JP2006316396A - Hat with engaging tool and engaging tool used in the same hat - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a hat with an engaging tool designed to stick comb teeth into hair, engage the comb teeth with the hair in a state of the worn hat and carry out simple mounting and demounting from the hat by utilizing a part of comb teeth without using a special part for attaching the engaging tool to the hat and to provide the engaging tool used in the hat. <P>SOLUTION: The engaging tool is formed of a first comb in which the teeth stuck into the hair are continuously provided and a second comb in which teeth are arranged in the direction opposite to the teeth of the first comb and formed integrally with the first comb. The hat with the engaging tool is obtained by arranging the engaging tool in the inner peripheral part of the hat. One of the combs is engaged with the hair when the hat is worn and both the combs act so as to stand up the hair against the wind pressure by using the hat with the engaging tool. Thereby, the hat is prevented from blowing away. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a hat with a hook that has been improved so that the hat will not be blown against wind pressure, intense movement, and the like, and a hook used for the hat.

As a conventional example that prevents the hat from being blown off, an upward comb-like object is fixed to the frontal head of the inner peripheral surface of the hat, and when this hat is about to be blown off, the comb-like object is inserted into the hair. There is a wide cap hat removal cap device. (For example, see Patent Document 1)
Similarly, there is a head-wearing device in which a comb is fixed to both heads on the inner peripheral surface of the hat, and a horseshoe-shaped comb is provided on the hat device. (For example, see Patent Document 2)
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 50-58915 (2nd page, Fig. 2) JP 2003-3314 A (2nd page, FIG. 1)

In the state where the cap is removed, the device for preventing the removal of the wide-brimmed cap shown in Patent Document 1 does not act on the comb-like object at all, and after the cap that is about to be lifted rises, The part is configured to be inserted into the hair. Accordingly, when the cap is not lifted up, the comb teeth are not inserted into the hair, and the effect of inserting the comb into the hair does not occur unless the prevention is raised to some extent.
For the momentary wind, the hat was blown out before the comb teeth were inserted sufficiently, and the hat could not be reliably locked.
Further, when the cap is worn, the hair is pressed by the base end portion 4 forming the comb, so that the teeth are hard to be inserted into the hair, and the above-described problems are more likely to occur, and the original purpose is achieved. Insufficient to achieve.
The head-wearing device provided with horseshoe-shaped combs in the drop-off prevention device shown in Patent Document 2 has combs arranged on both heads on the inner peripheral surface of the hat. A similar problem occurred.
Furthermore, it is necessary to use a separate part for attaching the locking tool shown in Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2, and there is a disadvantage that the attachment is troublesome.
The present invention has been made to solve such problems, and by using a comb provided with teeth in the up and down direction as a hat latch, the downward teeth are always attached to the hair when wearing the hat. It is an object of the present invention to provide a cap with a latch that is in a state of being inserted and can be surely matched with an upward tooth and a latch used for the cap.

Means for Solving the Invention

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention has the following configuration.
A hat with a clasp described in claim 1 is a first comb that is disposed on the inner periphery of the hat and has teeth that are continuously hooked on the hair, and the first comb. A hat with a hook was obtained by attaching a hook formed integrally with a second comb having teeth in the opposite direction to the hat.
Locking tools provided with teeth in different directions act so that when a cap is put on, one comb is locked to the hair and both combs are inserted into the hair and hooked against wind pressure.
According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a latching tool comprising: a first comb in which a tip portion of a tooth that is latched on the hair is inclined so as to be oblique to a tooth extending direction; and a tooth provided on the comb. A second comb arranged in the direction opposite to the extending direction was integrated to form a latch.
According to this latch, by bending the tip of the first comb so as to be oblique, the resistance of the hair against the wind pressure increases, and the hat can be latched more reliably. It was.
According to a third aspect of the present invention, there is provided the latch according to the second aspect, wherein a part of the teeth forming the comb is bent in a direction perpendicular to the extending direction of the teeth, By using the attachment means, a hook was obtained. According to this latch, the attaching means is integrated and easy to attach and detach to the hat.

The invention's effect

According to the present invention, the following effects can be obtained by integrating the first comb and the second comb and providing teeth opposite to each other.
In other words, after receiving the wind pressure as in the conventional example, the hat floats up, and the teeth are not configured to be inserted into the hair, because the downward teeth are hanging on the hair while wearing the hat, Even the instantaneous wind pressure is resisted by both combs and can reliably prevent the hat from scattering.
Further, the latching device in which the first comb and the second comb are integrated is such that the cross-shaped base body to which the respective teeth are attached acts so as to prevent the cap from moving upward, and the tips of the teeth Because the resistance to the hair is further increased at the part where the part is bent obliquely, the effect on the wind pressure is greatly improved.
In this latch, since the teeth forming the comb were used as means for attaching to the cap, it was possible to obtain effects such as easy attachment / detachment of the latch.

