JPS6125376Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a coat, and more specifically to an umbrella coat that can be used both as a coat and as an umbrella.

Conventionally, various types of coats, especially rainy weather coats, have been introduced under the names of raincoats, pontillos, raincoats, etc., and various types of umbrellas are also commercially available, but these are not originally coats. Or, it is commercialized separately as an umbrella, and only functions as either a coat or an umbrella, and there is no single product that can be used both as a coat and as an umbrella. Ta.

As a result, when it rains, for example when riding a bicycle, an umbrella does not sufficiently protect the body from rain water and is dangerous for traffic safety.On the other hand, a raincoat does not look good after getting off the vehicle and has poor ventilation. Because of this, I had to carry an umbrella with me in case I got off the train, which was inconvenient.

Also, when both hands are full, such as when carrying luggage, one cannot use an umbrella and is forced to wear a raincoat (ponchiyo). It was too much and had poor ventilation, so it would have been convenient to be able to use an umbrella instead.

Furthermore, when watching sports at an outdoor stadium, umbrellas would be a nuisance to the neighbors, so it would have been convenient to have a raincoat (ponchiyo) when watching the game, and a product that could be changed when commuting to and from the game.

The purpose of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned inconveniences, and to provide a coat that can be used both as a coat (pontillo) and as an umbrella.

Furthermore, it is an object of the present invention to provide a coat that can be used as an umbrella and a coat, which is easy to convert between an umbrella and a coat, has a simple structure, and is excellent in appearance and fashionability.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention includes a coat section consisting of a front body and a back body, an umbrella section consisting of a handle and a plurality of ribs attached radially to the handle, and an umbrella section that is arranged in the coat section. and an engaging means for engaging with the ribs of the umbrella part, the coat being configured to be able to be converted into an umbrella by detachably attaching the coat part to the umbrella part via the engaging means. It provides: Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

The umbrella coat according to the present invention is roughly divided into a coat part, an umbrella part, and an engagement means provided on the coat part. First, the coat part will be explained as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. This is a developed view of the coat section. FIG. 1 shows its front surface, and FIG. 2 shows its back surface.

This coat part 10 has a front body 12 and a back body 14.
It becomes more. Near the center of the boundary line between the front body 12 and the back body 14 is cut out in an annular shape to form a neckline 16, and a cylindrical member is sewn to the opening edge from the front side to form a hood 18. It is convenient to sew a string 20 to the opening edge of the hood 18 so that the hood can be fixed to the head when worn.

As shown in FIG. 1, on the surface of the coated portion 10,
From one side of the front body 12 and the back body 14 toward the center, a plurality of pairs of male and female snaps 22a,
22a' to 22e, 22e' are arranged in a triangular shape.

Furthermore, as shown in FIG.
2l' are arranged around its periphery. Snaps 22c, 22c', 22f, 22f' to 22l, 2 on this periphery
2l' is a means for fixing the front and rear bodies together as will be described later, and also serves as a means for engaging with the ribs of the umbrella, so a type having a through hole in the center is used (FIG. 9).

Further, reference numeral 24 indicates a large diameter central hole bored in the center of both bodies. The opening edge of the central hole 24 is reinforced by enclosing a metal ring or the like. As will be described later, this central hole 24 is for accommodating the protrusion of the umbrella, so it is sufficient that it has a through hole, and a large-diameter type of the above-mentioned through-hole snap can also be used.

Next, the umbrella section will be explained. As shown in Figure 3,
The umbrella part 30 consists of a handle, that is, a center rod 32, and a plurality of ribs 34 radially attached to the center rod via upper and lower potter's wheels. A stone protrusion 36 and a handle 38 are fitted to both ends of the center rod 32. The free end of the bone 34 also tapers to form a tip 40. It is desirable that this umbrella part has a structure that can be folded compactly for convenience of storage.

Finally, the engaging means for connecting the coat part 10 and the umbrella part 30 will be explained. This engaging means is the snaps 22c, 22c', 22f, and 22f having through holes arranged around the periphery of the coat part 10. '～22
1, 22l' and a central hole 24. The bone tip 40 and the stone prong 36 of the umbrella part are accommodated in the through-hole and central hole 24 of these snaps, and are locked in these positions.

Next, a method of using the umbrella coat according to the present invention will be explained. First, in order to use it as a coat (pontillo), the front body 12 and the back body 14 shown in FIG.
Fold them together along the boundary line (broken line) and attach the snaps (22f and 22f', 22g and 22g) at the corresponding positions.
g′...) is sufficient (4th
figure). To wear it, cover the head and neckline 16
Simply insert the head into the hood 18, take out both hands from the sides of the body, and secure the hood to the head with the strings 20 (FIG. 5). In addition, when used as a coat, the umbrella part 30 may be stored in the coat as appropriate by forming a bag inside the coat part.

