JP2008063670A - Shading/sweat-absorbing cover - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a shading/sweat-absorbing cover simultaneously covering both arms, shoulders and the back of the neck, having shading effect and also excellent in sweat-absorbing property, and user-friendly when worn. <P>SOLUTION: The shading/sweat-absorbing cover 1 has the following structure: two pieces of towels 7 formed of a pile-like towel fabric are sewn up to each other at one end of a base end side 2b to be joined together so as to leave an unsewn part 5 at the other side ends of the base end side 2b; width-directional sides 3 of the two pieces of towels 7 are sewn up to each other from an end side 2a being the other longitudinal end of the towel to the center part 4 to form a cylindrical parts 10; a space between both of the cylindrical parts 10 is a flat part 20 including the unsewn parts 5; and both parts facing the unsewn parts 5 of the flat part 20 is openable parts 22 formed so as to be openable in a longitudinal direction of the towel. The openable parts 22 are used as front collars or for slippage prevention. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a cover that covers both arms, a shoulder, and a neck and is awned.

  Conventionally, various covers have been used for the purpose of awning or the like when working outdoors while receiving sunlight for a long time. For example, Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2 describe a sunshade cover that covers both arms, shoulders, and the back of the neck at the same time and is integrally formed. Such an integrally formed sunshade cover is already on the market.

JP 2001-159010 A Japanese Utility Model Publication 4-84318

  The integrally formed sunshade cover has the advantage that it is easy to handle and wear. However, especially when working such as hanging laundry, garden work, field work, etc., it may get wet, sweat a lot, or get dirty with muddy water. In the case of the work, not only the sunshade effect but also one having a role of sweat removal is desired. However, the integrally formed cover is mainly used for awning, and is made of a thin woven fabric. Therefore, it cannot be said that sweating is sufficient for the work.

Therefore, the first object of the present invention is to provide a sun protection sweat cover that has a simple structure and can be manufactured at low cost, can cover both arms, shoulders and the back of the neck at the same time, has not only a sun protection effect but also an excellent sweat absorption. Is to provide.
The second object of the present invention is to cover the both sides of the neck at the same time in the sunscreen sweat removing cover so as to exert a higher sunshade effect.
The third object of the present invention is to improve the slip prevention function in the sunscreen cover.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the sun protection sweat cover of the present invention is formed by connecting two towels made of pile-like towel fabrics by stitching one side end side of the base end side which is one end of each towel length direction. The non-sewn part is left on the other side end side of the base end side, and the side end in the width direction extends from the tip end side to the center part which is the other end in the towel length direction of each of the two towels. A flat portion including the non-sewn portion is formed between the tubular portions that are stitched, and both portions of the flat portion that face the non-sewn portion open in the towel length direction. It is characterized by being an openable part.

  The towel used in the present invention is made of a pile-like towel and is not particularly limited, but is preferably rectangular and has a length of 70 to 100 cm and a width of 30 to 40 cm. This is because this range is suitable for many people's physiques (when two are connected). Moreover, since many towels in this range are generally commercially available, it is advantageous. The pile-shaped towel cloth includes not only a pile-like surface on both sides but also a pile-like surface only on one side.

  In the sunscreen sweat removing cover, the length of the non-sewn portion may be 15 cm or more so that the two openable portions can be taken out from both sides of the neck to the front side of the body as front collars. More preferably, the length of the non-sewn portion is 20 cm or more. In this case, since both sides of the neck can be covered, a higher sunshade effect is exhibited. However, if the stitched portion at the base end side is too short, the back collar portion cannot sufficiently cover the back of the neck, so it is preferable to secure a length of the stitched portion of 5 cm or more.

  In the sunscreen sweat removing cover, a connecting member for connecting and stopping the two openable parts when the two openable parts are used as a front collar can be provided on the two openable parts. Since the cover is firmly fixed around the neck and stopped, the function of preventing the cover from shifting can be improved. Although a coupling member is not specifically limited, A button, a snap button, a hook etc. can be illustrated.

