JP6742099B2 - Hooded jacket - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a hooded jacket having a hood and a collar detachably attached to the hood.

BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, hooded jackets for awning, cold protection, waterproofing, etc. have been widely used as jackets for blouson, anorak, yacht parka or rash guard. Such a jacket with a hood is used by covering the hood with a cap, a sun visor or the like that the wearer has previously covered.

Further, as a hooded outerwear, one in which a collar is attached to a front upper part of the hood is known (for example, refer to Patent Document 1). In the jacket with a hood described in Patent Document 1, the collar (overhang) is integrally attached to the hood, and the collar prevents sunlight and rain from hitting the wearer's face.

JP, 2000-160412, A

In the jacket with a hood described in Patent Document 1, the collar attached to the hood sometimes hangs down in front of the wearer's face due to its own weight, and blocks the wearer's view. For this reason, it is necessary to lift the brim and adjust its height, and there is also a problem that the brim cannot be maintained in a lifted state.

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a hooded jacket that can lift a collar attached to a hood and maintain the position of the collar in the lifted state.

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention has a jacket body, a hood that is attached to the jacket body and covers the head of the wearer, and a collar that is attached to the upper part of the opening of the hood. The hood may have a configuration including an engaging member that engages the opening side portion and a rear side portion located rearward of the opening side portion in a state of being brought close to each other.

According to this configuration, the engaging member engages the opening-side portion and the rear-side portion of the hood in a state of being close to each other, pulls up the collar attached to the opening of the hood, and maintains the collar at the position of the collar. To be done.

The hood has a pair of loops formed along the front-rear direction and a cord body inserted in the pair of loops, and the pair of loops has an opening formed on the front side and the rear side. , Both ends of the string are inserted from one of the front opening and the rear opening of the pair of loops and pulled out from the other opening, respectively. Can be adopted as the engaging member.

According to this configuration, by pulling out both end portions of the cord body at the other opening portion of the pair of loops, the opening side portion and the rear side portion of the hood are brought close to each other, and both ends of the cord body are in this state. By connecting the parts, the position of the collar of the hood is maintained.

Further, the hood has a locking tool attached along the front-rear direction and a plurality of locked tools to which the locking tool locks, and the locking tool is an opening side portion of the hood or It is in a state of being attached to the rear side portion, and the locked tool is rearward of the locking tool of the opening side portion or forward of the locking tool of the rear side portion. It is possible to adopt a configuration in which a plurality of devices are mounted side by side along the direction, and the locking tool and the locked tool are the engaging members.

According to this structure, the opening side portion and the rear side portion of the hood are brought close to each other by locking the locking tool to the locked tool, and the position of the hood collar is maintained in this state. ..

Further, it is possible to adopt a configuration in which the collar is detachably attached to the upper part of the opening of the hood.

According to the present invention, since the opening side portion and the rear side portion of the hood are brought into engagement with each other by the engaging member, the collar attached to the opening of the hood is pulled up and the position of the collar is maintained. You can

Front view of a hooded jacket according to a first embodiment of the present invention The perspective view which shows the collar of the jacket with a hood same as the above. (A) The front view which shows the principal part of the above-mentioned hooded jacket, (b) The side view which shows the principal part of the above-mentioned hooded jacket. Sectional drawing in the AA line of FIG.3(b) Side view showing the usage of the same hooded jacket The perspective view which shows the other form of the collar of the jacket with a hood same as the above. (A) The front view which shows the principal part of the hooded jacket of 2nd embodiment which concerns on this invention, (b) The side view which shows the principal part of the hooded jacket same as the above. The perspective view which shows the principal part of the jacket with a hood of 3rd embodiment which concerns on this invention. (A) Schematic which shows the state before engagement of the hood of the same hooded jacket, (b) Schematic which shows the engaged state of the hood of the same hooded jacket.

Hereinafter, a hooded jacket according to the first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 6.
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a hooded outerwear 1 according to this embodiment includes an outerwear main body including a body portion 2 that covers a wearer's torso and left and right sleeve portions 3 and 3 that cover left and right arms. The hood 4 is integrally sewn on the upper portions of the body portion 2 and the left and right sleeve portions 3, and the collar 5 is detachably attached to the upper portion of the opening of the hood 4.

The right front body 2a, the left front body 2b, and the back body 2c are integrally sewn on the body portion 2. A fastener 2d is sewn between the right front body 2a and the left front body 2b, and a hood 4 that opens forward is sewn integrally to the upper edge of the body portion 2.

The fastener 2d completely separates the right front body 2a and the left front body 2b into right and left. The fastener 2d may have a lower end located near the chest of the wearer.

It is preferable that the material forming the body part 2 and the left and right sleeve parts 3 is a woven or knitted product using a synthetic fiber or a natural fiber because of excellent versatility. Although the types of synthetic fibers and natural fibers are not limited, it is preferable to use, for example, polyester or nylon fibers alone, or to use them in combination with polyurethane, rayon, acrylic, cotton fibers or the like.

