JP3191648U - Hangers for shirt hangers - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a hanger hanger for a shirt that can be taken out of a transparent packaging bag and can be hung on a hanger while being folded.
A hanger hanging device for shirts 1 is attached to a string-like member so that two clips 13 are opposed to the string-like member 12 and the opening side is directed inward when the shirts are sandwiched. It is characterized by being. There may be one string-like member or two attached in a ring shape.
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Description

  This device is suitable for hanging shirts with collars on a hanger and is suitable for display of shirts. Specifically, it can be taken out of a packaging bag and folded on the hanger, and can be locked on the hanger. It also relates to a hanger hanger for shirts that can be displayed together with jackets.

  Traditionally, shirts with collars such as shirts and polo shirts are usually folded to the required size and stored in a transparent packaging bag made of vinyl, etc. Sold. The buyer purchases what suits his taste and fashion while thinking of his suit and jacket.

  There are also cases where shirts are combined with suits and jackets, coordinated and hung on a hanger. Thus, in order to hang it on a hanger, the shirts to be displayed must be taken out of the packaging bag, released from the folded state, hung on the hanger, and then the back and the jacket must be hung. The shirts with collars were taken out of the transparent packaging bags that were stored, and they could not be displayed on the hangers in the folded state.

  In addition, when selling shirts on display, they must be folded again to the required size and stored in a transparent packaging bag, but it is not only difficult to repack cleanly, but once displayed. Products may not be sold at regular prices due to wrinkles and dirt.

  In order to solve such a problem, a registered utility model No. 3057355 has proposed a display that can visually show a customer a combination of a shirt, a suit, and a jacket in a folded state.

  In this device, a bent piece slightly smaller than the width of the back collar of the shirt is formed in the upper center portion of the back plate, and a suspension piece fixed to the upper portion of the back plate is extended upward, The hanger display is characterized in that a locking hole is formed on the upper side of the suspension piece, and a lower end locking portion on both ends of the folded shirt is formed on both ends of the lower side of the back plate.

  According to the hanger display, since the shirt is folded and displayed on the hanger together with the shirt and the outerwear of a suit or jacket, the shirt can be displayed while being folded in the packaged state. it can.

  However, in order to lock the back plate to the hanger, it is necessary to pass the hook of the hanger through the hanger hole of the suspension piece, which is troublesome and troublesome. Further, since the size of the back plate is constant, the back plate must be molded according to the size of the shirts, and the display position of the shirts is changed depending on the size and shape of the hanger.

  In addition, shirts were still packaged and could not be coordinated with the tie because the tie could not be wrapped around the collar. In addition, the back plate has the same size as the shirts in the folded state, and the bent pieces and the both-end locking portions are formed, so there is a problem of breakage and storage space.

  Therefore, the present invention can hang shirts (collared shirts, shirts without collars, female blouses, etc.) on a hanger in a packaged state, and can be displayed by taking them out of a packaging bag. It is another object of the present invention to provide a hanger hanger for shirts that can be freely coordinated with a suit or jacket. In addition, the present invention provides a hanger hanging device for shirts that can be hung on a hanger in the most preferable state regardless of the size of the shirts folded and the shape and size of the hanger. Objective. It is another object of the present invention to provide a hanger hanger for shirts that can be coordinated with a tie in accordance with a folded shirt and a suit.

  This device has the following configuration in order to achieve the above object. That is, the hanger hanger for shirts according to the present invention has two clips attached to a string-like member, and the two clips are attached so that the opening side faces inward when facing each other. It is characterized by. The two clips may be attached to both ends of one string-like member, or the string-like members may be attached to the ends of the two clips and formed in a ring shape. When the string-like member is attached in a ring shape, the lower side from the clip can be used as a string-like member for tie hanging.

  A single string-like member can be inserted into one of two clips and attached to the other clip, so that the clip on the inserted side can be slid. It is good. Moreover, the clip can utilize the double clip of a side lever, and a string-like member can be attached to the cylindrical part of the opening edge side of a clip.

It is desirable to provide an auxiliary plate that prevents the shirts from being out of shape at the time of the display, and the auxiliary plate is a front convex type, and is put on the back of the folded shirts together with the shirts by a clip. Use it by pinching it. This auxiliary plate can be omitted in the case of a display.

