KR102619373B1 - Raincoat with shoe cover - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a raincoat with a shoe cover. More specifically, the shoe cover is stored in a pocket provided inside the bottom of the pants of the raincoat, and when it rains heavily, it can be simply pulled out to cover the outside of the shoe to protect the shoe. It was invented to prevent threads, especially shoes, from getting wet in the rain.
The configuration of the present invention is a raincoat bottom (100) in which the lining (20) is formed on the inside of the outer material (10) made of waterproof fabric in the shape of a double-ply pant,
A shoe cover 40 connected to the bottom of the outer fabric 10 through an overlapping part 30 where the fabric overlaps, and a sewing part 51 maintained at a distance from the upper end of the overlapping part 30. Connected by a connecting member 50, the lower end of which is fixed to each other through a band portion 52 surrounding the end of the lining 20 to form a pocket 53 between the outer fabric 10, and the overlapping portion 30 ) and the band portion 52 are provided with a plurality of snap buttons 62 and 61 in corresponding positions in male and female pairs, and a tightening member ( 70) is included, and a hanging band 80 is further installed at the lower part of the shoe cover 40 to prevent the shoe from coming off by hanging on the concave area between the front and heel of the shoe, and the fastening member 70 ) is attached by sewing along the lower circumference of the shoe cover 40 and consists of an elastic band 71 made of elastic material, and the fastening member 70 is attached by sewing along the lower circumference of the shoe cover 40. A tightening string (73) is installed inside the guide band (72) that is attached so as to overlap, and this tightening string (73) passes through the string fixing (74) to fix the tightening position, and the heel part of the shoe cover (40). It is characterized by including a fitting band 75 to prevent the end of the tightening string 73 from moving or getting caught.

Description

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The present invention relates to a raincoat with a shoe cover. More specifically, the shoe cover is stored in a pocket provided inside the bottom of the pants of the raincoat, and when it rains heavily, it can be simply pulled out to cover the outside of the shoe to protect the shoe. It was invented to prevent threads, especially shoes, from getting wet in the rain.

In general, raincoats are mainly worn to protect a person's body and clothing in rainy weather.

Recently, for the sake of mobility, they have been manufactured and purchased separately into pants-shaped bottoms and coat-shaped tops, which are useful for mountaineering, for example.

The material of the raincoat is made of thin, waterproof synthetic resin material such as vinyl or nylon.

Conventionally, raincoats did not have shoe covers to protect shoes.

Therefore, if heavy rain falls while wearing sneakers, expensive shoes, or hiking boots, the shoes get wet or the leather is damaged, which not only requires unnecessary work to dry, but also causes economic damage due to damage.

Also, for example, in the case of hiking boots, if they get wet in the rain while hiking, they are heavy, which increases fatigue on the legs due to long hikes, or causes damage to the skin around the feet due to moisture.

To prevent this, people often wear separate protective covers called spats to protect their shoes.

Spats are usually installed to cover from below the knees to the ankles to protect the ankle area from snow or rainwater.

However, these spats had the disadvantage of allowing rainwater to seep into the shoes or hiking boots because they did not have the ability to cover the entire shoe or hiking boots and had poor waterproofing performance.

In addition, since separate spats must be purchased and must be carried and stored separately, not only are they often unprepared when needed due to heavy rain, but they also become bulky when carried and are complicated to wear, making them inconvenient to use. There was a problem.

Domestic registered patent publication No. 10-1981168 (registration date: May 16, 2019) Domestic Public Patent Publication No. 10-2011-0011031 (publication date: February 8, 2011)

The present invention was invented in consideration of the above-described problems. In particular, a cover that can protect the entire shoe is stored in a pocket provided on the inside of the hem of the bottom, and the shoe is stored in the shoe when it is desired to protect the shoe from a large amount of rain or snow. The aim is to provide a raincoat with a shoe cover that can prevent shoes from getting wet or damaged by simply pulling out the cover and covering and protecting the shoes.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a raincoat for mountaineering that has a shoe cover to prevent hiking boots from becoming wet and heavy due to rain or snow while hiking, or from damaging the skin around the feet due to long-term walking.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a raincoat with a shoe cover that does not require separate purchase, storage, and carrying of shoe protection covers and is easy to wear, allowing users to obtain economic benefits and convenience of use.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a raincoat with a shoe cover that can maintain a simple appearance by simply storing it through a pocket provided inside the pants after use and has excellent marketability.

