JP3196478U - rain gear - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to prevent a hood portion of a rain gear from being removed by wind and to allow the hood portion to follow the movement of the face to the left and right. A cloth button CCB is attached to a portion corresponding to a front center portion 1DCFC in an inner surface 1DCIS of a cloth of a hood portion 1D, and a cloth button CSRB is attached to a portion corresponding to a right side portion 1DCSR. A cloth button CSLB is attached to a portion corresponding to the left side portion 1DCSL. The band portion buttons 2CB, 2SRB, and 2SLB are attached to the inner surface 2IS of the band portion 2 in accordance with the mounting positions of the buttons CCB, CSRB, and CSLB on the inner surface 1DCIS of the hood portion 1D. The button 2CB of the band portion 2 is coupled to the button CCB of the hood portion 1D, and the buttons 2SRB and 2SLB of the band portion 2 are coupled to the buttons CSRB and CSLB of the hood portion 1D, respectively. [Selection] Figure 2

Description

  This invention relates to the structure of rain gear.

  When riding a bicycle on a rainy day, it is desirable to wear rain gear such as a pair of feathers because the handle of the bicycle can be held with both hands. Therefore, various rain gears for bicycles have been proposed (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

JP 2006-299495 A

By the way, when riding a bicycle and wearing rain gear, the hood part of the rain gear may be beaten from the bottom by the wind or removed, or when the driver moves his face left and right while driving Since the hood portion cannot follow the movement of the face, the view may be obstructed. In these cases, it is troublesome and uncomfortable for the driver to re-cover the hood part by one or to move the hood part without obstructing the field of view because it is also during the operation of the bicycle. It is also felt.

In order to deal with such problems, rain gears with a string attached to the hood part are generally put into practical use, and the string is pulled around the neck while pulling the string and tightening the hood part with the string. It is possible to prevent the hood part from being detached and to prevent the hood part from following the movement of the face to the left and right so as not to obstruct the field of view.

However, the hood part wet with rain is attached to the head, and such a state is not preferable in terms of appearance and feel. In particular, raindrops have become terrible while driving a bicycle, so if you want to wear the hood on your head, you must stop the bicycle and pull and tie the hood part. Such a troublesome work is required from the driver every time the hood portion is put on the head. Therefore, the rain gear provided with the structure which clamps a hood part with the conventional string cannot become a means which can fundamentally solve said problem.

These problems are not limited to wearing the hood of rain gear when riding a bicycle. For example, various outdoor activities such as fishing, hiking, bird watching, outdoor camera shooting, golf, etc. This also applies to the case where a person who performs activities of hobbies wears rain gear and also wears a hood.

The present invention was made in view of the above problems, and its main purpose is to tie the hood portion with a string even when the rain gear wearer wears the hood portion of the rain gear. 2) The hood part is not blown away by the wind, and 3) Even if the face is turned sideways, the hood part does not obstruct the view by following the movement of the face. The point is to propose rain gear.

  A rain gear according to the subject of the present invention includes a hood portion, and a front view when the rain gear wearer wears the hood portion on the head of the rain gear wearer when viewing the food portion from the front of the rain gear wearer. An inner surface of a front center portion of the dough of the hood portion at the inner surface, an inner surface of a right side portion of the dough of the hood portion in the front view, and a left side of the dough of the hood portion in the front view. And a band portion attached to each of the inner surfaces of the side portions.

  According to the rain gear according to the subject of the present invention, when the rain gear is worn, 1) the possibility of the hood portion following the movement of the face to the side, and 2) prevention of the hood portion from being removed by blowing up the wind, Both of the above effects can be reliably realized, and 3) The above effects 1) and 2) can be surely obtained only by putting the hood on the head when riding a bicycle or during outdoor activities such as fishing. Therefore, according to the rain gear according to the subject of the present invention, when the hood portion is worn, there is no need to tie the hood portions one by one, and there is no poor appearance due to tying the hood portions with the ties.

