JP4304702B2 - Evacuation half coat - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to clothes, and more particularly to a configuration of an evacuation half coat that is clothes suitable for emergency disasters.

  In case of disaster such as an earthquake or a large-scale fire, lick during emergency evacuation, emergency food, handbags, bags, bags, etc. Evacuation is carried out in bags or carried or carried on the back. Those licks and bags are certainly useful, but in earthquakes and the like, it is a situation where the shaking is intense and it is a situation competing for seconds that can not be suspended for a moment, so collect emergency food, evacuation equipment and valuables from the house, Then you have to take the time and evacuate with Rick on your back, which is time consuming and problematic. Bags and the like also have a problem in that they have a limited capacity to hold with one hand and cannot take quick action to escape. This is because it is necessary to be able to carry this and the emergency supplies immediately in a situation of contesting this short time.

In addition, it is necessary to find out what is in the lick or bag that was taken out when confused. For example, the situation of being trapped in a house or building during evacuation can be easily recalled, and the necessary items are immediately required in the event of injury or injury.
However, these items are housed in one or two compartments, so it takes time to find them in case of emergency. This is a concern that it will not help when competing for seconds. Moreover, if confusion occurs due to congestion of people or cars during evacuation, bags and bags may be dropped due to congestion, and Rick is bulky in the crowd and is not preferable for escape.

JP 2000-226706 A Japanese Utility Model Publication No.59-125918 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 60-113316 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 38-25013

  The problem to be solved is that emergency disasters, evacuation devices, etc. can be easily stored in clothes and escaped during a disaster.

More specifically, pockets are provided in the arm portion, the body portion, the back portion, and the like, and a shoulder bag that is attached to the back side by an attaching / detaching means is integrally provided, and the attaching / detaching means in the shoulder bag is covered by a collar. And the mouth portion of the pocket provided in the arm portion is inclined and attached to the trunk portion, and the liner evacuation half coat is integrally attached to the inside by an attaching / detaching means, and the back portion side. the evacuation maps so as to emit light in the dark by a fluorescent material or phosphorescent material provided, to provide a shelter for half court attached so as to cover with the bag on the map

A pocket is provided in the arm portion, the body portion, the back portion, etc., and a shoulder bag attached by a detachable means is integrally provided on the back side, and the detachable means in the shoulder bag is covered and integrated by a collar, and The mouth portion of the pocket provided in the arm portion is attached to be inclined toward the trunk portion, and the liner evacuation half coat is integrally attached to the inside by an attaching / detaching means, and a lamp or the like around the neck of the evacuation half coat. The other end is provided with a balance weight, the end is detachably fixed to the evacuation half coat, and the lamp battery portion is connected and hung as the balance weight. I will provide a

In addition, an evacuation half coat is provided in which an arrow made of a light emitting material or a reflecting material is provided in one direction in the arm portion and can be guided by moving the arm .
Further, a symbol of what is stored in the pocket is provided in the pocket so that the stored item can be quickly taken out, and a hood is placed on the inner side of the evacuation half coat. A hood is attached to the fleece by a fixing means, and the rear part of the hood is provided with a patch pocket containing a transparent head bag, and is stored in the pocket part. A symbol is provided in the pocket portion, and a half coat for evacuation is provided for quick removal of stored items.

  The clothes of the present invention can be put on and escape directly in an emergency earthquake or fire, etc., and even after escape or after escape, emergency clothes and evacuation equipment stored in the clothes can prevent danger There is an advantage.

In addition, the mouth portion of the pocket provided in the arm portion is attached to the body while being inclined toward the trunk portion, so that it is easy to take out. Since the fluorescent material or phosphorescent agent to the back side of the escape half-court is provided with evacuation maps so as to emit light in the dark, it is possible to reach without differences between the safety zone in the event of an emergency. Further, since the bag is attached on the map so as to cover the shoulder bag, the bag covers the map, so that the map itself can minimize the influence of wind and rain and weather.

  Also, a lamp or the like is hung around the neck of the evacuation half coat, and a balance weight is provided at the other end, and the end is detachably fixed to the evacuation half coat, and the battery part for the lamp is used as the balance weight. By connecting and hanging, you can escape safely even at night.
  Furthermore, since an arrow made of a light emitting material or a reflecting material is provided in one direction on the arm portion so that the arm can be guided by moving the arm, there is an advantage in evacuation guidance.

  Furthermore, since the symbol of what is stored in the pocket portion is provided in the pocket portion, the stored item can be quickly taken out. This is because it is preferable in an emergency to provide a hood reminiscent of wearing a head in the event of a tumble. Thus, in this half coat for evacuation, the evacuation tool associated with a disaster is stored in each pocket.

At the head of the half coat, the hood is attached to the inner fleece of the evacuation half coat by a fixing means, and at the rear part of the hood, a patch pocket containing a transparent head bag is provided. So when you are in danger of getting caught in smoke, you can escape.

