JP3165879U - Apron shape auxiliary bedding - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide an auxiliary device for bedding which has the effect of preventing cold and heat during bedtime and is hard to slip off. An arm passing portion through which an arm can be passed through a cloth having a size capable of covering from under a chin to near a chest and right and left shoulders, and a hole through which a fingertip of a hand can be put out at a tip thereof. I attached the part. [Selection diagram] Fig. 1

Description

    The present invention relates to auxiliary bedding for bedding for cold protection and warming of the body during and at bedtime.

Conventional pajamas worn at bedtime have the following problems to be solved.
(1) In pajamas such as buttoning in front of the body, the neck is open or round neck, so there is a gap between the bedclothes and shoulders at bedtime and during bedtime, and cold air enters from there Sometimes
(2) Since the cuffs are open, reading a book while lying down may cause the sleeves to fall off, exposing the arms, causing the arms and wrists to cool, and the entire body to become cold.

In order to solve the above points, the present invention adopts the following configuration.
(Configuration 1)
Auxiliary clothing for bedding, characterized by a sleeve that allows the arm to be attached to a piece of fabric that can cover the bottom of the chin, the chest, and even the left and right shoulders.

(Configuration 2)
Auxiliary clothing for bedding characterized by a hole at the end of the sleeve that allows only the fingertips to come out.

(Configuration 3)
Auxiliary bedding that features a clasp to prevent it from slipping out when getting up or standing up.

The auxiliary wear for the apron-shaped bedding of the present invention has the following effects.
(Common effects of Example 1 and Example 2)
(1) Spread a single piece of fabric from the bottom of the chin to the chest, and further to the left and right shoulders. It is pushed up naturally and the fabric accumulates around the throat and at the same time covers the left and right shoulders, as if wearing a neck wrap around the neck, which helps to keep the body cold and warm. It is done.
(2) Wearing a sleeve through the arm, and passing the arm there, there is no worry of falling off at bedtime or during bedtime.
(3) If you put a hole in the sleeve tip where you can put out only your fingertips, and put your fingertips out of it, you can read a book while lying down without exposing your arms and wrists.
(4) If a part to be fastened is provided on the inside of a single piece of fabric and fastened behind the neck, it will not slip down even when it gets up.

Overall view of the outside of the apron-shaped bedding auxiliary wear as seen from directly above Overall view of the inside of the apron-shaped bedding auxiliary wear as seen from directly above

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to specific examples of the drawings.

In the following description, Example 1 corresponds to the configuration (1), the configuration (2), and the configuration (3).
FIG. 1 shows an overall view of the apron-shaped bedding auxiliary dress of the present invention as seen from directly above.
The figure is composed of a main body part 1, an arm threading part 2, and a part 3 for taking out a fingertip of a hand.

The above-mentioned apron-shaped bedding auxiliary wear is used as follows.
When going to bed, after entering the comforter, put the center of the upper part of the body part 1 and the edge part under the chin to the chest, and further spread both ends of the upper part of the body part 1 along the left and right shoulders. The arm is worn through the arm passage portion 2. By doing this, the fabric above the arm passage portion 2 naturally accumulates under the chin, and at the same time, the left and right fabrics also cover the entire shoulder, which is highly effective in preventing cold and keeping warm. .
In the part 3 where the fingertip of the hand is put out, only the fingertip can be put out as necessary, for example, when turning a page in reading or when grasping an object, thereby preventing a decrease in body temperature.

  FIG. 2 shows an overall view of the apron-shaped bedding auxiliary wear according to the present invention as seen from directly above. 4 is shown in the figure, and therefore, when it wakes up or when it stands up, it is prevented that it slides down by using the fastening portion 4.

1 Body part 2 Arm passage part 3 Part to put out fingertip 4 Hand fastening part

Claims (1)

Attach an arm passage part that allows the arm to pass through and a hole part that allows the fingertip of the hand to be put out on the tip of the cloth that can cover the bottom of the chin, the chest, and the left and right shoulders. Auxiliary clothes for bedding characterized by that.

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