The following modes can be exemplified as measures for preventing the cover from being displaced by the tightening rubber member when the sunscreen sweat removing cover of the present invention is attached.
(A) A rubber member for fastening the part to a circumferential shape is attached to a part corresponding to the wrist that has entered from the tip of the two cylindrical parts beyond the part corresponding to the back of the hand.
(A) A fastening rubber member for fastening the part in a circumferential shape is attached to a part corresponding to the upper part or the lower part of the elbow of both the cylindrical parts.
(C) A rubber member for fastening the part in a circumferential shape is attached to both parts shown in (a) and (b) above.

  The part corresponding to the wrist that has entered from the tip beyond the part corresponding to the back of the hand among the two cylindrical parts is suitably a part of 8 to 13 cm from the tip side of the towel. This is to ensure a length suitable for covering the back of the hand at the tip of the cylindrical portion.

  In any of the above-described sunshade covers, it is preferable to provide a holding portion for detachably holding a cold insulation material for cooling the body or a hood for warming the body in the both cylindrical portions or the flat portion. Examples of the cold insulation material include a resin sheet sealed with a material having a high melting heat, and examples of the squirrel include a disposable scourer and an oil-feed squirrel. As a site | part which provides a holding | maintenance part, the site | part corresponding to each of a neck, a shoulder, or an arm can be illustrated, and the site | part corresponding to the back of a neck is preferable at the point which the effect on a bodily sensation is large. Moreover, as a holding | maintenance part, although it does not specifically limit, the press cloth which attached the peripheral part to the cover with the hook-and-loop fastener in the pocket sewn on the cover can be illustrated.

By holding the cold insulating material in the holding portion, the body can be cooled even on a hot day, and sweating due to work or the like can be suppressed. In addition, by holding the hood in this holding part, the body can be warmed when it is cold due to excessive cooling.

  The method for manufacturing a sunscreen sweat removing cover of the present invention comprises two towels made of pile-like towel cloth joined together by stitching one side end side of the base end side which is one end in the towel length direction. A step of leaving a non-sewn portion on the other side end side, and a tubular portion by sewing the width of the two towels from the front end side to the center side, which is the other end in the towel length direction, between the side sides in the width direction And forming the step. However, the order in which both steps are performed is not particularly limited.

According to the first aspect of the present invention, the sunscreen sweat removing cover that can cover both arms, shoulders, and the back of the neck at the same time is made by stitching two towels. Not only has excellent sweat absorption.
According to the invention described in claim 2, in addition to the above effect, the both open portions can be covered from both sides of the neck to the front side of the body as front collars, so that both sides of the neck can be covered, and higher sunshade effect And the sweat absorption effect can be exhibited. Furthermore, according to the third aspect of the present invention, since the cover is firmly fixed around the neck, the function of preventing the cover from shifting can be improved.
Further, according to the invention described in claim 4 or 5, in addition to the above effects, the cover is firmly fastened to the arm or the like, so that the function of preventing the cover from shifting can be improved.
According to invention of Claim 6, in addition to the said effect, the cold insulator for cooling a body and suppressing sweating or the scallop for warming a body can be hold | maintained so that attachment or detachment is possible.
According to the seventh aspect of the present invention, it is possible to easily manufacture a sunscreen sweat removing cover that exhibits the above effects.

  The sun protection sweat cover 1 of the present invention has two towels 7 made of pile-like towel fabric joined together by stitching at one end side of the base end side 2b, which is one end in the towel length direction, and the base end side 2b. The non-sewn portion 5 is left on the other side end side. Each of the two towels 7 is formed in a tubular portion 10 in which the other end in the towel length direction from the front end side 2a to the central portion 4 is sewn together by the side sides 3 in the width direction.

Between the two cylindrical parts is a flat part 20 including the non-sewn part 5, and both parts of the flat part 20 facing the non-sewn part 5 become an openable part 22 that can be opened in the towel length direction. Yes.
In addition, the length of the non-sewn portion 5 is set to 15 cm or more so that the two openable portions 22 can be taken out from both sides of the neck to the front side of the body as front collars.

