JP3169816U - Sun protection face cover - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to fix a sheet so as not to come into contact with the face in a sun protection cover that covers the lower half of the face by suspending the sunscreen with a frame. SOLUTION: A sunscreen face cover X includes a frame 20 made of a wire bent in an arc shape, and a sunshade sheet 10 made of a light-shielding sheet fixed to the frame 20 along an upper edge. A fixing device 30 fixed to a side crown side portion of a hat, a lower end portion of a headband, a side portion of a hair band or a vine of glasses, and the frame 20 is connected and fixed to the fixing device 30, and the frame 20 is the hat, It is comprised from the connection holding | maintenance part 40 which consists of a bar material or a board | plate material hold | maintained substantially horizontally so that a wearer of a headband, a hair band, or spectacles may be followed. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a cover that prevents sunburn by covering the front side of a face.

  Hats and sunglasses are used to prevent sunburn on the face, but if there is reflection on the underside of the face, hats and sunglasses cannot prevent sunburn. Correspondingly, Patent Documents 1 to 4 listed below provide a cover that covers the lower side of the face. Patent Documents 1 and 2 show masks for binding and fixing a sunshade sheet behind the head. Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. H10-228667 discloses a sunshade suspended from a spectacle vine and a lower part of a lens frame. Patent Document 4 discloses an instrument for fixing a light-shielding plastic plate to a forehead portion.

JP 2008-101292 A JP 2008-25073 A Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2007-2777781 JP 2008-132285 A JP 2008-133550 A JP 2010-90520 A

Such a sun protection cover is used by women, and in many cases, it is considered to be used in a makeup state. However, the devices described in Patent Documents 1 to 3 wrap the sheet around the face or hang the sheet in front of the face at a short distance. There is a problem of falling or collapsing. The device described in Patent Document 4 fixes the plastic plate away from the face, so that there is no problem of makeup falling off, but there is a problem that the plastic plate becomes bulky.
By the way, the above-mentioned patent documents 5 and 6 disclose a device in which a sunshade sheet suspended from an arcuate frame is fixed to the back side of a hat. In this way, when the seat is suspended from the frame, it is not so bulky, and it is possible to make it difficult to contact the rear side of the seat by sufficiently separating the position of the frame. However, the devices described in Patent Documents 5 and 6 cover the back of the neck from the back of the head, and it is not necessary to consider that the seat portion touches the back of the head or the neck. Even if the front side is covered, it is not possible to cover only the lower half of the eyes of the face so that the sheet does not touch.
In view of such problems, the present invention has an object to fix a sheet so that it is difficult to contact the face in a sunscreen cover that covers the lower half of the face by suspending the sunscreen with a frame. To do.

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention has the following configuration.
The invention according to claim 1 includes a frame made of a wire bent in an arc shape, a sunshade sheet made of a light-shielding sheet fixed to the frame along an upper edge, and a side crown side portion of the hat. A fixture fixed to the lower end of the headband, the side of the hair band or the vine of the glasses, and the frame is connected and fixed to the fixture, and the frame is attached to the wearer of the hat, headband, hair band or glasses. A sunscreen face cover having a connecting and holding portion made of a bar or plate that is held substantially horizontally along the face. The glasses include sunglasses (color glasses).
The invention according to claim 2, wherein in the sun protection face cover, the connecting and holding portion is a flexible arm that is not deformed by the weight of the frame and the sunscreen and can be fixed in a folded state. Is provided.
The invention according to claim 3 regulates movement of the sunscreen to the concave surface side by contacting the sunscreen face cover from the concave side of the sunscreen sheet held in an arc shape in the sunscreen face cover. It consists of a wire or a plate, and further has an auxiliary frame fixed to the fixture or the connection holding part.
According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the sunscreen face cover, engagement members that engage with each other are provided at both lower ends of the sunscreen.
According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the sun protection face cover, a block body provided with a through hole through which an end portion of the frame is slidably engaged is provided in each end portion of the frame. It is fixed by a hole, and the connection holding part connects and fixes the block body and the fixture.
The invention according to claim 6 is the sunscreen face cover according to claim 5, wherein both ends of the auxiliary frame are formed in a rod shape, and both ends of the auxiliary holes are formed in engagement holes provided in the respective block bodies. By engaging, the auxiliary frame is detachably fixed to the block body.

