JP3118763U - Chest apron - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To prevent the neck portion of a clothing from leaking to the neck of an infant's drool, milk, etc. (for a care recipient, tea, food, etc.) by preventing the neck opening of the clothing from being exposed. To provide a chest apron that is clean.
An apron main body A is formed by connecting a front cover piece 1 covering the front of the chest part of a garment and a backing piece 2 inserted inward from a neck opening of the garment at an upper edge 3 thereof. At the same time, fixing means 11 and 13 for the human body are attached to the apron body A at appropriate positions. When the chest apron is used, the backing piece 2 is inserted into the clothing from the neck opening 5 of the entire clothing (the outer clothing 4 and the inner clothing 8 such as the underwear), and the front cover piece 1 is inserted into the outer clothing 4. Position on the front of the chest.
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Description

  The present invention is designed to prevent the chest part of the clothes from becoming dirty and to prevent the chest opening (neck part) of the clothes from getting wet with liquids such as drooling. Is often referred to as “)”.

  The conventional bib for infants is placed on the chest part of the outermost clothing (hereinafter simply referred to as “outer clothing”), and this is attached to the infant's chest part with a strap, etc. Drools and spilled food are not only those that fall directly on the bib from the infant's mouth, but also often leak from the infant's mouth through the jaw and neck to the chest. In that case, even if you are bibbling, the moisture of drooling or spilled food will wet the chest opening (neck part) of the clothes or wet the inner clothes such as underwear.

  In addition, when the conventional bib is tightened with a fastening string or the like, the neck becomes cramped and the infant becomes unpleasant, and when this is loosened, as shown in FIG. The upper edge portion 23 hangs down and the neck portion of the garment 24 is exposed from above the bib, and depending on the neck portion of the garment and in some cases, the underwear or the like is soiled by drooling or milk.

  In addition, many of the conventional bibs are designed to be worn simply by wrapping a strap around the neck, but if the wearer's (infant) finger is caught, the position of the bib will be laterally or backward. There was also a problem of shifting. In addition, there is also a problem that the bib will fall downward when breastfeeding an infant.

  In addition, in the range investigated by the inventor of the present application, there is a utility model (Patent Document 1 below) entitled “meal apron for eating” that prevents moisture from penetrating from the outside to the inside of the clothes. This is a double bag-like apron body with a waterproof film and a gathered neck. However, with such a structure, it leaks from the mouth to the neck as described above. Waterproofing effects cannot be obtained against drooling or moisture from food.

Registered Utility Model No. 3103173

  The present invention is designed so that the baby's drooling and milk (such as tea and food for care recipients) are placed in the neck by sandwiching the chest part (collar part) of the clothes from the front and back sides of the clothes. The aim is to provide a chest apron that prevents the neck part of the clothes from being soiled even if it is leaked through.

  In order to achieve the above object, the chest apron of the present invention, as illustrated in FIG. 1 to FIG. 4, includes a front cover piece 1 that covers the front of the chest part of the clothing, and an inner side of the clothing from the neck opening of the clothing. The apron body A is formed by joining the backing piece 2 inserted into the upper edge 3 thereof, and appropriate fixing means 11 and 13 for the human body are attached to the apron body A at appropriate positions. Basic configuration.

  When the chest apron of the present invention is used, the backing piece 2 of the apron main body A is inserted into the clothing inside (for example, the inside of the underwear) from the neck opening of the clothing, and the front cover piece 1 is used for an infant or the like. Is positioned in front of the chest portion of the outer garment worn by the wearer, and the entire chest apron is fixed by appropriate attachment means 11, 13 such as a strap.

  When the chest apron of the present invention is used, the chest part (neck part) of the clothes is sandwiched between the front cover piece 1 and the backing piece 2 and is not exposed to the outside. Even if it leaks through the bag, the chest part (collar part) of the clothes is not soiled or wetted by drooling, milk, other foods, etc., as in the conventional bib use.

  In addition, the chest apron of the present invention is mounted with the front cover piece 1 and the backing piece 2 sandwiching the chest part of the clothes (the neck part), so that the finger of the wearer such as an infant can be stopped. There is an advantage that the apron body A does not move laterally or rearward even if it is hooked on the string 11 or the like.

  Several embodiments of the present invention will be described below. FIGS. 1 to 3 show the most typical embodiments of the present invention.

  1 to 3, reference numeral A denotes an apron body of a chest apron (infant bib) according to an embodiment of the present invention. The apron body A is a front surface of a chest portion 6 of an infant clothing (outer clothing) 4. And a backing piece 2 inserted into the entire clothing from the neck opening 5 of the entire clothing (the outer clothing 4 and the inner clothing 8 such as the underwear). It is formed by stitching. Two retaining straps 11 and 11 are sewn on the upper end of the apron body A, and by attaching the retaining straps 11 and 11 behind the neck of the wearer as shown in FIG. ).

  The chest apron (bib) of this embodiment sandwiches the neck opening 5 of the entire clothing (the outer clothing 4 and the inner clothing 8 such as underwear) between the front cover piece 1 and the backing piece 2 as shown in FIG. Therefore, the apron main body A does not slip downward, and drooling or milk falling from the mouth of an infant or the like can be received without wetting the chest part or the neck part of the clothes.

