JP3042680U - Sunglasses and sunglasses film - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [PROBLEMS] To provide sunglasses that are hard to break and have excellent design at low cost. A light-transmitting portion is made of a resin film (3) having a pattern formed by dot printing.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a sunglasses using a resin film and a sunglasses film attached to the glasses to give the glasses a function as sunglasses.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 When the sunlight feels strong and dazzling, a light-transmitting part made of colored glass or plastic (a part other than the frame that allows light to pass through, a part that corresponds to a lens in terms of a megalens) to suppress the amount of light entering the eyes. ) Is used. In recent years, it is often used not only to prevent glare but also as a part of fashion. Especially when traveling to Hawaii, Guam and other southern countries where the sun is strong, it is practical and fashionable. It is said that it is a must-have item because of its sex.

Since the light-transmitting part of the sunglasses is made of glass or the like, it is easily broken and must be taken care of when it is carried or not in use. In addition, it is often stored in a glasses case etc. for protection when carrying it on a trip etc., but it is unexpectedly prone to bulkiness.

[0004] It is difficult to see sunglasses that have a dark light-transmitting part (low light-transmitting property) unless the sunshine is so strong. It is convenient.

In addition, if it is used for fashion, many kinds of clothes, shoes, bags, hats, etc. should be prepared and appropriate sunglasses should be worn according to mood, weather, destination, etc. Is desired. For example, in a resort area, sunglasses are preferred because of their unusual design and eye-catching features.

However, sunglasses have the property of being greatly influenced by fashion, and the period of practical use is not so long. On the other hand, sunglasses are relatively expensive and it is difficult to buy a large number of sunglasses unless you are a very fashionable person. In particular, unusual designs are not very versatile (for example, they are popular in resort areas but usually too flashy to wear), so inexpensive designs are preferred.

[0007] Almost all of them are eccentric designs, but most of them exhibit their design characteristics mainly in the shape and color of the frame, and the translucent part made of glass or the like is caused by the difficulty of coloring. However, it is still only a single color or a gradation of smoke, and it is the current situation that sufficient design is not exhibited.

[0008]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 Therefore, there is a need for sunglasses that can be provided at low cost, are hard to break, and have excellent design.

[0009]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The sunglasses of the present invention are characterized in that the translucent part is made of a dot-printed resin film (1), and further is made of a dot-printed resin film (3). .

Alternatively, the frame and the light-transmitting portion are made of one resin film (5), and at least the light-transmitting portion (5a) is dot-printed.

The sunglasses film of the present invention is made of a resin film that is dot-printed, has a shape that can be superimposed on the lens part of eyeglasses, and is a paste material for sticking to the lens part of eyeglasses on one side. It is characterized by having.

Alternatively, it is characterized in that it is made of a resin film that is dot-printed, has a shape that can be superimposed on the front surface of eyeglasses, and has an attachment portion for attaching to eyeglasses. To do.

[0013]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 Hereinafter, the present invention will be described using preferred embodiments. Example 1 FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the sunglasses of this example. In the figure, (1) is a translucent part, which is made of a resin film. (2) is a frame.

Screen printing is performed in a color that is difficult to transmit light such as black and silver, leaving a dot (halftone dot) non-printed portion on the resin film. The resin film may be colorless and transparent, or a colored and transparent film may be used. In the printed resin film, the non-printed dots transmit light, and the other printed regions do not transmit light easily. That is, although the light is blocked by the printing part, the other side is visible through the dot part, so that the field of view is secured and the amount of light entering the eye can be adjusted as in the case of conventional tinted glass of sunglasses.

The film thus printed is punched out (or cut out) to form a transparent portion (1), which is adhered, stapled, welded, or grooved to a frame (2) made of paper or plastic. If you attach it using a fixing means such as sandwiching it, you will have sunglasses. This fixing means does not particularly limit the present invention.

By changing the size and density of the printed dots and the color of the film to be used, it is possible to easily produce sunglasses having a light-transmitting part (1) having different darkness. Since the printing is done with fine dots, the printing does not matter so much when it is mounted. By the way, in this example, 30 lines 70% was printed on a colorless transparent resin film (meaning that 30 dots are contained in 1 inch width at a ratio of 70% of the whole).

Since the light-transmitting part (1) is a resin film and the frame (2) is also made of paper or the like, it is lighter and less prone to cracking than conventional sunglasses, and the manufacturing cost is so low that it cannot be compared. . It's cheap, so you can buy unusual sunglasses with a sense of play, and you can buy sunglasses with various designs without any financial burden, and you can use them without worrying about scratching the translucent part. And if you don't use it, you can easily throw it away.