  In particular, in the rain gear according to the subject of the present invention, when the band portion is attached to the inner surface of the front center portion of the fabric of the hood portion by coupling with at least two portions, An effect is obtained that the twist of the band portion can be prevented when the hood portion is covered.

  Hereinafter, various embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail along with the effects and advantages thereof with reference to the accompanying drawings.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is a front view which shows typically the structure of the front view of the said rain gear when the rain gear which concerns on Embodiment 1 of this invention is seen from the rain wearer's front. It is an enlarged front view which shows typically the said food | hood part seeing through the band part attached to the inner surface of the cloth | dough of the food | hood part of the rain gear of FIG.

(Embodiment 1)
<Features of rain gear>
The characteristic feature of the rain gear according to the present embodiment is the structure of the hood portion. In short, the band portion is the front center portion in the front view and the front view in the inner surface of the fabric of the hood portion. It is in the point attached to each part of the right side part in this and the left side part in front view.

<Structure of rain gear>
FIG. 1 is a front view schematically showing a front view structure of the rain gear 1 when the rain gear 1 according to the present embodiment is viewed from the front thereof. Here, the kind, material, etc. of the rain gear 1 are not limited at all.

  In FIG. 1, the rain gear 1 has a main body 1A, left and right sleeves 1B and 1C, and a hood 1D. Here, the hood portion 1D coupled to the neck portion of the body portion 1A may be of a type with a fastener that can be rolled up and stored when not in use.

  In the front view of FIG. 1, for convenience of illustration and understanding, the hood portion 1 </ b> D is depicted in an unfolded state and wearable on the head. The band portion 2 indicated by a broken line includes 1) the front center portion 1DCIS of the fabric of the hood portion 1D, 2) the inner surface 1DCIS of the right side portion 1DCSR of the fabric of the hood portion 1D, and 3) the hood portion 1D. Are attached to each of the inner surfaces 1DCIS of the left side portion 1DCSL of the fabric. That is, the inner surface of the substantially central portion of the band portion 2 that extends straight by itself is attached to the inner surface 1DCIS of the front central portion 1DCFC of the fabric of the hood portion 1D, and the inner surface of one end portion of the band portion 2 is The inner surface 1DCIS of the right side portion 1DCSR is attached, and the inner surface of the other end of the band portion 2 is attached to the inner surface 1DCIS of the left side portion 1DCSL. Accordingly, the band portion 2 is not disposed on the inner surface of the occipital portion of the hood portion 1D. As shown in FIG. 1, the band portion 2 extends while gently curving along the hairline portion at the top of the face of the face and the vicinity thereof. The band portion 2 itself is a single body and does not have a curved shape.

Here, the material and type of the band portion 2 are not limited. Desirably, an elastic body band such as a stretchable rubber band is used as the band portion 2 from the viewpoint of good touch and low pressure on the forehead of a human head. Alternatively, a plastic band in which a convex portion that functions as a male button is formed on one surface may be used as the band portion 2.

  Furthermore, it is preferable that the length of the band portion 2 can be adjusted according to the difference in the size of the person's head or according to the adjustment of the pressure value on the person's forehead. Therefore, the band portion 2 may be detachably attached to the inner surface 1DCIS of the fabric of the hood portion 1D. As an example of means for enabling such attachment and detachment, the attachment and coupling between the surface of the band portion 2 and each of the inner surfaces may be a button fastener or a hook-and-loop fastener. Of course, when the adjustment of the length of the band portion 2 is not set, the attachment coupling between the surface of the band portion 2 and each of the inner surfaces may be realized by stitching with a thread.

  Furthermore, in order to improve the touch of the band part 2 so that the twist of the band part 2 does not occur when the hood part 1D is put on the head with both hands at the same time or with one other hand thereafter. The coupling | bonding of the surface of the band part 2 and the inner surface 1DCIS of the front center part 1DCFC of the cloth of the hood part 1D may be realized by coupling at least two parts. From the viewpoint of more surely preventing the twist of the band portion 2 from occurring, the surface of the band portion 2 further includes the right side portion 1DCSR and / or the left side portion 1DCSL of the fabric of the hood portion 1D. It may be attached to the inner surface 1DCIS by coupling with at least two portions.

