JP2016017251A - Wig - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a wig making a fitting condition between own hair and imitation hair natural in a wig peripheral edge area, and not causing a tunnel phenomenon.SOLUTION: A presser member 30 of a prescribed width is fixed to a wig base 10 so as to cover the bottom of implanted imitation hair 20a in at least one part of the peripheral area of the wig base 10 mounted on the head of a wearer. The imitation hair 20a in a wig circumference, pressed by the presser member 30 projects outward in an extension direction of the wig base 10, and the direction is close to an extension direction of own hair remaining on the head. As a result of this, a tunnel phenomenon is prevented, and a fitting condition between the imitation hair 20a and the own hair becomes excellent.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a wig constructed by planting artificial hairs on a wig base.

  There are partial wigs and full-headed wigs. The partial wig is used for the purpose of covering only the head buttocks, concealing the white hair of the head's own hair, and increasing the volume of the division. On the other hand, the whole head wig literally covers the entire head of the wearer.

  Generally, a wig is required to be difficult for others to visually recognize that it is worn (camouflage effect). In this regard, the whole head wig is not affected by the head hair condition, but in the case of a partial wig, there is a boundary between the edge of the wig and the head hair. Often given.

  In the vicinity of the edge of the wig, the head's own hair, and the border, if the artificial hair planted in the wig and the head's own hair are not blended in, this part will be easily separated (hair cracking) and the wearing of the wig will be easily visible. There is a problem. Therefore, in Patent Document 1, it is disclosed that the rigidity of the artificial hair implanted in the periphery of the wig base is set lower than that of natural hair (head hair).

  Patent Document 2 discloses that artificial hair having a small thread diameter is planted at the hairline portion of the wig.

International Publication WO2007 / 094289 JP 2008-274482 A

Originally, the artificial hair to be planted on the wig base is different from the head's own hair and does not exhibit the same properties as the own hair, so the familiarity between the own hair and the artificial hair is not good. In particular, when the artificial hair planted around the edge of the wig base is wavy or curled, the artificial hair planted near the edge of the wig base rises as shown in FIG. (Called tunnel phenomenon).
Such a tunnel phenomenon may be caused by planting false hairs having a lower bending stiffness value than the head's own hair at the periphery of the wig (Patent Document 1), or by planting artificial hairs having a small thread diameter at the periphery of the wig (Patent Document 2). It is not solved only by doing.

  Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a wig in which the familiarity of head hair and artificial hair in the wig peripheral region is natural and the tunnel phenomenon does not occur.

  The wig of the present invention includes “a wig base to be worn on the wearer's head” and “an artificial hair planted on the wig base”. In at least a part of the surrounding area of the wig base, a pressing member having a predetermined width is fixed on the wig base so as to cover the root of the planted artificial hair.

  In the wig of the present invention having the above-described configuration, the pseudo hairs planted on the periphery of the wig base are pressed against the wig base side by a pressing member at the root portion, so that the tunnel phenomenon can be prevented. . In addition, the pressed false hair protrudes outward in the direction along the surface of the wig base, but since this direction is close to the direction in which the own hair remaining on the head extends, It is easy to become familiar and can achieve a natural appearance.

The perspective view of the wig which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. The figure explaining the tunnel phenomenon prevention effect by this invention compared with a prior art example. The figure explaining an example of the positional relationship and fixing method of a wig base and a pressing member in this invention. The figure explaining the example which uses a camouflage net together.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view illustrating a wig according to an embodiment of the present invention. The wig is configured by planting artificial hair 20 (natural hair or artificial hair) on a wig base 10 to be worn on a wearer's head. In FIG. 1, only a part of the artificial hair 20 is depicted, but actually, the artificial hair 20 is planted throughout the wig 10.

<< wig base 10 and holding member 30 >>
A pressing member 30 having a predetermined width is fixed to at least a part of the peripheral area of the wig base 10. FIG.1 (b) has shown the bb sectional view taken on the line in Fig.1 (a). As shown in this cross-sectional view, the pressing member 30 extends so as to cover the roots of the pseudo hairs 20a planted on the periphery of the wig. Thereafter, the entire pressing member 30 is fixed on the wig base 10 (details will be described later), so that the artificial hair 20a at the rim of the wig almost extends along the extending direction of the wig base 10 (in the direction of arrow A). ) It will protrude from the edge of the wig.

