JPS5913914Y2 - towel - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] The present invention relates to an improvement in towels.

Traditionally, towels have been carried around the neck or used to wipe sweat from hands, faces, etc. while exercising or working, but the towels often slip off the neck, which is inconvenient.
Moreover, it was unsanitary as it fell onto the dirty ground or floor.

In addition, towels are sometimes tied around the neck to prevent them from falling off, but the weight around the neck is unsightly, and when the head is turned downward, the towel may feel uncomfortable and tighten around the throat. Ta.

The present invention aims to eliminate such drawbacks and further improve it.The towel body has 9 bands curved around the neck on both sides of the towel body, and the towel body is folded in half in the longitudinal direction. It does not slip off when used, and can be worn smartly without adding any bulk around the neck.

To explain the following with examples, the towel body 1 has a pile layer, a cut pile layer 2, etc. formed on the surface of cotton, wool, two synthetic fibers, mixed fibers, etc., and if desired, has a pile layer 2a on one side. A cut pile layer 2b can also be formed on the other side, or it can be made of a composite of these.

For example, the width of the towel body is approximately 25 to 35 mm as shown in the figure.
It is made to have a length of about 95 to 120 cm, but it can be made to have an appropriate width and length.

The hooks facing approximately the middle of both side edges 3, 3 extending in the longitudinal direction of the towel body form 9 bands, and the curve of the 9 bands of the iron phase extends from the side edge 3 to the inner edge. Although the length of the towel is approximately the depth of the neckline, the length of the curve is approximately the length corresponding to the circumference of the neck. The holding band 5 is provided in the vicinity of the holding band 5.

(Fig. 1) The above-mentioned retaining band is made by sewing the ends of a bias tape having an appropriate width and length to form a string 6, as shown in the figure, and folding each end back to provide a space for grasping that part. A locking member 7, such as a button or a snap, is attached to each of the male and female parts, and in this way, the locking member can be easily attached and removed.

The locking member may be provided by various other connecting means such as a velvet fastener.

Reference numeral 8 is a bias tape, and when used on the outer peripheral edge of the towel body where the cut of the woven fabric is visible, it looks good and is reinforced, and can also be used with thread stitching, etc. As shown in the figure, a narrow bias tape such as a plain weave can be used. It is convenient to sew the strings 6 along the outer periphery of the towel main body in a bordered state, and to sew the strings 6 at appropriate locations on the outer periphery at the same time using bias tape.

The towel shown in Figure 3 has a pocket part 9 made of the same woven fabric as the towel main body at the corner of the towel main body, and is formed by sewing together a pocket outer fabric 10 at the same time when edging the bias tape. The opening has buttons, snaps,
Other fasteners 11 such as fasteners are attached.

By providing a pocket in this way, it can function as a coin purse for jogging, swimming at the beach, etc., and even if you put heavy accessories in the pocket, the 9 obi of the above-mentioned hanger will fit tightly around your neck, making it even more secure. The towel will not fall off because it is double engaged with the band.

Furthermore, if the pocket is formed at an angle as shown in FIG. 4, it is easy to take items in and out even when the bag is hung around the neck.

In the one shown in Fig. 5, the hangings formed on both side edges are made by changing the curvature of the nine bands 4, and can be hung directly on the neck.
It is designed to accommodate changes in the size of items to be hung, such as training wear, clothes, etc. The hanger has a hole 12 drilled in the vicinity of the 9 belts through which the holding belt is inserted.

The towel of the present invention is constructed as described above, so when you fold the towel body in half in the longitudinal direction and overlap the 9 bands on both side edges, and hang this towel around your neck, the 9 bands are overlapping. While applying the center of the towel to the nape of the neck, the curved part fits around the neck, approaches the throat, and the edges of the straight part touch the chest, and the ends of the towel almost meet at the chest, then hang it around the neck. It will be done.

In this way, the curve of the nine belts of the kake is almost circular along the neck, and the central part of the curved part has a length corresponding to the nape of the neck, so it wraps around and touches the nape of the neck. The 9 obi of the hanger fits snugly against your neck, so even if you jump, lower your head, or run, the towel will not slip off your neck.
Does not fall off compared to conventional products.

Also, the width of the towel gets narrower around the neck, so it doesn't weigh too much, and it widens around the chest, making it easy to wipe off sweat from your face, hands, etc. If the front surface gets dirty, you can fold it back and use the other side in the same way. be able to.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of this invention, with the first being a front view and the second being a front view.
The drawings are a perspective view showing the usage state of FIG. 1, FIGS. 3 and 4 are partially cutaway front views showing another example, and FIG. 5 is a front view showing still another example.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The towel has nine bands at approximately the middle of the side edges extending in the longitudinal direction of the towel body, and the nine bands are curved inward at both side edges to a length approximately corresponding to the neck circumference. In addition, the towel is formed such that approximately the center of the curved portion approximately corresponds to the length of the nape of the neck when the main body is folded in half in the longitudinal direction.