JP2019214800A - Hood, eyeglasses holding tool for hood, and outerwear - Google Patents

Abstract

To solve the problem that a conventional hood in an outerwear with hood, etc. does not function sufficiently for such a trouble that the hood comes off or the eyes are wet due to wind and rain from the front in a bicycle running in rainy weather, and further, a device or rainproof tool for making up for those functions spoils appearance when worn and is inconvenient for portability.SOLUTION: A holding tool for detachably locking eyeglasses to be worn on eyes and an upper part of a hood, such as for an outerwear with a hood, is disposed at an upper center or upper both ends of the hood. As a result, it is possible to fix the hood in a state where the hood is adhered to a head via the eyeglasses, and to block rain to the eyes by the lens of the eyeglasses, thereby solving all of the problems of appearance and portability when the hood is worn.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

      The present invention relates to a hood provided with a rainproof function for the head and eyes, outerwear with a hood, and a hood glasses holder used for them.

      Hooded outerwear currently on the market, mainly rainwear, has undergone various improvements in design, materials and functionality. However, as for the hood portion, the hood was merely attached to the collar and the hood was squeezed with a string so that the hood would not come off.

Public information of registered utility model No. 3176449 Japanese Utility Model Application No. 61-165709 No. 63-50265

      In recent years, the demand for hooded outerwear, especially "rainwear", has been increasing, apart from products specialized in the past years, such as bicycles, running, trekking, mountain climbing, snowboarding, skiing, fishing, outdoor live festivals, etc. As the “outdoor activities” become fashionable mainly for young people, the appearance of the design has been changed to follow the “rain boots”, which became popular among women and became a standard in rainy weather. Those focusing on fashion are rapidly appearing on the market, and the sales space is expanding year by year.

    The function of the food portion such as conventional rainwear is mainly divided into two. Among them, those having a hood at the collar simply come off the hood when the bicycle is worn in rainy weather or the like, the head becomes wet, and the hood does not have its original meaning. In addition, the hood must be worn over and over again, and the hood must be held down with one hand so that it does not come off.It is very inconvenient, rain and snow are directly on the eyes, visibility is poor, and the ground slips. One-handed driving in easy conditions was very dangerous.

  In addition, for the user of the contact, wind and rain or snow from the front may be seen, and the contact may be lifted up, which is very inconvenient in that the position shifts or comes off. Further, in the case of a woman, there is a problem that the eye makeup is dropped due to wet eyes and the area around the eyes is blurred with mascara or the like.

  However, the hood of rainwear, which has recently come into wide use with an emphasis on design and fashionability, is generally of the type described above. For this reason, despite the fact that purchasers place importance on the design and fashion of rainwear, as a result, when worn, it is necessary to use rainproof gear that impairs fashion.

  On the other hand, in the case of focusing on the functionality at the time of wearing, and squeezing around the face of the hood with a string so that it does not come off by the wind, the head does not get wet, but the face is exposed like the hood, so direct rain Had the same problem as the hood. Also, because the hood is closely attached along the face, it was dangerous that the view of the hood was obstructed by the side of the hood when checking the back, and the situation where the area around the face was squeezed with a string was very clumsy. There was a problem.

  Next, in the hood that squeezes around the face with a string, the rainwear with eaves made of transparent vinyl material or plastic plate to secure rainproof and visibility on the face Because of squeezing with a string, there was an appearance problem when wearing. In addition, depending on the intensity of the rain and the direction of the wind, rain was blown from under the eaves and the essential eyes became wet. Furthermore, because the rain is blocked away from the eyes, the line of sight catches water droplets adhering to the transparent eaves made of vinyl or plastic. Then the prospect ahead is worse.

  Next, a plastic rain visor mounted on the forehead and covering the entire face protects the face from rain, but naturally increases the size of the visor itself. As a result, the appearance is unnatural when worn, and there are inconveniences such as a feeling of pressure covering the entire face, cloudiness during breathing, and bulkiness when carried.

  As described above, existing rain protection measures for the head and eyes have many structures that block rain above the head, except for the visor that completely covers the face. However, especially when riding a bicycle, it is necessary to take measures to prevent rain and snow from the front due to the wind and running speed due to the wind and running speed. The above items were inadequate, for example, because the apparent fashionability was not considered.

  The present invention, in order to solve the conventional problems in this way, at the same time when the hood such as rainwear fulfills the original rain-proof function, at the same time, to ensure visibility by preventing rain directly on the eyes, An object of the present invention is to improve the outerwear with a hood in consideration of the appearance and portability at the time of mounting.

