KR20080005859U - Sunglasses having visor - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a sunglasses having a sunshade that can be stored out of the way when you need to cover the sunlight, and not to be exposed when not needed,

A sun shader is integrally provided under the conventional sunglasses frame; The sunlight shader and the receiving groove formed integrally with the frame below the frame; Blocking paper is accommodated in the receiving groove to block sunlight; An entrance hole formed to be unfolded and accommodated while the barrier paper enters and exits below the accommodation groove; The blocking paper is held on both sides of the receiving groove so that the blocking paper can be wound and unwound on the blocking paper shaft installed at the center; A stopper provided at a lower end of the blocking paper to prevent the blocking paper from completely entering the receiving groove; It is configured to include a handle for winding the release block provided on the blocking axis.

Sunshade, Sunglasses

Description

Sunglasses with Sunshade {SUNGLASSES HAVING VISOR}

1 is a perspective view showing a sunglasses having a sun shader applied to the technology of the present invention.

Figure 2 is a broken perspective view showing a sunglasses having a sun shader applied to the technology of the present invention.

3 is a cross-sectional view showing a sunglasses having a sun shader applied to the technology of the present invention.

Figure 4 is a use state showing the sunglasses having a sun shader applied to the technology of the present invention.

5 is a perspective view showing another example of sunglasses having a sun shader applied to the technology of the present invention.

* Description of the symbols used in the main parts of the drawings *

100; sunglasses

105; Sunshade

106; Storage

107; Block

109; Blocking axis

110; stopper

The present invention relates to a sunglasses having a sun shader, and more particularly, to prevent the face from being exposed to the sun by integrally provided with a sun shader in sunglasses to prevent glare caused by sunlight.

When the face is exposed to sunlight from the spring to autumn when the direct sunlight is severe, not only the face is tanned, but also the appearance of spots and freckles, which causes various skin troubles, especially in the case of women.

The sun shader was developed in view of this point, and the sun shader is worn on the face to block sunlight from being directly directed to the face of the face so as to prevent troubles of the skin by sunlight.

Such a sun shade is usually provided with a cover in one or two stages to cover the entire face of the lower part of the eye with a woven paper, and both sides of the shade with a wearing band to be worn over the ear or the back of the head have.

If you wear such a sunshade can cover the area under the eyes, but because it can not cover the eyes and forehead area, you need to wear a sun cap or sunglasses separately to cover this.

As described above, in the case of the sun shader of the prior art, it is not practical to wear the sun shader because it is cumbersome to tie the band or hang on the ear and wear another tool to cover the area where the sunshade cannot cover. Has

In addition, even if you want to store after using the sunshade, there is no separate storage box for the sunshade, and because the volume is large and not easily noticeable, it is often lost, and there is considerable inconvenience in storage. There is a problem that can not be performed.

Therefore, the present invention has been invented to solve the problems as described above. In general, sunglasses are worn on a lot of sunglasses to be integrated with the sun shader. The purpose of the present invention is to prevent the occurrence of trouble on the face skin by easily blocking sunlight while providing convenience of wearing and storage.

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings will be described the configuration and operation of the present invention for achieving the above object.

1 is a perspective view showing a sunglasses having a sun shader applied to the technology of the present invention, Figure 2 is a broken perspective view showing a sunglasses having a sunshade applied to the technology of the present invention, Figure 3 is a sun shader applied to the technology of the present invention 4 is a cross-sectional view showing a sunglasses having a state of use, showing a sunglasses having a sun shader applied to the technology of the present invention, Figure 5 is a perspective view showing another example of sunglasses having a sun shader applied to the technology of the present invention It will be described together as.

Sunglasses having a sun shader 100 to which the technique of the present invention is applied to the sun shade 105 below the frame 102 of the sunglasses 100 composed of a lens 101, a frame 102 and a leg 103 It is configured to have it integrally.

The sun shade 105 is formed below the frame 102 and the receiving groove 106 integrally with the frame 102, the receiving groove 106 to the fabric paper (or thin awning film) to block the sunlight The blocked paper 107 is stored.