  1 to 5 show an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1, the sunscreen cover 1 of the first embodiment has two cylindrical portions 10 that cover both arms and the back of the hand, and a portion of the arms, a shoulder, and a neck that are between both cylindrical portions 10. And a flat portion 20. More specifically, this sunscreen cover 1 is made by sewing (shown by broken lines) one side end side of the base end side 2b, which is one end of the two towels 7 in the longitudinal direction. As shown in FIG. 2A, the towel 7 is a rectangular towel made of pile-like towel cloth, and a face towel (length 82 to 88 cm, width 32 to 36 cm) is used.

  The tubular portion 10 is formed by sewing (indicated by broken lines) the side edges 3 of the towel 7 in the width direction. In the present embodiment, the length of the cylindrical portion 10 is about 35 cm. This cylindrical part 10 is comprised from the cover part 11 which covers the back of a hand, and the cover arm part 12 which covers a part of arm. The cover portion 11 is a portion of 8 to 12 cm from the distal end side 2 a of the tubular portion, and the cover arm portion 12 is a portion of the tubular portion 10 excluding the cover portion 11. Further, between the cover portion 11 and the cover arm portion 12, a rubber mounting portion for sewing a rubber through hole through which rubber used for preventing slippage is sewn. The rubber mounting portion 6 is obtained by sewing a cloth having a width of 1 to 3 cm in the width direction of the towel 7.

  The flat portion 20 has a length of about 50 cm and is a portion covering a part of the arm, the shoulder, and the circumference of the neck. Further, the rubber mounting portion 6 is sewn in the same manner at the boundary between the flat portion 20 and the cylindrical portion 10. Further, as shown in FIG. 2C, by providing the towel 7 with the non-sewn portion 5 between the base end sides 2b of about 23 cm, the flat portion 20 has a rear collar portion 21 and an openable portion 22. Is formed.

The manufacturing method of the sunscreen sweat cover of a present Example is demonstrated in order of a process.
As a first step, two rubber attachments 6 are attached to two towels 7 each, as shown in FIG.
As a 2nd process, as shown in FIG.2 (b), the part from the front end side 2a of the towel 7 to the center part 4 is formed in the cylindrical part 10 which sewn the side 3 of the width direction of the towel 7. FIG.
As a third step, the base end side 2b, which is one end in the longitudinal direction of the two towels 7, is sewn, leaving a fixed length 5, as shown in FIG. A collar portion 21 and an openable portion 22 that is a portion where the end is not sewn are formed.
As a fourth step, rubber is passed through the rubber mounting portion 6 and stopped in an annular shape.
If the present invention is carried out according to the above-described steps, the sun protection cover can be efficiently manufactured for reasons such as less labor when attaching the rubber attaching portion 6 or rubber.

The following can be illustrated as a usage method of the sunscreen cover 1 of a present Example.
(I) The usage method which covered the back part of the neck with the back collar part 21, as shown in FIG. 3, and took it out from the both sides of the neck using the openable part 22 as a front collar. If this method is used, both sides of the neck can be covered, so that a higher sunshade effect is exhibited.
Moreover, as an example of a change in the case of using this method, there is a method in which a snap button 8 or the like is attached to a portion where the front collar overlaps as shown in FIG. According to this modified example, since the cover is firmly fixed around the neck and stopped, the function of preventing the cover from being displaced can be improved.

(Ii) As shown in FIG. 4, the back collar part 21 covers the back part of the neck, and the openable part 22 is lowered from the shoulder to the back. If this method is used, the openable portion 22 can be freely opened and closed, so that it is easy to move the arm greatly when the cover is attached.
Further, in any of the above usage methods (i) and (ii), since only the palm side 11a of the cover portion 11 is rolled inwardly, the back side 11b of the cover portion 11 is firmly attached. While protecting the back of the hand from sunlight, the palm can work freely.

