JPH0921012A - Belt cover - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To prevent crushing, getting out of shape, etc., of a belt trimming part in riding a car and enable to be free from a disabled attitude in riding the car or go out by driving by oneself. SOLUTION: This belt cover has a cover part 23 covering the trimming part 11 of a worn belt 12, an upper attaching part 21 which is attached to the back of a wearer above the belt and a lower attaching part which is attached to the back or the chest of the wearer below the belt. The cover part is made of a rod material, connected through a connecting means and capable of being folded. The rod material can be arranged crosswise. A fixing means 30, etc., can be attached to the belt cover.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a belt cover, and more particularly to a belt cover for a woman's kimono (Japanese clothes) which is prevented from being crushed by the seat or getting out of shape when the vehicle is on board. Regarding the obi cover.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Women's kimonos such as sunny clothes and visiting clothes are more difficult to handle than clothes. In addition, it is troublesome that it is rained or dirty water splashes on the hem. Therefore, when going out in Japanese clothes, cars (passenger cars and other vehicles) are often used. In this case, if you are not careful, the decorative portion of the belt (the back portion of the belt such as the calf or the drum) will be pressed against the sheet, and it will be crushed or deformed.

[0003]

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] Heretofore, no effective means for preventing this has been proposed. For this reason, even if you take a family or friend to go, or use a bus or taxi, sit down shallowly on the seat, grasp it on the handrail, put your hand on the dashboard, start,
It was necessary to take care so that the decorative part did not hit the sheet when stopping. If you don't have this problem, the best way to go out in kimono is to drive the car yourself.
This will save you the trouble of sending it to your family and friends,
You don't have to pay for a taxi or worry about the driver. In addition, consider not to sit in the train or bus as much as possible, walk at the transfer station, or from the station to the intended place while enduring the poor handling,
There is no need to worry.

However, when driving by yourself, the decorative portion is more strongly pressed against the seat. Therefore, there is no effective way to do it even if it is known that it should be done, and thus, in the past, care was taken to reach the destination and then return with care. An object of the present invention is to prevent the garment from deforming and losing its shape when the vehicle is on board, thus allowing the vehicle to be released from an inconvenient posture when the vehicle is on board, or to go out by driving by itself. Especially.

[0005]

In order to achieve the above object, in the band cover according to the first aspect of the invention, there is provided a cover part for covering a decorative part of the worn band, and an upper part which is in contact with a wearer's back which is an upper part of the band. An abutting portion and a lower abutting portion that comes into contact with the wearer's back or waist, which is the lower portion of the belt, are provided. In the band cover according to the second aspect, the cover portion according to the first aspect is formed of a bar material. In the band cover according to the third aspect, the bar member according to the second aspect is connected via the connecting means and can be folded. In the band cover according to claim 4, the bar member according to claim 3 has two main bar members and a plurality of links, the main bar members are arranged in parallel, and the links are provided with connecting means. The main rods are connected by the links and can be folded. In the band cover according to the fifth aspect, the bar members according to the third aspect are arranged in an intersecting manner, and the intersecting portions are connected by the connecting means and can be folded.

In the belt cover according to claim 6, the belt cover according to any one of claims 1 to 5 is provided with a fixing means for fixing it to the back of the wearer. In the belt cover according to the seventh aspect, the fixing means according to the sixth aspect has two belts, and each of the belts is turned to the front side of the wearer to fix the cover portion to the back of the wearer. In the belt cover according to claim 8, the fixing means according to claim 6 has a shoulder hanging portion and a waist belt portion, the shoulder hanging portion is hung on the shoulder of the wearer, and the upper portion of the covering portion is on the wearer's back. The waist belt is fixed and the waist belt is wound around the wearer's torso, and the lower portion of the cover is fixed to the wearer's back or waist. In the band cover according to claim 9, the fixing means according to claim 6 has a sliding plate slidably held by either the upper contact portion or the lower contact portion according to claims 1 to 5. Then, the sliding plate is inserted between the band and the kimono or between the band itself, and the band cover is fixed to the wearer's back.

[0007]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION The details of the present invention will be described below with reference to illustrated embodiments. 1 and 2 show a band cover set 40 of the first embodiment. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 10 is a rear view of a woman (wearer) wearing a sunny clothes. In the case of this woman, the decorative portion 11 of the belt is "calf sparrow". Reference numeral 20 denotes a belt cover, which is formed by molding a transparent resin in a mold and has a substantially C-shape when viewed from the right side of the female 10. The upper folded portion of the C-shape is the upper contact portion 21 and the lower contact portion. The folded back portion is the lower contact portion 22,
The flat plate portion located between them is the cover portion 23. If it is made of transparent resin, the decorative portion 11 of the belt will not be hidden. Therefore, even if seen by others, it does not feel uncomfortable.