    In order to solve the above-described problems, the present invention provides a hood main body having an opening for exposing a face on a front surface, and eyeglasses attached to the eyes, the opening of the hood main body being detachable with the glasses. The present invention provides a hood including the eyeglass holder for holding the hood.

    Here, the “hood” has an opening attached to the head and exposing the face. It may be used mainly for a collar of outerwear or clothing, and may be detachable from the collar. In addition, “glasses” refers to general glasses, and may be glasses that mainly include a lens unit, a bridge unit, an arm unit, and the like. Further, the lens portion may have no power, a power, and a color. Some have the same shape and are called "goggles."

The “upper portion” of the opening of the hood main body refers to a portion from the face forehead to the temple when the hood main body is attached to the head. The terms “inside” and “outside” of the opening of the hood body refer to the back and front portions facing the forehead side of the upper portion of the hood described above.
The term “fixed” in claim 1 or the like means that the hood is completely fixed inside the upper portion of the opening of the hood main body mainly by sewing or bonding.

  In addition, “detachable” means that the eyeglass holder can be detached from the hood with respect to the upper portion of the opening of the hood body by a detachable locking portion such as a hook-and-loop fastener. Indicates that it is locked.

  Further, in the one end and the other end and in the seventh aspect, the fixing position can be selected in a freely adjustable manner, and the locking portion for detachably holding the glasses is provided. To indicate that In this case, the hook-and-loop fastener is most suitable for the locking portion. At this time, the locking portion may be a snap button, a hook, a magnet, a clip, a button, a belt portion, or the like, in addition to the hook-and-loop fastener.

  The “outerwear including a hood” according to claim 8 is clothing having a hood. It is mainly for rain, wind, cold, and sun protection, and the hood may be removable.

  Further, the holder according to claims 1 to 7 can be attached later to a hood such as outerwear without a holder for glasses.

      As described above, the “hood” of the outerwear such as the rainwear of the present invention is attached to the eyes and securely fixed at the nose bridge and both ears by the “glasses holder” fixed to the upper inside of the hood. Glasses "can be held. By holding the `` glasses '' that are most closely attached to the eyes and resistant to wind resistance and securely fixed inside the hood, not only the hood does not come off, but also the top of the glasses lens inside the tip of the hood It fits in and completely prevents rain on the eyes. This eliminates the need for rain to blow into the eyes depending on the wind direction and the intensity of rain as in the case of the conventional eaves, and eliminates the need to drive while narrowing the eyes.

  Also, since the upper part of the hood is fixed to the eyeglasses rather than tied around the face of the hood with a string, the face orientation and the hood opening are linked even when checking the bicycle backwards. Also, the safety at the time of attaching the hood is improved without obstructing the view.

  In addition, the rigid lens close to the eyes allows you to look ahead from the gap between the adhering water droplets, allowing you to see through the conventional transparent vinyl or plastic eaves provided at a place away from the eyes In comparison, a better view can be secured. In addition, since the rainproof gear around the eyes is glasses, the use of water-repellent lenses or the use of commercially available water-repellent or anti-fog sprays exclusively for eyeglasses can reduce the repellency of the lenses. It is possible to further enhance the water effect.

  With the above-described configuration, a good view is secured without using extra products such as a hood, a transparent eaves portion, a hat with a collar, a visor, a fixing device, and the like, which impair the appearance and are bulky for carrying, as in the past, The rainproof device can be simplified, and the appearance when worn can be made clear.

  Furthermore, since the holding tool detachably holds the glasses, the glasses can be removed when not in use. At that time, the glasses can be stored in pockets such as rainwear by folding the arm part, so it is the most portable compared to conventional rain visors and rain hats etc. Carrying it also has the effect of preventing forgetting or losing it.

  In addition, the glasses used for the eyeglass holder of the present invention do not need to have a special shape, and can correspond to the shape of general glasses, so that a user can obtain the commercially available 100 yen price. You can use your glasses or your own glasses. Therefore, unnecessary costs are not required, and it is possible to select the one that suits the user's preference and ease of use, such as the design and color of the glasses, the function of correcting the lenses, the Date glasses, and sunglasses.

  As described above, by providing the spectacle holder for fixing the spectacles to a hood such as rainwear according to the present invention, "one spectacle" has an effect different from the original function of the spectacles. It is possible to simultaneously obtain two functions as "a substitute for weights for fixing the hood" and "rainproof equipment for the eyes in rainy weather". In addition, the holder itself is also fixed inside the hood, so that it is hard to get wet by rain, and if the holder is made of the same material and color as the hood body, it is not noticeable. Therefore, a rainproof effect can be obtained without impairing the appearance of the hood unlike a transparent eave portion provided in a conventional hood.