Further, as the material forming the body part 2 and the left and right sleeve parts 3, those having various patterns (patterns) can be adopted, and the body part 2 and the left and right sleeve parts 3 have the same pattern (pattern). It is preferable.

The hood 4 covers the wearer's head, and when the hood 4 is not covered, the opening 4 a of the hood 4 serves as the collar of the body 2. The hood 4 has five snap buttons 4b attached to the upper portion of the hood 4 at intervals in the longitudinal direction with respect to the opening 4a.

The number of snap buttons 4b is not limited to five, and at least two or more may be attached as long as the collar 5 can be attached stably.

As shown in FIG. 3, the hood 4 includes a pair of left and right loops 6 formed rearward along the front-rear direction from the center of the upper portion of the opening 4a, and a string inserted through the pair of loops 6. And body 7.

The right loop portion 6a and the left loop portion 6b are formed in a tubular shape inside the hood 4, and eyelet rings 6c are fixed to the opening 4a side portion of the hood 4, respectively. Each eyelet ring 6c serves as a front opening of the pair of loops 6.

The front openings of the pair of loops 6 may be formed into chrysanthemum holes by bending the peripheral edges of the eyelet rings 6c instead of fixing them.

As shown in FIG. 3A, the right loop portion 6a and the left loop portion 6b are open at their rear end portions, and the opening portions become the rear opening portions 6d.

One end 7a of the cord body 7 is inserted through the rear opening 6d of the right loop portion 6a, extends outward from the eyelet ring 6c of the opening 4a of the hood 4, and the other end 7a is The left loop portion 6b is inserted through the rear side opening 6d, and extends outward from the eyelet ring 6c of the opening 4a of the hood 4.

Further, as shown in FIG. 3( a ), the cord body 7 has a middle portion in the longitudinal direction bent inside the hood 4 behind the rear opening portions 6 d, 6 d of the pair of loops 6. It is exposed in the state. In this exposed state, the both ends 7a of the string 7 are pulled so that the string 7 does not come out of the pair of loops 6.

The string 7 may be a flat string, a round string, or the like, and the material thereof may be a synthetic fiber, a natural fiber, a synthetic resin material, or a combination thereof.

As shown in FIG. 2, the brim 5 has a shape in which the front edge portion 5a is an arc and the rear edge portion 5b is a chord, is formed from a flexible plate-like body, and both ends in the left-right direction are downward. It is curved so that it is located at.

Five snap buttons 5c are attached to the rear edge 5b of the collar 5 at intervals. The snap button 5c is fitted to the snap button 4b of the opening 4a of the hood 4. By fitting the snap button 5c and the snap button 4b of the hood 4, the brim 5 is detachably attached with the front edge 5a protruding forward from the upper portion of the opening 4a of the hood 4 (FIG. 3(b)). reference).

The brim 5 is formed by sticking a surface material 5d made of a woven or knitted material to both sides of a core material (not shown) made of a flat-plate foam, and sewn in the left-right direction by sewing a binder to the outer periphery or thermocompression bonding. It is formed in a curved state so that both ends are located below.

As the core material of the collar 5, for example, urethane foam can be used. As the surface material 5d, the same material as the material forming the body portion 2 and the left and right sleeve portions 3 described above can be used. The surface material 5d of the brim 5 can adopt the same pattern as the body part 2 and the sleeve part 3. In this case, the hooded outerwear 1 has a feeling of unity, which is preferable.

The collar 5 may be integrally formed on the upper portion of the opening 4a of the hood 4. Since the collar 5 of this embodiment is detachably attached to the upper portion of the opening 4a of the hood 4, it can be detached if necessary, which is preferable.

As shown in FIG. 5, the hooded outerwear 1 configured as described above further opens both ends 7a, 7a of the cord 7 from the eyelet rings 6c of the pair of loops 6 to open the hood 4. The 4a side portion and the rear side portion located rearward of the opening 4a side portion, that is, the rear side portions of the rear side opening portions 6d of the pair of left and right loops 6 are in a state of approaching each other.

In this approaching state, the collar 5 detachably attached to the opening 4a of the hood 4 is lifted. Further, in this approaching state, by connecting both ends 7a, 7a of the string 7 on the eyelet ring 6c, this approaching state can be maintained and the brim 5 can be maintained in a lifted state.

By connecting the both end portions 7a, 7a, the string body 7 that engages in a state where the opening 4a side portion and the rear side portion of the hood 4 approach each other becomes an engaging member.

In addition, based on the length of pulling out the cord 7 from the eyelet rings 6c of the pair of loops 6, the opening 4a side portion of the hood 4 and the rear side portion of the rear opening 6d of the pair of left and right loops 6 are separated. The distance can be adjusted. By this adjustment, the position of the front edge portion 5a of the collar 5 can be adjusted steplessly based on the wishes of the user.

As shown in FIG. 6, the flange 5 may have a flange shape in which the rear edge portion 5b is projected upward, and five snap buttons 5c may be attached to the flange portion at intervals. In this case, the shape retention of the collar 5 against external force is improved, which is preferable.