Next, when converting to an umbrella, the hood 18 is stored inside the coat (pontillo) shape shown in Figure 4 to make it approximately trapezoidal (solid line in Figure 6), and then arranged in a triangular shape on both sides of the body. When the corresponding snaps (22a and 22a', 22b and 22b',...) are fitted together,
Both parts of the body are folded into a triangular shape, and the 6th
As shown in the imaginary line in the figure, it can be formed into a substantially square shape. Next, insert the tip 40 of the bone of the umbrella into the through hole of the peripheral snap (22c, 22f to 22l) (Fig. 7), and insert the stone prong 36 into the center hole 24 to complete the umbrella. (8th
figure).

The details of this engaged state are as shown in FIG. 9, when the male and female snaps 22 of the front body and the back body of the coat part are fitted together, the dew point 40 passes through the through hole of the snap, and the coat part 10 is engaged on the umbrella part 30, and the coat part 10 is stretched over the bone 34 to function as a base. In this case, the dew tip 4
It is convenient to attach a rubber cap 42 to the tip of the canopy so that the canopy (coat) does not separate from the bone during use. Further, if a shoulder portion 44 is formed on the bone, the snap 22 can be prevented from moving toward the center.

FIG. 10 shows another embodiment of the engagement method, in which an elastic means 46 is provided on the tip 40 and is engaged in the through hole of the snap via elastic force.

FIG. 11 shows another embodiment of the coat section 10, in which the surface of the front body 12 is configured to be openable and closable using means for opening and closing, for example, a slide fastener 26, and as a result, it is easier to put on and take off the coat. be done.
In this embodiment and the embodiment described above, the front body 12 and the back body 14 are integrally constructed from a continuous material, but they can be constructed separately and made detachable using fastening means such as snaps. Also good.

In the above embodiments, a snap with a through hole was used as a means of fixing the body and engaging with the umbrella part, but these can be divided into different means, such as sewing, buttons, velvet fasteners, and slides. It is also possible to use a structure in which the body parts are fixed with fasteners or the like, a through hole is separately drilled, reinforced with a ring or the like, and engaged with the bones of the umbrella part. Furthermore, when simply securing the body parts, a velvet type fastener or the like may be used in place of the snaps used in the embodiment.

Furthermore, in the above embodiments, although the lengths of the umbrella ribs are not the same, the engaging means are arranged in a circular shape on the coat part to equalize the length of the ribs, thereby reducing the trouble of selecting the engagement location. It is also possible to omit it, and the number of umbrella ribs can also be appropriately selected in conjunction with the engagement means.

The coat may be made of any material that is waterproof or can be waterproofed, such as natural fibers, synthetic fibers, vinyl, and nylon.

Since the present invention is constructed as described above, it has the advantage that it can be used as an umbrella or a coat (pontillo) depending on the situation. Therefore, if it is preferable to use it as a coat (ponchiyo) rather than an umbrella, such as when riding a bicycle, carrying luggage in both hands, or watching sports from the stands, use it in that way. It has the advantage that it can be converted into an umbrella and used as needed. Furthermore, it has a simple structure, is easy to convert, has a good appearance, and has excellent fashionability.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a developed view of the surface of the coat in the umbrella coat according to the present invention, Figure 2 is a developed view of the back of the coat, Figure 3 is an explanatory diagram of the umbrella, and Figure 4 is the coat in an assembled state. Fig. 5 is an explanatory diagram of the coat in a worn state, Fig. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing the state of conversion from the coat part to the umbrella fabric, Fig. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing the assembled state, and Fig. 8 9 is a front view showing the umbrella in a completed state, FIG. 9 is a sectional view taken along the line -- in FIG. 8, FIG. 10 is a sectional view showing another embodiment in an engaged state, and FIG. 11 is another embodiment of the coat part. It is an explanatory diagram showing an example. 10... coat part, 12... front body, 14...
Back body, 18...Hood, 22...Snap, 2
4... Central hole, 30... Umbrella part, 32... Middle rod, 3
4...bone, 40...tip of dew.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (1) A coat portion consisting of a front body and a back body, an umbrella portion consisting of a handle and a plurality of ribs attached radially to the handle, and an umbrella portion disposed in the coat portion. and an engaging means for engaging with the ribs of the umbrella part, and configured such that the coat part can be removably attached to the umbrella part via the engaging means to convert it into an umbrella. A coat that doubles as an umbrella. (2) The umbrella coat as set forth in claim 1, wherein the engaging means comprises a snap having a through hole. (3) The umbrella coat as set forth in any one of claims 1 to 2, which is characterized in that the front body of the coat portion is configured to be openable and closable from the front.