JPS58173519A - Shoulder and bedding collar cover - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to a shoulder duvet collar cover that prevents cold wind from entering from the shoulders and allows you to sleep warmly when sleeping using a comforter or similar blanket. It is.

Lined futons, which have been popularly used for a long time since the beginning of Japanese history, have since come in a wide variety of forms, from cotton as a heat insulator to chemical cotton, and then to duvets, but the shape itself has been It hasn't changed at all, and when I go to bed at night when the temperature is low, or when I go to bed in my hometown where there is no air conditioning, the cold air that comes in through the gap in the collar of the comforter makes my shoulders cold, and my back feels chilly, and I wake up in the morning. I'm sure you've all had the experience of not being able to sleep comfortably.

When I pull the comforter up to cover my shoulders to show how cold my shoulders are, the collar of the comforter touches my nose and mouth, making it impossible for me to fall asleep calmly.

Even if you sleep with a comforter wrapped around your shoulders, you cannot prevent the cold air from coming in through the gap at the collar of the comforter.

Even if you sleep alone, this situation may occur if multiple people sleep together in the same bed, such as a couple or two children.
The gap at the collar only gets bigger, and as a result, one of you ends up digging out of the comforter.

Therefore, the first thing with this shoulder comforter collar cover that I came up with (see Figure 1) is that when you sleep with a comforter or blanket over you, there is no gap at the base of the collar.

Second (see Figure 2), even if you sleep on your side, there is no gap on your back.

Thirdly (see Figure 3) Even if you toss and turn a lot, the comforter will not move sideways due to the divine restraint Fourthly (see Figure 4)
Since the lower part of the altar is cut in, it fits perfectly regardless of the size of the neck.

Fifth, since the comforter is less thick, it blends well with the surroundings of the comforter and prevents it from rolling up.

It also serves as a replacement collar for the conventional white wrapping cloth that gets dirty easily, and can be easily sewn on.The core material is made of quilted insulation material, and the outer material is made of particularly soft velvet to keep you warm. It has excellent properties.

Mu snoring bet lI prisoner 1 [¥1 11th procedural amendment August 12, 1980 May 24, 1980 Commissioner of the Japan Patent Office Indication of case 1 Patent application No. 55688 of 1988 2 Invention Name Relationship with the case of the person who amended the shoulder comforter collar cover 3 Date of the order to amend patent applicant 4 July 9, 1980 Subject of the 5 amendment
・Appropriate drawings/Brief explanation of the drawings Contents of 6 amendments Simple explanation of the engravings of the drawings Brief explanation of the drawings as attached The first drawing shows an example of the use of the shoulder duvet collar cover of this invention. Figure 2 shows that even if you sleep on your side, there is no gap on your back side.

The third figure is a plan view of the shoulder duvet collar cover, showing the dimensions for a single duvet. (Fig. 3-1) is the cut-in (Fig. 3-2) is the restriction, and Fig. 4 is a plan view of the shoulder duvet collar cover, showing the dimensions for a double duvet (Fig. 4-2).
1) has an insert, so it fits regardless of whether your neck is large or small. (Figure 4-2) has a restriction, which prevents gaps at the collar and also prevents the comforter from slipping sideways when turning over.

Figure 5 is a cross-sectional view of the shoulder duvet collar cover (Figure 5-1
) indicates the sewn part of the shoulder duvet, (Fig. 5-2) shows the quilted core material with excellent heat retention, which is used as the core material of the shoulder duvet collar cover, and (Fig. 5-3) shows the quilted core material used for the outer material. It shows a nice soft velvet fabric.

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Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] a. Sewing on comforters or similar blankets takes into consideration heat retention from the collar to the shoulders. b) Sewn comforters or similar blankets with pierced holes in the area corresponding to the altar. C. Products that are integrally processed into comforters or similar blankets by applying the conditions in a1b above.