JP3125153U - hat - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to prevent sunburn such as the neck and cheeks by unfolding the sunshade as needed, and fold the sunshade and store it without impairing fashionability when not in use.
A sunshade 4 is integrally sewn on the rear end of the lower end of the crown 2 constituting the cap 1 except for the left and right ends, and a plurality of studs 51 are provided on the upper end edges of the left and right ends of the sunshade 4. A detachable socket 61 is provided on the stud 51 provided on the sunshade 4 at the peripheral edge of the rear surface of the eyelid 3, and the storage portion of the folded sunshade 4 is provided at the rear of the outer surface of the crown 2. 2A is provided. For this reason, by attaching the stud 51 of the sunshade 4 to the socket 61 of the eyelid 3, the sunshade 4 is suspended from the rear half part of the crown 2 to the front to block the sun, while from the socket 61 of the eyelid 3. After the stud 51 of the awning 4 is detached, the awning 4 is folded into a small size and stored in the storage portion 2A of the crown 2.
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Description

  This invention relates to a hat, in particular a hat with an awning.

  In general, in outdoor sports, a hat is worn to cover the head and protect it from the cold and heat.

  In such a hat, in order to prevent the adverse effects of ultraviolet rays, a device has been proposed in which a sunshade that shields sunlight (ultraviolet rays) is provided at the rear peripheral edge of the hat body (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

Moreover, in the hat provided with such an awning, the idea which attaches | detaches the awning with respect to the hat main body is also known (for example, refer patent document 2).
JP 2002-275722 A Utility Model Registration No. 3103595

  By the way, in the hat described above, the back of the head, particularly the neck can be protected from direct sunlight. However, in the hat of Patent Document 1, since the sunshade is fixed to the hat body, it is uncomfortable to use it in the winter when ultraviolet rays are weak, regardless of summer. In particular, women have a strong resistance to wearing hats that are not suitable for the seasons, since fashion is an option in addition to the cosmetic viewpoint of preventing sunburn by ultraviolet rays.

  On the other hand, in the case of the hat of Patent Document 2, the awning can be attached to and detached from the hat body as necessary, and the feeling of the season and fashionability can be taken into consideration, but the awning is removed from the hat body. It is necessary to keep the awning so as not to lose it. That is, if the sunshade is removed and the storage location is forgotten, it may not be used when necessary.

  The present invention has been made in view of such problems, and it is possible to prevent sunburn of the neck by unfolding the sunshade as necessary, and when not in use, the sunshade can be folded to be fashionable. It is intended to provide a hat that can be stored without damage.

  The present invention is a hat comprising a crown and an eyelet having an inner peripheral edge sewn at a substantially front half portion of the lower end edge of the crown, and an upper end edge of the central portion of the sunshade except the left and right end portions is integrated with a rear end portion of the crown. In addition, at least one fastener is provided on the upper edge of each of the left and right ends of the awning, and the awning is provided on the peripheral edge of the back of the eyelid corresponding to the fastener provided for the awning. Each of the fasteners and a detachable fastener are provided, and further, a folded awning storage portion is provided on the outer surface side rear portion of the crown.

  According to the present invention, when the sunshine is strong, the awnings are suspended from the rear of the crown to the eyelids by attaching the fasteners provided at the left and right ends of the awning to the attachments provided on the eyelids. Can be set. For this reason, it is possible to block the sun by covering the temporal region, the occipital region and the neck by suspending the sunshade, and it is possible to prevent sunburn of the neck and cheeks.

  On the other hand, when the awning is not required, after removing the awning fasteners from the lids of the eyelids, the left and right ends of the awning are folded inward and folded vertically. The awning sag can be folded into a small size along the rear edge of the lower edge of the crown. Next, by storing the folded awning sag in a storage part provided at the rear part on the outer surface side of the crown, it can be stored in the rear part of the crown which is not easily noticeable.

  As a result, since the central part of the sunshade is sewn to the crown, the sunshade is not lost and can be easily deployed to a position that blocks the sun as needed. Further, when not in use, it is folded and stored in a storage section provided at the rear of the crown, so that it is not noticeable and the appearance of the hat is not impaired.

  In the present invention, examples of the fastener and the fastener include a snap made up of a stud and a socket and a button and a button ring.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to prevent sunburn of the cheeks and neck by unfolding the sunshade as needed, and when not in use, the sunshade can be folded and stored without impairing fashionability. .

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of a hat 1 of the present invention.

  The hat 1 includes a substantially bottomed cylindrical crown 2, an eyelid 3 having an inner peripheral edge sewn on a substantially front half of the lower end edge of the crown 2, and a central portion excluding left and right ends at the rear end of the lower end edge of the crown 2. It is comprised from the sunshade 4 with which the upper end edge was sewn.