  That is, with the hood of the present invention, it is possible to more simply combine the hood of rainwear and the like in rainy weather and the appearance when worn, without a sense of incongruity. When wearing the rainwear of the present invention, it looks just like a user wearing a hood and wearing glasses. However, in reality, a hood is provided with an eyeglass holder for fixing the hood and the glasses inside the hood, so that the hood does not come off and rain or snow does not enter the eyes. Therefore, it is possible to improve the conventional rainproof function without impairing the appearance fashionability, and to provide a "new style of rainwear" for bicycle running in rainy weather.

  Next, according to Claims 1 to 7, the hood and the glasses are shielded by using the shape of the glasses, in the bridge portion, the arm portion, and the like of the glasses, between the eyes and at both ends of the eyes. It can be held without. Further, since the bridge portion or the arm portion is configured to be higher than the center with respect to the lens portion of the glasses, the hood is held above the position of the line of sight. Thereby, it is possible to secure a good view without the hood covering the eyes.

  Also, since the hood is held on the bridge or arm by the holder, it is possible to fix the hood at the "eye" instead of the "face". It works in conjunction with the movement and prevents the side of the hood from blocking the view. At this time, the eaves portion can be formed at the tip of the hood with respect to the forehead by shifting the attachment position of the holder to the upper rear side from the tip of the hood. Further, since the holder holds the bridge portion, the concave gap of the bridge portion of the glasses can be filled with the holder, and there is also an effect of increasing the rainproofness to the eyes.

  According to the third aspect, if fixed, secure fixing can be obtained, and if detachable, the holder can be replaced when it is deteriorated.

  In addition, since the fixing position of the holder is adjustable and the locking portion such as a hook-and-loop fastener which is detachable is provided, regardless of the shape of various hoods and glasses, the hood can be connected to the bridge portion of the glasses or the like. The hood can be pulled down and fixed so as to cover the upper part of the lens parallel to the arm. As a result, the glasses are fixed so as to overlap the inside of the tip of the hood, and the hood can be held without creating a gap between the hood and the glasses, so rain and snow are blocked by the hood and lens, and the head From the bottom of the lens to the eye does not have to get wet. Especially for women, it is very important that rain is reliably blocked from the head to the eyes, so there is no need to worry about the collapse of eye makeup when commuting or picking up children, etc. Bicycling becomes very comfortable.

In addition, since the holder is securely fixed by the locking portion such as the hook-and-loop fastener, the hood does not fall below the fixed position, and the field of view can be stably secured.
Furthermore, the holding part can be stored in close contact with the inside of the hood by the locking part, so that the appearance of the hood is not affected, and the holding part does not interfere. In addition, since the fixing method of the holder is a very simple configuration using a locking portion such as a hook-and-loop fastener, it is easy to attach, and the user can be selected from children to the elderly.

  Further, for the producer of outerwear with a hood, the holder for glasses of the present invention has a simple structure, and can be manufactured by using scraps and members when manufacturing rainwear, outerwear with a hood, etc. The rainproof function of the hood and the outerwear with the hood can be improved at a very low cost simply by attaching the eyeglass holder to the hood body without changing the design.

  Further, according to the eyeglass holder for hood of the present invention, it is possible to implement the effects of the present invention by attaching the user himself to conventional rainwear having no rainproof function in the hood itself. Become.

  In addition, the structure is simple, and mass-produced and generally distributed members can be used for the holder body and the member for the locking portion, so that no cost is required for the producer side. In addition, since the shape is small and light, mass production and mass shipment can be performed without taking up space for shipping and storage. At the same time, these factors are of great merit on the merchant side.

  According to the first to eighth aspects of the present invention described above, it is possible to solve the problems encountered when wearing or wearing conventional hooded outerwear, mainly rainwear. In addition, the present invention can take various embodiments depending on the user, and when selecting outerwear with a hood such as rainwear, it is important to pay attention to the rainproof effect of the head and eyes when worn. Without having to do so, you can select the one that suits your tastes, such as design and function, and expand your options at the time of purchase.

