JPS5832676Y2 - eyeglass storage - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to an eyeglass storage device, and more specifically, when carrying reading glasses, sunglasses, etc. in a jacket pocket, etc., the reading glasses, sunglasses, etc. may slip out of the pocket and cause the glasses to be damaged. This invention relates to a simple eyeglass storage device for holding reading glasses, sunglasses, etc. in a pocket to prevent them from being damaged or lost.

Reading glasses are used only when looking at small objects at close range; when looking at objects at medium or long distances, it becomes difficult to see with them on, so they are usually removed from the face and placed in a protective case. is stored.

However, when going out and carrying reading glasses in a jacket pocket, etc., the protective case is bulky and it is a hassle to store the glasses inside the protective case. I often carry my glasses in my pocket.

In this case, if the wearer rests his/her waist while wearing the glasses while naked, such as in the breast pocket of a shirt, the glasses often fall out of the pocket and may be damaged or lost.

In addition, sunglasses, which are popular among young people, are used to protect the eyes from direct sunlight, etc. When indoors, they are usually removed from the face and carried in a chest pocket, etc. I can say it.

Especially in the summer, when there are many times when I don't wear a jacket,
If you put it in your shirt's breast pocket, it will be very easy to drop.

In addition, some glasses have chains attached to the left and right temples so that they can be removed from the face and hung on the neck when the glasses are not in use, but they do not look good and are not used. It is not used much because many people feel resistance to it.

In addition, bifocal glasses have been developed that have the upper half of the glasses transparent and do not need to be removed, but these are expensive and their field of vision is limited to a narrower range than regular reading glasses.
There is a drawback that it is inconvenient when using it.

The purpose of this invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems, and its purpose is to prevent the glasses from slipping out of the pocket and getting damaged or lost when the glasses are removed from the face and stored in the chest pocket of a jacket when not in use. At one end of the flexible belt, a ring part is formed that can be closed by simultaneously inserting the overlapping parts of the left and right temples of the folded glasses to hold the glasses, and then attaching the other end of the belt to the edge of the pocket. It is an object of the present invention to provide an eyeglass storage device characterized in that a clamping tool is provided at the other end of the belt to be detachably attached to the eyeglass storage device.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

10 is a flexible belt made of leather, for example.

A male metal fitting 14a and a female metal fitting 14b of a fastener 12 are separately provided at a certain interval in the middle of the belt 10 to form a ring portion which can be opened and closed as will be described later.

Reference numeral 16 denotes a clamping tool for removably attaching one end of the belt 10 to the edge of a breast pocket, etc. This clamping tool 16 is attached to one end of the belt 10 with an axis so that the direction of attachment can be freely changed. It is rotatably attached via 18.

For example, as shown in Fig. 2, this clamping tool is similar to a tie pin, and the clamping part 2 uses the elastic force of the helical spring to press and clamp the edge of a breast pocket, etc.
0 The inner surface is formed into a serrated shape, and the tip of the clamping part 20 is sharpened into a needle shape in the pressing and clamping direction to form a needle part 22, so that it cannot be easily removed from the edge of a breast pocket, etc. etc. are possible.

With the above-described structure, when using the glasses, as shown in FIG. The portion of the belt 10 on the side where the tool 16 is not attached is hung and turned to form a ring portion 28 at one end thereof into which the temples 26 a and 26 b are simultaneously inserted.

After that, the end of the belt 10 at the tip of the ring part 28 is overlapped with the middle part of the same belt 10, and the male fitting 14a of the middle part of the belt 10 is inserted and locked into the female fitting 14b, and this male fitting is A fastening tool 12 consisting of a female metal fitting 14a and a female metal fitting 14b removably attaches the tip end and the middle part of the same belt 10.

Then, a ring part 28 is formed at one end of the belt 10, and the folded glasses 24 are inserted through the overlapping parts of the left and right temples 26a and 26b into the ring part 28, and the glasses 24 are inserted into a chest pocket or the like, and the other end of the belt 10 is inserted. The eyeglass storage tool 30 is attached to the edge of a breast pocket or the like using the fixed clamp holder 16 so that it does not easily come off.