A fixing means 30 is attached to the belt cover 20, and in this embodiment, the belts 31, 32 and the buckle 3 are provided.
This fixing means is realized by 3,34. Belt 31
The upper end of the belt 32 is fixed to the upper contact portion 21, and the lower end of the belt 32 is fixed to the lower contact portion 22. Buckles 33, 34 are attached to the other end of each. In addition, in the first embodiment 40, the upper contact portion 21, the lower contact portion 22, and the cover portion 23 are integrally formed. The band cover 20 may be formed by molding each of them separately and joining them with an adhesive.

FIG. 2 shows the band cover set 40 of the first embodiment.
Shows a state in which is attached. The band cover 20 has a cover 2
Grasp 3 and cover it over the decorative part 11
The upper contact portion 21 is applied to the back of the woman 10 who is above the. Also, the lower contact portion 22 is applied to the back or waist of the woman 10 who is below the belt 12. Then, rotate the belts 31 and 32 forward from the woman's shoulders and waist, and buckle 33 and 34.
Bite. The obi cover set 40 is now a female 10
Fastened to his back. When the belts 31 and 32 are loose or tight, the end 35 of the belt 31 is pulled or pushed to adjust the length.

FIG. 3 shows a band cover set 50 of the second embodiment. The band cover 20 of this embodiment is the same as that of the first embodiment. The same reference numeral 20 is given and the description is omitted. The same applies to the following description. In the second embodiment 50, the fixing means 51 is realized by the shoulder rest portion 52 and the waist belt portion 53. The shoulder rest portion 52 includes shoulder engagement portions 54 and 57 and a fixed portion 55,
It consists of 58. The fixed portions 55 and 58 are attached to the upper abutting portion 21 of the cover portion 23, and the shoulder locking portions 54 and 57 are attached thereto.
Are connected by hinges 56 and 59. Shoulder locking portion 54,
Reference numeral 57 is appropriately curved to fit the curve of a person's shoulder, and is manufactured by resin molding so as to have a certain degree of rigidity.

The waist belt portion 53 comprises belts 60 and 61 and buckles 62 and 63. One end of each of the belts 60 and 61 is attached to the lower contact portion 22 of the cover portion 23, and buckles 62 and 63 are attached to the other ends. In the band cover set 50 of the second embodiment, the shoulder engaging portions 54 and 57 are hung on the shoulders of a woman, the belts 60 and 61 are turned forward from the waist, and the buckles 62 and 63 are engaged and attached. Belt 6
If 0,61 is loose or tight, belt 60
Adjust the length by pulling or pushing the end 64 of the.

FIG. 4 shows a band cover set 70 of the third embodiment. In the figure, reference numeral 78 denotes a band cover, which is composed of two main bar members 71 and 72 bent in a C shape and five links 73 connecting them. The upper folded portions of the C-shaped upper portions of the main rods 71, 72 are the upper contact portions 74, and the lower folded portions of the lower rod portions are the lower contact portions 75.
A covering portion 77 is formed by the straight portion 76 and the three links connecting the portions. Link 73 has four parts 7
3A to 73D (symbols 73A to 73D are shown only for one link 73), they are connected to each other by a hinge, and 73B and 73C can be bent upward as indicated by an arrow Y, and 73A and 73D are It is fixed to the main rods 71, 72. By bending the hinge between the portions 73B and 73C of each link, the main rods 71 and 72 are pulled together, and the band cover 78 is folded. The fixing means 30 is the same as that of the first embodiment. The method of mounting is also the same as in the first embodiment (although it is necessary to unfold it if it is folded). The adjustment of the length of the belt 31 is also the same.

FIG. 5 shows a band cover set 80 of the fourth embodiment. In the figure, reference numeral 88 denotes a band cover, which is composed of two main rod members 81 and 82 bent in a C-shape, and a pin 83 connecting these to each other in an X-shape. The upper C-shaped folded-back portions of the main rods 81, 82 are upper contact portions 84, and the lower folded-back portions are lower contact portions 85. The straight portion 86 and the pin 83 connecting the portions cover the portion 87. Are formed. By bringing the upper and lower ends of the main rods 81, 82 close to each other around the pin 83, the band cover 88 is in a folded state. The fixing means 30 is the same as that of the first embodiment. The method of mounting is also the same as in the first embodiment (although it is necessary to unfold it if it is folded). The adjustment of the length of the belt 31 is also the same.

FIG. 6 shows a belt cover 90 of the fifth embodiment (partially cut away). This embodiment 90 is based on the band cover 20 of the first embodiment, and the upper abutment portion 21, the lower abutment portion 22 and the cover portion 23 are those of the first embodiment (2
0). In the fifth example 90, the following modification is added thereto. That is, 91 is an extension part, which is the upper contact part 2
1 is further extended downward, and it is formed into a triangle toward the tip, and the plate thickness is made thinner toward the tip. Reference numeral 92 denotes a holder, which is provided inside the lower contact portion 22, and has the support plate 9 in the hole 96 and a hole (not shown) formed thereunder.
3 is slidably inserted. Tip 97 of support plate 93
Also has the same shape as the extending portion 91.