The present invention for achieving the above object is a raincoat bottom (100) in which the lining (20) is formed on the inside of the outer material (10) made of waterproof fabric in the shape of a double-ply pant,

A shoe cover (40) connected to the bottom of the outer fabric (10) through an overlapping portion (30) where the fabric overlaps,

They are connected by a sewing part 51 while maintaining a distance from the upper end of the overlapping part 30, and the lower ends thereof are fixed to each other through a band part 52 surrounding the end of the lining 20 to form an outer fabric 10. ) a connecting member 50 that forms a pocket 53 therebetween,

The overlapping portion 30 and the band portion 52 include a plurality of snap buttons 62 and 61 provided in corresponding positions in male and female pairs,

It is configured to include a tightening member 70 along the lower circumference of the shoe cover 40 to be tightened while worn on a shoe,
A hanging band 80 is further installed at the lower part of the shoe cover 40 to prevent it from coming off by being hung in the concave area between the front and heel of the shoe,
The tightening member 70 is attached by sewing along the lower circumference of the shoe cover 40 and consists of an elastic band 71 made of an elastic material,
The tightening member 70 installs a tightening string 73 inside the guide band 72, which is attached so as to overlap the bottom circumference of the shoe cover 40 by sewing,
This tightening string (73) passes through the string fixing (74) to fix the tightening position, and the end of the tightening string (73) is inserted into the heel part of the shoe cover (40) to prevent it from moving or getting caught. 75) is included.

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In the present invention as described above, when you want to protect your shoes from a large amount of rain or snow with a shoe cover stored in a pocket provided on the inside of the end of a raincoat in the shape of pants, you can remove the stored shoe cover and simply wrap the shoe to protect it. There is a number.

Therefore, it is possible to prevent shoes from getting wet or damaged.

In addition, for example, in the case of a raincoat for hiking, it can prevent hiking shoes from becoming wet and heavy due to rain or snow while hiking, or from damaging the skin around the feet due to long-term walking.

In addition, there is no need to separately purchase, store, or carry a protective shoe cover, and it is easy to wear, providing users with economic benefits as well as convenience of use.

In addition, after use, it can be easily stored through the pocket provided inside the pants to keep the overall appearance of the raincoat simple and has excellent marketability.

Figure 1 is a front view showing a raincoat for bottoms in the shape of pants according to the present invention.
Figure 2 is a front view showing the shoe cover of the present invention being pulled out to the lower part of the raincoat.
Figure 3 is a perspective view showing the shoe cover of the present invention mounted on the outside of the shoe.
Figure 4 is a front photo of Figure 3.
Figure 5 is a partially cut-away cross-sectional view of Figure 2.
Figure 6 is an enlarged view of portion A of Figure 5.
Figure 7 is an enlarged view of part B of Figure 5.
Figure 8 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing a shoe cover stored in a pocket on male and female snap buttons.
Figure 9 is a partial enlarged view showing an embodiment in which a shoe cover is mounted on a shoe and tightened using a drawstring and a strap fastener.

Since the present invention can be modified in various ways and can have various embodiments, specific embodiments will be illustrated and described in the drawings.

However, this is not intended to limit the present invention to specific embodiments, and should be understood to include all changes, equivalents, and substitutes included in the spirit and technical scope of the present invention.

The term and/or includes any of a plurality of related stated items or a combination of a plurality of related stated items.

When a component is said to be "connected" or "connected" to another component, it is understood that it may be directly connected to or connected to the other component, but that other components may exist in between. It should be.

On the other hand, when it is mentioned that a component is “directly connected” or “directly connected” to another component, it should be understood that there are no other components in between.

The terms used in this application are only used to describe specific embodiments and are not intended to limit the invention.

Singular expressions include plural expressions unless the context clearly dictates otherwise.

In this application, terms such as “comprise” or “have” are intended to designate the presence of features, numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof described in the specification, but are not intended to indicate the presence of one or more other features. It should be understood that this does not exclude in advance the possibility of the existence or addition of elements, numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof.

Hereinafter, embodiments will be described in detail with reference to the attached drawings, but identical or corresponding components will be assigned the same reference numbers regardless of reference numerals, and duplicate descriptions thereof will be omitted.

As shown in the drawing, the raincoat according to the present invention stores the shoe cover 40 inside the bottom of the raincoat bottoms 100 in the shape of pants, and can be pulled out when necessary, such as in rainy weather, to protect the shoes.

As shown in FIG. 1, the raincoat bottoms 100, which are molded into the shape of pants, have a double layer lining 20 on the inside of the outer material 10 made of waterproof fabric.

The lining 20 is selected from mesh or a material that has good ventilation and is comfortable to the touch in order to prevent the user from feeling wetness or discomfort due to direct contact between the outer fabric and the skin or the clothing the user is wearing.

The shoe cover 40 is extended to the bottom of the outer fabric 10 located on the outside of the raincoat bottoms 100.

The shoe cover 40 is made of a waterproof fabric of the same material as the outer material 10 in a size and shape that can sufficiently cover the outside of various shoes, including hiking boots and sneakers, and is separately molded and connected, or an outer material in the shape of pants ( When cutting 10), it can be molded into a structure that is connected as one.

Then, the overlapping portion 30 is formed by sewing while the fabric is overlapped at the boundary between the end of the outer fabric 10 and the shoe cover 40.

This overlapping portion 30 has the same shape and role as the hem portion that is thickened by partially folding the bottom of regular pants, and a snap button 60 is installed at the location of this overlapping portion 30.

In addition, the connecting member 50 made of woven paper or waterproof fabric is attached to the sewing portion 51 while maintaining a spaced distance inside the upper end of the overlapping portion 30.

In addition, the lower ends of the connecting members 50 are fixed to each other through the band portion 52 surrounding the end of the lining 20, so that a pocket 53 is formed between the outer fabric 10 and the connecting member 50.

