KR200433255Y1 - Assistance protector from sunlight for cap - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention easily fits into a baseball cap, blocking the sun's ultraviolet rays not only on the user's face, but also on the front of the user's neck, and a hat capable of smoothly discharging the hot air generated from around the face and neck to the outside It relates to a supplemental sun shade for one side, one side is detachably coupled by an adhesive arm and an adhesive male formed on both ends of the incision surface, a flexible visor is formed in the inner center with a circular fitting hole; A ventilation net formed on the edge of the flexible visor so that air flows smoothly to the lower side; It is formed to hang down to the lower side of the ventilation network, it is characterized by consisting of the left and right awnings and the rear neck awning formed in a state in which all or a part is spaced apart by the vertically formed incision.

Sunshade, Changbu

Description

ASSISTANCE PROTECTOR FROM SUNLIGHT FOR CAP}

1 is a view showing a conventional hat.

Figure 2 is a view showing an auxiliary sun shade for a hat of the present invention.

Figure 3 is a view showing the state of use of the auxiliary sun shade for the hat of the present invention.

Figure 4 is a view showing another state of use of the auxiliary sun shade for the hat of the present invention.

Explanation of symbols on the main parts of the drawing

32: flexible visor 34: fitting hole

36: ventilation network 38: left and right awnings

39: back neck awning 43: adhesive male

42: adhesive arm 60: incision

The present invention relates to an auxiliary sunscreen for hats, and more specifically, to freely fit the baseball caps and the like to block the ultraviolet rays of the sun as well as the user's face, the front of the user's neck, and around the face and neck It relates to an auxiliary sunscreen for a hat that can smoothly discharge the hot air generated from the surroundings to the outside.

Various caps, such as baseball caps and round brim caps, are commercially available.

One of the most commonly used hats on the market is a baseball cap, which hides the sun from the front face of the face, but does not have a high UV protection effect.

As shown in FIG. 1, the baseball cap 10 is formed to shade the face of the visor formed on the front surface, but it is not only too small to cover the sun, but also can make the shade corresponding to the angle of the sun shining. Recently, things developed to improve the external aesthetics of hats rather than functional aspects are being released.

These hats, such as baseball caps (10), because the visor does not function properly as a visor, when the user wears and uses it, the longer the time the face is exposed to the sun, leading to premature aging or skin cancer, etc. There is a situation.

In particular, the baseball cap 10, etc., when the user writes on the head, the part where the sun is covered is only part of the face portion with the visor, and the head is covered with the cap.

Therefore, in the back part of the user's back neck, both ears, and the front part of the face, which are areas where the sun is exposed to other parts that cannot be covered, the skin such as the chin part and the front neck part of the nose Often exposed to burn black.

The present invention was devised in view of the above-described conventional problems, and its purpose is to block not only the user's face from the sun's ultraviolet rays, which are easily fitted down to a baseball cap, but also over the front of the neck, and around the face and neck. It is to provide an auxiliary sun screen for hats that can smoothly discharge the hot air generated to the outside.

In order to achieve the above object, the secondary sun shade of the present invention, one side is formed on both ends of the incision surface, for example detachably coupled by an adhesive arm and an adhesive male of the surface fastener, the inner central insertion hole Formed visor; A ventilation net formed on the rim of the visor so that air flows smoothly to the lower side; It is formed to hang down to the lower side of the air mesh, and consists of a left and right sunscreen and rear neck sunscreen formed in a state in which all or a part is spaced apart by the vertically formed incision.

The secondary sun shade of the present invention configured as described above will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 2 to 4 of the accompanying drawings.

Figure 2 is a view showing the auxiliary sun shade for hats of the present invention, Figure 3 is a view showing the state of use of the auxiliary sun shades for hats of the present invention, Figure 4 is another use of the auxiliary sun hats for hats of the present invention It is a figure which shows the state.

As shown in FIG. 2, in the hat-assisted sun shade of the present invention, the fitting hole 34 is formed in a circular shape at the inner center of the flexible visor 32.

The fitting hole 34 is formed in the inner center in this way, as shown in FIG. 3, to allow the user to cover the outer side of the hat 20 by wearing the hat 20.

According to the size of the cap 20 of the user, when the flexible visor 32 is not covered with the cap 20, the adhesive arm 42 and the adhesive male portion formed of, for example, cotton fasteners are formed at cut portions at both ends. 43) can be removed and adjusted to the diameter of the cap and then attached.

In this way, the flexible brim 32 can be applied to any size of hat through the adhesive arm 42 and the adhesive portion 43 in a state in which both ends are cut.

When the flexible type visor 32 is covered and fixed to the user's hat 20, the mesh type ventilation net 36 formed on the outer circumferential surface of the flexible visor 32 is positioned in the circumferential direction of the face of the user's ear.

