JP3128985U - Reversible sun visor - Google Patents

Abstract

In a sun visor, there has been a demand for a structure that fits the wearer's head when the heel is bent in any direction. The present invention relates to a sun visor, and in particular, provides a reversible sun visor that can be worn with both one side and the other side of a heel as an upper surface.
A band portion 2 sewn to a base periphery 4a of a heel 2 has an elongated bag (accommodating chamber) 34, and a leaf spring 7 is accommodated in the bag 34. The leaf spring 7 can be translated in the band portion 3 and is not joined to the band portion 3. The sun visor 1 can be used in a reversible manner by reversing the flange 2 and moving the leaf spring 7 in the band portion 3 in parallel to switch the protruding direction of the band portion 3 with respect to the flange 2.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a sun visor, and more particularly, to a reversible sun visor that can be worn with both one side and the other side of a bag as an upper surface.

Reversible hats have been proposed for hats worn during exercise or outdoors to prevent sunburn (for example, Patent Documents 1 and 2).
However, a sun visor with a reversible structure has not been proposed and does not seem to exist as a product.
Utility Model Registration No. 3092776 Utility Model Registration No. 3047331

Conventionally, reversible sun visors have not been realized. Unlike sun hats, sun visors are equipped with a band part with a substantially C-shaped spring for wearing on the head. In addition, even if this band portion works properly in the normal direction, it does not work properly when reversed, and it is considered that a reversible structure is difficult to make.
The problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a sun visor with a structure in which a band portion having springiness appropriately fits the wearer's head even when the heel is warped in any direction.

  By solving the above-described problems, an object of the present invention is to provide a reversible sun visor that can be worn with either one side or the other side of the bag facing up.

  This device is made of a heel having a root periphery cut out in a substantially semicircular arc shape so as to form a concave shape along the wearer's head, a brushed cloth on the surface, and the brushed surface is an outer surface. A band part forming an elongated bag that can be folded in a crossing direction from the base periphery of the heel to the one side and the other side of the heel, and accommodated in the band part. In the state where the band portion is bent to one surface side of the heel, the band portion is along the base peripheral edge of the heel by the elastic force that the leaf spring accommodated in the band portion restores to the curved state. It is curved in a substantially C shape, and the heel is warped so that one surface side forms a convex surface, and can be worn with the one surface side that is the convex surface of the heel as an upper surface. Invert the warp so that the other side opposite the side becomes a convex surface. The leaf spring in the band part that is bent to the side is translated to the other surface side, so that the band part is bent to the other surface side and worn with the other surface side of the bag as the upper surface. A reversible sun visor that can.

  In the above-described configuration, a sweat band for sweat absorption is detachably attached to the curved inner surface side of the band portion along the length direction of the band portion, and the convex surface of the heel is disposed on the curved outer surface side of the band portion. A decorative band whose design is aligned with the side may be detachably attached.

  In this device, the band portion has an elongated bag shape, and a curved leaf spring is accommodated therein. The leaf spring is not sewn to the band portion and can be translated in the bag of the band portion. Therefore, even when the heel is warped to form a convex surface, even when the other surface is warped to form a convex surface, It is possible to translate the leaf spring in the portion so that the band portion is in an appropriate state with respect to the heel. And since a wearer's head can be locked by the band part made into the appropriate state, even if a heel is bent in any direction, a feeling of wearing is good and it can be set as a reversible usable sun visor.

  Further, as described in claim 2, when a sweat absorbing guide band is attached to the band part and worn, sweat, foundation or the like does not directly adhere to the band part, and the band part is difficult to get dirty. Therefore, when the reversible is used, the folded state of the band portion is reversed, and even if the side facing the wearer's forehead is facing outward, the band portion facing outward is not soiled and can be used well in appearance. .

  Furthermore, even if the outside of the band part is dirty, by attaching a decorative band on the band part, you can hide the dirt on the band part and use it as a stylish sun visor with a design match between the collar and the band part it can.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a plan view of a reversible sun visor 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a right side view thereof.
Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, the reversible sun visor 1 is provided with a heel 2 and a band portion 3. The heel 2 has a structure in which, for example, an elastic thin resin plate is used as a core, and the front and back surfaces of the resin plate are each covered with a thin cloth. The heel 2 has a base peripheral edge 4a that is formed in a semicircular arc shape on the base 4 side and has a concave shape along the wearer's head. The band part 3 has a shape in which one side edge 3a is stitched to the base peripheral edge 4a of the heel 2 and curved in a substantially C shape in plan view. As will be described later, the surface of the band portion 3 is sewn with a raised cloth, and the raised surface is formed as an outer surface. A decorative band 5 whose design is unified with the upper surface of the collar 2 is detachably attached to the outer peripheral surface side 3c of the band portion 3. The surface of the decorative band 5 is made of, for example, the same cloth as the upper surface of the heel 2, and the rear surface side of the band portion 3, which is a raised portion, is sewn with, for example, a magic tape (trade name). It is detachable with respect to 3c. When the decorative band 5 is attached, the design of the upper surface of the collar 2 and the outer surface of the band portion 3 can be harmonized, and a stylish sun visor can be configured. Further, by removing the decorative band 5, it is possible to change the impression of the sun visor.

A guard band 6 is detachably attached to the inner peripheral surface side 3d of the band portion 3. The surface of the guard band 6 is made of a sweat-absorbing cloth, and the attachment surface is provided with, for example, a magic tape (trade name) in the same manner as the decorative band 5.
Usually, when the sun visor has many women as the wearer and makeup such as a foundation on the face, the band portion 3 that contacts the forehead part is not only sweat but also the foundation and the like is remarkably attached and easily contaminated. Therefore, in this embodiment, the guard band 6 for sweat absorption can be attached to and detached from the inner peripheral surface side 3d of the band part 3, and the band part 3 is not easily contaminated with dirt. Thereby, when the band part 3 is turned upside down for reversible use, the outside of the band part is not dirty, and it is beautiful to the eye.