  According to the sunscreen cover 1 of this embodiment, since the sunscreen cover that covers both arms, shoulders and the back of the neck at the same time is made by stitching two towels, the structure is simple and can be manufactured at low cost, and the sweat absorption performance is improved. It is possible to provide an excellent, easy and inexpensive sun protection cover. Further, when the two towels 7 are sewn, the openable portion 22 is provided at a portion where the towel 7 is not sewn, so that it is easy to use when the cover is attached.

  Further, as described above, the sunscreen cover 1 is originally intended to be used in a place with sunlight or in a place where sweat is hot, but conversely, for example, from a neck to an arm in a cool place where air conditioning works. In order not to get too cold, it can be worn and used as described above.

  Next, a modified example of this embodiment is shown in FIGS. In this modified example, a holding portion 23 for detachably holding a cold insulation material 24 for cooling the body or a scallop 24 for warming the body is provided on both cylindrical portions 10 or the flat portion 20 of the cover. ing. Specifically, a rectangular stretchable cloth (for example, a length of 14 to 16 cm and a width of 6 to 8 cm) is applied to a portion corresponding to the back of the inner neck of the flat portion 20 and is long and rectangular in the towel length direction. Of the four end sides, one end side in the long direction of the cloth is left and sewn, and a pocket-shaped holding portion 23 is provided. FIG. 6C shows a state in which the cold insulating material 24 or the disposable squirrel 24 is put therein. Since the mouth of the pocket faces the towel length direction and the cloth has elasticity, it is difficult for the cold insulation material 24 or the disposable squirrel 24 to fall off during work or the like.

  According to the sunshade removing cover 1 of this modified example, the cold insulation material 24 for cooling the body and suppressing sweating or the disposable hood 24 for warming the body in a cool place as described above can be detachably held on the holding portion 23.

  Next, an example according to an invention different from the present invention will be described. Another example relates to a sunshade cover that simultaneously covers the back of both arms, shoulders and neck.

  Conventionally, an arm cover has been used for the purpose of awning or the like when working outdoors while receiving sunlight for a long time. In the conventional cover, in order to prevent the cover from slipping down when wearing and working, there is known a method in which the cover material itself is firmly attached to the body using a stretchable material. However, since the conventional cover has elasticity in the entire cover, a large amount of cost is required to realize the function of preventing the shift. This example is intended to realize the function of preventing the cover from being displaced at a low cost.

  In this example, the rear collar portion of the sunshade cover having a cylindrical portion covering both arms and hands and a rear collar portion covering the back of the shoulder and neck is contracted to shrink the rear collar portion in the longitudinal direction. A member is attached. A cloth can be used for the contraction member. This cloth is attached with the rear collar portion shrunk in advance. Thus, since the contraction member contracts the rear collar portion in the longitudinal direction, it is possible to prevent the rear collar portion from being caught on the shoulder and the rear collar portion from slipping off the neck.

  Moreover, rubber and other elastic materials can be used for the contraction member. Rubber and other elastic materials are attached with the rear collar portion contracted in advance. 7A to 7C show one form of this example. The sunshade cover 50 in this example is formed in a cylindrical shape that covers the arm and the hand, and a flat portion 70 that is between the two cylindrical portions 60 and covers a part of the arm, the shoulder, and the back of the neck. Configured. A rectangular cloth is used as a material for the cover. In this example, the cloth has a length of 150 to 170 cm and a width of 30 to 40 cm. Note that the length and width of the material cloth may be freely changed according to the physique of the user.

  The tubular portion 60 is formed by sewing the side sides 51 in the width direction of the cloth. The cylindrical portion 60 is formed with a cover portion 61 that covers the hand and a cover arm portion 62 that covers a part of the arm, and the same rubber mounting portion 52 is sewn at the boundary between the two. , Rubber is attached. This rubber is tightened around the portion of the cover corresponding to the wrist. The flat portion 70 is a portion other than the tubular portion of the cover. A rubber mounting portion 80 of 15 to 25 cm is sewn in the cover length direction on the rear collar portion 71 corresponding to the back of the neck of the flat portion, and the rear collar portion 71 is preliminarily placed therein. In a contracted state, a rubber 81 shorter than the rubber mounting portion 80 is attached.

