JPH04110710U - Attachment structure of hood to coat - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] To enable the hood of a rain coat to easily follow the direction of the face. [Structure] Several strings with their upper ends fastened to the inner hem of the hood and stoppers at their lower ends are arranged to hang around the coat collar, and the stops at the lower ends of the strings are attached to the outer periphery of the coat collar. so that it engages with a stop located corresponding to the upper end stop position.

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea]

0001

[Industrial application field]

This invention is a hood cord that can be used to detachably attach a hood to a rain coat. Regarding the mounting structure on the

0002

[Conventional technology and its issues]

For example, when riding a bicycle with a coat on in the rain and trying to turn your head to the side. , the hood must rotate smoothly in the direction your face faces. As a countermeasure for this For example, there is Utility Model Application Publication No. 177913/1983. This is made up of several bars on the inside hem of the hood. The band loops are arranged so that both ends of the band through which it is fastened to the coat collar. This is what has become. However, this structure causes friction between the band loop and the band. However, the hood has the disadvantage that it does not smoothly follow the direction in which the face is facing.

0003

[Means to solve the problem]

Therefore, in this invention, we attached the upper end to the inside of the hood hem and attached it to the bottom of several strings hanging down. I decided to attach the hood to the coat by fixing the end to the coat collar. In other words, Attach several pieces of string around the collar of the coat, the top end of which is fastened to the inside hem of the coat, and the bottom end has a stop. The stopper at the lower end of the string is placed around the outer circumference of the collar of the coat above the string. The end stop is engaged with a stop located corresponding to the end stop position. The string above is tape Alternatively, these strings or tapes may be made elastic.

0004

【Example】

Figure 1 shows a plan view of the hem of the hood according to the present invention with the back side (inside) expanded. 1 is the hood, 1a is the back side of the hem of the hood 1, and Figure 2 is the development of the surface of the collar 3a of the coat 3. It is a diagram.

[0005] In Figure 1, 4 is several strings (four in the figure) connecting the hood 1 and the collar 3a of the coat 3. 4a is the upper end of the string 4, and in the figure this part is sewn to the back side 1a of the hood. , this can also be hooked. 4b is a stop (for example, a hook) at the lower end of the string 4; This can be removably engaged with the stopper 5 on the coat collar 3a shown in FIG. The hood 1 is attached to the coat collar 3a. Attaching string 4 to hood 1 is shown in the diagram. is sewn on, but this can of course be hooked, and string 4 is also tape-shaped. Good too.

[0006]

[Effect of the idea]

With this structure, the hood hem 1a covers the coat collar 3a, making it difficult for the wearer to wear it. Even if a relative rotational movement occurs between the two according to the rotation of the head of the There is less frictional resistance between the band and the band passer than in the conventional example, and the hood 1 is The rotation of the string, that is, the movement of the face, can be smoothly followed. The effect is even more pronounced when the attachment is hook-and-loop.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a developed plan view of the bottom of a hood.

FIG. 2 is a developed view of a coat collar.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 Food 1a Hood hem 3 coat 3a coat collar 4 String connecting hood and coat 4a Upper end attachment part of the above string 4b Lower end stopper 5 Collar stopper

Claims (3)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Claim 1: Several strings whose upper ends are fastened to the inner hem of the hood and have stops at the lower ends are hung around the coat collar, and the stops at the lower ends of the strings are attached to the outer circumference of the coat collar. The structure for attaching the hood to the coat is such that the hood engages with a stop located corresponding to the upper end stop position of the above-mentioned string. 2. A structure for attaching a hood to a coat using tape instead of the string according to claim 1. 3. A structure for attaching a hood to a coat, the string according to claim 1 or the tape according to claim 2 having elasticity.