JP3184842U - Disaster prevention clothing - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a garment for disaster prevention in which an article stored in a storage section on the back surface can be easily and quickly taken out by a wearer.
SOLUTION: A torso 50 covering at least the upper body of the wearer, an upper opening 1 formed above the torso 50, through which the head of the wearer is passed, and formed on both sides of the torso 50. A garment 100 for disaster prevention comprising a side opening 2 through which both arms of a wearer are passed and a storage part 3 provided on the surface of the trunk 50, and the trunk from each side opening 2 A slit 5 that can be opened and closed is formed on the lower end 50a of the portion 50. By rotating the disaster prevention garment around the upper opening with the cuts on both sides open, and positioning the back storage part on the chest (front side) of the wearer, articles can be easily removed from the storage part. it can.
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Description

  The present invention comprises a torso that covers at least the upper body of the wearer, an upper opening that is formed above the torso and through which the head of the wearer passes, and is formed on both sides of the torso, The present invention relates to a garment for disaster prevention that includes a side opening through which an arm passes and a storage portion provided on the surface of the trunk.

Due to the occurrence of disasters such as large earthquakes in recent years, people's awareness of disaster prevention is increasing. As a general rule, it is often necessary to keep emergency food, radio, flashlight, valuables, etc. in a bag such as a rucksack so that they can be carried when evacuating in the event of a disaster. This is one of the disaster prevention measures that people are taking.
In addition, there are disaster prevention jackets for protecting the body at the time of evacuation, and an increasing number of people are always ready to wear them together with bags such as the backpack in the event of a disaster.

  The above-mentioned disaster prevention jackets and jackets are necessary when a disaster occurs, but they do not need to be used in everyday life. It seems to be often deceived. Therefore, when a disaster occurs and you need it, you may not be able to take out the bag or jacket immediately, so it will take time to evacuate, or forget where you are and find it. In some cases, it was not possible to take out valuables.

  Conventionally, there has been a garment in which a bag (especially a rucksack) for disaster prevention and a jacket are integrated (for example, Patent Document 1). The jacket for disaster prevention of Patent Document 1 is provided with a rucksack on the back side of the wearer, and if emergency food or valuables are stored in advance in this case, a disaster will occur and evacuate It is said that by wearing the clothes, necessary items can be carried together, so there is no need to have a habit and the evacuation behavior is facilitated.

Registered Utility Model No. 3014950

  In patent document 1, since the rucksack is added to the jacket for disaster prevention, even if it does not carry the bag for disaster prevention separately, the preparation for evacuation is prepared only by wearing the said jacket at the time of disaster occurrence. However, if you want to take out the items stored in the rucksack while you are evacuating, it is difficult to turn your hand back and take it out. It is necessary to take out the article after removing. Since it is important to evacuate as soon as possible in the event of a disaster, there is a problem that taking out the article in this way results in time loss and hinders quick evacuation behavior.

  This invention is made | formed in view of the said problem, and it aims at providing the clothing for disaster prevention which can take out the articles | goods accommodated in the accommodating part easily and quickly by the wearer himself / herself.

The characteristic configuration of the clothes for disaster prevention according to the present invention for solving the above problems is as follows:
A torso covering at least the upper body of the wearer;
An upper opening formed above the torso and through which the wearer's head passes;
A side opening formed on both sides of the torso, through which both arms of the wearer pass;
A storage section provided on the surface of the body section;
A clothing for disaster prevention comprising
A notch that can be opened and closed is formed from each side opening to the lower end of the body.