Front view with holding fixtures fixed at bridge part of glasses and upper center of hood 1. Enlarged sectional view of the holder in the state of FIG. FIG. 1 is an enlarged perspective view showing an example of a state in which the holder of FIG. FIG. 2 is an enlarged perspective view of an example of the mounting of the holder of FIG. FIG. 3 is an enlarged perspective view of an example of a state in which the holder is being attached to the glasses. Enlarged sectional view of a state where it is fixed to a different position with respect to the hood main body. A perspective view of a state in which the holder has been completely fixed to two arm portions of the glasses and both upper ends of the hood body portion

      Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

      FIG. 1 shows that after holding the bridge portion 7 of the glasses so as to wrap it from the front or the back of the eyebrows without hindering the view by the holder 2 fixed to the hood main body 1, at the upper center 1B of the upper hood 1A, FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing a state where the eyeglasses 6 are attached to the eyes by holding the arm 9 of the eyeglasses 6 at the ears after the one end 2B and the other end 2C of the holder 2 are closely bonded to each other by the hook-and-loop fastener. .

      The user holds the glasses 6 against the holder 2 fixed to the upper opening 1A of the hood body 1 to prevent the hood from coming off due to the wind while riding a bicycle in rainy weather, etc. The rain on the eyes can be prevented by the lens unit 8 of the glasses attached to the camera.

    At this time, since the holder 2 is held by the bridge portion 7 of the glasses 6, the upper portions of the two lens portions 8 of the glasses 6 fit slightly inside the hood 1C inside the upper portion 1A of the hood. It is shielded by the two lens portions 8 of the glasses, so that it does not get wet from the head to below the lens. If the lens unit 8 is large, the rainproof range for the eyes becomes wider.

  In addition, holding the holder 2 with the bridge portion 7 located between the eyes not only does not obstruct the field of view, but also when fixing the hood and the glasses, the bridge portion shows a line of sight in the configuration of the glasses. It is located at the top of the unobstructed eye and is securely fixed by hook-and-loop fasteners, so the top of the lens can be slightly inserted inside the hood to ensure rainproofing, but the hood falls to the field of view There is no. Therefore, it is possible to secure a good view. Further, since the bridge portion is sandwiched between both lens portions, there is an advantage that the bridge portion is securely fixed without shifting left and right.

Further, since the holder 2 fixes the upper portion 1A of the hood opening and the lower portion of the hood opening is fixed at the neck portion 3, it plays an auxiliary role of reducing the wind resistance to the opening of the hood main body portion 1 and serves as a hood. The effect of preventing detachment can be further enhanced.
Here, the main body 5 of the outerwear is mainly rainwear, such as a raincoat, a rain poncho, a rain suit divided vertically and a connection type, and the like. In addition, clothing having "hood" such as a windbreaker, a jumper, a blouson, a coat, and a hoodie may be used.

  Further, it is also possible to use a material used for clothing other than rain gear such as a coat or a hoodie, for example, cotton, hemp, acrylic, rayon and the like. In that case, it is also useful for sunshade, etc. It is useful when wearing sunglasses and hoodie at the seaside to prevent sunburn.

Next, the glasses 6 at this time include prescription / non-prescription glasses, colored glasses such as sunglasses, and the like, and are mainly formed by the lens portion 6, the bridge portion 7, and the arm portion 9.
The "glasses" to be worn around the eyes are generally composed of a frame having the shape closest to the eyes, and the bridge portion of the glasses has a bridge portion at the nose bridge and both arm portions 9 have both temple portions. Is held in. As a result, the glasses 7 are securely fixed at the center and both sides of the face. As a result, the hood 1 held by the glasses 6 is securely fixed, and the hood can be prevented from coming off.

The hood holder 2 of the present invention, which has a shape common to the world, has been widely used for a long time, and has been fixed as an item for improving fashionability in recent years, has been fixed to the hood with a natural appearance when the hood is attached. With its compact portability, water resistance, convenience, and fashionability, it can be effective for a wide range of people worldwide regardless of age or gender.
Furthermore, since the glasses are mass-produced and can be obtained from the 100-yen range, they can be purchased as rainproof equipment in rainy weather as easily as vinyl umbrellas, and the cost can be reduced compared to conventional rainproof equipment. .

  In addition, the glasses 6 can be washed with water, and the lens 8 can be provided with water repellency, anti-fog, and the like, so that the effect of removing rain can be improved and maintained. Furthermore, the glasses themselves have abundant choices in use and design, and are items that improve fashionability, which is a feature not found in conventional rainproof gear.

