JP3102547U - Case - Google Patents

Abstract

A case is provided that has a simple structure, is easy to use, and can be manufactured at a low cost with a simple design.
A front side portion (1a), a bottom side portion (1b), and a back side portion (1c) of a housing portion (1) are formed. The fabric F is overlapped with the backs thereof facing each other, and the side edges of the fabric F are stitched except for the front part 1a and the back part 1c, and the belt is passed through the front part 1a in the lateral direction. In addition to forming the portion 1a-2, a lateral belt passing portion 1c-2 is also formed in the back portion 1c, and the tape T constituting the left and right side portions 1d of the housing portion is inserted into these belt passing portions. Configure at least.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a case for accommodating a mobile phone, a golf ball, a cigarette, and the like, and particularly to a case that can be hung on a user's belt.

  As a case of such a conventional mobile phone, there is a case in which a belt attaching portion is provided on the back of the case, and a user's belt is passed through the attaching portion. (For example, see Patent Document 1)

  However, the above-mentioned conventional mobile phone case has a drawback in that since the belt hooking portion is provided on the back surface of the case, the configuration is complicated, and it takes time and cost to manufacture.

JP-A-2003-52436

  The problem to be solved is to solve the above-mentioned problems of the conventional case, and to provide a case that is simple in structure, easy to use, and can be manufactured at a low cost with a simple design.

  According to the present invention, the front portion, the bottom portion, and the back portion of the housing portion are formed, and the cover portion is integrally extended from the upper end portion of the back portion, and the cover portion is formed of a narrow woven fabric with an edge formed by a folding edge. The back sides of the fabric are overlapped with the back sides facing each other, except for the front part and the back part, and both side edges of the woven fabric are sewn to form a lateral belt passing part on the front part, and also on the back part. A lateral belt passing portion is formed, and tapes constituting left and right side portions of the accommodation portion are inserted through these belt passing portions. In addition, the invention is characterized in that both ends of the tape are fixed to the fabric on the front part or the back part. Furthermore, both ends of the tape are connected to each other. Still further, the tape is formed by folding a narrow woven fabric with ears having tatami edges into two along a longitudinal center line.

  The case of the present invention has the advantage that the structure is simple and easy to use, and it can be manufactured at a low cost with a simple design.

  The purpose is to make the structure simple and easy to use, to manufacture at a low cost with a simple design, to form the front part, bottom part and back part of the housing part, and to extend integrally from the top part of the back part to form the cover part. It is composed of narrow woven fabric with ears consisting of tatami mats, superposed with the back surfaces of the woven fabric facing each other, and excluding the front and back portions, the both side edges of the woven fabric are stitched together, and the front portion is laid sideways. In addition to forming a belt passing part in the direction, a belt passing part in the lateral direction is also formed in the back part, and the tapes that constitute the left and right side parts of the storage part are inserted through these belt passing parts. did.

  FIG. 1 is a view of one embodiment of the present invention, in which a front portion 1a, a bottom portion 1b, and a back portion 1c of a housing portion 1 of a mobile phone are formed in a U-shaped cross section, and the back portion 1c is formed. The cover portion 2 integrally extending from the upper end portion is formed of a narrow woven fabric with ears formed of a tatami edge.

  As is clear from FIG. 1 (B), the narrow woven fabric F with ears, which is composed of a part of the housing part 1 and a tatami edge forming the cover part 2, basically has the back sides of the tatami edge facing each other. Both sides are sewn as shown by dotted lines except for the front part 1a and the back part 1c. In the front part 1a, the woven fabric has an upper end folded back and a lower end formed as a stitching part 1a-1 so as to cross the width direction of the woven fabric F, and a lateral belt passing part 1a. -2 is formed. Further, in the back portion 1c, the woven fabric is a stitching portion 1c-1 such that an upper end portion and a lower end portion cross in the width direction of the woven fabric F, and a lateral belt passing portion 1c-2 is formed. Have been. In addition, since the front side of the tatami edge faces the surface of the belt passing portion 1c-2, the belt V can be passed smoothly.

  Tapes T constituting left and right side surfaces 1d and 1d of the housing portion 1 are inserted through the belt passing portions 1a-2 and 1c-2. Both ends of the tape T are fixed to the fabric F of the front surface 1a by sewing or appropriate fasteners. In addition, both ends of the tape T may be extended and connected to each other in a loop.

  A hook-and-loop fastener 3 is attached to the front side of the front part 1a of the woven fabric F and the back side of the cover part 2, respectively, and the mobile phone housed in the housing part 1 (in this embodiment, the foldable mobile phone is folded and turned sideways) To be opened and closed by the cover 2.

  In addition to the tape T, the belt V of the user is passed through the belt passing portion 1c-2 formed on the back portion 1c of the fabric F as shown by a dotted line in FIG. I have.

  The tape T may be any thick tape-shaped woven fabric, but as shown in FIG. 2, the tatami edge is folded in two in the longitudinal direction along the center line (dotted line) (A) and stitched ( B) The tape T may be used in the form of a loop.

  The case is not limited to a mobile phone, and may accommodate any small articles such as golf balls and cigarettes that are carried and carried.

FIG. 4 is a structural explanatory view showing an embodiment of the case of the present invention. FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram illustrating another configuration example of the tape.

Explanation of reference numerals

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Storage part 1a Front part 1a-1 Stitch part 1a-2 Belt thread part 1b Bottom part 1c Back part 1c-1 Stitch part 1c-2 Belt thread part 2 Cover part 3 Surface fastener F Narrow cloth T tape V belt

Claims (4)

The front part, the bottom part, and the back part of the accommodation part are formed, and the cover part is integrally formed from the upper end part of the back part, and the cover part is formed of a narrow woven fabric with ears formed of a tatami edge. Except for the front part and the back part, both sides of the woven fabric are stitched except for the front part and the back part, and a horizontal belt passing part is formed on the front part, and the lateral belt is also formed on the back part. A case, wherein a through portion is formed, and tapes constituting left and right side portions of the housing portion are inserted through these belt through portions. The case according to claim 1, wherein both ends of the tape are fixed to the fabric on the front part or the back part. The case according to claim 1, wherein both ends of the tape are connected to each other. The case according to claim 1, wherein the tape is formed by folding a narrow woven fabric with ears formed of tatami edges along a center line in a longitudinal direction.

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