  The disaster-prevention garment of this configuration is a garment consisting of a torso that covers at least the upper body of the wearer, and a slit that can be opened and closed is formed from the side opening through which both arms of the wearer are passed to the lower end of the torso. Has been. When the above-described slit is opened on both sides, the disaster prevention garment can be rotated in both the left and right directions around the upper opening through which the head of the wearer formed above the trunk is passed. Therefore, when you want to take out the goods stored in the storage part provided on the surface of the trunk part, rotate the disaster prevention garment around the upper opening with the notches on both sides open as described above, and store it. By positioning the part on the chest (front side) of the wearer, the article can be easily taken out from the storage part. Also, the wearer can reliably take out the target article while checking the contents of the storage unit. As described above, the clothes for disaster prevention according to the present invention can be easily taken out by the wearer without taking another person's hand even when the evacuation is in progress. . Therefore, the wearer can save time and effort to take off the clothes for disaster prevention, and the act of taking out the article does not interfere with the evacuation action, and can evacuate quickly.

In the clothes for disaster prevention according to the present invention,
It is preferable that a fastener is provided in the notch.

  The garment for disaster prevention of this configuration has a fastener in an openable / closable cut formed from the side opening on the left and right to the lower end of the trunk, so it is quick and easy when taking out articles from the storage The fastener can be opened, and the target article can be taken out by rotating the storage portion to the vicinity of the chest of the wearer.

In the clothes for disaster prevention according to the present invention,
The storage portion is provided on a surface of the torso on the back side of the wearer so that when the article is stored in the storage portion, the storage portion bulges outward from the surface of the torso. It is preferable to be configured.

  The disaster prevention garment of this configuration is configured such that, when an article is stored in a storage part provided on the back side of the wearer among the trunk part, the storage part bulges outward from the surface of the trunk part. ing. As a result, for example, even a bulky article such as a towel can be stored, and even if a somewhat heavy article is stored, it bulges away from the back side of the wearer. Since the back of the person is prevented from being pressed by the bulk of the stored items and the burden on the body of the wearer can be reduced, the evacuation action can be performed more quickly.

In the clothes for disaster prevention according to the present invention,
It is preferable that the storage portion is configured to have a large bulge amount on the center side when viewed from the front.

  The clothes for disaster prevention of this structure are comprised so that the storage part provided in the back side surface may become large in the amount of swelling of the center side by front view. As a result, when the article is stored in the storage unit, the position of the center of gravity can be kept constant so that the balance of the overall clothing for disaster prevention is not lost due to the weight of the article. For this reason, even when a certain amount of heavy items are stored, the wearer can wear the clothes for disaster prevention stably without being forced, and can perform evacuation action more quickly. It becomes possible.

In the clothes for disaster prevention according to the present invention,
The storage section is preferably divided into a plurality of storage areas.

  Since the inside of the storage part provided in said back side surface is divided | segmented into the some storage area, the clothing for disaster prevention of this structure can be accommodated in the state which arranged | organized goods, and it becomes easy to take out.

In the clothes for disaster prevention according to the present invention,
The storage portion is preferably configured to be openable and closable on both sides in front view.

  The disaster prevention garment of this configuration is configured so that the storage portion provided on the back side surface can be opened and closed on both sides in front view, so that it can be easily opened and closed, and the space inside the storage portion Since articles can be stored in the entirety, more articles can be prepared for disasters.

FIG. 1 is an overall schematic configuration diagram of a disaster prevention garment, in which (a) is a front perspective view of the disaster prevention garment, and (b) is a rear perspective view of the disaster prevention garment. FIG. 2 is a development view of the back side of the disaster prevention garment. FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a state in which articles are stored in a storage section provided on the back surface of the disaster prevention garment, (a) is a side view of the disaster prevention garment, and (b) is an upper side of the disaster prevention garment. It is a perspective view. FIG. 4 is an explanatory view when the wearer wears the disaster prevention garment and the disaster prevention garment is rotated, (a) is a state before the disaster prevention garment is rotated, and (b) is the disaster prevention garment. The state in the middle of rotating (c) represents the state after rotating the clothes for disaster prevention. FIG. 5: is a schematic block diagram of another embodiment of the clothing for disaster prevention which concerns on this invention, (a) is a side view of the clothing for disaster prevention provided with the sleeve part which has a notch part, (b) is removable It is a front view of the clothing for disaster prevention provided with a sleeve part.