  The hanger hanging device for shirts according to the present invention can be displayed by further hanging a jacket on a hanger on which shirts are hung. Therefore, it is possible to make an exhibition that emphasizes the design of shirts. Moreover, the handling is easy, and it can coordinate freely according to a customer's order, without requiring skill. In addition, when a string-like member is attached in a ring shape, it is possible to hang a tie below the clip, so that it can be easily replaced with a combination of a suit or jacket. You can coordinate.

  In addition, if the display has an auxiliary plate that prevents the shirts from losing their shape, they can be deformed by placing them on the back of the folded shirts and holding them together with the shirts using clips. Can be prevented and the commercial value of shirts can be increased. The auxiliary plate is preferably a front convex type.

FIG. 1 is an explanatory front view of a hanging tool according to the first embodiment. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a clip that is also partially enlarged. FIG. 3 is an explanatory front view of the hanging tool according to the second embodiment. FIG. 4 is an explanatory front view of the hanging tool according to the third embodiment. 5A and 5B show another embodiment of the clip. FIG. 5A is a front view in an opened state, FIG. 5B is a sectional view, and FIG. 5C is a sectional view in a closed state. FIG. 6 is a perspective view of an auxiliary pad. FIG. 7 is a front view in which a shirt taken out from a packaging bag is hung on a hanger. FIG. 8 is a front view showing a state in which a tie is hung on the shirt taken out from the packaging bag. FIG. 9 is a front view of a coordinated state with a tie and a suit.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described. FIG. 1 shows a hanging tool 1 according to the first embodiment, and the hanging tool 1 has double clips 13 attached to both ends of a string-like member 12. The string-like member 12 may be a flexible and flexible material that can bend a string, a chain, a wire, a thread, and the like. The material and thickness of the double clip 13 are not limited as long as they have a strength that allows the shirts to be sandwiched and hung on the hanger.

In the embodiment, the double clip 13 is a commercially available side lever double clip (hereinafter referred to as a side lever clip). The side lever clip 13 is rotatably inserted into a cylindrical support portion 15 formed at an angle so that the side lever clip 13 is bent sideways when the knob lever 14 is closed. The cylindrical support portion 15 is formed by cutting the sandwiching plate 11 into a U shape to form a tongue-like surface and winding the tongue-like surface. After winding the tongue-like surface, a rectangular opening 16 is formed.

  Furthermore, a cylindrical portion 17 formed by winding a protruding piece protruding from the opening side is provided on the opening side of the end of the side lever clip 13. By providing the cylindrical portion 17, it becomes easy to insert from the opening side and is not damaged. The string-like member 12 is attached using the cylindrical portion 17 and is inserted into the cylindrical portion 17 on either side of the holding plate 14 so that the tip portion is larger than the cylindrical portion 17 so as not to be pulled out. A stop 18 is formed.

And it can prevent that shirts are damaged by clamping so that the cylindrical part 17 which penetrated the string-like member 12 may become the back side of shirts taken out from the packaging bag. Moreover, shirts may remain packaged. By positioning the string-like member 12 on the back side of the shirts, the string-like member 12 can be easily hung around the hanger.

It is preferable to provide a mark 19 on the holding plate 14 on the cylindrical portion 17 side through which the string-like member 12 is inserted so that the cylindrical portion 17 through which the string-like member 12 is inserted is on the hanger side. The mark 19 may be a display such as “back side” or “hanger side”, or may be a simple seal. By providing the mark 19, the cylindrical portion 17 inserted through the string-like member 12 can be reliably suspended toward the hanger side.

  FIG. 3 is a front view of a hanging tool according to the second embodiment, and the hanging tool 1 </ b> A is different from the hanging tool 1 in the method of connecting the string-like members. That is, the string-like member 12 is connected to one side of the side lever clip 13 and the string-like member 12a is connected to the other end side of the side lever clip 13 to form a ring shape as a whole. Accordingly, the same components are denoted by the same reference numerals and the description thereof is omitted.