The present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a latch according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is an explanation showing another combination of the first comb and the second comb shown in FIG. FIG.
As shown in FIG. 1, the latch 11 according to the present invention includes a first comb 12 in which teeth of two combs made of thin metal wires are disposed in opposite directions, and a second comb. 22 in combination. The first comb 12 and the second comb 22 will be described in more detail.
As shown in FIG. 2, the first comb 12 has a base 13 made of a band-shaped metal wire formed in a curved shape so that it can be attached along the inner periphery of the cap, Consists of teeth 14 extending in orthogonal directions.
The teeth 14 extend from the base 13 in a reciprocating state, the base 13 side is reinforced by twisting the wires, and the middle part is swelled into an elongated arc shape, and the tip is joined to each other. It consists of the junction part 17 formed in this.
Such a tooth 14 forms a comb so that the joint portion 17 at the tip enters between the hairs and the hair is sandwiched between the bulging portions 16. Therefore, the narrower one between the bulging portions adjacent to each other can more securely lock the hair. The twisted portion is reinforced so that the teeth extending from the base 13 are not easily deformed.
Further, the joint portion 17 which is the tip portion of the first comb 12 is bent so as to obliquely intersect with the bulging portion 16 and is obliquely intersected 18.
The second comb 22 is the same as the first comb 12 except that the second comb 22 extends in the same direction as the bulging portion without obliquely intersecting the tip portion.

Both end portions of the first comb 12 and the second comb 22 are bent 19 in the same direction as the extending direction of each tooth. The bent portion is combined with the state shown in FIG. 1, and is joined and fixed by welding or the like.
As a combination method, the first comb 12 and the second comb 22 are overlapped as shown in FIG. 1, or the tip which is the tip of the teeth 24 of the second comb 22 as shown in FIG. There is a method in which the portions 27 are combined so as to enter between the twisted portions forming the teeth 14 of the first comb 12.
According to the combination shown in FIG. 3, the bases 13 and 23 of the first comb 12 and the second comb 22 are arranged above the mating teeth 14 and 24, so that each tooth is It will be in a state inclined on the curve. This inclined state is convenient because it matches the inclination of the forehead and becomes a comb that easily enters hair.

The attachment of the latch 11 thus formed to the cap will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 4 is an explanatory view showing an example of forming attachment means to the cap, FIG. 5 is an explanatory view showing the attachment example of FIG. 4, and FIG. 6 is an explanatory view showing the middle of the attachment.
As shown in FIG. 4, in order to attach the latching tool 11 to the hat, the first comb 12 and the second comb 22 that form the latching tool 11 are provided on both end side teeth 14 shown by dotted lines in the figure. And 24 are bent in a direction perpendicular to the base 13 to provide the attachment means 15.
Such attachment means 15 can be similarly bent at the intermediate portion as required in addition to the both end sides of the hook 11.
In addition, as shown in FIG. 5, the bending direction of the attaching means 15 bends toward the sweat removing ribbon 3 provided in the hat.
As shown in FIG. 5, the latch 11 provided with a plurality of attachment means in this manner attaches the attachment means 15 to the sweat removing ribbon 3 provided adjacent to the collar 2 of the hat 1. The sweat removing ribbon 3 is made of a fabric having a relatively rough texture for the purpose, and can easily pierce the joint 17 that forms the tip of the tooth.
When the attachment means 15 is pierced as shown in FIG. 6, the attachment means 15 protruding on the back side of the sweat removing ribbon is bent to bring the sweat removing ribbon and the attachment means 15 into close contact with each other, so that the latching device 11 can be attached at a plurality of positions. It can be securely attached, and the cap 10 with a hook is obtained.
According to such attachment means 15, the comb teeth can be bent and attached, and no special attachment means is required as a separate part, so that the attachment / detachment of the hook 11 to the cap is very simple. .