  Hereinafter, the embodiment regarding the clothes for disaster prevention of this invention is described based on FIGS. However, the present invention is not intended to be limited to the configurations described in the embodiments and drawings described below.

<Clothing for disaster prevention>
FIG. 1 is an overall schematic configuration diagram of a disaster prevention garment 100, (a) is a front perspective view of the disaster prevention garment 100, and (b) is a rear perspective view of the disaster prevention garment 100.

  As shown to Fig.1 (a) and (b), the clothing 100 for disaster prevention is comprised from the trunk | drum 50 which covers a wearer's upper body. The trunk | drum 50 has the front part 10 which covers a wearer's chest, and the back part 20 which covers a wearer's back. The front surface portion 10 and the back surface portion 20 are integrally formed. An upper opening 1 through which the wearer's head passes is formed above the torso 50. Further, lateral openings 2 through which the arm of the wearer is passed are formed on both the left and right sides above the body 50.

  As shown in FIG. 1A, the front surface portion 10 can be opened and closed so as to be separable into a right front surface portion 10b and a left front surface portion 10c. A locking tool is attached to the connecting portion of the right front surface portion 10b and the left front surface portion 10c so as to be opened and closed. Examples of the locking tool include a fastener, a button, a snap button, and Velcro (registered trademark). Moreover, as shown to Fig.1 (a), the surface of the front-surface part 10 can be equipped with the accommodating part 3 with two or more. The storage units 3 may all have the same size or different sizes. Moreover, the takeout port of the storage part 3 may be one that does not attach a locking tool like a pocket, or any of the locking tools listed above may be attached. By providing a plurality of storage units 3 on the surface of the front surface unit 10, it is possible to store articles to be stored separately for each type.

  As shown in FIG. 1 (b), the surface of the back surface portion 20 is provided with a storage portion having the largest capacity in the disaster prevention garment 100 according to the present invention, and this is referred to as a back surface storage portion 4. The storage unit 4 will be described in detail later). In addition to the back surface storage portion 4, a plurality of storage portions 3 that are provided on the surface of the front surface portion 10 can be provided.

  The garment 100 for disaster prevention according to the present invention is provided with a slit 5 in a straight line from the left and right side openings 2 to the trunk lower end 50a of the trunk 50. By this cut portion 5, the front surface portion 10 and the back surface portion 20 can be opened and closed. The left and right cut portions 5 are attached with a locking tool for opening and closing the front surface portion 10 and the back surface portion 20. Examples of the locking tool include a fastener, a button, a snap button, and Velcro (registered trademark), and a fastener is preferable. If the fastener is employed, the front surface portion 10 and the back surface portion 20 can be easily and reliably connected more quickly, and the front surface portion 10 and the back surface portion 20 can be easily and quickly opened. Is possible. When the slider of the fastener 6 is moved from the body lower end 50a toward the side opening 2, the front face 10 and the rear face 20 are closed (that is, the front face 10). And the back portion 20 are connected). When it is desired to open the front surface portion 10 and the back surface portion 20 (that is, when the front surface portion 10 and the back surface portion 20 are separated), the slider of the fastener 6 is moved from the side opening 2 to the lower end portion 50a of the body portion. Move it to the direction. Such an operation is a simple operation that simply moves the slider of the fastener 6 from the upper side (side opening 2) to the lower side (body lower end 50a). Can be done easily and quickly. When the wearer wants to take out the article from the back part storage part 4 of the disaster prevention garment 100 or the storage part 3 provided on the surface of the back part 20, the fastener 6 of the left and right cut parts 5 is opened and the front part is opened. The part 10 and the back part 20 are opened, and the disaster prevention garment 100 is rotated leftward or rightward about the upper opening 1. For example, as will be described later, when the fasteners 6 of the left and right cut portions 5 are opened and the disaster prevention garment 100 is rotated 180 degrees, the back surface portion 20 moves to the vicinity of the chest of the wearer. In this case, the wearer can easily and quickly take out the target article from the storage unit 3 and the back unit storage unit 4 provided on the surface of the back unit 20.