The ventilation network 36 is because the body heat generated in the user's face or body rises to the upper side, the risen heat is stagnant and serves to discharge the heat not to rise around the face or neck, as well as the outside The wind blowing in from can be easily introduced to maintain a comfortable condition.

In particular, the left and right awnings 38 formed to be connected to the lower side of the ventilation net 36 are stretched to naturally cover not only the user's ear but also both the chin, cheeks, etc. of the user's face. It naturally blocks the sun's ultraviolet rays.

The back neck portion of the user is completely positioned behind the rear neck awning 39 is formed so as to continuously cover the back neck on the outer circumferential rear side of the ventilation net 36 completely blocks the ultraviolet rays falling down the back neck.

The left and right awnings 38 and the rear neck awnings 39 formed to be stretched to the lower side of the outer periphery of the ventilation net 36 are formed so as not to be pulled in either direction when worn because the incision 60 is formed vertically therebetween. It is.

In addition, the incision 60 formed between the left and right awnings 38 and the rear neck awnings 39 has an effect of the wind introduced when the wind blowing from the front side of the user is introduced into the auxiliary sun shade through the face side. The wind flowing in between them to receive the minimum flows naturally.

In addition, if the incision 60 is placed vertically between the left and right awnings 38 and the rear neck awnings 39 in this way, the secondary sun shade 30 covered on the cap 20 blows in the wind even when strong wind blows. Can be prevented.

In addition, the wind blowing toward the user's face side is discharged to the cutout portion 60 formed therebetween while passing through the inside of the left and right sunscreen 38, and also smoothly discharged through the ventilation network 36.

In addition, the cutout portion 60 formed between the left and right awnings 38 and the rear neck awnings 39 is formed so that the left and right awnings 38 and the back neck awnings 39 are partially overlapped with each other, such as ultraviolet rays. This prevents the light from shining.

According to the present invention, since the fastening means such as the fastening straps 50a and 50b are formed to extend to the lower side of the front side of the left and right awnings 38, the fasteners 52 are tied to both the fastening straps 50a and 50b. ) Can be tightly pressed against the user's face to more reliably cover the face from UV exposure.

In particular, a person who is sensitive to ultraviolet rays may vertically attach the coupling means 40a, 40b to the front side line of the left and right sunscreen 38 so that only the user's eyes can be seen from the front and cover the other face part. By fitting each other according to the eye level as needed, it is possible to more reliably prevent exposure of the front lower part of the face by using the left and right sunscreen 38. As the coupling means, a snap button or the like may be used, or a face fastener or the like may be used (see FIG. 4).

The flexible visor 32 of the auxiliary sun shade of the present invention uses an opaque or UV blocking film that can block ultraviolet rays, and thus ultraviolet rays do not penetrate the visor 32.

The flexible type visor 32 is formed of a soft synthetic resin, in particular, and is easily rolled up, so when not in use, the flexible visor 32 can be carried around in a state of reduced volume.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 3, even when worn on the cap 20 in a state where the visor 32 is unfolded, the flexible visor 32 is slightly curved, and thus is exposed to both sides of the face side. You can maintain a good angle to block more sun.

In addition, since the flexible brim 32 is formed to be smoothly curved toward both ears of the user, rain water flows down the outer side of the curved surface of the flexible brim 32 in the rain. Induction can prevent rainwater from flowing into the face.

Therefore, the secondary sun shade of the present invention is easily fitted to a baseball cap or the like to block down the sun from not only the user's face, but also the entire front of the neck, thereby preventing skin cancer caused by exposure to ultraviolet rays. It can work.

In addition, even if the cap is put on the secondary sunscreen can be discharged to the outside hot air generated around the face and around the neck smoothly to maintain a comfortable state so that you do not feel uncomfortable even if worn for a long time.

Claims (3)

In the auxiliary sunscreen, A flexible visor 32 which is detachably coupled by an adhesive arm portion 42 and an adhesive male portion 43 formed at both ends of a cut surface of one side, and a circular fitting hole 34 is formed at an inner center thereof; A ventilation net 36 formed on the lower side of the flexible visor 32 so as to smoothly flow air; It is formed to hang down to the lower side of the ventilation net 36, the left and right awnings 38 and the rear neck awnings 39 formed in a state in which all or a part is spaced apart by the incisions 60 formed vertically to each other; Auxiliary sunscreen. The auxiliary sun shade according to claim 1, wherein the left and right shading screens (38) are provided with coupling means (40a, 40b) for coupling to each other up and down. According to claim 1 or 2, wherein the lower side of the left and right awnings 38, the tightening means (50a, 50b) and the tightening means extending in a downward direction, the tightening means (50a, 50b) are inserted and moved An auxiliary sun shade, characterized in that a stopper 52 whose length is adjusted is formed.

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