JPS5828364B2 - cap body - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates primarily to hats for women.

Traditionally, women's hats have been relatively expensive, and in order to wear them in harmony with clothing, they must be made to match.
Since there are a wide variety of patterns, it would require a large amount and a large amount of money to prepare items that matched them.

In addition, each hat requires time and expense to maintain, and there are inconveniences such as the space required to store it.

In view of the above, the present invention provides a hat element body in which a head covering part, a visor part, etc. are made from the fabric that serves as the base of the hat body, and internally penetrating cuts are formed at predetermined parts of the head covering part, a visor part, etc. A facing fabric that can be covered and decorated is provided, a part of the facing fabric is tightly pushed into the cut of the hat body, and the facing fabric is covered and decorated on the surface of the hat body using the iron part as a support. By forming a hat body by removably retaining it on a hat body, it is possible to economically obtain various hats that match attire.

This will be explained below with reference to the drawings.

The hat body 1 is made of woven fabric, knitted fabric, net fabric, non-woven fabric, plastic sheet, or other fabric that serves as the base of the hat body, and the facing fabric 2 is attached to predetermined parts such as the head covering part 1' and the eaves part r.
A cut 4 is provided so as to draw a portion of the inside.

The cuts can be made by cutting into the fabric and penetrating the cap body after forming the cap body, or by leaving unsewn parts or dropping stitches at the seam part during the forming process.

Outer fabrics include leftover cloth from clothes, Japanese clothing, and other clothing, pieces of fabric such as lace, net, leather, plastic membranes and sheets, and personal items such as mufflers, neckerchiefs, handkerchiefs, and furoshiki, depending on the hat you are trying to obtain. be adopted selectively.

In the first and second illustrations, the head covering (crown) is made of ramie linen, Saran (registered trademark), or other fabric that will serve as the base of the cap, and horizontal cuts are made on the front and back sides of the crown near the edge. , diagonal cuts are provided opposite to each other near the top, vertical cuts are provided in the middle, and horizontal cuts are provided near the top and diagonal cuts below the same on both sides.

5 is provided below the horizontal cut and the diagonal cut in gaps created by attaching cloth tape, rubber tape, etc., if necessary.

Cover this hat body with the desired covering fabric, such as a square neckerchief or leftover cloth from a garment, bring the corners of the hat into close contact with the horizontal cuts on the front and back sides, pull it inward, wrap the edges, and then wrap it again. Insert it closely into the above cut, take the folds using the core as a support, shape it, spread a neckerchief etc. over the hat material, fold the periphery inside the hat body, pin the important parts,
It is temporarily and removably held in place with a clip or other fastener 7 to form the hat shown in FIG. 3 whose front and rear surfaces are of the same shape.

In the case of the one shown in the fourth figure, the front part is made by spreading the facing fabric over the cap body in the same manner as above, and inserting both the left and right corners of a neckerchief, etc., which are used as the facing fabric, into the gap at the bottom of the horizontal cut on the back side. Then pull out the drawer, pull the rear corner inward from the horizontal cut, wrap the edge and cover the gap that supports both left and right corners, insert it again into the horizontal cut, and pull out the left and right corners from the gap. Tie it to make a linear decoration 3, remove the pleats for a good look, cover and decorate the hat body using a neckerchief, etc., using the cut as a support, fold the surrounding area inside the hat body, and temporarily secure the main parts with appropriate fasteners. It is.

Although a gap is used in the figure, the core portion may be temporarily held with a stopper without providing a gap.

The hat body shown in Figure 5 is a relatively low-profile head covering (crown), which is covered with an elongated rectangular muffler as a covering material, and the end of the muffler is attached to the lower part of one side. Bring it into close contact with the cut, pull it inside, pull it out to the specified part, cover the element body with the core of the drawer as a support, bring the pulled out end into close contact with the lower cut on the other side, pull it inside, and fold it up inside. Then, draw out a predetermined length from the cut end, then extend the remaining part on the other side from the inside to the edge and front part of the element body, and combine it with the other end part, which is the drawer, to form a flower shape. Decoration 3 was made and the key points were temporarily secured with fasteners.

When making these, various pleats are created by bringing the facing fabric into close contact with the cuts near the top of the body, the longitudinal cuts, etc., pulling it into the interior, temporarily holding it, and expanding it using the core as a support. .