  Here, the “front center part 1DCFC” of the fabric of the hood part 1D means that when a person wears the hood part 1D on the head, hair grows in the frontal part of the person's head. The corresponding part or the part in contact with the central part of the part from the part to the vicinity of the upper part of the forehead. The “right side portion 1DCSR” of the fabric of the hood portion 1D corresponds to a portion closer to the upper side than the right ear root portion in the front view side and the vicinity thereof in the face portion of the person in the front view. . Similarly, the “left side portion 1DCSL” of the fabric of the hood portion 1D corresponds to the portion closer to the upper side than the left ear base portion in the front view side and the vicinity thereof in the face portion of the person in the front view. To do.

In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1DCT is an overhead part of the fabric of the hood part 1D, and reference numeral 1DE is an upper edge part of the frame part from which the face of the hood part 1D comes out.

  FIG. 2 is an enlarged front view schematically showing the structure of the hood portion 1D in front view while seeing through the band portion 2 attached to the inner surface 1DCIS of the fabric of the hood portion 1D of the rain gear 1 of FIG. FIG. Here, the attachment structure of the band portion 2 shown in FIG. 2 is merely an example. In this example, by using a button (a combination of a male button and a female button) as the “attachment means”, the inner surface 2IS of the band portion 2 is attached to the inner surface 1DCIS of the corresponding portion of the fabric of the hood portion 1D. Yes. In FIG. 2, reference numeral 1DCOS indicates the outer surface of the fabric of the hood portion 1D.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the first button CCB for two fabrics indicated by broken lines is attached to the portion corresponding to the front center portion 1DCFC in the inner surface 1DCIS of the fabric of the hood portion 1D for convenience of illustration. ing. In addition, three second buttons CSRB, similarly indicated by broken lines, are attached to the portion corresponding to the right side portion 1DCSR in the inner surface 1DCIS of the fabric of the hood portion 1D. Similarly, in the portion corresponding to the left side portion 1DCSL in the inner surface 1DCIS of the fabric of the hood portion 1D, three third buttons CSLB for the fabric, also indicated by broken lines, are attached. On the other hand, the inner surface 2IS of the band portion 2 has a band portion so as to correspond to the mounting positions of the first to third buttons CCB, CSRB, CSLB of the respective portions 1DCFC, 1DCSR, 1DCSL of the inner surface 1DCIS of the fabric of the hood portion 1D. Two first to third buttons 2CB, 2SRB, and 2SLB are respectively attached for use. In FIG. 2, for convenience of illustration, the first to third buttons 2CB, 2SRB, and 2SLB are displayed as black circles. Reference numeral 1DCB indicated by a broken line is a “rear center portion” located rearward in front view corresponding to the center portion of the back of the head of the person's head in the fabric of the hood portion 1D.

  Further, the left and right end portions of the band portion 2 are arranged at positions where they do not touch the corresponding person's ears from the viewpoint of improving the feel and preventing frictional force reduction.

  Since the number of the second and third buttons CSRB and CSLB for the fabric is three, the second and third buttons CSRB and CSLB for the fabric and the second and third buttons 2SRB and 2SLB for the band portion The length of the main body of the band portion 2 can be adjusted according to the combination. That is, the length dimension between the front center part side part and the right side part side part of the band part 2 and the length dimension between the front center part side part and the left side part side part of the band part 2 are It can be adjusted as appropriate.

  In the above configuration, the two first buttons 2CB of the band portion 2 are respectively pushed into (fitted with) the corresponding buttons of the first button CCB on the inner surface 1DCIS side of the fabric of the hood portion 1D. ) Combined. To remove the band portion 2 and the inner surface 1DCIS of the fabric of the hood portion 1D, it is only necessary to remove the buttons 2CB and CCB from each other. This also applies to the combination of other buttons described later. Further, the two second buttons 2SRB of the band portion 2 are respectively pushed into two adjacent buttons of the second button CSRB on the inner surface 1DCIS side of the cloth 1D of the hood portion 1D, which are appropriately selected. Are combined. By changing this selection, the length adjustment of the band portion 2 is realized. Further, the two third buttons 2SLB of the band portion 2 are respectively pushed into two adjacent buttons of the third button CSLB on the inner surface 1DCIS side of the fabric 1D of the hood portion 1D, which are appropriately selected. Are combined. Similarly, the length adjustment of the band portion 2 is realized by changing this selection.