  The sunshade 4 is formed in a substantially rectangular shape having a vertical dimension that covers a portion beyond the neck from the back of the head and a lateral dimension that covers both ears and extends further forward. The upper edge of the central portion excluding the left and right ends by 3 is sewn to the rear portion of the lower edge of the crown 2. A plurality of fasteners 5, specifically, studs 51 constituting snaps are provided at the left and right end portions of the sunshade 4, and the back surface of the eyelid 3 corresponds to the studs 51. A fastener 6, specifically, a socket 61 that constitutes a snap, is provided at the periphery, and these studs 51 can be attached to and detached from the socket 61.

  On the other hand, a storage portion 2 </ b> A for sunshade 4 is provided at the outer rear side of the crown 2. The storage portion 2A has a lateral dimension slightly larger than the length of the central portion of the sunshade 4 sewn on the crown 2, and a left and right side of the rectangular pocket cloth 7 having a vertical dimension within the height range of the crown 2. A pocket formed by sewing an end edge and an upper end edge to the crown 2, and has the same pattern as the pattern of the crown 2.

  Next, the usage method of the hat 1 comprised in this way is demonstrated.

  First, when the sunshine is strong, such as in summer, the sunshade 4 stored in the storage section 2A provided in the crown 2 is pulled out, and the studs 51 provided on the outer surface side upper end edges of the left and right ends are respectively provided. After attaching to the socket 61 provided in the back surface peripheral part of the eyelid 3, the eyelid 3 is grasped | ascertained and the crown 3 should just be covered on a head. At this time, since the central part of the sunshade 4 is sewn to the crown 2 in advance and the left and right ends are connected to the eyelid 3 via the stud 51 and the socket 61, the occipital region and the side including the neck It is developed over the head and droops downward. Therefore, the sun rays to the occipital region and the temporal region including the neck muscles can be blocked by the sunshade 4, so that the sun rays of the neck and cheeks can be prevented and the sunlight entering the eyes can be suppressed by the eyelids 3.

  On the other hand, when the sunlight is not strong, such as in winter, the awning 4 is stored in the storage 2 </ b> A of the crown 2. That is, after the stud 51 of the awning 4 is detached from the socket 61 of the eyelid 3, the left and right ends of the awning 4 are folded inward, and then folded in the vertical direction to form a small square shape. Fold (see FIGS. 2 and 3). Then, the folded sunshade 4 is folded around the sewing portion with respect to the crown 2 and stored by inserting it into a storage portion 2A provided on the outer surface side rear portion of the crown 2, that is, a pocket formed by the pocket cloth 7. (See FIG. 4).

  Therefore, the sunshade 4 is folded and stored in a position that is difficult to be recognized by the back of the crown 2, and is covered with the pocket cloth 7 having the same pattern as the crown 2, so that the appearance and fashionability of the hat 1 can be improved. There is no loss.

  In the above-described embodiment, the case where the stud 51 is provided at each of the left and right ends of the sunshade 4 and the socket 61 is provided at the eyelid 3 is illustrated. And button ring, buttonhole, etc.

  Moreover, although the pocket formed by sewing the peripheral part of the pocket cloth 7 to the outer surface rear part of the crown 2 was illustrated as the storage part 2A of the sunshade 4, the hook 2 is provided with a hook-and-loop fastener and attached to the hook-and-loop fastener. The storage portion 2A may be formed of a pocket cloth 7 provided with a possible surface fastener.

It is a perspective view which shows one Embodiment of the hat of this invention. It is a perspective view explaining the storage procedure of the sunshade hanging of the hat of FIG. It is a perspective view explaining the storing point of the sunshade prevention of FIG. It is a perspective view explaining the accommodation state of the sunshade of prevention of FIG.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Hat 2 Crown 2A Storage part 3 Eyelid 4 Sunshade 5 Fastening 51 Stud 6 Fastening 61 Socket 7 Pocket cloth

Claims (1)

  In a hat comprising a crown and an eyelet having an inner peripheral edge sewn on the substantially lower half of the lower edge of the crown, the upper edge of the central part of the sunshade except the left and right ends is sewn on the rear edge of the lower edge of the crown, and At least one fastener is provided on the upper edge of each of the left and right ends of the awning, and the awning fasteners are attached to and detached from the peripheral edge of the back side of the eyelid, corresponding to the fasteners provided for the awning. A hat provided with a flexible fastener, and further having a folded awning storage part at the rear side of the outer surface of the crown.

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