  In addition, due to the shape closest to the eyes, it is hardly blown or blown away by wind like a hat or visor. Also, the nose is not covered like a visor that covers the entire face, and breathing is smooth and there is no feeling of oppression. Furthermore, since it is very compact, it is excellent in portability. Furthermore, the shape and size of the hood, the width of the bridge portion 7 of the glasses 6, and the height from the bottom of the bridge portion 7 to the top of the lens are generally the same dimensions in the world. The effects of the holder of the present invention can be implemented in wear.

  In terms of safety, many road athletes known for the Tour de France (mainly riding bicycles on paved roads to compete for time) also wear sunglasses and helmets during races in rainy weather. The fact that they are used in official races means that the stability and safety of the field of view when rain is worn is guaranteed.

  FIG. 2 shows that one end 2A of the holder 2 is fixed to the upper portion 1B of the hood by sewing or bonding, and after holding the bridge portion 7 of the glasses 6, the hook portion 2C of the hook-and-loop fastener is fixed to the outer hood fixing portion 1C. The fixing positions can be adjusted freely and detachably according to the shape of the frame part of the glasses. When the holder 2 is not used, it can be fixed and stored in the upper portion 1A of the hood when the holder 2 is not used, so that the holder does not interfere. At this time, the locking portion may be a snap button, a hook, a magnet, a clip, a button, a belt portion, or the like, in addition to the hook-and-loop fastener.

  When attaching the holder 2 of the present invention to the existing rainwear, the user holds the bridge portion 7 of the glasses in the center of the upper portion 1A of the opening of the hood body 1, for example, as in FIGS. The holder 2 of the present invention for fixing is fixed. Alternatively, both arms 9 of the glasses 6 shown in FIG. 7 are fixed to 1D of the hood main body 1. Also, both may be used.

  At this time, the fixing portion 2A at one end of the holder 2 needs to be a fixing portion that can be easily attached to the main body by the user. For example, an adhesive such as a bond or an instant adhesive or a strong double-sided tape, an adhesive fixed by using heat of an iron or the like, or a detachable surface fastener may be used. Note that a locking portion such as a hook-and-loop fastener is fixed to the back surface 2B in advance by sewing or bonding as shown in FIG. This may be any as long as it can be detachably fixed to each other as described above. Also, at that time, the holder 2 is preferably made of the same material as the outerwear and the hood, assuming that it will be wet, and is mainly made of nylon, polyester, polyurethane, etc., which are often used for rainwear. With the single holder of the present invention, the windproof and rainproof measures of the present invention can be implemented with various hooded clothes such as conventional rainwear.

  FIG. 3 is an intermediate diagram before the fixing completion diagram shown in FIG. 1 or 2 is reached. The glasses 2 attached to the eyes are held by the holder 2 provided with the locking portions 2B and 2C described above, and the holder 2 is held around the bridge 8 of the glasses 6 from the rear to the front. Let it. It is also possible to hold two places of the arm 9. The user wears, for example, rainwear and wears the glasses 6 around his / her eyes, then pulls out the holder 2 fixed to the back side of the upper opening 1A of the hood from the rear of the bridge 7 to the front, and pulls the upper part 1C of the hood. The hook and loop portion of the fixing portion and the hook and loop portion of the holder 2C are locked to complete the fixing.

  FIG. 4 is an intermediate view in the reverse process described above. For example, the holding tool 2 fixed at the center of the upper part of the hood opening is held so as to be wound in a loop from the front to the rear of the bridge part 7, and the surface fastener fixed to the fixing part 1B on the back side of the upper part 1A of the hood opening. Is an intermediate view before the eyeglasses 6 attached to the eyes are held by the holder 2 provided with the loop portion and the locking portion 2C, and the holder 2 is wound around the bridge portion 7 of the eyeglasses 6 from the front. And hold. First, the user wears rainwear, then pulls out the upper part of the hood forward, wraps the holder fixed at the center part around the bridge part of the glasses, and fixes it. If you wear glasses as it is around your eyes, the hood will be naturally attached to your head. Note that this is also possible when two portions of the arm portion 9 are fixed.

  FIG. 5 shows an example in which one end of the holder 2 is fixed to the upper portion 1A of the hood and the bridge 7 is held by the method described with reference to FIG. FIG. 5 is an intermediate view before being fixed by a locking portion. This is also possible at two places of the arm 9.

  FIG. 6, for example, in the fixing completion diagram of FIG. 1, instead of being locked at one end and the other end of the holder 2, locking portions at different positions are provided in the fixing portion 1B in the upper portion 1A of the hood. FIG. 7 is a diagram in which fixation is completed. Note that this method can be applied to both the inside and the outside of the hood, and can also be applied to the bridge portion 7 and the arm portion 9.