Then, even if the glasses 24 slip off from a jacket pocket or the like when the user bends down, the overlapping portions of the left and right temples 26 a and 26 b of the glasses 24 can be secured to the edges of the pocket by the belt 10 . Since the eyeglasses 24 are attached through the eyeglasses 10, it is possible to prevent the glasses 24 from being damaged or lost by dropping them on the floor or road.

In addition, when using the glasses 24 stored in the breast pocket using the spectacles storage device 30 consisting of the clamping device 16 and the like, loosen the clamping portion 20 of the clamping device 16 and remove the glasses from the edge of the pocket. After removing the eyeglass storage device 30 and taking out the eyeglasses 24 from a pocket or the like, that is, after taking out the eyeglasses 24 from the pocket with the eyeglasses 24 still inserted, lift the tip of the belt 10 on the ring portion 28 side and remove the same belt 10.
Pull it away from the middle part of the belt 10, and remove the male fitting 14 from the middle part of the belt 10.
The left and right temples 26a and 2 of the eyeglasses 24 are opened from inside the ring portion 28 by opening the fixing device 12 consisting of the female metal fittings 14b and 14b.
Just remove 6 b and use it.

Note that the positions of the male metal fitting 14a and the female metal fitting 14b that are fixed to the middle part of the belt 10 are the same as the left and right temples 26a and 26b that are inserted into the ring portion 28 when the ring portion 28 is formed at one end of the belt 10. It is fine as long as it does not come out from inside the ring part 28, and usually the temples 26a and 2 of the glasses 24
6 b has ears on its tip 26 a and 2
Since the bent portions 32a and 32b for hanging the ring portions 6b are formed, the temples 26a and 26b will not come out from within the ring portion 28 even if they are provided with a considerable distance between them, so that they can be spaced widely. Glasses 24 of various shapes when placed
It can be used for
It is easy to form the ring part 28 by hooking the belt 10 around the belts 6a and 26b and attaching the tip end of the same belt 10 to the middle part thereof using the fixing tool 12.

In this way, by using the eyeglass storage device of the present invention to carry reading glasses, sunglasses, etc. in the breast pocket when not in use, it is possible to prevent the risk of glasses falling out of the pocket and being damaged or lost. .

Further, when using the glasses, the user can easily take them out of the pocket, remove the glasses storage tool, and use the glasses.

Moreover, it is easy to put advertisements on the belt, making it possible to carry out effective advertisements.

Furthermore, the eyeglass storage device according to the present invention is not bulky and lightweight like a protective case, and there is no need to worry about the pockets etc. bulging out and making it look unsightly.

Other advantages include the fact that the structure is simple and can be manufactured at low cost.

Although the present invention has been variously explained above with reference to preferred embodiments, the present invention is not limited to these embodiments, and it goes without saying that many modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the invention. It is.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the eyeglass storage device according to the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a front view of the eyeglass storage device with the ring portion open, and FIG.
The figure is a side view of the eyeglass storage device with a ring portion formed thereon, and FIG. 3 is an explanatory view showing the eyeglass temple inserted into the ring portion. 10...Belt, 12...Fixing tool, 1
4 a... Male metal fitting, 14 b... Female metal fitting, 16... Clamping tool, 18... Shaft, 2
0... Clamping tool, 22... Needle part, 24.
...Glasses, 26 a, 26 b...Trail, 28...Ring part, 30...Glasses storage tool, 32 a32 b... Bending part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. At one end of the flexible belt, a ring part is formed that can be opened and closed to hold the glasses by simultaneously inserting the overlapping parts of the left and right temples of the folded glasses, and the other end of the belt is detachably attached to the edge of the pocket. An eyeglass storage device characterized in that a clamping tool is provided at the other end of the belt. 2. The eyeglass storage device according to claim 1, wherein the clamping tool is rotatably attached to the other end of the belt.