  FIGS. 7B and 7C show an example of use of the sunshade cover 50. FIG. As shown in FIG. 7C, when the rubber 81 extending in the cover length direction is attached to the rear collar portion 71, the rubber 81 acting as a contracting member is attached to the rear when the awning cover 50 is attached to work. Since the collar portion 71 is contracted in the longitudinal direction, it is possible to prevent the rear collar portion 71 from being caught on the shoulder and the rear collar portion 71 from slipping off the neck. In addition, due to the stretchability of the rubber 81, the rear collar 71 can be stretched freely to some extent when this cover is attached, so that the work is easy. Furthermore, by inserting the palm side of the cover portion 61 inward, only the back side of the hand can be shaded without interfering with the operation using the palm. As described above, according to this example, the function of preventing the awning cover from shifting can be realized at a lower cost than the conventional change of the cover material itself.

  In addition, this invention is not limited to the said Example, In the range which does not deviate from the meaning of invention, it can change suitably and can be actualized.

It is a whole front view which shows the sunshade perspiration removal cover of the Example of this invention. It is a front view which shows the manufacturing process of the Example. (A) which shows the usage example of the Example is a front view, (b) is a rear view. (A) which shows the usage example of the Example is a front view, (b) is a rear view. (A) which shows the example of a change of the Example is a front view, (b) is a rear view. (C) is a front view which shows the usage example of this example of a change. (A) which shows the example of a change of the Example is a front view, (b) is a rear view. (C) is a rear view which shows the usage example of this example of a change. (A) is a front view which shows the Example of another invention. (B) is a front view which shows the usage example of the Example of another invention, (c) is a rear view which shows the usage example of the Example of another invention.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Awning sweat removal cover 2a Front end side 2b Base end side 3 Side 4 Central part 10 Cylindrical part 20 Flat part 22 Openable part 23 Holding part 24 Coolant (regenerative furnace)

Claims (7)

Two towels (7) made of pile-like towel cloth are stitched together at one side end side of the base end side (2b) which is one end of each towel length direction, and the other base end side (2b) is connected. The non-sewn part (5) is left on the side end side,
A cylindrical part (10) of the two towels (7), which is sewn between the side edges (3) in the width direction from the tip side (2a), which is the other end in the towel length direction, to the central part (4). The flat portion (20) including the non-sewn portion (5) is formed between the two cylindrical portions (10), and the non-sewn portion (5) is included in the flat portion (20). A sunshade sweat cover that has an openable part (22) where both facing parts can be opened in the towel length direction.   The sun protection sweat removing cover according to claim 1, wherein the length of the non-sewn part (5) is 15 cm or more so that the two openable parts (22) can be taken out from both sides of the neck as front collars.   The both openable portions (22) are provided with connecting members (8) for connecting and stopping the openable portions (22) when the openable portions (22) are front collars. 2. A sunshade sweat cover described in 2.   A tightening rubber member (6) for tightening the part in a circumferential shape is attached to a part corresponding to the wrist that has entered the part corresponding to the back of the hand from the tip of both the cylindrical parts (10). The sunscreen sweat removing cover as described in any one of 1-3.   The fastening rubber member (6) for fastening the said part to the periphery in the part corresponding to the upper part or the lower part of an elbow among both said cylindrical parts (10) is attached. The sun protection cover according to the item.   A holding part (23) for holding a refrigerating material (24) for cooling the body or a scallop (24) for warming the body detachably on the cylindrical parts (10) or the flat part (20). The sunscreen sweat removing cover according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein Two towels (7) made of pile-shaped towel cloth are connected by stitching one side end side of the base end side (2b), which is one end in the towel length direction, to the other side of the base end side (2b). Leaving a non-sewn portion (5) on the side end side;
Each of the two towels (7) is stitched from the tip side (2a), which is the other end in the towel length direction, to the center part (4) with the side edges (3) in the width direction, and the cylindrical part (10 And a step of forming the sunscreen sweat removing cover.

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