With the configuration as described above, the present invention has the following effects.
The device described in claim 1 is used by being fixed to a hat, a headband, a hair band, or glasses via a fixing tool, and the frame is arranged substantially horizontally in front of the face of the user wearing these hats. Therefore, if the front and rear positions of the frame are set to appropriate positions, the sunshade sheet whose upper edge is fixed to the frame can be held at a certain distance from the user's face. Therefore, it is possible to suppress the makeup from rubbing and collapsing with the sunshade sheet.
According to the second aspect of the present invention, the position of the frame relative to the fixture can be appropriately corrected by providing a flexible arm in the connection holding portion that connects the frame and the fixture, and an appropriate position according to the object to be fixed. Can hold the frame.
According to the third aspect of the present invention, since the movement of the awning sheet is restricted even if the awning sheet is pushed to the user's face by wind or the like by providing an auxiliary frame, the awning sheet is limited. Can be prevented from coming into contact with the user's face.
The invention according to claim 4, the engagement members provided at both lower ends of the sunscreen are engaged with each other on the back side of the neck, so that the side of the neck and the face and the back of the neck are protected by the sunscreen. Can be covered.
According to the fifth aspect of the present invention, since the end portion of the frame can slide on the block body fixed to the fixing portion via the through hole, the front and rear positions of the frame can be easily adjusted.
According to the sixth aspect of the present invention, since the auxiliary frame is detachably provided, the auxiliary frame can be removed and stored compactly when the sun protection face cover is not used.

It is a perspective view of a sunscreen face cover. It is a side view which shows the mounting state of the sunscreen face cover. It is a side view which shows the mounting state which fastened the snap button of the face cover for sun protection. It is an expansion exploded perspective view showing other examples of a fixture. It is a side view which shows the modification of the sunscreen face cover.

Hereinafter, embodiments of a sunscreen face cover according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a sun protection face cover X according to the embodiment. The sun protection face cover X includes a sun protection sheet 10, a frame 20, a fixture 30, and a connection holding part 40.
The awning sheet 10 is formed of a rectangular sheet having a light shielding property against light including ultraviolet rays of the mesh fabric. The awning sheet 10 is folded at the upper edge, and a pipe-like fixed edge portion 11 through which the frame 20 passes is formed by sewing and fixing the folded end portion. Further, snap buttons 12 a and 12 b that are engaged with each other are fixed to both lower ends of the sunshade sheet 10.

  The frame 20 is formed by bending an aluminum wire rod so that the central portion has an arc shape, and is held and fixed in a state where the sunshade is suspended by passing through the fixed edge portion 11 of the sunshade sheet 10. . At both ends of the frame 20, rubber block bodies 21 having trapezoidal side surfaces in which both ends of the upper side are perpendicular are provided. The block body 21 is provided with a through hole 21 a into which the wire constituting the frame 20 is slidably fitted. The block body 21 is slidable with respect to the frame 20 by fitting the through hole 21 a to both ends of the frame 20. Fixed to. Further, the block body 21 is provided with an engagement hole 21b that extends obliquely downward. Both ends of the auxiliary frame 22 made of a wire bent in a U-shape, which is thinner than the frame 21, are fitted and fixed in the engagement holes 21 b provided in each block body 21. Since the auxiliary frame 22 is only stuck in the engagement hole 21b, it can be attached and detached as necessary. When the auxiliary frame 22 is fixed, the auxiliary frame 22 and the awning sheet 10 are fixed by passing a part through a hole constituting the mesh of the awning sheet 10 made of mesh fabric. Also good. Furthermore, both ends of the wire constituting the frame 20 are cut off with a male screw, and a spherical stopper 23 provided with a female screw that engages with the male screw is fixed, whereby the block body 21 forms the frame 20. It is designed not to come off from the wire to be used.

The fixture 30 is formed by a clip that is urged in a closing direction by a spring and can be opened by a knob. As the spring of the fixing tool 30, a spring that is strong enough not to rotate due to the weight of the sunshade sheet 10, the frame 20, and the connection holding tool 40 while being fixed between the fixing objects is adopted.
The connection holder 40 is configured by a flexible arm in which a ball joint is provided at both ends and a ball joint is connected to each other by a rod. The ball joint existing at one end of the flexible arm is unfastened and fixed to the fixture 30, and the ball joint existing at the other end is unfastened and connected to the block body 21. Note that the tip of the rod connected to the block body 21 is opened in an umbrella shape so as not to come out of the block body 21. The ball joints of the flexible arms constituting the coupling holder 40 are fitted relatively hard so that they do not deform with the weight of the seat 10 and the frame 20.