  The garment evacuation half coat of the present invention can be immediately put on and escaped in an emergency earthquake or fire, thereby realizing an evacuation half coat useful in an emergency.

  FIG. 1 shows one embodiment of a garment that is an evacuation half coat 1 according to the present invention, and shows the outside thereof. A plurality of pockets are provided on the inside and outside of the evacuation half coat 1, and the configuration thereof will be sequentially described below.

First, arm pockets 3 are sequentially provided for the arms in the length direction of the arms. In this example, the arm pocket 3 shown in FIG. 1 is provided with a one-sided pocket 30 and then a flap pocket 31 from the neck direction, and an appropriate fixing means for closing, for example, a fastener, is provided at the opening.
Therefore, the pockets 30 and 31 store necessary items for evacuation.

Further, the body pocket 2 is sequentially provided inside and outside from the top. The pockets 201 under the neck are provided on the left and right sides. In FIG. 1, the pockets 201 have an inverted J shape, and the lower side of the tack 20 is an opening of the pocket 201. Although not shown, a pocket can be further provided in the pocket 201. It is easy to open because it has an inverted J shape. In FIG. 1, pockets 201 are provided on the left and right sides of the waist below the pocket 201, and a fastener is provided below the tack 21. 221 is a dart.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, a shoulder bag 4 and a pocket 230 are provided on the back side, and the bag 4 is detachably attached by fasteners 401 and 402 (dotted line portions). The fastener 401 is provided with fasteners 402 and 402 on the left and right, respectively, in a part in the horizontal direction and in the vertical direction.
With these fasteners 401, 402, 402, the shoulder bag 4 can be detachably attached. Because it is a fastener, it is integrated with the evacuation half coat 1 and there is no sense of incongruity. Further, the shoulder bag 4 has a fastener 410 (see FIG. 4) that can be opened on the outer side opposite to the back. The shoulder bag 4 can be taken out by another person in a state of being integrated with the evacuation half coat 1. It is.
If necessary, two bands 41 and 41 are provided in parallel so that they can be removed and carried on the back, and can be hung on the shoulder like a lick.

  Since the shoulder bag 4 has collars 212, 213, 213 extending so as to hide the fasteners 401, 402, the collars 212, 213 are attached after the shoulder bag 4 is attached to the fasteners 401, 402, 402. , 213 hides the shoulder bag 4 as if the bag 4 is not a separate body from the evacuation half coat 1 but is integrated, and there is no sense of incongruity. In this state, the bag 4 is not yet covered with the collars 212, 213, and 213 in FIG. 3, but in FIG. 11, the state before attachment is clear.

In addition, a plastic dot button 310 is provided on the inner fleece 311 of the evacuation half coat 1 so that the hood 5 is covered on the head.
The hood 5 can be formed of a fireproof material, and is also shock resistant against falling objects. A patch pocket 50 with a flap is provided at the rear part of the hood 5, and for example, a transparent resin bag is contained. This is because it is possible to prevent toxic gas from being inhaled for several minutes if it is covered from the head when a fire occurs. Especially in the case of building fires, when the fire source occurs on the lower floor, the smoke fullness spreads in the stairs in a few minutes, which often results in death, This is because it is preferable to provide the hood 1 reminiscent of putting it on the head in an emergency.
In this way, in the evacuation half coat 1, the evacuation tool associated with a disaster is stored in each pocket.

  Further, a liner evacuation half coat 6 can be provided inside the evacuation half coat 1, as shown in FIG. 6, and the coat 6 has an outer evacuation at both ends as shown in a development view shown in FIG. Fasteners 63, 63 are provided so as to be connected to the half coat 1, and are combined with the fasteners of the evacuation half coat 1 on the correspondingly provided outside. Naturally, the position of the fastener is on the inside near the joint on the front side of the coat. Pockets 62, 62, 63, and 64 are provided, respectively, in which valuables such as bankbooks and cards are stored.

Further, the spindle 612 is passed through the trunk of the liner evacuation half coat, and the spindle 612 can be fastened on the front side.
The liner evacuation half coat 6 and the evacuation half coat 1 are connected to the above-mentioned fasteners, and at the tip of the sleeve, as shown in FIG. The loop 603 is formed, and inside the evacuation half coat 1, there is an annular loop 302 with a button attached to the end that is coupled to the loop 602 of the liner evacuation half coat 1 as shown in FIG. Is formed. For the loops of the loops 602 and 603, a type in which a ring-shaped loop passes through the hole and closes the loop with a button is adopted. Of course, since it is a relative relationship, it may be a loop and a ring-shaped loop with a button.
In any case, the two coats are fixed by a fastener and an end loop.

