JP2014009420A - Cap with sun visor - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a cap that can hold a sunshade hood in a simple method.SOLUTION: A cap with a sun visor is provided in which a sunshade hood is sewn at least in a rear lower edge of a cap body, and a plurality of belt-like tie stoppers are sewn at desired intervals in a lower edge of the cap body, a free end of the tie stopper can be engaged with a side surface part of the cap body by an engaging member, and a through-hole for allowing insertion of the tie stopper therethrough is provided in the vicinity of a sewing part of the tie stopper in the sunshade hood. An engaging tool may be provided in a front lower end part of the sunshade hood, or a string may be disposed through a lower end edge of the sunshade hood. The desired number of string-passing parts may be arranged over an entire length of the sunshade hood in a vertical direction so that a wound string is disposed through the string-passing parts.

Description

  The present invention relates to a hat provided with an awning hood, and more particularly to a hat provided with means for conveniently storing the awning hood when not in use.

  Conventionally, hats are worn to protect the head during outdoor walks, sports, etc. In such hats, ultraviolet rays (sun rays) are applied to the rear periphery of the hat body from the viewpoint of preventing the adverse effects of ultraviolet rays. Various hats equipped with sun hoods have been proposed for the purpose of blocking the sun.

  As this sunshade hood, there are a hood that is detachably provided on the hat, and a sun hood that has means for storing it when it is not in use, such as sewing directly on the hat.

  Among these, hats as disclosed in, for example, Patent Document 1 to Patent Document 3 have been proposed as those capable of storing the awning hood in the hat.

  The cap disclosed in Patent Document 1 is provided with pockets on both sides of a cap-shaped cap crown so that sunshade pieces separated into the left and right can be inserted and removed freely. In addition, in the hat disclosed in Patent Document 2, a sunshade is sewn on the inner peripheral surface of the lower end of the crown of the hat-shaped cap, and when not in use, the sunshade is folded down to a rear rear portion of the brim. It is made to store in the storage part provided in. Further, in the hat disclosed in Patent Document 3, sunshade is sewn on the rear end of the lower end of the crown of the cap-type cap, and when not in use, the sunshade is folded down to the rear side on the outer surface side of the crown. It is made to store in the storage part provided in.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 62-6334 Utility Model Registration No. 3110940 Utility Model Registration No. 3125153

  However, the above-described conventional cap or hat with an awning piece needs to constitute a storage part for the awning piece or the like separately, which complicates the manufacturing process and increases the cost.

  In addition, when storing sunshades, etc., there are numerous restrictions such as the need to fold while considering the size after folding so that it can be stored in the storage section provided in advance, and there is an order of folding, etc. Met. It was particularly difficult for children and toddlers.

  Therefore, as a simpler one, for example, a storage structure as shown in FIG. 5 can be considered. That is, in the figure, (a) is a hat body and (b) is a bag. (C) is an awning hood that is sewn and hung on the lower rear edge of the hat body (a). (D), (d) ... are belt-like fasteners, one end is sewn to the lower end edge of the hat body at a desired interval, and the other free end is attached to the side part of the hat body (a). It can be attached by snapping or the like. Thus, when housing the awning hood (c), as shown in FIGS. (A) and (C), the awning hood (c) is rolled up, and the above-mentioned anchors (d), ( D) The holding fasteners (d), (d), etc. are engaged with the side of the hat while being held together inside. Thereby, a sun hood can be accommodated collectively in the rear lower edge part of a hat main body (I) with a simple work procedure.

  However, in the case of such a configuration, as shown in FIG. 5B, in the state where the awning hood (c) is unfolded and hung, the tether (d) is inside the awning hood (c), that is, It will be located on the side that is in direct contact with the head. For this reason, the walking stop (d) freely swings during walking, hits the head and neck, and feels uncomfortable.

  The present invention has been invented to eliminate such inconveniences, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a hat capable of holding the awning hood in a simple manner by preventing the anchoring device from swinging. It is said. Moreover, the hat which improved the effort of folding at the time of storage of an awning food is provided.

  In order to solve the above-described problems, the present invention provides a sun hat with a sun hood sewn on at least the rear lower edge of the hat body, and a plurality of belt-like joints at a desired interval on the lower edge of the hat body. The stopper is sewn, and the free end of the stopper can be engaged with the side surface of the hat body by a locking member, and the stopper is in the vicinity of the sewing portion of the stopper of the sun hood. A means of providing a through-hole that can be inserted was adopted.

  When the sun hood is used, the sun hat with such a configuration can be secured by attaching a stopper to the side of the hat. Further, when the sun hood is not used, the tether can be inserted through the hole and moved from the front side to the back side of the sun hood, and the sun hood can be rolled up and held.

  And the means of providing a locking tool in the front side lower end part of the sunshade hood, or the means of inserting a string along the lower end edge of the sunshade hood was adopted.

  The sun hood is held so that it will not be lifted by the wind, etc., with a locking tool or string.

