continuously formed from the edge to the central portion, are folded over so that the respective cuts coincide. The cuts provided in the electromagnetic shielding cloth and the cushion material are for forming the operation hole 22. Next, the electromagnetic shielding cloth and the cushion material are sewn along the cut line (see the seam B in FIG. 2). Subsequently, either one of the electromagnetic shielding cloth or the cushioning material is turned over from the side where the cut is provided to the opposite side (the cut is continuously formed from the edges of the electromagnetic shielding material and the cushioning material). So you can flip it over.) At this time, the seam B is not visible from the outside. Finally, the inner pocket 20 is completed by sewing the edge portion of the laminated fabric 21 to the back surface of the school uniform 10 except for the upper opening (see seam C in FIG. 2). At this time, the orientation of the front and back of the laminated fabric 21 is not particularly limited, but usually, the cushioning material is sewn so as to be on the inner side (body side).

  The electromagnetic shielding cloth forming the laminated cloth 21 is not particularly limited as long as it has an electromagnetic shielding effect, and may be a cloth using a metal thin film or metal fiber, but the cloth may be made of a good conductor or a ferromagnetic material. The coating material is preferably coated. Thereby, it becomes possible to make the electromagnetic wave shielding cloth have a soft feel as a cloth. An example of the good conductor is copper, and an example of the ferromagnetic material is nickel. Moreover, the electromagnetic wave shielding effect can be improved by interposing zinc between copper (good conductor) and nickel (ferromagnetic material) or by making the coating material an alloy of copper, nickel and zinc. it can. In contrast, the cushioning material forming the laminated fabric 21 is not particularly limited as long as it has an impact absorbing function, but in the school uniform 10 of the present embodiment, a cushioning material having a cushioning property is put inside. A cloth is used. The cushion material may be quilted.

  The shape of the inner pocket 20 is not particularly limited as long as it can accommodate a safety device such as a GPS terminal, but is usually substantially rectangular. The opening of the inner pocket 20 may be V-cut or U-cut. As a result, the GPS terminal accommodated in the inner pocket 10 can be easily taken out. In addition, when the cut is provided from the upper edge (side portion forming the opening) of the laminated fabric 21, the button of the GPS terminal can be more easily operated. Further, the width near the opening of the inner pocket 20 may be narrowed. This makes it possible to further prevent the GPS terminal accommodated in the inner pocket 20 from falling off.

  The place where the inner pocket 20 is provided is not particularly limited as long as it is the back surface of the school uniform 10, but is usually provided on the front body side so that the GPS terminal can be easily operated. The inner pocket 20 may be provided on the back surface (inner side) of the outer pocket. Further, the inner pocket 20 may be provided only at one place, but it is preferable to provide it at a plurality of places. Thereby, not only the freedom degree of selection of the attachment position of a GPS terminal increases, but the accommodation place of a GPS terminal can also be disturbed with respect to a suspicious person.

  Next, the holding belt 30 will be described. The school uniform 10 of this embodiment is provided with a holding belt 30 for fixing a GPS terminal storage pochette (not shown) as shown in FIG. The GPS terminal storage pochette is a subordinate concept of the safety device storage pochette. One end of the holding belt 30 is sewn to the back surface of the school uniform 10, and a hook-and-loop fastener 31 is attached to the other end. The hook and loop fastener 31 can be fastened to the hook and loop fastener 32 provided on the back of the school uniform 10. Instead of the hook and loop fasteners 31 and 32, a dot button or the like may be attached to the holding belt 30. The GPS terminal storage pochette is generally provided with a holder (usually a loop belt) for fixing the GPS terminal storage pochette. By passing the holding belt 30 through the holder, It becomes possible to hang inside the school uniform 30.

  The place where the holding belt 30 is provided is not particularly limited as long as it is the back surface of the school uniform 10 like the inner pocket 20, but is usually provided on the front body side so that the GPS terminal can be easily operated. The holding belt 30 may be provided on the back surface (inside) of the outer pocket. Also, the holding belt 30 may be provided at only one place, but it is preferable to provide it at a plurality of places. Thereby, not only the freedom degree of selection of the attachment position of a GPS terminal increases, but the accommodation place of a GPS terminal can also be disturbed with respect to a suspicious person.

  In addition to the inner pocket 20 and the holding belt 30, the school uniform 10 according to the present embodiment has various contrivances in consideration of the safety of the children to wear. Hereinafter, the device will be described.

  The school uniform 10 is made of a fabric made of fibers having excellent cut resistance such as Kevlar (registered trademark) and Zylon (registered trademark). Thereby, even if the wearer of the school uniform 10 is attacked with a blade, it is possible to suppress damage caused by the wearer. Although the place using the said fabric is not specifically limited, Usually, it is used as a lining. In the school uniform 10 of the present embodiment, a fabric made of Kevlar (registered trademark) fiber that is lightweight, high in strength, and excellent in heat resistance and chemical resistance is used as a lining for a shoulder, a back, and the like.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 1, light reflecting materials 11 to 14 are attached to the surface (outer surface) of the school uniform 10. As a result, it is possible to improve the visibility of the wearer at night by using the school uniform 10 as a light reflecting the light of the headlight of an automobile or bicycle. The place where the light reflecting materials 11 to 14 are attached is not particularly limited as long as it is visible from the outside. However, in the school uniform 10 according to the present embodiment, the light reflecting materials 11 and 12 are attached to the collar portion as a piping, Reflector 13 is attached to the left arm as an emblem, and light reflector 14 is attached to the breast pocket as a name tag suspension. For this reason, the school clothes 10 are excellent in design because the light reflecting materials 11 to 14 are good accents without deteriorating the quality of the school clothes.

  Further, on the surface of the school uniform 10, a display for appealing to the outside that the wearer of the school uniform 10 has a GPS terminal is provided. As a result, it is possible to make a person who aims at a child disgust, and to prevent an incident in advance. The display may be made by any means such as a character, a symbol, or a figure. For example, characters such as “GPS” can be written, a mark typified by the GPS terminal, or a logo of a company that manufactures or sells the GPS terminal can be written. The display may be performed alone, but is preferably performed on the light reflecting materials 11 to 14. In the school uniform 10 of this embodiment, the display is given to the emblem type light reflecting material 13 and the name tag hanging type light reflecting material 14.

It is the front view which showed the school uniform of this invention. It is the figure which showed the state which looked at the A section in the front body of the school uniform of FIG. 1 from the lining side.

Explanation of symbols

10 School uniform
11, 12 Light reflector (piping type)
13 Light reflector (emblem type)
14 Light reflector (name tag hanging type)
20 inside pockets
21 Laminated fabric
22 Operation hole
30 Retaining belt
31 and 32 face fasteners

Claims (4)

A school uniform having an inner pocket for storing a safety device that transmits a rescue signal by a button operation, and the inner pocket uses a laminated cloth formed by superimposing an electromagnetic shielding cloth and a cushioning material, and has an upper opening. And a fixing means for closing the opening, with an operation hole provided at a button-corresponding position of the safety device housed therein. School clothes that you have. The school uniform according to claim 1, wherein the operation hole is formed continuously from an edge of a laminated fabric used as an inner pocket. A school uniform provided with a holding belt for holding the safety device storage pochette, wherein at least one end of the holding belt is sewn to the back of the school uniform, and the other end of the holding belt is attached to the back of the school uniform. School clothes that are detachable. 4. The school clothes according to claim 3, wherein the holding belt is provided at a plurality of places of the school clothes, and the child student can select an arbitrary place and fix the safety device storage pochette.

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