  In addition, even if drool, milk, or other moisture from food is transmitted to the chest through the neck of the infant, the neck opening 5 of the clothing is backed by the front cover piece 1 constituting the apron body A. Since it is covered with the upper edge portion 3 of the piece 2, the above-mentioned leaked moisture is absorbed by the upper edge portion 3 and the inner clothes 8 such as the outer clothes 4 and the underwear are not wetted.

  The front cover piece 1 and the backing piece 2 are generally made of thick towel material, but may have a waterproof function (for example, a structure in which a thin synthetic resin film is laminated on the towel material).

  FIG. 4 shows a chest apron (bib) according to another embodiment of the present invention.

  The chest apron (bib) of this embodiment is formed by combining the front cover piece 1 and the backing piece 2 at the respective upper edges 3 to form an apron body A, and a pair of apron bodies A near the lower end of the front cover piece 1. A pair of clips 13 are attached via a short string 12. When the chest apron (bib) of this embodiment is used, the apron body A is positioned on the chest portion 6 of the wearer (infant) and the lower clip 13 in the same manner as in the embodiment shown in FIG. The lower part of the apron body A is fixed in place on the wearer's outer clothing. In this way, the apron body A can be prevented from slipping downward even when the infant is breast-feeding. In the case of this embodiment, since the lower part of the apron main body A is fixed by the clips 13, 13, it is possible to prevent the lower part of the apron main body A from slipping up. However, it is possible to prevent the upper part of the apron body A from falling off from the neck opening of the clothes, and there is an advantage that the neck of the wearer (such as an infant) can be loosened.

  FIG. 5 shows still another example of use of the chest apron of the embodiment shown in FIG. That is, in this use example, a part of the outer garment 4 (for example, near the shoulder) is held by the clips 13 and 13 shown in FIG. 4, and the lower portion 1A of the front cover piece 1 is turned upside down. Turn back to. Then, the pocket part 14 is formed inside the lower folded portion 1A of the front cover piece 1, and it is possible to receive food spills and the like that spill out from the wearer's mouth. The clips 13 and 13 in this embodiment function as “fastening means” in claim 1 and also function as “folding holding tool” in claim 2.

  Next, still another embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. The chest apron of this embodiment is provided with two sets of fasteners (15c and 16c) on the left half of the front cover piece 1 of the chest apron main body A shown in FIG. When these lower fasteners (15c and 16c) fold the lower portion 1A of the front cover piece 1 upward, the upper and lower fastening members (15A, 15B and 16A, 16B) are coupled to each other. This is for forming a pocket portion 14 similar to that in FIG. 5 with the lower folded portion 1A of the piece 1 (these fastening devices 15c and 16c correspond to the folded holding device in claim 2). ).

  These fastening members (15A, 15B and 16A, 16B) may have any configuration as long as they can be coupled or separated from each other. For example, the fastening members (15A, 15B and 16A, 16B) One is a button and the other is a button receiving hole, or both fastening members (15A, 15B and 16A, 16B) are hook-and-loop fasteners (registered trademark = Velcro) or hooks (snaps). May be. In this case, if the spacing between the fastening members 15B and 16B at the lower position is made somewhat larger than the spacing between the fastening members 15A and 16A at the upper position, the lower folded portion 1A is When the upper and lower fastening members (15A and 15B, 16A and 16B) are joined by folding upward, the pocket portion 14 is greatly opened forward to easily catch food spilled items and the like.

  In addition, although the chest apron of each said Example was demonstrated as bib for infants, respectively, the chest apron of this invention can be used also for a sick person and a care recipient. In addition, for the “fastening string 11” in the description of the embodiments, other alternatives (for example, a hook-and-loop fastener) may be used.

It is a wearing state explanatory view of the chest apron concerning the example of the present invention device. In the side view of the wearing state in FIG. 1, the apron main body A and the whole clothing (outer clothing 4 and inner clothing 8 such as underwear) are shown in cross section. 1 is a perspective view of a chest apron according to an embodiment of the present invention. It is a perspective view of the chest apron concerning other examples of the present invention device. It is explanatory drawing of the other usage method of the chest apron shown in FIG. It is a wearing condition explanatory view of a chest apron concerning other examples of the present invention device. It is explanatory drawing of the usage method of the chest apron of the Example shown in FIG. It is a conventional bib wearing state explanatory diagram.

Explanation of symbols

  1 is a front cover piece, 2 is a backing piece, 3 is an upper edge, 4 is an outer garment, 5 is a neck opening, 6 is a chest part, 8 is an inner garment such as an underwear, 11 is a fastening such as a strap Means, A is the apron body.

Claims (2)

  The apron body by connecting the front cover piece (1) covering the front of the chest part of the clothing and the backing piece (2) inserted inside the clothing through the neck opening of the clothing at the upper edge (3) A chest apron characterized by forming A and attaching means (11, 13) to the human body at an appropriate position of the apron body A. The lower portion (1A) of the front cover piece (1) is provided with a folding holder (13, 13, 15c, 16c) that can hold the lower portion (1A) in a state of being folded upward. The chest apron according to claim 1.

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