The pocket 53 is provided as a space large enough to store the shoe cover 40 made of a thin waterproof fabric by folding it inward.

Here, a waterproof tape 54, which is simultaneously adhered to the outer fabric 10 and the connecting member 50, is further attached to the top of the connecting member 50 that is sewn to form the pocket 53, so that it can be removed by the sewing line. It is desirable to block any gaps.

The band portion 52 is wrapped around the end of the lining 20 from the lower end of the connecting member 50, and the fabrics are overlapped by sewing, so that the lower ends of the connecting member 50 and the lining 20 are connected to each other. The combined state is maintained, and the installation height of the band portion 52 and the overlapping portion 30 is positioned at approximately the same level.

A snap button 61 having a structure corresponding to the snap button 60 attached to the overlapping portion 30 is attached to the band portion 52.

The snap buttons 62 and 61 respectively installed on the overlapping portion 30 and the band portion 52 are installed in pairs of male and female in corresponding positions and are installed in approximately 3-4 numbers with appropriate spacing maintained.

When the male and female snap buttons 62 and 61 are combined with each other, the shoe cover 40 is folded and stored inside the pocket 53 and the bottom exit is sealed so that it can be worn during normal carrying or wearing a raincoat 100. This prevents the shoe cover 40 from coming off while walking (Figure 8).

And, when the shoe cover 40 is needed, the snap buttons 62 and 61 are artificially released to pull the shoe cover 40 located in the pocket 53 downward (Figure 2).

The shoe cover 40 pulled out from the pocket 53 is installed to cover the outside of the shoe being worn (Figures 3 and 4).

Meanwhile, a tightening member 70 is provided at the lower end of the shoe cover 40 to tighten it along the circumference of the shoe when worn on the shoe.

The fastening member 70 is attached by sewing along the lower circumference of the shoe cover 40 and may be composed of an elastic band 71 made of an elastic material.

In addition, the tightening member 70 has a tightening string 73 installed inside the guide band 72, which is attached so as to overlap by sewing along the lower circumference of the shoe cover 40, and this tightening string 73 penetrates. It may be configured with a string fixing 74 to fix the tightening position.

At this time, a fitting band 75 may be further attached to the heel portion of the shoe cover 40 to prevent it from moving or getting caught by inserting the end of the drawstring 73 (FIG. 9).

In addition, a catch band 80 is installed at the lower part of the shoe cover 40 to prevent the shoe from coming off by being hung in a concave area between the front and heel of the shoe.

Therefore, it is possible to prevent the shoe cover 40 from coming off the user's shoes while walking.

If the shoe cover 40 is not needed, fold it again, store it inside the pocket 53, and then seal the open outlet of the pocket 53 through the snap buttons 62 and 61.

In the drawing, the bottom raincoat 100 in the shape of pants is illustrated, but it should be noted that the configuration of the present invention can also be applied to a raincoat with a top connected to it.

According to the present invention configured as described above, the shoe cover 40 is stored inside the bottom of the raincoat 100 and is simply installed to cover the shoes when necessary, preventing expensive shoes, including hiking boots, from getting wet or damaged. It can be prevented.

In the above, the present invention has been described in detail only with respect to the described embodiments, but it is obvious to those skilled in the art that various variations and modifications are possible within the technical scope of the present invention, and it is natural that such variations and modifications fall within the scope of the appended patent claims. will be.

10 - Outer fabric
20 - Lining
30 - overlap
40 - Shoe covers
50 - connecting member
51 - sewing department
52 - Band
53 - Pocket
60,61 - Snap Button
70 - Fastening member
80 - Hanging band

Claims (4)

In the raincoat bottoms (100) in which the lining (20) is formed on the inside of the outer material (10) made of waterproof fabric in the shape of double-layer pants,
A shoe cover (40) connected to the bottom of the outer fabric (10) through an overlapping portion (30) where the fabric overlaps,
They are connected by a sewing part 51 while maintaining a distance from the upper end of the overlapping part 30, and the lower ends thereof are fixed to each other through a band part 52 surrounding the end of the lining 20 to form an outer fabric 10. ) a connecting member 50 that forms a pocket 53 therebetween,
The overlapping portion 30 and the band portion 52 include a plurality of snap buttons 62 and 61 provided in corresponding positions in male and female pairs,
It is configured to include a tightening member 70 along the lower circumference of the shoe cover 40 to be tightened while worn on a shoe,
A hanging band 80 is further installed at the lower part of the shoe cover 40 to prevent it from coming off by hanging in the concave area between the front and heel of the shoe,
The tightening member 70 is attached by sewing along the lower circumference of the shoe cover 40 and consists of an elastic band 71 made of an elastic material,
The tightening member 70 installs a tightening string 73 inside the guide band 72, which is attached so as to overlap the bottom circumference of the shoe cover 40 by sewing,
This tightening string (73) passes through the string fixing (74) to fix the tightening position, and the end of the tightening string (73) is inserted into the heel part of the shoe cover (40) to prevent it from moving or getting caught. 75) A raincoat with a shoe cover, characterized in that it includes.





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