  Furthermore, a means was adopted in which a desired number of stringers were provided over the entire length of the sunscreen hood in the vertical direction, and a wound string was inserted through the stringers.

  In addition, a plurality of spot holes were provided in the string and the winding string was alternately inserted on the front and back of the string.

  And the means of providing a locking tool at one end of the winding cord was adopted.

  By installing a winding string through the string in the vertical direction of the awning hood, it is possible to draw the winding string and consolidate the awning hood into a bellows shape, so that it can be easily held with a tether Become.

  In addition, a locking tool at one end of the winding string is attached to the clothes so that the hat does not fly off by the wind.

  Since the hat with an awning according to the present invention is provided with a through-hole through which the anchoring device can be inserted into the awning hood, the anchoring device can be freely moved between the front and back of the awning hood. When in use, the tether can be attached to the side of the hat. Therefore, since the tether does not hit the head or neck as in the prior art, there is no discomfort. Moreover, the tether provided on the side of the hat can also provide a decorative effect of the hat.

  Further, when storing the awning hood, it is possible to insert the stopper into the through hole and move it to the back side, and hold the awning hood from the outside and hold it on the side of the hat.

  Furthermore, when a locking tool or a string is provided at the front lower end of the awning hood, it is possible to reliably prevent the awning hood from flying up due to wind or the like by engaging the locking tool with the clothes.

  In addition, by attaching the winding string to the awning hood through the string, it is possible to draw the winding string and squeeze the awning hood into a bellows at once, so anyone can easily operate, The sun hood can now be held on the side of the hat.

  Furthermore, the locking tool provided at one end of the winding string is engaged with the clothing to prevent the hat from being blown off by wind or the like.

(A) is a side view of a preferred embodiment of a hat with an awning according to the present invention, and (B) is an enlarged explanatory view of the tether part. (A) and (B) are both the side views of other embodiment. Furthermore, it is a side view which shows other embodiment, (A) is the state which unfolded the sun hood, (B) shows the state in the middle of accommodation. FIG. 4 shows a modification of the embodiment shown in FIG. 3, where (A) shows a state in which the sun hood is deployed, and (B) shows a state in which the hood is stored and the string is hung. It shows an example of a conventional hat with an awning, (A) is a side view of the state where the awning hood is gathered up, (B) is a partial explanatory view of the state where the awning hood is suspended, and (C) is the awning hood. It is a partial explanatory view of the state put together.

  Hereinafter, several preferred embodiments will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings for a sunshade hat according to the present invention. FIG. 1 shows the most basic embodiment. In FIG. 1, 1 is a hat body, and 2 is a front heel. Reference numeral 3 denotes an awning hood which is sewn and hung on the lower rear edge of the hat body 1. 4, 4... Are belt-like fasteners of a desired length, one end is sewn to the lower edge of the hat body 1 at a desired interval, and the other free end is attached to the side surface of the hat body 1 The engaging members 4a, 4a, etc. such as snaps can be engaged. 5, 5... Are through holes provided in the vicinity of the sewn portions of the base ends of the respective anchoring devices 4, 4. It can move between the front and back of the awning hood 3 (see arrow in FIG. 1B).

  Next, a method of using the cap having such a configuration will be described. As shown in FIG. 1 (A), the sun hood 3 at the rear of the hat body 1 is worn in a state where it is hung downward during the daytime when the sunlight is strong. This blocks direct sunlight from the back of the head to the neck and shoulders, preventing ultraviolet rays from directly hitting the skin. At this time, each tether 4 is in a state of being engaged with the side surface of the hat main body 1 via the locking member 4a. In addition, the tether 4 has the decorative effect of a hat.

  If the sun hood 3 is not required, it is folded and stored. At this time, first, the locking member 4a of the anchoring device 4 is released, and as shown by the arrow in FIG. The tip portion is inserted into the through-hole 5 provided in the sun hood 3, and the tether 4 is moved to the inner side (back side) of the sun hood 3 (see the dotted line in FIG. 1B). In this state, the sunscreen hood 3 is folded or rolled up to make it small, and is placed along the lower edge of the hat body 1, and then held by the tether 4 from below. The locking member 4a is engaged. As a result, the awning hood 3 can be accommodated along the side peripheral surface of the cap body 1 in the same manner as the conventional one shown in FIG.

  Next, FIG. 2 shows another embodiment, and FIG. 2 (A) is provided with locking tools 6 and 6 such as clips at the front lower end of the awning hood 3. The locking tools 6 and 6 are used to hold the sun hood 3 so as not to be lifted by wind or the like by being engaged with each other or being engaged with clothes. FIG. 2B shows the string 7 inserted along the lower edge of the sun hood 3. Similarly, the awning hood 3 can be prevented from rising by drawing the string 7 and tying them together. In addition, the concrete attachment means of the said locking tool 6 or the string 7 is a conventionally well-known means.

