JPS6311139Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to an improvement of a hat with sunglasses.

As shown in FIG. 8, a conventional hat with sunglasses has a sunglass body 11 made of celluloid or plastic sewn to the front of the lower end of a crown part 10.
The sunglass body 11 is configured to be folded and stored inside the crown part 10 when not in use. For this reason, when a hat is worn with the sunglass body 11 stored, the sunglass body 11 gets in the way and is uncomfortable to wear, and the sunglass body 11 comes into contact with hair, causing oil stains on the surface of the sunglass body 11. It had the disadvantage that it could become cloudy or get scratched.

This invention was made in order to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks, and the hat brim is formed by the brim main body and the sunglasses body, and when in use, the sunglasses body stands up against the back side of the brim main body, and By configuring the sunglass body to be connected to the tip of the brim main body and locked as the tip of the brim when not in use, it is possible to prevent dirt and damage from occurring on the surface of the sunglass body, and also to prevent the sunglass body from becoming dirty or damaged. To provide a hat with sunglasses in which the sunglasses do not get in the way when worn. That is, in this invention, the brim of the hat is composed of a brim main body and a sunglass body connected to the tip of the brim main body, and the sunglass body has a base end that is latched to the lower central surface and the upper left and right surfaces, respectively. A locking portion for connecting the sunglasses body is formed on the upper center surface and lower left and right surfaces of the brim main body in substantially the same arrangement as each of the locking portions of the sunglasses body. On the left and right rear surfaces of the main body, locking portions for standing up the sunglass body are formed closer to the proximal end of the brim than the locking portions for connecting the left and right sides.

Embodiments of this invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. In FIG. 1, 1 is the crown of the hat, and 2 is the brim of the hat. The brim 2 includes a brim main body 3 fixed to the crown 1 and a sunglass body 4 secured to the tip of the brim main body 3. The sunglasses body 4 is made of a material such as polyvinyl chloride, polyethylene, or the like, which is a transparent plastic plate or celluloid plate having appropriate flexibility, and is formed into a dust-proof eyeglass shape.
Projections 40, 41, 41 are formed at the center, right and left of the base end of the sunglass body 4, and convex metal fittings of a snap are formed on the lower surface of the center projection 40 and the upper surfaces of the left and right projections 41, 41, respectively. Locking protrusions (locking parts) 42, 43, 43 are formed. Further, the brim main body 3 is made of the same material as the sunglass body 4. At the tip of the brim main body 3, locking parts 30, 31, 31 for connection, which correspond to the locking protrusions 42, 43, 43 of the sunglasses body 4, are formed on the upper center surface and on the left and right sides thereof. . The central locking portion 30 is formed by fixing a concave metal fitting of a snap, and the left and right locking portions 31, 31 are formed by a small diameter base end of the tip projection 44 of the locking projection 43. It consists of a through hole 32 into which the portion 45 is fitted and slits 33 formed around the through hole 32. The locking portions 30, 31, 31 for connection are formed in substantially the same arrangement as the locking protrusions 42, 43, 43 of the sunglass body 4. That is, the locking parts 30, 3 for connection
1 and 31 are locking protrusions 42 and 4 of the sunglass body 4
3 and 43, and are formed on an arc having substantially the same curvature as the curvature of the arc connecting the locking protrusions 42, 43, and 43. Also,
On the left and right sides of the back side of the brim main body 3, there are locking parts 34, 34 for standing up that are engaged with the left and right locking protrusions 43, 43 of the sunglasses body 4, and a locking part 35 for intermediate standing up. 35 is formed. The locking portions 34, 34 for standing up are formed by fixing concave metal fittings of the snap, and the locking portions 35, 35 for intermediate standing are locking portions 35 for connecting the left and right sides. Similarly to the parts 31 and 31, the through hole 32 and the slit 3
3, 33, each locking part 34, 34, 35,
35 is formed closer to the proximal end of the collar main body 3 than the locking portions 31, 31 for connecting the left and right sides.

In the above configuration, when the sunglasses body 4 is not used, the locking protrusions 42, 43, 43 of the sunglasses body 4 are used as the locking portions for connecting the brim main body 3, as shown in FIG. 30, 31, and 31, and locks the sunglass body as the tip of the flange portion 2. That is, since the locking parts 31, 30, 31 are formed in substantially the same arrangement as the locking protrusions 42, 43, 43 of the sunglass body 4, the sunglass body 4 is attached to the brim main body when connected. The sunglass body 4 and the flange main body 3 are connected in a substantially parallel curved manner, and the sunglass body 4 forms the tip of the flange 2 . In this case, the locking protrusion 42 at the center of the sunglass body 4 is engaged with the upper surface of the brim main body 3, and the left and right locking protrusions 43, 43 are engaged with the back surface of the brim main body 3. Since the sunglasses body 4 and the brim main body 3 are connected in a crossed state, they mutually reinforce each other and the connected state can be firmly maintained. When the sunglasses body 4 is used, the locking protrusions 43 on the left and right sides of the sunglasses body 4,
43 and the locking part 3 for connecting the left and right sides of the collar body 3
1 and 31, and this locking protrusion 4
3 and 43 are engaged with the locking portions 34 and 34 for standing up of the brim main body 3 or the locking portions 35 and 35 for intermediate standing up of the brim main body 3, as shown in FIGS. is made to stand up against the back surface of the collar body 3. That is, with the center locking protrusion 42 of the sunglass body 3 engaged with the center locking portion 30 of the brim main body 3, the left and right locking protrusions 43, 43 of the sunglass body 4 are connected to the brim main body. 3 and engages with the locking parts 34, 34 for standing up or the locking parts 35, 35 for intermediate standing up,
As a result of the sunglass body 4 curving along the base end of the brim body 3, the parallel state between the sunglass body 4 and the brim body 3 is no longer maintained, and the protrusions 40, 41, 41 of the sunglass body 4 are bent. The sunglass body 4 stands up against the back surface of the brim main body 3.