Next, a hooded jacket 1 according to a second embodiment of the present invention will be described based on FIGS. 7(a) and 7(b). In this embodiment, both ends 7a, 7a of the cord body 7 are inserted through the front openings of the pair of left and right loops 6 of the hood 4, and extend outward from the rear openings of the pair of left and right loops 6 of the hood 4. The structure is different from the structure of the first embodiment described above. Other structures are considered to be the same as those in the first embodiment, and the same reference numerals are given and the description thereof is omitted.

In this embodiment, the right loop portion 6a and the left loop portion 6b of the hood 4 have eyelet rings 6e, 6e fixed to their rear end portions, respectively. The eyelet rings 6e, 6e are rear openings (see FIG. 7B).

One end 7a of the cord body 7 is inserted into the right loop portion 6a from the eyelet ring 6c and extends from the eyelet ring 6e to the outside, and the other end portion 7a of the cord body 7 is connected to the left loop portion 6b. The eyelet ring 6c is inserted inside and the eyelet ring 6e is extended outward.

Further, on the outside of the hood 4, as shown in FIG. 7A, the cord body 7 is exposed in a state in which a middle portion in the length direction is bent in front of the eyelet rings 6c of the pair of loops 6. There is.

As shown in FIG. 7B, both ends 7a, 7a of the cord body 7 are gathered together by a fastener 7b, and the fastener 7b is inserted in a state where the cord body 7 is folded in two. It can be fixed at any position along the depth direction.

In the hooded jacket 1 according to this embodiment, when the end portions 7a, 7a of the cord body 7 are further pulled out from the eyelet rings 6e of the pair of loops 6, the opening 4a side portion of the hood 4 and the pair of left and right loops. The rear portion of the eyelet ring 6e near the eyelet ring 6e approaches.

In this approaching state, the collar 5 detachably attached to the opening 4a of the hood 4 is lifted. Further, both ends 7a, 7a of the cord 7 are put together by the fasteners 7b on the eyelet ring 6e, so that the approaching state is maintained and the brim 5 is maintained in a lifted state.

A hooded jacket 1 according to a third embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. As the hooded jacket 1 of the third embodiment, instead of the pair of left and right loops 6 and the cord body 7 included in the hood 4, an annular hook 8a serving as a locking tool attached along the front-rear direction, The structure differs from the structure of the first embodiment described above in that the hook 8a has a button 8b serving as a locked tool to be locked. Other structures are considered to be the same as those in the first embodiment, and the same reference numerals are given and the description thereof is omitted.

In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 8, a hook 8a is attached to a rear side portion located behind the opening 4a at the center of the hood 4, and a button 8b is provided in front of the hook 8a along the front-rear direction. Multiple are installed.

As shown in FIG. 9, the hooded jacket 1 according to this embodiment is configured such that the hook 8a is locked to any one of the plurality of buttons 8b, so that the opening 4a side portion of the hood 4 and the hook 8a are hooked. The rear side portion of 8a approaches.

In this approaching state, the collar 5 detachably attached to the opening 4a of the hood 4 is lifted, and the collar 5 is maintained in a lifted state.

In this way, the hook 8a that is a locking tool and the button 8b that is a locked tool that engages the opening 4a side portion and the rear side portion of the hood 4 in a state of approaching each other form the engaging member 8.

Also, by changing the button 8b that locks the hook 8a, the distance between the opening 4a side portion and the rear side portion of the hood 4 can be adjusted in stages, and the position of the front edge portion 5a of the collar 5 is used. It can be adjusted step by step based on the wishes of the person.

Further, unlike the above-described first embodiment, since the cord body is not used, the cord body is not entangled with the body or the like, and is suitable for infants.

The hook 8a may be attached to the central opening 4a of the hood 4, and a plurality of buttons 8b may be attached to the rear of the hook 8a along the front-rear direction.

1 Hooded jacket 2 Body part 2a Right front part 2b Left front part 2c Rear part 2d Fastener 3 Sleeve part 4 Hood 4a Opening part 4b Snap button 5 Collar 5a Front edge part 5b Rear edge part 5c Snap button 5d Surface fabric 6 Loop 6a Right Loop part 6b Left loop part 6c Eyelet ring 6d Rear opening 6e Eyelet ring 7 String 7a End part 7b Fastener 8 Engaging member 8a Hook 8b Button

Claims (2)

A jacket body, a hood attached to the jacket body, covering a wearer's head, and a collar attached to an upper portion of an opening of the hood,
The hood has an engaging member that engages in a state where the opening side portion and a rear side portion located rearward of the opening side portion are brought close to each other ,
The hood has a pair of loops formed rearward along the front-rear direction from the center of the upper portion of the opening , and a cord body inserted into the pair of loops, the pair of loops, It is formed in a tubular shape inside the hood,
The pair of loops has openings formed on the front side and the rear side, and both ends of the cord body are respectively inserted from one of the front side opening and the rear side opening of the pair of loops. The hooded outerwear in a state of being pulled out from the other opening, and the cord body being the engaging member. The outer jacket with a hood according to claim 1 , wherein the collar is detachably attached to an upper portion of the opening of the hood.

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