  The material, shape, and the like of the string-like member 12a may be different from those of the string-like member 12, but may be the same. The string-like member 12a is positioned on the front side of the shirts to be suspended, and is a tie-like string-like member for tying ties as will be described later. Coordination with shirts, suits, etc. is possible by connecting ties.

  Further, the string-like members 12, 12a may be divided into two parts and connected to both sides of the side lever clip 13, but may be one string-like member without being divided into two. . When one string-like member is used, the cylindrical portions 17 at both ends of the side lever clip 13 on one side may be passed through and connected at the other side lever clip 13.

  Thus, when connecting with a single string-like member, the side lever clip 13 on one side through which the string-like member has penetrated can be freely slid, so when tying a tie or turning it around a hanger In addition, the length can be adjusted by shifting in the vertical direction even in a state where the shirts that have been wrapped are sandwiched.

  FIG. 4 uses a commercially available double clip 20. As described above, when the double clip 20 is used, the cylindrical support portion 22 that supports the knob lever 21 is provided on the tip opening side and also serves as the cylindrical portion 17. Therefore, the string-like member 12 is fixed to the inside of the back side connecting plate 24 that connects the holding plate 23 of the double clip 20.

  By fixing the string-like member 12 to the inside of the connecting plate 24, it is possible to reduce the contact with the shirts as they are packaged, so that they are not damaged and the wearing operation can be easily performed. it can.

  In the above embodiment, the string-like member may be connected to one end side of the double clip, or may be connected to both end sides to be formed in a ring shape. When formed in a ring shape, as in the embodiment shown in FIG. 3, the string member on one side can be a string member for a tie that ties a tie.

  FIG. 5 shows an example of an embodiment of a clip that is not a double clip as in the above embodiment. The clothing clip 25 is formed by connecting a fixed piece 26 and a movable piece 27 via a resilient plate 28 having a spring property, and a pressing lever 30 is freely rotatable on support pieces 29 erected on both sides of the fixed piece 26. Is attached. The elastic plate 28 is connected so as to bend the fixed piece 26 side, and is formed so as to be clamped when the tip of the fixed piece 26 and the movable piece 27 are joined.

  The pressing lever 30 is formed by connecting a pressing piece 30b to the tip of the knob 30a in a substantially U-shape, and the supporting shaft 30d protruding from both side surfaces of the bent portion 30c is used as a support piece. It is assembled by fitting in a shaft hole provided inside 29. Further, as is apparent from the drawing, a hole 26a for passing a string or the like is formed in the rear end portion of the fixed piece 26.

  In the garment clip 25 configured as described above, when the pressing lever 30 is raised, the pressing piece 30 b faces upward, and the movable piece 27 is opened away from the distal end portion of the fixed piece 26 by the elastic plate 28. On the other hand, when the pressing lever 30 is tilted to the movable piece 27 side, the pressing piece 30b faces downward and pushes down the elastic plate 28, so that the movable piece 27 is closed and held between the distal end portions of the fixed piece 26. .

  The clothes clip 25 can be used in place of the double clip 13 or the double clip 20 of the side lever as a kind of clip. When the garment clip 25 is used as a clip of the hanging device of the present invention, the ends of the string-like member 12 are fixed to the respective holes 26a of the two clips 25, or the holes of one of the clips 25 are fixed. The string-like member 12 may be passed through 26a and connected to the hole 26a of the other click 25 to form a ring shape.

  FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the auxiliary plate 40 for shape retention. The auxiliary plate 40 is effective in preventing the deformation of the shirt when the folded shirt is taken out from the packaging bag and displayed, and may be used when displaying the shirts as packaged. The auxiliary plate 40 can be formed of a plastic plate or cardboard. The auxiliary plate 40 is formed in a convex shape by a narrow portion 41 and a large portion 42 on the front surface, and is used by being applied to the back side of folded shirts.

As described above, by using the narrow portion 41 of the two types of width dimensions for the women's shirts and using the large portion 42 for the men's shirts, the single auxiliary plate 40 can be also used. When used, the narrow portion 41 is used with the upper portion facing upward. By turning the narrow portion 41 upward, it follows the inclination of the shoulder and can be used without difficulty for men's shirts.