At this time, even if the upholstery fabric is large, the fabric can be pulled into the interior of the element through the cut and cover and decorate the element with just the required amount, so there is less need to return the area from around the element to the inside, making it convenient to use. .

Providing the edge piece 8 on the inside of the element body is convenient for reinforcing it and temporarily holding the stopper.

Use several other cuts to stretch and roll the facing fabric,
Various hat bodies are made by combining, hanging, etc., covering and decorating.

A backing body 9 made of cloth, net fabric, or other suitable fabric and formed to correspond to the shape of the body is attached to the inside of the cap body made by folding back the above-mentioned facing fabric, and a pin, snap button, or other suitable fastener 7 It can also be made to be removably attached.

In addition, a part of the fabric for the covering is brought into close contact with the cut of the element body with a part facing upward, and the core is used as a anchor to cover the surface of the element body and temporarily hold it. A canopy part r that can be used to cover a summer hat with a fabric suitable for winter, spring or autumn and convert it into a winter hat or base width, or can be covered with waterproof cloth, plastic sheet, etc. to make the canopy attachment zone waterproof. Snap button 11. safety pin,
It can be used as a rain hat by attaching it with a velvet zipper or other suitable means, and it can also be used as a rain hat by wearing the visor part and covering the head part to give a new look.

FIG. 7 shows a cap body with a cut in the bill, and a neckerchief or other covering material is closely inserted into the cut and pulled out, and this is further inserted into the other cut in the same manner and pulled out. It is also possible to form a cap by covering the cap body with the covering fabric using the cut as a support and tying the ends for decoration (FIG. 8), or by combining this with the above-mentioned head covering part.

Temporarily holding the facing fabric in place may be replaced with the above-mentioned fasteners by stitching that can be easily removed, such as with boxwood fasteners.

An even greater variety of designs can be created by using artificial flowers, feathers, and other decorations to supplement the upholstery.

The cuts mentioned above can be reinforced by darning, beading, or applying plastic liquid, and if the darning thread, beading, or string-like material is made clean, even if it is exposed, it will not spoil the appearance and can be used as a decoration. Become.

The present invention provides a cap body in which the head covering portion, the eaves, etc. are made of the fabric that serves as the base of the cap body, and a cut is provided in a predetermined portion thereof to penetrate the inside, and the cap body can be covered and decorated. A part of the facing fabric is brought into close contact with the cut of the element body to coat and decorate the surface of the element body with the facing fabric using the covering part as a support, and the material is Since the outer fabric is removably held in place to form the cap body, it is possible to cover and decorate the cap body with any desired outer fabric at any time to create a desired hat that matches the outfit. Moreover, at this time, a part of the covering fabric is drawn into the interior of the above-mentioned body in close contact with the cut in the body, and the fabric is in a constricted state. Because it is covered and decorated on the surface of the element without being pulled out from the cut, the upholstery fabric often becomes integrated with the element and cannot be worn repeatedly, even though it is temporarily attached to the element so that it can be removed. It has sufficient durability and can be easily removed from the base body by pulling the facing fabric from the cut area when necessary.

In addition, you can use the remaining cloth from your clothes, hand-held scarves, neckerchiefs, handkerchiefs, handkerchiefs, wrapping cloths, etc. as covering fabrics.
In addition to selectively using various fabrics that can cover and decorate the hat body, a wide variety of hats can be made by freely making use of the cuts on the body, making it possible to create hats that match the clothing and season. can be obtained economically at any time, thereby eliminating the inconvenience of having a large number of hats and the effort required to care for them.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, and FIGS. 1 and 2 are perspective views of the hat element, and FIGS. 3A and 4A are explanatory diagrams showing the state in which the hat element is covered and decorated with the covering fabric. , 3rd B
Figures 4 and 4B are slope views of the formed hat, Figure 5 shows another example, Figures B and C are in the process of covering and decorating the covering fabric, and Figure D is each slope of the formed hat. 6 is a perspective view of the eaves combined, FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the eaves, and FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the eaves covered and decorated with facing fabric.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A hat body in which the head covering, billet, etc. are made of the fabric that serves as the base of the hat body, and internally penetrating cuts are provided at predetermined portions of the hat body, and an outer covering that can cover and decorate the hat body. A part of the facing fabric is drawn into the hat body in close contact with the cut of the hat body, and covers and decorates the surface of the hat body using the iron part as a support to form the hat body. A hat characterized by being temporarily held to form a hat body.