  FIG. 2 is a development view of the back side of the disaster prevention garment 100 according to the present invention, in which the back of the front part 10 is a front part back 10a and the back of the back part 20 is a back part 20a. As shown in FIG. 2, the front part back surface 10a and the back part back surface 20a can be provided with a plurality of storage parts such as the storage part 3 provided on the front side of the clothing 100 for disaster prevention. Can be stored.

  In the event of a disaster, it is expected to evacuate in a panic state, so valuables may be lost during the evacuation. For this reason, it is very effective to provide the back side storage portion 3a on the back side of the garment 100 for disaster prevention because valuable items can be safely carried. At that time, in order to make it easier for the wearer to be aware that valuables are being stored, one of the back side storage portions 3a provided on the front side back surface 10a is used as a storage unit for valuable items. Good. In addition, if a disaster checklist for checking evacuation routes and carry-on items at the time of evacuation is stored in advance, it will be helpful when evacuating. The back side storage unit 3a for storing this disaster check list is also provided on the front side back 10a so that it is easy to be aware that the wearer is preparing, and a disaster check list is provided so that it can be easily noticed by the wearer. It is also possible to configure the back side storage portion 3a to be stored as a mesh or a transparent case.

<Rear part storage part>
As shown in FIG.1 (b), the back part storage part 4 is a storage part with the largest capacity | capacitance in the clothing 100 for disaster prevention which concerns on this invention. FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a state in which articles are stored in the back surface storage portion 4 provided on the surface of the back surface portion 20 of the disaster prevention garment 100. FIG. 3A is a side view of the back surface storage portion 4. FIG. ) Is an upper perspective view of the back surface storage unit 4, and the internal space of the back surface storage unit 4 is indicated by oblique lines. In addition, the dotted line of Fig.3 (a) has shown the wearer's neck and arm.

  As shown in FIG. 3A, the back surface storage portion 4 is configured to bulge outward from the surface of the back surface portion 20 when an article is stored therein, and when viewed from the side, It can be seen that it swells near the section. Moreover, as shown in FIG.3 (b), the back part accommodating part 4 is comprised so that the amount of swelling of the center side may become large. With such a configuration, even when a bulky article such as a towel or a heavy article such as a towel is stored in the back surface storage unit 4, the back of the wearer is prevented from being pressed, and the body of the wearer is prevented. The burden applied can be reduced. Further, since the center-side bulge amount is configured to be large, the center of gravity of the disaster prevention garment 100 is maintained constant, so that the wearer is not forced to take an unreasonable posture and is stable. It becomes possible to wear the clothes 100 for disaster prevention. Further, as shown in FIG. 3 (b), a storage section is also provided inside the back section storage section 4. FIG. 3B shows the internal storage portion 8 by a dotted line as an example. A plurality of internal storage portions 8 can be provided inside the back surface storage portion 4. With such a configuration, the article can be stored in an organized state, and the article can be easily taken out.

  Moreover, as shown in FIG.1 (b) and FIG.3 (b), the securing tool is attached so that the taking-out port of the back part accommodating part 4 can be opened and closed on both right and left sides. Examples of the locking tool include a fastener, a button, a snap button, and Velcro (registered trademark), but a fastener is preferable, and a double-opening fastener is adopted to facilitate opening and closing from side to side. By attaching the double zipper 7 to the back surface storage portion 4, the wearer opens the fastener 6 of the left and right cut portions 5, rotates the disaster prevention garment 100 around the upper opening 1, and wears the back surface portion 20. When the user wants to move to the vicinity of the chest of the person and take out the target article from the back part storage part 4, the back part storage part can be rotated to the left or right, and the wearer's dominant hand is left or right. It becomes possible to take out the target article easily and quickly from 4.