(Embodiment 2) Arm part FIG. 7 shows a state at the time of mounting when holding two arm parts 9 of eyeglasses, for example, to arm fixing parts 1D provided at both ends of the upper part 1A of the hood main body. It is shown. As a result, the hood is fixed at two places around the eyes without obstructing the view. In addition, if the arms 7 are fixed after the bridge 7 is fixed as shown in FIG. 1, the hood is fixed at three places on the face, and the hood is more strongly fixed to the hood main body 1. be able to.

  As described above, the effects of the present invention can be implemented in various embodiments as shown in an example of the holder 2 according to the present invention with respect to conventional rainwear having no rainproof function in the hood itself, and The user can thereby select rainwear that suits his / her taste, such as design and functionality, and can broaden the options at the time of purchase.

  Also, for the producer side, the outerwear provided with the hood eyeglass holder and the hood with the holder of the present invention has a simple structure and simple installation, and the end pieces and members at the time of manufacturing the outerwear. Therefore, the product can be improved at very low cost. Further, in the case of a holder alone that can be handled in a 100-yen shop or the like, it is smaller and lighter in shape, suitable for mass production, and extremely excellent in terms of delivery and storage. In view of their advantages and the demand for rainwear around the world, the present invention solves the conventional inconvenience and establishes a "new hood style" in hooded outerwear around the world.

Reference Signs List 1 Hood main body 1A Upper hood opening 1B Hood inner fixing part 1C Hood outer fixing part 1D Arm part holding fixing part 2 Glasses holder 2A Holder fixing part 2B Holder locking part (Hook-and-loop fastener part)
2C Holder locking part (Hook-and-loop fastener part)
3 Neck 4 Collar 5 Rainwear body 6 Glasses 7 Bridge 8 Lens 9 Arm

Claims (8)

    A main body having an opening for exposing the face on the front face, and a bridge attached to the eyes, having a lens, a bridge, and an arm, and having the nose bridge and glasses held by both ears, A band-shaped or cord-shaped holding tool for holding at the upper center, the holding tool is held so as to be wound around the bridge portion in a loop shape, and one end and the other end of the holding tool are attached to the main body. A hood characterized by being attached.     A body portion having an opening for exposing the face on the front surface, and the arm portion of the eyeglasses attached to the eyes and having a lens portion, a bridge portion and an arm portion and held by the nose bridge and both ears, the opening portion A hood, wherein the hood is held so as to be wrapped in a loop around two upper ends on both sides thereof, and one end and the other end of the holder are attached to the main body.     A main body having an opening for exposing the face on the front face, and a bridge attached to the eyes, having a lens, a bridge, and an arm, and having the nose bridge and glasses held by both ears, A band-shaped or cord-shaped holder for holding at the upper center, and one end of the holder is fixed or detachably attached inside the upper center of the opening of the main body, A hood, wherein a holding tool is held in a loop around the bridge portion, and the other end of the holding tool is detachably locked or fixed to the outside of the main body.     A main body having an opening for exposing the face on the front face, and a bridge attached to the eyes, having a lens, a bridge, and an arm, and having the nose bridge and glasses held by both ears, A band-shaped or cord-shaped holding tool for holding at the upper center, the holding tool is held so as to be wound around the bridge portion in a loop shape, and one end and the other end of the glasses holding tool are A hood fixed or detachably locked to the outside of the main body.     A main body having an opening for exposing the face on the front surface, and the arm portion of the eyeglasses attached to the eyes, having a lens portion, a bridge portion, and an arm portion and held by the nose bridge and both ears. A band-shaped or cord-shaped holding tool for holding at two places at both upper ends of the portion, and one end of the holding tool is fixed to or detachably locked at two places at both upper ends of the main body, The holder is held around the two arm portions so as to be wound in a loop, and the other end of the holder is detachably locked or fixed to the outside of the main body. hood.     A main body having an opening for exposing the face on the front surface, and the arm portion of the eyeglasses attached to the eyes, having a lens portion, a bridge portion, and an arm portion and held by the nose bridge and both ears. A band-like or cord-like holding tool for holding at two places at both upper ends of the portion, and holding the holding tool so as to be wound around the two arm portions in a loop shape, one end and the other end of the holding tool A hood, wherein the part is fixed to the outside of the main body part or is detachably locked.     7. The hood according to claim 1, wherein the one end and the other end of the holder are fixed or locked at different positions with respect to the main body. An outerwear comprising the hood according to any one of claims 1 to 7.