Next, a method for using the sun protection face cover having the above-described configuration will be described. FIG. 2 is a side view showing a state in which the sun protection face cover X is mounted. In use, a thing fixed to the head such as a hat, glasses, headband or hair band is used. Here, a case where the hat C is used will be described. The user fixes the fixing tools 30 on both sides to the lower ends of both sides of the side crown of the cap C, respectively. Thereafter, the connection holding tool 40 is appropriately bent to adjust the height and the front / rear position of the frame 20. The front-rear position can also be adjusted by sliding the frame 20 with respect to the block body 21. Thereby, as shown in FIG. 2, the sunshade sheet | seat 10 can be hold | maintained in the state left | separated only a fixed distance from the face. In the vicinity of the center of the awning sheet 10, the auxiliary frame 22 restricts the movement of the awning sheet 10 from the inside to the face side, so that the awning sheet 10 touches the face even if wind blows. There is almost nothing. Therefore, even if makeup is applied, it is possible to prevent the sunshade sheet 10 from rubbing and peeling or collapsing.
If it is desired to cover both sides of the neck, etc., the snap buttons 12a and 12b are engaged on the back side of the neck as shown in FIG. Can be made. Thereby, the side edge of the sunshade sheet | seat 10 inclines to the back side, and it can cover with the sunshade sheet | seat 10 from the side surface lower part of a face to a neck side surface and a back surface.

  In the above embodiment, the clip is used as the fixing tool 30. However, in the case of a hat with a collar on the entire circumference, the clip cannot be sandwiched between the lower ends of the side crowns of the hat. FIG. 4 shows a modified example of the fixture for coping with this. This fixing tool 30A is provided with two pins 36 projecting vertically from the plate body 35, and a butterfly tack 37 is engaged with each pin. In use, the pin 36 is stabbed from the inside toward the side crown side face of the hat, and the butterfly tack 37 is engaged and fixed to the pin 36 protruding outward.

Moreover, in the said embodiment, although it supports so that it may not rotate even if the weight of the sunshade sheet | seat 10 and the flame | frame 20 with the clamping force of the fixing tool 30, it rotates more by supporting a fixing tool part at two points. It may be difficult to do. An example is shown in FIG. The sun protection face cover Y shown in the drawing is provided with a clip 31a by bending the extension portions at both ends of the frame 20 upward, and welding a wire 41 in the middle of the extension portion. It is provided. Since the sun protection face cover Y is fixed at two points from the clips 31a and 31b as the fixing tool 30B, the frame 20 can be rotated relatively easily even if the holding force of the clips 31a and 31b is not strong. Can be suppressed.
Furthermore, in the above embodiment, the position and the like can be adjusted by providing a flexible arm in the connection holder 40. For example, in the sun protection face cover Y of FIG. The welded wire 41 may be made of a plastic metal, and the position of the frame 20 may be adjusted by bending these wires.
In the above embodiment, the clip, the pin, and the butterfly tack are exemplified as the fixture, but the fixture can be appropriately adopted as long as it can be fixed to an object such as a hat or a headband. For example, a hooked portion of a hook-and-loop fastener is provided on the object to be fixed, and the fixing tool is configured by an engaging part of the hook-and-loop fastener, or an iron plate or a magnet is provided on the fixing object and is attached to the fixing tool. Various modifications are possible, such as using a hook that is hooked on the upper edge when it is configured with a magnet to be fixed or fixed to a vine or hair band of glasses.

X, Y Sun protection face cover 10 Sun protection sheet 20 Frame 21 Block body 21a Through hole 21b Engagement hole 22 Auxiliary frame 30, 30A, 30B Fixing tool 40 Connection holder

Claims (6)

A frame made of a wire bent in an arc shape;
A sunshade sheet composed of a light-shielding sheet fixed along the upper edge of the frame;
A fixing device fixed to the side crown side of the hat, the lower end of the headband, the side of the hair band or the vine of the glasses;
The frame is connected and fixed to the fixing device, and the frame has a connecting and holding portion made of a bar or a plate that holds the frame substantially horizontally along the face of the wearer of the hat, headband, hair band, or glasses. Face cover.   2. The tanned body according to claim 1, wherein a flexible arm that can be bent and fixed in a folded state is provided in the connection holding portion, and the flexible arm does not deform due to a weight of the frame and the sunscreen. Prevention face cover.   It consists of a wire or a plate that regulates the movement of the sunshade sheet to the concave surface side by contacting from the concave surface side of the sunshade sheet held in an arc shape, and is fixed to the fixture or the connection holding part. The sunscreen face cover according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising an auxiliary frame.   The sunscreen face cover according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein engaging members that engage with each other are provided at both lower ends of the sunscreen.   A block body provided with a through hole in which an end portion of the frame is slidably engaged is fixed to each of both end portions of the frame by the through hole, and the connection holding portion is formed of the block body and the fixture. The sunscreen face cover according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the sunscreen face cover is connected and fixed.   Both ends of the auxiliary frame are formed in a rod shape, and the auxiliary frame is detachably fixed to the block body by engaging the both ends with engagement holes provided in the respective block bodies. The face cover according to claim 5.

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