<Usage examples of clothing for disaster prevention>
The use of the disaster prevention garment 100 according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram when the disaster prevention garment 100 is rotated while the wearer wears the disaster prevention garment 100. The dotted lines shown in FIGS. 4A to 4C indicate the neck and arms of the wearer.

  First, as shown to Fig.4 (a), when wearing the normal disaster prevention clothing 100, the front part 10 and the back part 20 are connected with the fastener 6 on either side, and a wearer's chest is the trunk | drum 50. It is in the state covered with the front part 10 of. Next, when the wearer moves the slider of the fastener 6 in the left and right cut portions 5 from the side opening 2 to the trunk lower end 50a, the fastener 6 is opened, and the front portion 10 and the rear portion 20 are opened. It becomes a state. And as shown in FIG.4 (b), it can be rotated right and left centering | focusing on the upper opening part 1. FIG. When the disaster prevention garment 100 is rotated 180 degrees, the chest of the wearer is covered with the back part 20 of the torso 50 as shown in FIG. As described above, the garment 100 for disaster prevention according to the present invention includes the storage unit 3 and the back unit storage unit provided on the surface of the back unit 20 by the series of rotational movements illustrated in FIGS. 4 can be moved to the vicinity of the chest of the wearer. Therefore, when it is desired to take out the articles stored in these, it can be easily and quickly taken out by the wearer. As a result, it is possible to save the trouble of once taking off the clothes for disaster prevention and taking it out, and it is not necessary to have another person take it out instead of the wearer, so that evacuation behavior is not hindered. Furthermore, the wearer can reliably take out the target article while checking the contents of the storage unit 3.

[Another embodiment]
(1) FIG. 5 is a schematic configuration diagram of another embodiment of the clothes for disaster prevention according to the present invention. In the embodiment described above, the disaster prevention garment 100 has no sleeve, but may be a disaster prevention garment having a sleeve. As shown to Fig.5 (a), the clothing 200 for disaster prevention of another embodiment has the sleeve base 9a of the sleeve part 9 sewn on the peripheral edge 2a of the side opening part 2, and from the trunk | drum lower end part 50a. The cut portion 11 is provided through the side opening 2 and to the sleeve lower end portion 9b of the sleeve portion 9. The cut portion 11 includes a fastener, a button, a snap button, a Velcro (registered trademark), and the like as a locking tool, and a fastener is preferable. If a fastener is employ | adopted, the notch part 11 provided in the front part 10, the back part 20, and the sleeve part 9 can be made into the state which can be opened and closed more rapidly easily and reliably. Moreover, when the distance of the notch | incision part 11 is long, you may use the fastener 12 for double opening as a fastener. Thereby, it becomes possible to open and close from both directions of the lower end part 9b of the sleeve part and the lower end part 50a of the trunk part, and it becomes possible to open and close more easily and quickly. By providing the sleeve portion 9, it can function as a cold protection device in a cold time and can protect the body, so that it is possible to evacuate more safely.

  Moreover, as shown in FIG.5 (b), the clothing for disaster prevention which concerns on this invention comprises the clothing 300 for disaster prevention which can isolate | separate the sleeve root 9a of the sleeve part 9, and the peripheral edge 2a of the side opening part 2. As shown in FIG. It doesn't matter. In the disaster prevention garment 300 of another embodiment, the sleeve base 9a and the peripheral edge 2a are connected by a locking tool. Examples of the locking tool include a fastener, a button, a snap button, and Velcro (registered trademark). When taking out the article from the storage unit 3 or the back unit storage unit 4 on the surface of the back part 20 of the disaster prevention garment 300, the sleeve base 9a is removed from the peripheral edge 2a of the side opening 2, and in the above embodiment, As described, since the disaster prevention garment 300 can be rotated to the left and right if the cut portion 5 is opened, the purpose of the storage portion 3 and the back portion storage portion 4 provided in the back portion 20 is the purpose. Can be removed. If the sleeve 9 is unnecessary, the sleeve 9 is removed in advance and stored in another place or stored in the storage unit 3 or the back unit 4 of the disaster prevention clothing 300. You can also.