FIG. 3 is a partial cross-sectional view of the band portion 3 and the ridge 2 cut along the line AA in FIG. 2, and is a diagram schematically illustrating the configuration of the band portion 3.
Referring to FIG. 3, the band portion 3 includes band-like cloths 31 and 32 having a brushed outer surface, and one end edge side 3 a of the band portion 3 is sewn to the root peripheral edge 4 a of the heel 2 with a thread 33, One side edge side 3a is attached to the root periphery 4a. The band portion 3 includes a belt-like cloth 31 and 32 that forms a slender bag (accommodating chamber) 34. The leaf spring 7 is housed in the bag 34, and the other edge side 3b of the belt-like cloth 31 and 32 is A ribbon cloth 35 for edge decoration is externally fitted, and the other end edge side 3b and the ribbon cloth 35 are stitched together with a thread 36. The leaf spring 7 is displaceable (translatable) in the bag (accommodating chamber) 34 of the band portion 3, and the leaf spring 7 is not joined to the band portion 3.

One of the features of this embodiment is that the band portion 3 and the leaf spring 7 have such a configuration.
Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2 again, the above-described leaf spring 7 is accommodated in the band portion 3. As shown in FIG. 1, the leaf spring 7 is curved in a substantially C shape in a plan view, and the band portion 3 has a substantially C shape in a plan view due to an elastic force that restores the curved state of the leaf spring 7. .

And since the band part 3 becomes the shape curved in planar view substantially C shape, the collar 2 has the state which curved so that the one surface 2a side might form a convex surface. The reversible sun visor 1 can be worn with the one side 2a, which is the convex surface of the heel 2, being the upper surface.
By the way, when the warp 2 is inverted so that the other surface side 2b opposite to the one surface side 2a becomes a convex surface, the warp 2 is in a state indicated by a one-dot chain line in FIG. At this time, the band unit 3 remains in the state before the bag 2 is inverted.

Thus, in the sun visor, it is relatively easy to reverse the warp of the heel 2, but the band portion 3 does not change regardless of which direction the warp of the heel 2 is made. Therefore, in this embodiment, after reversing the heel 2 to the state shown by the one-dot chain line in FIG. 2, the band portion 3 is operated as follows.
A specific description will be given with reference to FIGS.

  The band 3 is bent in the crossing direction toward the one surface 2a of the heel 2 with respect to the heel 2 (see FIG. 4A). In this state, the leaf spring 7 in the band portion 3 is translated to the other surface 2b side of the flange 2. The state of the parallel movement of the leaf spring 7 is as follows: A → B → C in FIG. When the leaf spring 7 is translated, the band 34, more specifically, the bag 34 partitioned by the cloths 31 and 32 and the ribbon cloth 35 is deformed along with the parallel movement of the leaf spring 7. As shown to 4C, it will be in the state bent to the other surface 2b side of the collar 2 in the crossing direction, and will be stabilized. Therefore, as is clear from the comparison between FIGS. 4A and 4C, the direction of the band portion 3 is reversed with respect to the heel 2, and the band portion 3 can be in a state suitable for the reversal of the heel 2.

The reversible sun visor 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention is configured as described above. The reversible sun visor 1 is switched by reversing the heel 2 and changing the state of the band 3 relative to the heel 2 by moving the leaf spring 7 in parallel. Thus, reversible use is possible.
The present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above, and various modifications can be made within the scope of the claims.

It is a top view of the reversible sun visor which concerns on one Embodiment of this device. It is a right view of the reversible sun visor which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. FIG. 3 is a partial cross-sectional view of a band portion 3 and a ridge 2 cut along AA in FIG. 2. It is an illustration for demonstrating a mode that the band part 3 is operated after reversing the collar 2, and the state of the band part which changes with operation.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Reversible sun visor 2 庇 2a One side of 庇 2 2b Other side of 庇 2 3 Band part 3a One side edge of band part 3 Root edge of 庇 2 5 Decoration band 6 Guard band 7 Leaf spring 31, 32 Brushed outer surface Striped cloth

Claims (2)

A heel having a root periphery cut out in a substantially semicircular arc shape so as to form a concave shape along the wearer's head;
The surface is made of a brushed cloth, one side edge is sewn to the base periphery of the heel so that the raised surface becomes the outer surface, and can be folded in the crossing direction from the base periphery of the heel to one side and the other side of the heel A band portion forming an elongated bag;
A leaf spring housed in the band part,
In a state where the band portion is bent to one surface side of the heel, the band portion is bent in a substantially C shape along the base periphery of the heel by the elastic force that the leaf spring accommodated in the band portion restores to the curved state. The heel is in a state of being warped so that one surface side forms a convex surface, and can be worn with the one surface side that is the convex surface of the heel as the upper surface,
Invert the warp so that the other surface side opposite to the one surface side is a convex surface, and translate the leaf spring in the band portion that is bent to the one surface side to the other surface side. A reversible sun visor that can be worn with the other side of the heel up as an upper surface, folded into the other side. Along the length direction of the band part, a guard band for sweat absorption is detachably attached to the curved inner surface side of the band part,
The reversible sun visor according to claim 1, wherein a decorative band whose design is matched with the convex surface side of the collar is detachably attached to the curved outer surface side of the band portion.

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