  Moreover, various taking-out is considered to the pocket of an arm. For example, as shown in FIG. 8, it is also possible to provide the fastener 300 diagonally. In that case, there is an advantage that the inclination of the fastener, that is, the inclination of the mouth portion, is easy to open when inclined toward the body. Such a pocket may contain a highly urgent mobile phone or a whistle for help or contact.

The fastener may be a series of long ones as shown in FIG. In this case, the pocket can be configured to be divided into several parts. In this embodiment, a plurality of pockets can be opened by a single opening operation, and can be quickly removed in an emergency.
This type of pocket can also be installed in other parts, and for example, can be applied to a pocket in which the front pocket 201 of the trunk portion of the evacuation half coat 1 shown in the figure can be opened and closed with a fastener. In this way, it is effective in an emergency that a series of a plurality of pockets can be opened and closed with one fastener. Of course, even if it is not a fastener, the speed is slow, but a button type is also possible.

  Because this kind of evacuation half-coat was adopted, especially in response to an emergency situation such as an earthquake or fire, if you put it on and escape, you can carry valuable food as well as portable food and means of communication after escaping, and even easier Since necessary items such as medical equipment are carried, there is an effect that can cope with unforeseen circumstances. Furthermore, if the evacuation half coat is doubled, the possibility of survival even in severe cold in winter is increased. Furthermore, by making the garment material fireproof, it is possible to pass through a fire site.

      In this way, multiple pockets are provided on the inside, outside, and back of the arm, torso, so that you can store what you need in an emergency and evacuate immediately by simply putting it on. Guarantees the activity. In particular, if a whistle is prepared in the arm pocket, even if the building collapses and is confined, it can be immediately taken out and used as a means for seeking relief. In the Kobe earthquake, many people lay down and sacrificed their buildings due to the collapse of the building. Similarly, if the mobile phone is also stored in the pocket, it is possible to seek help.

Furthermore, since a plurality of pockets are formed, it is not easy to know what is stored, so the recording sheet describing the storage location is either inside or outside the evacuation half coat 1 as shown in FIG. It is possible to quickly find the necessary items without confusion. The one shown in FIG. 10 describes what is in the pocket for the coat image. Of course, it is possible to use a sheet on which a stored item can be written or a sheet on which a refill can be made as a sheet so that it can be filled with a ballpoint pen or the like.
If you put such a sheet on the outside or inside of the coat, you can know where it is even if you forget it in an emergency. Alternatively, it may be in a notebook shape and stored in an inner pocket. In particular, if a symbol of the same design as the stored item is pasted on the pocket of the evacuation half coat, and further written on the sheet with the same mark, further necessary items can be quickly taken out. For example, if you have a whistle, you can put a whistle mark on your pocket. This is also applicable for children.
In addition, as a disinfecting tool such as an injury or a bandage, a red cross may be attached as a mark.

The thing shown in FIG. 11 shows what attached the evacuation map 901 on the back surface which attaches the shoulder bag 4 of the back surface of the half coat 1 for evacuation. The map may be printed directly on the coat, but it may be pasted.
In 902, information such as a telephone number such as the address and contact information of the hospital and the person is written. Therefore, in the event of an emergency, there is the convenience of being able to evacuate safely without being overwhelmed by checking not only the self but also a third party according to the evacuation map. Of course, you can enter your address and contact information for yourself and your family, which is very convenient.
Furthermore, if the map is applied to a fluorescent paint or made to emit light with a phosphorescent agent, when carrying the bag 4, not only the map itself can be seen in the dark, but also the presence of those wearing from a distance. Since it can be visually observed, it is safe for vehicles and the like, and since it emits light when confined indoors, the rescue is quickened.
In particular, if a map is provided at a location where the bag 4 is attached, the bag 4 covers the map, so that the map itself can minimize the influence of wind and rain and weather.
Further, the bag 4 may be provided with a mark 9 such as a red cross made of a luminescent agent.

In the example shown in FIG. 12, the arrangement of the pockets will be described. Pockets can be put on the lining side too. In Fig. 12 (4), the entrance is provided at the same position. In this case, if the entrance of the pocket is the same, there is a risk that it will be put out by mistake because there is no intention to put things in. Because there is, the entrance is shifted between the front and the lining.
In this respect, as in the examples shown in (2) and (3) of FIG. 12, the back side is provided with a pocket entrance downward with respect to the front side. In particular, in (2) of FIG. 12, the angle of the entrance is shifted, the difference in the sense of the user is utilized, and the misunderstanding can be prevented due to the difference from inside and outside. Furthermore, in order to prevent a hand from entering from the outer pocket to the inner entrance, if an upper reverse cover is provided in the inner pocket, it is possible to prevent the hand from entering the entrance on the hitting side. In particular, if a pocket is provided on the back side so that it can be taken out from inside and outside, it is convenient for a third party.
As shown in FIG. 12 (2), the arm portion may be detachable with a fastener so that it can be removed when it is hot in summer.

Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 13, the lamp 8 can be hung around the neck of the collar so that the good signal lamp and the location of the self can be revealed even when the building collapses or in the dark.
The lamp 8 is provided with a lamp 8 on one side and a weight 801 on the other side so that a balance can be obtained when the lamp 8 is hung on the neck. The weight 801 can be attached to one place of the evacuation half coat with a hook 802 or the like. In this state, if the lamp 8 is turned on and turned on, it can be illuminated without being held in a special hand or attached to the hat. Furthermore, it is more convenient if the lamp 8 is of a radio shared type. If a solar cell unit and a battery are used instead of the weight, there is no problem even if the battery runs out.
The lamp 8 and the weight 801 are equally connected by a band 802. If the band 802 is made thick, it can be used as a blood-stop bandage in an emergency such as a fracture or an injury if it is thin. You can also keep it.

In this example, if a luminous material 911 or a reflecting material 911 made of a luminous paint or a phosphorescent material is provided on the arrow arm, it can contribute to night traffic safety, and further, an arrow heading in one direction as shown in the figure. If the arm is provided on the arm, the arm can be effectively used to guide the traffic of the evacuees by moving the arm at night.
This point has a great effect in combination with providing the traffic marks 9 and 903 with a luminescent agent on the back side of FIG. Also, the red cross mark 9 on the bag 4 can be pasted or printed.

  Although specific examples of the present invention have been described above, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications can be made by those skilled in the art without substantially departing from the technical idea of the present invention. It is clear that it falls within the technical scope of the invention.

It is explanatory drawing which showed the half coat for evacuation which is one Example of this invention. It is explanatory drawing which showed the back surface of the said half coat for evacuation (before attachment of a bag). The state which is a back surface of the said evacuation half coat and attaches a shoulder bag is shown. The structure of the front and back of the bag and the side of the hood are shown. Shows the surface of the inner evacuation half coat Shows the back side of the inner evacuation half coat The development of the inner evacuation half coat is shown. The pocket of the arm part of the half coat for evacuation which is one Example of this invention is shown The pocket of the arm part of the half coat for evacuation which is other one Example of this invention is shown The point which provided the recording sheet for the content display of the pocket used for the half coat for evacuation of this invention is shown The state which utilized the back of the half coat for evacuation in the other Example of this invention is shown. In another embodiment of the present invention, various examples of pockets provided with an evacuation half coat are shown. In another embodiment of the present invention, a mounting situation of a lamp provided with an evacuation half coat is shown.

Explanation of symbols

1 Evacuation half coat 2 Arm pocket 3 Torso pocket 4 Shoulder pocket 5 Hood 6 Inner evacuation half coat 8 Lamp

Claims (5)

Arm portions, the pocket body portion and a rear portion or the like is provided, and a shoulder bag on the back side to be attached by detachable means is provided integrally with the detachable unit in the shoulder bag are integrally covered by the collar, 且 The mouth portion of the pocket provided in the arm portion is attached to be inclined toward the trunk portion, and the liner evacuation half coat is integrally attached to the inside by an attaching / detaching means , and the fluorescent material is provided on the back portion side. Alternatively, an evacuation half coat is provided by providing an evacuation map that emits light even in the dark with a phosphorescent agent and covering the map with the shoulder bag. A pocket is provided in the arm portion, the body portion, the back portion, etc., and a shoulder bag attached by a detachable means is integrally provided on the back side, and the detachable means in the shoulder bag is covered and integrated by a collar, and mouth of the pocket provided in the arm portion is mounted to be inclined towards the barrel, and half-court liners evacuation integrally attached by detachable means on the inside, also a lamp or the like around the neck of the escape half-court The other end is provided with a balance weight, the end is detachably fixed to the evacuation half coat, and the lamp battery portion is connected and hung as the balance weight. Evacuation half coat A pocket is provided in the arm portion, the body portion, the back portion, etc., and a shoulder bag attached by a detachable means is integrally provided on the back side, and the detachable means in the shoulder bag is covered and integrated by a collar, and by the mouth of the pocket provided in the arm portion is mounted to be inclined towards the barrel, and half-court liners evacuation integrally attached by detachable means on the inside, also the light emitting material or reflective material to said arm portion An evacuation half coat characterized by providing an arrow in one direction and guiding it by moving the arm   The evacuation half coat according to claim 1, 2 or 3, wherein a symbol indicating what is stored is provided in the pocket portion so that the stored item can be quickly taken out. A patch in which a hood is detachably attached to the inner coat fleece of the half coat for evacuation by a fixing means on the head of the half coat, and a transparent head bag is placed at the rear of the hood The evacuation half coat according to claim 3, wherein a pocket is provided.

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