JPS5940811Y2 - Fastener opening/closing device for back-opening dresses, etc. - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to opening the zipper of women's backless dresses, open-back jumpers, open-back wetsuits, etc., and is applicable when closing the zipper of an open-back dress by pulling it up from the back to the rear collar, and when closing the zipper of an open-back dress. When opening from the collar, it was necessary to borrow help because it was impossible to reach with one's own hands.

A device that eliminates this inconvenience is, for example, U.S. Pat. No. 2,811
No. 763, etc., when connecting the tool to the zipper handle, the hook is hooked into a small hole in the zipper handle, making it easy to hook and remove the hook. There are inconveniences that can't be done.

Another disadvantage is that it cannot be used at all for zipper pulls without small holes.

The object of the present invention is to eliminate these drawbacks and inconveniences and to provide a fastener opening/closing device of this type that is easy and reliable to operate.

To explain the embodiment, reference numeral 1 is a clip in which a spring is installed between parts 2 and 30 to which pressure is applied with a finger, and clip parts 2' and 3' are pressed against each other by the force of the spring.

A guide piece 4 is provided at the tip of one 2 of the clip pieces 2.3 of the clip 1 at a right angle to the clip portion 2' or at an obtuse angle as shown by a dotted line.

The guide piece 4 is formed wide as shown in FIG.

A drawstring 5 for pulling up the clip in the direction in which the guide piece 4 is formed is connected to the clip 1 near the tip of the clip.

In the embodiment, a loop 6 is made on the drawstring 5, and this is attached to the clip portion 3.
Although the case is shown in which the hooks are glued to the lower part of the clip, the two lower ends of the drawstring 5 may be connected to connecting holes formed on both sides of the clip piece.

Rubber or other high-friction sheets T, 8 are attached to the opposing surfaces of the clip portions 2', 3' to ensure that the handle of the zipper slider, which will be described later, can be gripped securely.

The length of the drawstring 5 is made to extend upward from the waist, over the shoulder, and then to the front collar, similar to the known one, and one of the clip pieces of the small clip 9 is connected to the other end.

Since the present invention has the above-mentioned structure, before putting on the open-back dress D shown in FIG. Hold the center of the clip parts 2' and 3' and press the button.

At this time, the guide piece 4 of the clip 1 is turned to the side that is to be pulled up and grasps the handle G, and the small clip 9 at the upper end of the drawstring 5 is clipped to the front collar of the dress D.

When the dress is worn, the other end of the drawstring 5 is fastened to the front collar with a small clip 9, so when this is removed and the drawstring 5 is pulled up, the zipper slider S is held by the clip 1 with its handle G. It can be pulled up with the drawstring 5 without difficulty.

After pulling it up to the back of the neck, remove clip 1 from handle G,
When the pull G of the slider S is pushed down, a stopper P at the base of the pull G locks onto the zipper to prevent the zipper from loosening, as is known in the art.

When removing clothes, raise the zipper pull G on the back of the neck,
All you have to do is clip the handle G with the guide piece 4 of the clip 1 facing downward, and pull down the drawstring 5.

When the clip 1 is pulled up or down by the drawstring 5, the guide piece 4 has the effect of sliding over the fastener while contacting the fastener F so that the clip 1 does not fall toward the fastener F, thereby controlling the posture of the clip 1. The fastener is kept at almost right angles to the fastener from beginning to end as shown in Figure 1.

As a result, it is ensured that the puller G is always held by the clip 1 in an attitude perpendicular to the slider S, the clip 1 is prevented from being pulled out from the slider S, and the slider at the base of the puller G is The stopper P acts on the fastener F while the slider S is being pulled down, and has the effect of preventing the slider S from stopping midway.

Furthermore, since the drawstring 5 is connected to both sides of the clip piece near the tip where the guide piece 4 is not provided, the clip 1 is pulled up and pulled down by the drawstring 5 at the clip portion 3' near the fastener F. This facilitates the ability to raise and lower the handle G while maintaining the attitude of the clip 1 at a substantially right angle to the fastener F.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a fastener opening/closing device that overcomes the drawbacks of known devices, is easy to handle, and is reliable in its operation.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a partially omitted side view of the product of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a partially oblique view, and Fig. 3 is a rear view of the open-back dress. 1...Clip, 2', 3'...Clip portion, 4.
...Guidance piece, 5...Draw string, 7, 8...Sheet, 9
...Small clip.

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] (1) A guide piece is formed at the tip of one of the clip pieces of the clip at a nearly right angle to the clip part, and a drawstring that can be pulled toward the side where the guide piece is provided is attached to the tip of the clip piece that is not provided with the guide piece. A zipper opening/closing device for open-back dresses, etc. connected on both sides. (2) A zipper opening/closing device for an open-back dress, etc., as claimed in claim 1 of the utility model registration claim, in which a small clip is connected to the other end of the drawstring.