  Next, FIG. 3 shows still another embodiment. This embodiment considers folding storage of a sun hood. In FIG. 3, the same reference numerals as those in FIG. Next, 8 and 8 are stringing provided over the entire length of the sun hood 3 in the vertical direction. This stringing is provided in a hollow shape by sewing both side edges of the bias tape to the front or back surface of the sun hood 3. An arbitrary number of the stringers 8 are provided at a desired interval. Reference numeral 9 denotes a winding string inserted in a loop shape into adjacent string-throughs 8 and 8. Reference numeral 10 denotes a locking tool such as a clip attached to one end (the lower end in the figure) of the winding string 9.

  According to the cap of the above configuration, as shown in FIG. 5B, if the winding cord 9 is pulled downward and the awning hood 3 is squeezed upward in a bellows shape, the awning hood 3 is small. As shown in FIG. 4B, the locking member 4a is engaged with the locking member 4 so as to be held from below. As a result, the sun hood 3 can be accommodated along the side peripheral surface of the hat body 1 as in the above embodiment. In the embodiment described above, it was somewhat troublesome to fold the awning hood 3. However, according to this aspect, the awning hood 3 can be made very small for a child or the like, and the convenience is increased. is there. The direction in which the winding cord 9 is pulled is arbitrary. If the upper end of the winding cord 9 is pulled up, the awning hood 3 will be contracted as it is, and even if the awning hood is pushed upward by holding the lower end, It can be similarly reduced.

  Next, FIG. 4 shows a modification of the above embodiment. As a stringing mode, stringing 8a having spot holes 8b at equal intervals is sewn to a sun hood. And the winding string 9 is alternately inserted by using the spot hole 8b. According to such an aspect, the sun hood 3 can be constricted into a bellows shape using the winding string 9 more reliably than in the above embodiment, and as shown in FIG. The sun hood 3 can be accommodated along the side peripheral surface of the hat body 1. In each of the above embodiments, a decorative effect can also be expected by the stringer 8 and the wound string 9.

  In these embodiments, as shown in FIG. 4 (B), the winding string 9 hangs excessively. In this case, the awning hood 3 that has been squeezed may be held on the peripheral surface of the hat by the tether 4 but the stopper 10 is provided at the end of the sun hood 3 so that it is attached to clothes or the like. Thus, the hat can be prevented from being blown off by wind or the like, which is useful.

  Moreover, in embodiment shown to the said FIGS. 3 and 4, the attachment means of the winding string 9 is not limited to the said form. That is, for example, the same effect can be obtained even when the vertical spot holes are lined up directly in the sun hood 3 to form the string and the wound string is inserted therethrough.

  Moreover, the winding cord 9 does not necessarily need to be inserted in a loop shape as in the above example, and the same function and effect can be obtained even if the winding cord 9 is provided by being inserted one by one through each string passage. In short, it is only necessary that the awning hood can be constricted and gathered using a string inserted vertically.

  In addition, in each said embodiment, the shape of the hat main body 1 and the collar 2 is not specifically limited, It can apply regardless of the shape of a hat, such as a cap type | mold which has a front collar, and a hat type | mold which provided the collar in the periphery. . The sun hood 3 may also be sewn over the entire circumference of the hat, in addition to the case where the sun hood 3 is sewn only at the rear part of the hat as in the above example. In this case, the number of the stoppers 4 can also be changed as appropriate.

  Moreover, the material of the hat and the awning hood is not particularly limited, and it is needless to say that various materials can be appropriately selected as necessary.

  Further, the locking member 4a provided at the distal end of the connection stopper 4 is not particularly limited, and known locking means such as a snap, a hook, a hook-and-loop fastener, and a button can be employed.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Hat body 2 庇 3 Awning hood 4 Tethering stopper 4a Locking member 5 Through hole 6 Locking tool 7 String 8 String threading 8a String threading 8b Spot hole 9 Winding string 10 Locking tool

Claims (6)

  A sun hood is sewn to at least the rear lower edge of the hat body, and a plurality of belt-like fasteners are sewn to the lower edge of the hat body at a desired interval, and the free end of the fastener is a hat. A sunshade hat characterized in that it can be attached to a side surface portion of a main body by a locking member, and a through-hole through which the anchoring device can be inserted is provided in the vicinity of the sewn portion of the anchoring device of the sunscreen hood. .   The hat with an awning according to claim 1, further comprising a locking tool at a front lower end of the sun hood.   The hat with an awning according to claim 1, wherein a string is inserted along the lower edge of the hood.   The hat with an awning according to claim 1, wherein a desired number of stringers are provided over the entire length of the sunscreen hood in the vertical direction, and a wound string is inserted through the stringers.   The sunshade hat according to claim 4, wherein a plurality of spot holes are provided in the stringer, and the wound string is alternately inserted through the front and back of the stringer.   The sunshade hat according to claim 5, further comprising a locking tool at one end of the winding cord.

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