An example of use of the hat 10 with the latch configured as described above will be described.
In order to use the hat 10 with the hook, the first comb 12 and the second comb 22 are hooked on the hair when used in the same manner as a general hat. Further, when the hat is moved so as to reciprocate a little in the rotation direction, the cross 18 provided in the first comb 12 enters the hair and abuts against the hair diagonally, so the number of abutments is increased. Can be hooked in state.
Such a state is advantageous because it acts to increase the resistance against the direction in which the hat is removed due to wind pressure.
When wearing a cap or reciprocating in the rotational direction, a part of the hair gets into the space between the base 13 and the base 23, and the hook 11 and the hair are more securely hooked.
With respect to the direction in which the hat is removed, not only the presence of the cross 18 but also the two bases perpendicular to the hair act so as to turn the hair upside down, resulting in a great resistance.
The presence of the two substrates can prevent the scattering of the hat against the instantaneous wind pressure and straight hair, and it is more certain if the hair has waves.
According to the latch 11 of the present invention, the presence of two bases arranged in parallel, the twisted part provided between the bases, and the oblique 18 provided at the tip of the tooth, the wind pressure is reduced. You can counter it.

Another latch according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 7 is an explanatory view of a latching tool showing another example of the present invention.
The latch 31 shown in another example of the present invention is formed by punching a metal plate, and as shown in FIG. 7, the first comb and the second comb shown in the above example It consists of a single plate.
The shape is formed by extending a base 33 having a rectangular frame shape and teeth 34 extending from each long side of the base in a facing state. The teeth 34 are in the form of a band with a small curve, and an oblique 38 is provided at the tip of one tooth in the same manner as in the above example so that the contact with the hair becomes strong and wind pressure is taken into consideration.
The continuous curved portion 36 forming the teeth 34 is the same as the bulging portion 16 in the above-described example, so as to ensure the pinching of the hair. Therefore, in addition to the curved shape, a shape that increases the resistance to hair, such as a zigzag shape, may be used as long as the shape is improved.
Further, in the frame of the base body 33, reinforcing bars 37 are provided at a plurality of positions for the purpose of strengthening the frame, and the reinforcing bars 37 are also designed to increase resistance to hair.
The hair enters the frame forming the base body 33 to cope with the wind pressure as in the above example.
Such a hook 31 is bent at the both end portions in the same manner as shown in FIG. 4 to form the attachment means 35 to the hat, and can also be attached by piercing the sweat removing ribbon in the hat. Similar to the example.

The latch shown in FIGS. 1 and 7 is provided with comb teeth opposite to each other, and is made of synthetic resin in addition to metal, or is formed by integrating commercially available combs. You can also.
By attaching such a stopper to the hat to obtain a hat with a stopper, it is possible to prevent the hat from being blown off against the wind pressure while the appearance is completely the same as that of an ordinary hat.
The downward teeth lock the hair when wearing a hat, so it can be used without any problems if the hat touches a slight movement or something lightly.
In addition, since the hair acts against the wind pressure of the oncoming vehicle due to the presence of the base body and the crossing, the hat is not blown off. Even in strong winds, it takes time to blow off the hat due to the action of the latch, so it can be quickly pressed by hand, so there are few cases of blowing off the hat.
It is more effective if the cross 18 provided on the first comb is formed not only on the first comb but also on the second comb. Moreover, although this latch was provided and demonstrated in the front head of the inner periphery of a hat, it cannot be overemphasized that it can be provided and used for a both-sides head.

    It is a perspective view which shows the latching tool of this invention.     FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of FIG. 1.     It is explanatory drawing which shows the other way of combining the 1st comb and 2nd comb which were shown in FIG.     It is explanatory drawing shown about the example which forms the attachment means to a hat.     It is explanatory drawing which shows the example of attachment of FIG.     It is explanatory drawing which shows the attachment middle of FIG.     It is explanatory drawing which shows the latch of the other example of this invention.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Hat with hook 11 Latch 12 First comb 13 Base 14 Tooth 15 Mounting means 18 Oblique 22 Second comb 23 Base 24 Tooth 31 Stopper 33 Base 34 Tooth 36 Bending portion 38 Oblique

Claims (3)

A hat to be worn on the head,
The first comb disposed on the inner peripheral portion of the hat and continuously provided with teeth that hang on the hair, the first comb has the teeth disposed in the opposite direction, and the first comb And a comb with a hook formed of a second comb formed integrally with the comb. A first comb provided with a tip portion of a tooth to be hooked on the hair being inclined so as to be oblique to the extending direction of the tooth;
A latching tool comprising a second comb formed by polymerizing at least a part of the first comb while being arranged opposite to the extending direction of the teeth provided on the first comb. . A first comb provided with continuous teeth for hanging on the hair;
The first comb arranges the teeth in the opposite direction, and the second comb is provided integrally with the first comb;
A part of the teeth arranged in the second comb and the first comb is formed by means for attaching to a cap provided by bending in a direction perpendicular to the extending direction of each tooth. Hook.

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