The blocking groove 107 is formed below the receiving groove 106 so that the blocking paper 107 can be unfolded and received while entering and exiting, and the blocking paper 107 is installed as a center of the receiving groove 106. The stopper 110 may be wound and unwound at 109, and the lower end of the blocking paper 107 may be provided with a stopper 110 to prevent the blocking paper 107 from completely entering the receiving groove 106.

The blocking shaft 109 may be composed of a coil spring of a small diameter, a wire having elasticity, and the like, and one end of the blocking shaft 109 may be rotatably provided at one side of the receiving groove 106 and the blocking shaft 109. The other end thereof is exposed to the other end of the receiving groove 106 is provided with a handle 115 so as to wind the blocking paper 107.

As another example of the blocking shaft 109, a spiral spring 116 is mounted on both sides of the blocking shaft 109, and an entrance hole 108 formed in the receiving groove 106 has a conventional brake 117 such as used for blinds. ), It may be possible to more easily withdraw and store the blocking paper 107.

Sunglasses 100 having a sunshade of the present invention as described above, is usually worn as wearing sunglasses 100.

In this state, if there is no sunlight due to the rainfall of snow or the intensity of direct sunlight is weak, the blocking paper 107 is stored in the storage groove 106 to keep the sunglasses 100 only and to block the sunlight When holding and pulling the stopper 110 provided at the bottom of the jar 107, the blocking paper 107 stored in the receiving groove 106 is drawn out to block the face front portion below.

Of course, the blocking paper 107 accommodated in the receiving groove 106 is in a state of being maintained by the blocking shaft 109, so when the stopper 110 is pulled, the blocking paper 107 wound around the blocking shaft 107 naturally occurs. It is released.

After the use of the blocking paper 107 is finished, the handle 115 provided at the other end of the blocking paper shaft 109 is grasped and rotated in the opposite direction to be released to wind up the blocking paper 107 to accommodate the receiving groove 106. ), And the stopper 107 is prevented from being completely wound by the stopper 110 provided at the bottom of the stopper 107.

As another example of the sunglasses 100 having the sun shader, the sunshade 100 has a sunshade panel 120 below the frame 102, and both upper ends of the sunshade panel 120 have a frame 102 and a hinge ( 121) may be configured to be opened and closed in an up and down direction by combining.

In this case, the hinge 121 is preferably provided with a toothed protrusion connected to the hinge 121 so as to maintain the opened and closed angles. In use, the shade panel 120 is directed downward to block sunlight and when not in use, The panel 120 may be raised to be positioned in front of the sunglasses 100.

The present invention has an advantage that the sun shader is integrally provided in the sunglasses to easily block the sunlight without the hassle of wearing and easy to carry and store.

The present invention as described above is equipped with a sun shader to wear a lot of commonly worn sunglasses to cover the sunlight when used to withdraw, and when not required to be stored so as not to be exposed to the convenience of wearing and storage It is designed to have various effects, such as providing easy blocking of sunlight while preventing the occurrence of trouble on the skin of the face.

Claims (2)

In constructing sunglasses having a sun shade; The sun shader 105 is integrally provided below the conventional sunglasses 100 frame 102; The sunshade 105 includes a receiving groove 106 formed integrally with the frame 102 below the frame 102; The receiving groove 106 has a blocking paper 107 is stored so as to block the sunlight; An entrance hole 108 formed below the receiving groove 106 so that the blocking paper 107 can be unfolded and accommodated as it enters and exits; The blocking paper 107 is held on both sides of the receiving groove 106 so as to be wound and unwound on the blocking paper shaft 109 installed at the center; A stopper (110) provided at a lower end of the blocking paper (107) to prevent the blocking paper (107) from completely entering the receiving groove (106); Sunglasses with a sunshade, characterized in that it comprises a handle 115 for winding the blocking paper 107 is provided on the blocking axis (109). The method of claim 1; Sunglasses having a shade shade sunshade panel 120 provided below the sunglasses frame 100 (102); Sunglasses having a sun shader, characterized in that the upper and lower sides of the awning panel 120, the frame 102 and the hinge 121 is coupled to open and close in the up and down directions.

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