The band cover 90 of this embodiment is attached as follows. That is, the whole is covered on the decorative portion 11 of the belt 12, and the extended portion 91 is inserted into the gap 94 (shown in FIG. 1) between the belt 12 and the kimono while hooking the extended portion 91 on the upper portion of the belt 12 (between the belts). But it's OK). With this, the obi cover 90
Is suspended on the belt 12. Therefore, the lower contact portion 2
While pushing 2 on the back or waist of the woman, the support plate 93 is pushed up. The tip 97 of the support plate 93 is inserted between the band 12 and the kimono or between the bands 12. This is this 5th
The example band cover 90 is secured to a woman's back.

[0016]

As described above, in the belt cover of the first aspect, the upper contact portion and the lower contact portion are brought into contact with the wearer's back, and the decorative portion of the attached belt is covered with the cover portion. I did it. Therefore, when you get it on the car, you can put your back on the seat with confidence if you put on this obi cover and get on, and you do not need to worry about it. Also, even if you ride for a long time, you will not feel any additional fatigue. Especially in the past, it was almost impossible to drive by yourself, but by wearing this belt cover and sitting in the driver's seat, you can drive to your destination with peace of mind and maximize the effectiveness of your car. I can. As you carry your back, your body moves forward, so it is better to move the driver's seat backward.

In the band cover according to the second aspect, the cover portion according to the first aspect is formed of a rod material. In this way, the decorative portion of the belt is not hidden, which is aesthetically pleasing. It is also possible to divide the bar into multiple pieces so that they can be disassembled. In the band cover according to the third to fifth aspects, the bar member according to the second aspect is connected via the connecting means so that it can be folded. This way, you can fold it around when you get out of the car without taking up space. According to the belt cover of claims 6 to 8, claims 1 to 5 are provided.
A fixing means for fixing to the wearer's back is attached to the belt cover. This allows it to be securely attached to the back, and there is no need to bother with it. In the belt cover according to claim 9, a sliding plate slidably held at any of the upper contact portion or the lower contact portion according to any one of claims 1 to 5 is installed, and this is used as a belt and a kimono. The belt cover is fixed by inserting the belt cover between them or between the belt itself. Therefore, there are no belts or shoulder pads, and it looks simple and looks natural. Since the shape is simple and the number of parts is small, the manufacturing cost can be reduced.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a first embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing an example of a state in which the band cover of the first embodiment is attached.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a second embodiment.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a third embodiment.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a fourth embodiment.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a fifth embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 11 decorative part 12 band 21,74,84 upper contact part 22,75,85 lower contact part 23,77,87 cover part 20,78,88 band cover 71,72,81,82 bar material, main bar material 73,83 connecting means 73 link 30,51,93 fixing means 31,32 belt 54,57 shoulder hanging portion 53 waist belt portion

Claims (9)

[Claims] 1. A cover portion for covering a decorative portion of a worn belt, an upper contact portion for abutting the wearer's back which is an upper portion of the belt, and a wearer's back or waist which is a lower portion of the belt. A belt cover, comprising: a lower contact portion that contacts. 2. The belt cover according to claim 1, wherein the belt cover is formed of a bar material. 3. The belt cover according to claim 2, wherein the bar members are connected via a connecting means and are foldable. 4. The bar member has two main bar members and a plurality of links, the main bar members are arranged in parallel, the links are provided with connecting means, and the main bar members are the links. The belt cover according to claim 3, wherein the belt cover is connected with and is foldable. 5. The belt cover according to claim 3, wherein the bar members are arranged in a crossed manner, and the crossed portions are connected by a connecting means and are foldable. 6. The belt cover according to claim 1, further comprising fixing means for fixing the belt cover to the back of the wearer. 7. The fixing means has two belts, and each of the belts is turned to the front side of the wearer so that the cover portion is fixed to the back of the wearer. Obi cover. 8. The fixing means has a shoulder hanging portion and a waist belt portion, the shoulder hanging portion is hung on the wearer's shoulder and the upper portion of the cover portion is fixed to the wearer's back, and the waist belt is The band cover according to claim 6, wherein the band cover is wound around the wearer's torso and the lower portion of the cover is fixed to the wearer's back or waist. 9. The fixing means includes a sliding plate slidably held in either the upper contact portion or the lower contact portion, the sliding plate being between the band and the kimono, or The band cover according to claim 6, wherein the band cover is inserted between the band itself and is fixed to the back of the wearer.