JPS6013365Y2 - disaster prevention hood - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a new disaster prevention hood.More specifically, in the event of a disaster such as an earthquake, underwear or clothing carried in a rucksack or the like can be placed in the hood instead of cotton. This invention relates to a disaster prevention hood that can function as a disaster prevention hood and be carried at the same time.

Various ideas have been made for disaster prevention hoods over the years, and for example, there is one that doubles as a handbag, but this is just a combination of a disaster prevention hood and a handbag, and it is important to have both functions at the same time. This is impossible, and when evacuating, underwear and clothing are stored in a backpack along with food, etc., so it is difficult to store other necessities such as food and medicine in order to carry bulky underwear and clothing. There was a problem that it could not store much.

The present invention was developed in view of these problems, and its purpose is to improve disaster prevention by putting underwear and clothing, which were traditionally carried in a rucksack, into a hood instead of cotton. It can function as a hood and be carried at the same time, and the rucksack can store other essential items, making it an ideal disaster prevention hood, especially when using a rucksack during an emergency evacuation. This is what I am trying to do.

For this purpose, the present invention provides a suitable position inside the rectangular fabric.
A plurality of velvet tapes are provided with the loop sides facing upward or downward and both ends of the tapes are fastened to securely store clothing and the like so that they do not shift, and on the peripheral edge of the rectangular fabric, A zipper is attached to the outer side of the rectangular fabric to close the area for storing clothes etc. which is formed by folding in half through the vertical center. When the hood is folded in half through the horizontal center to form a hood, a pair of velvet tapes are attached to removably connect the hood and the triangular hood, and the hood string is inserted through the string loop. It is characterized by its configuration.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be explained based on the illustrated embodiments.

FIG. 1 shows the unfolded inside, where 1 is a fabric formed into a rectangle with predetermined dimensions, preferably a disaster prevention fabric, and a plurality of velvet tapes 2, 2... is provided by fixing both ends to the peripheral edge or part of the fabric 1 with the loop surface 2a facing upward or downward, and insert folded underwear, clothing, etc. A through these velvet tapes 2 and insert the loop. Clothes etc. A can be secured to the loop surface 2a and stored without slipping on the surface 2a, and without having to be passed through the loop surface 2a.

In addition, when the velvet tape 2 is disposed approximately parallel to the horizontal center part 3 with its both ends fastened, one end is attached to the periphery and the other end is attached to the vertical center part, as shown in FIG. It is desirable to attach it to the part 4.

As will be described later, when the fabric 1 is folded in half through the vertical center part 4 and further folded in half through the horizontal center part 3 to form a hood, the thickness of the hood due to the clothing A is larger than the face. This is to make it approximately equal on both sides.

Reference numeral 5 denotes a fastener fixed to the periphery of the rectangular fabric 1, and after storing the clothing etc. A using the velvet tapes 2, 2... so as not to shift, the fabric 1 is folded in half through the vertical center part 4. When the zipper 5 is closed to the metal fitting 7' using the opening/closing metal fitting 6, the periphery is closed, and by folding the zipper 5 in half through the horizontal center part 3, the thickness is given by the clothing A, and the fabric 1 is closed. An integrated hood is now formed.

In the illustrated embodiment, two fasteners 5 are fixed symmetrically on the periphery of the lateral center part 3, extending up to the waist lateral center part 3, and are opened and closed from both sides. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and it goes without saying that only one fastener 5 may be fixed to the entire peripheral edge of the fabric 1 and the peripheral edge can be opened and closed by one operation.

Further, it is also possible to provide a pocket on the inside lower part of the fabric 1 to store small items such as a vinyl wrapping cloth or dust paper.

Figure 2 shows the unfolded outside.
A pair of velvet tapes 8, 8 are fastened to detachably attach the string loop 7 of the hood edge 6 and the triangular gusset 9 when the hood is folded in half to form a hood.

That is, two string loops 7 are fastened symmetrically to a portion near the short periphery of the horizontal center portion 3 and close to the vertical center portion 4, and one string loop 7 is fixed. One string loop 7 is fastened to a portion close to the long periphery.

Further, the pair of velvet tapes 8, 8 are fastened to a portion adjacent to the peripheral edge opposite to the peripheral edge to which one string loop 7 is fastened, with the horizontal center portion 3 as a boundary.

Reference numeral 6 denotes the edge of the hood that is inserted through three string loops 7, and velvet tape 1 is attached to the opposing surfaces of both ends of the hood edge 6 to make attachment and detachment quick and easy.
0 is fixed.

9 is an isosceles triangular gossamer, and on its two equal sides,
As shown in FIG. 4, attach the velvet tape 11,
The engagement between the velvet tape 11 and the pair of velvet tapes 8, 8 on the fabric 1 allows the gore 9 to be freely attached and removed when necessary.

The disaster prevention hood according to the present invention has the above-mentioned structure, and in order to use it, first, as shown in FIG. Insert folded underwear, clothing, etc. Then, as shown in FIG. 5, fold it in half through the vertical center part 4, close the zipper 5 to close the periphery, and then fold it in half through the horizontal center part 3. The stored clothes, etc. A are folded in half through the vertical center part 4 and are attached to the velvet tape 2 from both sides, so that they do not shift, and an integral hood with a predetermined thickness is formed. Insert the edge 6 into the loop 7 at the waist, and attach a gusset 9 if necessary to use it as a disaster prevention hood, and when there is no need to wear it, open the zipper 5 and store underwear, clothing, etc. A. Remove and use.

According to the present invention, during an emergency evacuation such as a disaster, underwear and clothing that should be carried in a rucksack etc. can be stored in the hood instead of cotton, and it can function as a disaster prevention hood. At the same time, it is designed so that underwear and clothing can be easily taken out and used when necessary, so in the event of an emergency evacuation, there is no need to carry extra underwear or clothing that would otherwise be bulky in a rucksack. It is convenient because it can store essential items such as food and medicine, and is ideal as a disaster prevention hood during an emergency evacuation.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show one embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a developed view with the hood strap and gore removed, showing the inside, and FIG. 2 showing the outside. 3 is an enlarged sectional view taken along the line ■-■ in FIG. 1, FIG. 4 is a plan view of the hood, FIG. FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing the state of use. 1...Rectangular fabric, 2...Velvet tape, 2a...Loop surface, 3...Horizontal center part, 4...Vertical center Section, 5...Zipper, 6...Width lace, 7...String loop, 8...Velvet tape, 9...Gore, A: Clothes, etc.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A plurality of velvet tapes 2 are fastened to the inside of the rectangular fabric 1 at appropriate places, with the loop surfaces 2a facing upward or downward, and both ends of the tapes 2 are fastened to securely store clothing A so as not to shift. At the same time, a fastener 5 is fixed to the peripheral edge of the rectangular fabric 1 to close the periphery of the storage area for clothes etc. which is formed by folding in half through the vertical center part 4. On the outside, there is a complete hood connection 7 in the case where the hood is folded in half through the vertical center portion 4 and further folded in half through the horizontal center portion 3 to form a hood.
A pair of velvet tapes 8, 8 are attached to detachably attach a triangular gusset 9, and a hood cord 6 is inserted through the string loop 7.