  Although the false hair 20 is planted in the wig base 10 over the whole, the false hair pressed down by the pressing member 30 is shown with the reference numeral 20a. The false hairs 20 and 20a may be the same or different.

The number (density) of the artificial hairs 20a planted on the lower side of the pressing member 30 can be arbitrarily set. For example, 28 strains (56) / cm ² are planted in other regions of the wig base 10. It is set regardless of the number (density) of pseudo hairs 20 to be formed.

<< Effect of the present invention by comparison with conventional examples >>
The effect of the present invention with such a configuration is shown in FIG. 2 in comparison with the conventional example. That is, in the present invention of FIG. 2A, the pseudo hair 20a at the periphery of the wig protrudes outward along the extending direction of the wig base 10, and this direction is the extension of the own hair remaining on the head. Close to direction. Therefore, the familiarity between the artificial hair 20a and the own hair is improved.
On the other hand, in the conventional example of FIG. 2B, the false hair around the wig easily protrudes upward, and this direction is greatly different from the extending direction of the own hair remaining on the head. As a result, the hair on the periphery of the wig rises and a tunnel is formed (tunnel phenomenon), resulting in an unnatural appearance.
In the present invention, the tunnel phenomenon as seen in the conventional example is effectively prevented, and a natural appearance can be realized.

<< Position and fixing method of pressing member 30 >>
FIG. 3A shows the positional relationship between the wig base 10 and the pressing member 30. The pressing member 30 only needs to be present in at least a part of the surrounding area of the wig base 10, and a specific position can be arbitrarily set. That is, the pressing member 30 may be provided at an arbitrary position where it is desired to prevent the tunnel phenomenon. For example, as shown in FIG. 3A, it may be provided only in the vicinity of the back of the head, or may be arranged over the entire circumference of the wig.

In the illustrated example, the pressing member 30 is substantially rectangular. As shown in FIG. 3B, the pressing member 30 includes “an outer side 31 extending along the periphery of the wig base”, “an inner side 32 facing the outer side 31”, “the outer side 31 and the inner side. Left and right sides 33, 34 ”connecting 32.
The holding member 30 is sewn to the wig base 10 using a sewing thread in the vicinity of the inner side 32 (sewing). Therefore, as shown in FIG. 1B, the artificial hair 20 a can be planted on the wig base 10 in the region between the wig base 10 and the pressing member 30. Thereafter, the pressing member 30 is pressed against the wig base 10 so that the base of the artificial hair 20a is sandwiched between the wig base 10 and the pressing member 30. 33, 34) is fixed.
For fixing the other side (the outer side 31 and the side sides 33 and 34), it is preferable to use the artificial hair 20 planted in the wig base 10. Specifically, it is as described below.

  In FIG. 3B, in the vicinity of the “outer side 31” and the “left and right side sides 33 and 34” of the holding member 30, the pseudo member 30 is simulated at an appropriate plurality of positions along the line indicated by the two-dot chain line. The holding member 30 and the wig base 10 are connected (binding) using the bristles 20. FIG.3 (c) has shown the cc sectional view taken on the line in FIG.3 (b). As shown in this cross-sectional view, when the artificial hair 20 is implanted and fixed, the pressing member 30 and the wig base 10 are simultaneously connected and fixed. A specific method of knotting may be performed by an appropriate method known in this field.

To summarize the above, in FIG. 3B, at the position indicated by the broken line along the inner side 32, sewing using a sewing thread is performed (sewing), and the virtual line indicated by the two-dot chain line along the other side. On the line, binding by pseudo hairs is performed at an appropriate interval (binding). By doing so, there are the following advantages in the wig manufacturing process.
That is, first, a knitted base 10 sewn with a pressing member 30 can be prepared, and artificial hair 20a can be planted in a region between the wig base 10 and the pressing member 30 (see FIG. 1b). Thereafter, pseudo hairs 20 are planted in other areas of the wig base 10, and at that time, “planting of the sham hair 20” and “binding of the pressing member 30 and the wig base 10” are performed simultaneously in parallel. It can be done and work efficiency is good.