By changing the engagement positions of the left and right locking protrusions 43, 43 of the sunglass body 3 in this manner, the horizontal state when connected and the upright state during use can be easily changed. . In addition, since the sunglass body 4 forms the tip of the brim 2 when connected as described above, the sunglass body 4 does not get in the way when wearing a hat, and the surface of the sunglass body 4 does not come in contact with hair, etc. There is no risk of the sunglasses getting dirty or getting scratched, and there is an advantage that the sunglasses 4 can be prevented from being lost by engaging and holding the sunglasses 4 with the brim main body 3. In addition, the sunglasses body 3 has a locking protrusion 4
It can also be easily removed by disengaging 2, 43, 43. Therefore, by preparing a large number of sunglass bodies formed in various shapes and colored in various colors, it is possible to easily replace the sunglass bodies with shapes and colors according to the user's preference.

In the above embodiment, only the locking portions 31, 31 for connecting the left and right sides of the flange main body 3 and the locking portions 35, 35 for intermediate standing up are formed by the through hole 32 and the slits 33, 33. However, the other locking portions 30, 34, 34 may be similarly formed by the through hole 32 and the slits 33, 33, or conversely, the locking portions for connecting the left and right sides may be formed. 31, 31 and the locking portions 35, 35 for intermediate standing up may be formed by concave metal fittings of a snap or the like.
Locking parts 30, 31, 3 provided on this collar main body 3
When 1, 34, 34, 35, and 35 are all formed by concave metal fittings such as snaps, the flange body 3
It is possible to form it from cloth material etc. Further, the locking portions 35 for intermediate standing are not limited to one each on the left and right, but may be formed in a plurality on each side so as to change the standing angle of the sunglass body 4 in stages. A structure may be adopted in which only one of the locking portion 35 and the locking portion 34 for standing up is provided. Further, the locking protrusions 43, 43 on the left and right sides of the base end of the sunglasses body 4 are not limited to one each on the left and right, but may be formed in a plurality on each side so that the sunglasses body 4 can be more firmly engaged. Further, a locking part consisting of a concave metal fitting of the snap or a through hole, a slit, etc. is formed on the sunglass body 4, and a locking protrusion (locking part) consisting of a convex metal fitting of the snap, etc. is formed on the brim main body 3. It is also possible to have a similar structure. In addition, in the above embodiment, a hat having a crown part 1 and a brim part 2 has been described, but the brim part of a so-called sun visor type hat consisting of a brim part and a hair band body has a brim part main body 3 and a sunglass body 4. It may also be configured by:

Further, as shown in FIG. 5, by fixing a relatively flexible material such as soft plastic to the base end of the sunglass body 5, the protrusions 50, 51,
51, and the protrusions 50, 51, 51 may be provided with locking protrusions 52, 53, 53. In this case, the main body 54 of the sunglasses body 5 is made of a hard material such as acrylic resin. can be formed.
Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 6, it may be formed by a frame 60 of the sunglass body 6 and a lens body 61 made of a glass lens, a plastic lens, or the like fitted into an engagement groove of the frame 60. moreover,
As shown in FIG. 7, on the left and right sides of the back side of the flange main body 3, there are a locking part 70 for connection, a locking part 71 for intermediate standing up, a locking part 72 for standing up, and each locking part 70,
It is also possible to adopt a structure in which locking fittings 7 each having a guide groove 73 that connects 71 and 72 are provided. In this case, since a gap is formed by interposing the spacer 74 between the flange main body 3 and the locking fitting 7, the locking protrusion 43 of the sunglass body 4 can be prevented from disengaging. There is an advantage that the horizontal state when connected and the upright state during use can be mutually changed by sliding in the guide groove 73.

As explained above, this invention can easily change the state in which the sunglass body is connected to the tip of the brim body and the state in which it hangs down and stands up from the back surface of the brim body. When connected, the sunglass body and the brim main body are engaged in a crossed manner, so that the connected state can be maintained firmly, and there is no risk of dirt or damage occurring on the surface of the sunglass body. Another advantage is that the sunglasses do not get in the way when the hat is worn.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing an embodiment of the hat according to this invention, Fig. 2 is a sectional view showing the sunglass body when connected, and Figs. 3 and 4 respectively show the sunglass body in an upright state. 5 and 6 are front views showing other embodiments of the sunglass body, FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the locking part of the brim body, and FIG. 8 is a conventional one. It is a sectional view showing an example. 2...Brim portion, 3...Brim body, 4, 5, 6
... Sunglasses body, 30, 31, 70... Locking part for connection, 34, 35, 71, 72... Locking part for standing up, 42, 43, 52, 53... Locking part for sunglasses body. Stop part (locking protrusion).

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The brim of the hat is composed of a brim main body and a sunglass body connected to the tip of the brim main body, and locking parts are formed on the central lower surface and left and right upper surfaces of the base end of the sunglass body, respectively, and,
Locking parts for connecting the sunglasses bodies are formed on the center upper surface and left and right lower surfaces of the brim body in approximately the same arrangement as each of the locking parts of the sunglasses body, and on the left and right back sides of the brim body. A hat with sunglasses, characterized in that a locking part for when the body stands up is formed closer to the proximal end of the brim than the locking part for connecting the left and right sides.