The size of the auxiliary plate 40 is not particularly limited. For example, the width dimension W of the small width portion 41 is 20 cm, the width dimension W1 of the large portion 31 is 25 cm, and the height dimensions T and T1 are 5 cm, respectively. Can do. The narrow portion 41 may have a mountain shape with a curved corner.

Next, a display method using the hanging tool according to the present invention will be described. FIG. 7 is a front view of the hanging tool 1 shown in FIG. First, the shirt S is taken out of the packaging bag, and the double clip 13 of the side lever is sandwiched from the side of the shoulder of the shirt S while the shirt is folded. At this time, the string-like member 12 is directed upward on the back side of the shirts. Therefore, it is only necessary to hold the string-like member 12 and turn it from the front side of the hanger H to the back side of the hook H1 and hang it on the shoulder of the hanger H.

  Since the string-like member 12 is almost located on the back side of the hanger H and the shirt S, it cannot be seen from the surface. The folded shirt can be displayed in a natural state as if it is hung on the hanger H as it is. When the clip 13 is clamped, the auxiliary plate 40 shown in FIG. 6 is applied to the back side of the folded shirt to prevent the deformation of the shape.

Since the shirts are locked on the front side of the hanger H, the hanger can be covered with a suit or jacket as usual. As shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, shirts and a suit can be overlapped for display.

  Further, even when the shirts are taken out of the packaging bag, they can be displayed in a folded state. Therefore, if the shirts are removed from the hanging tool, they can be stored again in the packaging bag and the time for folding can be saved. Furthermore, since it can be sold as a product as it is, product loss can be eliminated.

  FIG. 8 shows an example of use in a state where a tie is applied. In this use example, a hanging tool 1A provided with a string-like member 12 shown in FIG. 3 in a ring shape is used. The clip 13 is attached in the same manner as in FIG. 7, but the tie N is tied to the string-like member 12 a directed downward from the clip 13. The tie N may be tied by a temporary tie that is usually performed at the time of display.

  Since the tie string-like member 12a is inside the collar, the tie looks as if tied around the neck, so it can be coordinated with a shirt or jacket according to the customer's order (see FIG. 9). ).

  When displaying shirts, they can be taken out of the packaged bag and kept in a folded state by using the auxiliary plate 40. However, the display can be performed in the same way even when the shirt is still packaged. Can do. The string-like member 12a for connecting the tie slightly comes out in front of the beam end, but the tie can be tied to the string-like member 12 protruding on the front surface, which is sufficiently effective for coordination.

After the shirts are hung on the hanger H as shown in FIG. 7 and FIG. 8, the outerwear and other outerwear can be hooked. As shown in FIG. 9, the shirts, ties and outerwear are coordinated. A display that takes into account is possible. Moreover, since shirts, ties, and jackets can be easily changed, coordination according to customer requirements can be performed in a short time.

1: Suspension tool 11: Holding plate 12: String member 13: Double clip 14 of side lever: Pick lever 15: Cylindrical support portion 16: Opening portion 17: Cylindrical portion 19: Mark 20: Double clip 21: Pick lever 22: Cylindrical support 23: Holding plate 24: Connection plate 25: Clip 26 for clothes 26: Fixed piece 27: Movable piece 28: Elastic plate 29: Strut piece 30: Pressing lever 40: Auxiliary plate H: Hanger

Claims (6)

A hanger suspension for shirts, wherein two clips are attached to a string-like member, and the two clips are attached so that the opening side faces inward when facing each other. 2. The hanger hangers for shirts according to claim 1, wherein the two clips are attached to both ends of one string-like member. The hanger hanger for shirts according to claim 1, wherein the string-like member is attached to each end of two clips to form a ring shape, and the lower side of the clip is used for tie-hanging. Lowering tool. 2. The shirts according to claim 1, wherein one of the two clips is slidably attached by inserting a string-like member, and the lower side of the clip is for tie-hanging. Hanger hanger. The shirt hanger according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the clip is a double clip of a side lever, and the string-like member is attached to a cylindrical portion on the opening side of the clip. Suspension tool. A front convex-type auxiliary plate is provided, which is placed against the back of the folded shirts and held together with the shirts by a clip to prevent the shirts from being out of shape. Item 6. A hanger hanger for shirts according to any one of items 1 to 5.

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