《Meaning of proximity position》
As described above, in FIG. 3B, “broken line indicating the sewing position” and “two-dot chain line indicating the binding position” are both present in the “near position” from the outer peripheral edge of the pressing member 30. . The “neighboring position” here is not limited to a specific position (distance from the outer peripheral edge of the pressing member 30). When the pressing member 30 is fixed to the wig base 10, it is sufficient to obtain an effect of pressing the root of the artificial hair 20 a located below the pressing member 30. For example, the distance from the outer periphery of the pressing member 30 can be set to about 0 to 7 mm.

  In addition, from the viewpoint of pressing the pseudo hairs 20a on the periphery of the wig base to prevent a tunnel phenomenon, the pressing member 30 is fixed to the wig base 10 by any method without being limited to the above fixing method. Is possible.

  As described above, since the substantially rectangular pressing member 30 is fixed to the wig base 10 over the entire circumference thereof, the above-described tunnel phenomenon can be prevented by sufficiently pressing the pseudo hairs 20a sandwiched thereunder. it can. In addition, also in the binding location 36 shown scattered in FIG.3 (b), if the binding using the artificial hair 20 is performed, the pressing effect of the pressing member 30 can further be improved.

<< Example of using camouflage net 40 together >>
FIG. 4 shows an example in which the camouflage net 40 is added to enhance the camouflage effect at the periphery of the wig with respect to the embodiment described above. FIG. 4B shows a cross-sectional view taken along line bb in FIG.

As can be seen from FIG. 4, the camouflage net 40 is disposed between the wig base 10 and the pressing member 30, and the edge 40 a of the camouflage net protrudes outward beyond the peripheral edge 10 a of the wig base. The camouflage net 40 is fixed to the wig base 10 with a sewing thread at a sewing position indicated by an alternate long and short dash line (the fixing method is not limited to this, and an appropriate method can be adopted). In the figure, the camouflage net 40 is folded in two, but it may be simply fixed in a flat state.
Although not shown in FIG.4 (b), after fixing the camouflage net 40 to the wig base 10, the false hair 20 and 20a are planted similarly to FIG.1 (b).

  By using the camouflage net 40 together in this way, the combination of “preventing tunnel phenomenon by pressing” and “camouflage effect by net member” can be combined to realize a more natural appearance.

<< Shape and material of wig base 10 and pressing member 30 >>
The present invention is characterized in that the familiarity between the own hair and the artificial hair is improved by pressing the artificial hair around the edge of the wig, and is therefore most suitable for application to a partial wig. However, the configuration of the present invention can be applied to all head wigs.
In the case of a partial wig, the specific shape of the wig base is not limited to that shown in the figure, and may be any shape as necessary.

  In the illustrated embodiment, a substantially rectangular strip-shaped member is used as the pressing member 30. However, as long as it can be fixed on the wig base 10 and press the pseudo hairs 20 a, the shape and material are as follows. It is not limited to a specific thing.

  Arbitrary materials such as a net member and a resin can be adopted as the material of the wig base 10 and the pressing member 30. However, it is advantageous to increase the camouflage effect by using the same material.

10 wig base 20 artificial hair 30 pressing member 31 outer side 32 inner side 33, 34 side side 36 dotted attachment points 40 camouflage net

Claims (4)

A wig comprising a wig base (10) to be worn on a wearer's head and artificial hairs (20) planted on the wig base,
A pressing member (30) having a predetermined width is fixed on the wig base (10) so as to cover the root of the planted artificial hair (20a) in at least a part of the surrounding area of the wig base. A wig.
The pressing member (30) includes an outer side (31) extending along the periphery of the wig base, an inner side (32) facing the outer side, and left and right side sides connecting the outer side and the inner side ( 33, 34)
The pressing member (30) is fixed to the wig base (10) with a thread in the vicinity of the inner side (32), and in the vicinity of the outer side (31) and the left and right side sides (33, 34). The wig according to claim 1, wherein the wig is fixed to the wig base (10) by connecting the wig base (10) and the pressing member (30) by (20).
In an arbitrary portion (36) of the inner region surrounded by the outer side (31), the inner side (32), and the left and right side sides (33, 34) of the pressing member (30), the artificial hair (20 The wig according to claim 2, wherein the wig base (10) and the pressing member (30) are joined together.
  A net member (40) is disposed between the wig base (10) and the pressing member (30), and an end edge (40a) of the net member extends beyond the periphery (10a) of the wig base. The wig as described in any one of Claims 1-3 which protrudes.

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