When a thin frame such as paper is used, it can be provided by folding (or in an extended state) and sandwiching it between magazines and pamphlets. Stores and distribution destinations do not need much storage space if they are extended and stacked and stored.

Example 2 FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the sunglasses of this example. Contrary to Example 1, the dot portion of the light transmitting portion (3) is printed in a color such as black or silver that does not easily transmit light, and the other portion is left colorless and transparent or colored and transparent. Other configurations and effects are similar to those of the first embodiment.

[Example 3] In Example 1 and Example 2, printing was performed in a single color, but in this example, the transparent portion (4) was patterned. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the sunglasses of this embodiment (the side frame is omitted). In this embodiment, the basic color (4a) is silver and the basic color (4a) is “LOVE” with the dot portion left on the colorless and transparent resin film. The character (4b) is printed in blue and the heart pattern (4c) is printed in red.

Since printing is performed on a resin film, printing is easy, and a translucent portion having a different pattern can be obtained only by changing the pattern to be printed. Of course, not only letters, symbols and pictures can be used as patterns, but it is also possible to apply gradation or mosaic patterns on the whole.

There are various possible ways of using the sunglasses in which the transparent portion is patterned as in the present embodiment. For example, if you sell cheap sunglasses with characters such as “Hawaii” and sea, yachts, palm trees, surfboards, etc. with fun pictures at the resort, it will become popular, at resort hotels, travel agencies. It is conceivable that airlines will distribute sunglasses with the company name etc. as the campaign. In addition, it is possible to distribute sunglasses with products drawn as a sales promotion of the manufacturer, or to sell sunglasses with the mark of the team that supports the audience at the ball stadium.

Fourth Embodiment FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the sunglasses of the present embodiment. In Examples 1, 2, and 3 described above, only the light-transmitting portion is made of the resin film, and the printed resin film is attached to the frame (2) made of paper or plastic. In this example, the frame is used. (5b) and the translucent part (5a) are all made of a single resin film (5).

Sunglasses can be obtained by simply printing the part (5a) that becomes the translucent part, punching it out and bending the part that becomes the frame (5b) (the bending process may be left to the user). It has excellent mass productivity and can reduce costs. In addition, since it does not use paper, it has the advantage of excellent water resistance.

Furthermore, since the frame part (5b) can be printed at the same time as the translucent part is printed, it is possible to easily insert the company name, size, advertisement, campaign phrase, etc. (5c) in that part. is there.

[Embodiment 5] This embodiment relates not to the sunglasses themselves, but to a sunglasses film which is adhered from above the lens portion of the glasses to make the megaphone usable as sunglasses. The printing of the film is the same as the printing of the translucent part in Examples 1, 2 and 3 described above, but a gluing material is provided on one side of the film for attaching to the glasses. To use it, just stick it on the lens surface of the glasses like a sticker.

It is preferable to use a sizing material that can be removed from the spectacles after use so that the glue does not adhere to the lenses of the spectacles when removed. For example, the same glue as that used for sticky notes that can be attached to and detached from a paper surface can be used. If the eyeglasses are repeatedly attached to and detached from the lens, the adhesive may weaken and it may become difficult to attach them, but there is no problem when used as disposable items in resort areas.

Example 6 This example is also a sunglasses film for imparting sunglasses effect to glasses as in Example 5, but the sunglasses film is not directly attached to the lens portion of the glasses, but is a sunglasses film. It can be attached to eyeglasses by attaching members such as clips attached to the. In the case of the present embodiment, it takes time and effort to attach the clip, but the adhesive material does not adhere to the lens and the clip can be repeatedly attached to and detached from the glasses.

[0029]

[Effect of the invention]

 As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide sunglasses that are hard to break and have excellent design characteristics at low cost. Further, it is possible to provide a sunglasses film which can be easily attached to the glasses to give the glasses the function of sunglasses.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a first embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a second embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a third embodiment.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing Example 4;

[Explanation of symbols]

(1) Translucent part (2) Frame (4) Patterned translucent part (5) Sunglasses in which the translucent part and the frame are made of one resin film

Claims (5)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. Sunglasses characterized in that the light-transmitting portion is made of a dot-printed resin film. 2. Sunglasses characterized in that the light-transmitting portion is made of a resin film having a pattern formed by dot printing. 3. Sunglasses, characterized in that the frame and the transparent portion are made of a single resin film, and at least the transparent portion is dot-printed. 4. A dot-printed resin film, which has a shape capable of being superposed on a lens portion of eyeglasses, and is provided with an adhesive material on one surface for sticking to the lens portion of eyeglasses. And sunglasses film. 5. A sunglasses film, comprising a dot-printed resin film, having a shape capable of being superposed on the front surface of eyeglasses, and having an attachment portion for attaching to the eyeglasses.