(2) The disaster prevention garment 100 according to the above embodiment is the disaster prevention garment 100 without a collar as shown in FIG. 1, but it may have a collar. The collar can be attached along the edge of the upper opening 1 in the trunk 50 of the garment 100 for disaster prevention. The disaster prevention garment 100 with a collar can serve as a sunshade around the face and neck when it is hot, and can be a substitute for a muffler when it is cold. Moreover, it can also comprise so that the said collar can be removed, and what is necessary is just to attach a collar and the peripheral part of the upper opening part 1 with a locking tool in that case. Examples of the locking tool include a fastener, a button, a snap button, and Velcro (registered trademark). If the collar is configured to be removable, the removed collar can be used as a substitute for a towel. If unnecessary, it can be removed and stored in the storage unit 3 of the clothing 100 for disaster prevention.

  Moreover, the clothing 100 for disaster prevention may be provided with a hood. The hood can be provided along the edge of the upper opening 1 formed in the back surface portion 20. By providing the hood, the head of the wearer can be protected at the time of evacuation, so the evacuation action can be performed more safely. Also, it can be used as a hat to prevent sunstroke during hot weather, and plays a role as a cold protection device during cold weather. The hood can be configured such that it can be removed in the same manner as the collar-equipped disaster prevention garment 100 of the other embodiment, and the collar and the peripheral edge of the upper opening 1 may be attached with a locking tool. Examples of the locking tool include a fastener, a button, a snap button, and Velcro (registered trademark). If the hood is configured to be removable, the hood can be removed if necessary and stored in the storage unit 3 of the disaster prevention clothing 100.

(3) In the disaster prevention garment 100 of the above embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, the cut portion 5 provided from the side opening 2 to the trunk lower end 50 a of the trunk 50 is linear. However, the notch portion 5 may be a shape that draws a shape such as a wavy line as long as a fastener such as a fastener is attached so that the front surface portion 10 and the back surface portion 20 are opened and closed. The clothes for disaster prevention are practical and emergency clothes, and the design aspect is not very important. For this reason, especially young people tend to refrain from purchasing, but it is thought that by adopting the shape as described above, the design is improved, so that the young people are easy to wear, leading to purchase. As a result, it becomes possible to raise people's awareness of disaster prevention.

  The clothes for disaster prevention according to the present invention are always available in homes, companies, schools, and various public institutions, and can be used when evacuating in the event of a disaster.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Upper opening part 2 Side opening part 3 Storage part 4 Back part storage part 5 Notch part 6 Fastener 7 Double zipper 10 Front part 20 Back part 50 Torso part 50a Trunk lower end part 100 Clothing for disaster prevention

Claims (6)

A torso covering at least the upper body of the wearer;
An upper opening formed above the torso and through which the wearer's head passes;
A side opening formed on both sides of the torso, through which both arms of the wearer pass;
A storage section provided on the surface of the body section;
A clothing for disaster prevention comprising
A disaster-preventing garment in which a slit that can be opened and closed is formed from each side opening to the lower end of the trunk.   The garment for disaster prevention according to claim 1, wherein a zipper is provided in the cut.   The storage portion is provided on a surface of the torso on the back side of the wearer so that when the article is stored in the storage portion, the storage portion bulges outward from the surface of the torso. The clothes for disaster prevention of Claim 1 or 2 comprised.   The said storage part is the clothing for disaster prevention of Claim 3 comprised so that the amount of swelling of the center side may become large by front view.   The said storage part is the clothing for disaster prevention as described in any one of Claims 1-4 by which the inside is divided | segmented into the some storage area.   The said storage part is the clothing for disaster prevention as described in any one of Claims 1-5 comprised so that opening and closing is possible on both sides by front view.

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