  With the structure described above, the band portion 2 is a portion corresponding to the front center portion 1DCFC, a portion corresponding to the right side portion 1DCSR, and a portion corresponding to the left side portion 1DCSL in the inner surface 1DCIS of the fabric of the hood portion 1D. These three parts are detachably attached so as to be adjustable in length and supported.

  Note that the number of the second button 2SRB and the third button 2SLB of the band portion 2 may be one. Even in this case, it is possible to prevent the band portion 2 from being twisted when the hood portion 1D is worn. And there are many options for length adjustment. As described above, a hook-and-loop fastener may be used instead of the above button.

<Explanation when wearing the hood portion 1D of the rain gear 1>
When the hood portion 1D of FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 is put on the head, the outer surface 2OS of the band portion 2 is in contact with the upper forehead (center portion and side portions connected to it) in the vicinity of the hairline of a human hair Appropriate friction is generated between the outer surface 2S of the band portion 2 and the frontal portion of the person in order to apply an appropriate pressure on or near the forehead. Therefore, even if the mouth of the hood portion 1D is blown and lifted by the wind, the hood portion 1D can be prevented from rising due to the friction, and the hood portion 1D can be prevented from coming off. In addition, the hood portion 1D can follow the movement of the face even if a person turns his / her face sideways for left / right confirmation or the like due to the friction. Is prevented from obstructing the field of view. As a result, each time the person moves his / her face in the horizontal direction, it is not necessary to move the hood part that obstructs the field of view to ensure the field of view.

Moreover, since the inner surface 2IS of the band portion 2 is detachably attached to the inner surface 1DCIS of the cloth of the corresponding hood portion 1D by attaching means such as two buttons 2CB, 2SRB, 2SLB or a hook-and-loop fastener, the hood portion Even when 1D is worn, the band portion 2 is reliably prevented from being twisted.

Note that the number of the first buttons 2CB and CCB is two in this example, but may be three or at least two. Similarly, the numbers of the second button and the third button are set in consideration of the length adjustment function.

(Appendix)
Although the embodiments of the present invention have been disclosed and described in detail above, the above description exemplifies aspects to which the present invention can be applied, and the present invention is not limited thereto. That is, various modifications and / or variations on the described aspects can be considered without departing from the scope of the invention.

  The present invention is worn by, for example, a person riding a bicycle, a person walking on a rainy day, or a person who is doing leisure activities or hobbies such as fishing, camera photography, bird watching, etc. It is suitable for application to rain gear.

1 Rain gear 1D Hood part 2 Band part

Claims (5)

The food part,
When the rain wearer wears the hood portion on the head of the rain wearer, the front central portion of the fabric of the hood portion in a front view when the hood portion is viewed from the front of the rain wearer Bands attached to the inner surface, the inner surface of the right side portion of the fabric of the hood portion in the front view, and the inner surface of the left side portion of the fabric of the hood portion in the front view, respectively. A rain gear characterized by comprising a part. The rain gear according to claim 1,
The rain gear, wherein the band portion is attached to the inner surface of the front center portion of the fabric of the hood portion by coupling with at least two portions. The rain gear according to claim 1 or 2,
The rain gear, wherein the band portion is attached to the inner surface of the right side portion of the fabric of the hood portion by coupling with at least two portions. The rain gear according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The rain gear, wherein the band portion is attached to the inner surface of the left side portion of the fabric of the hood portion by coupling with at least two portions. The rain gear according to any one of claims 1 to 4,
The rain gear according to claim 1, wherein the band portion is detachably attached to the inner surface of the fabric of the hood portion so as to be adjustable in length.

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