CN111295105A - Hoods, spectacle holders for hoods and coats - Google Patents

Abstract

In the case of a conventional hood with a hood cover or the like, when a bicycle or the like is ridden in rainy days, the functions of "hood falling off" and "eyes getting wet" due to wind and rain from the front are insufficient. In addition, the device or rain gear for compensating its function impairs the appearance when worn and is inconvenient to carry. A holder for detachably fixing the upper part of the hood and the glasses worn on the eyes is provided on the inner side of the upper part of the hood such as a hood cover. Thus, the hood can be fixed by the glasses in a state of covering the head, and the glasses can prevent rain from falling to the eyes, thereby solving the problems of appearance and portability when worn.

Description

Hoods, spectacle holders for hoods and coats

technical field

The present invention relates to a hood with rain protection for the head and eyes, a hooded jacket, and a hood eyeglass holder therefor.

Background technique

Hooded outerwear (mainly raincoats) on the market today have various improvements in design, material or functionality. However, with regard to the hood, it is still limited to the fact that there is a hood on the collar and it is fastened around the face with a cord to prevent the hood from falling off.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 18, there is a raincoat which is used for a cyclist in rainy weather, and has a brim at a hood portion fastened around the face with a cord to prevent rain from falling on the face. And make sure the field of view is made of clear vinyl material or plastic sheet.

In addition, as shown in Patent Documents 1 and 2, there are also raincoats in which the hood is fixed in addition to a hat with a brim such as a baseball cap, and a water-repellent finish that can be attached with a cord so as not to be blown away by the wind. Weatherproof hat that fastens to the head. In addition, there is a fixture that attaches an umbrella handle to the handle part of the bicycle. During riding, you can ride with both hands with the umbrella inserted. It is mainly used by housewives who use bicycles when shopping.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 19 , there is a rain mask which is attached to the forehead of the face and covers the entire face as a rain protection measure for the face. In addition, for motorcycles, there are goggles for preventing flying objects such as rain, snow, dust, etc. and fixed to the eyes with elastic straps, and the goggles are used in combination with a helmet.

prior art literature

Patent Literature

Patent Document 1: Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2003-166105

Patent Document 2: Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2007-254938

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

In recent years, the demand for hooded outerwear (particularly "raincoats"), in addition to products specialized in their previous functionality, has increased with cycling, running, hiking, mountaineering, snowboarding, skiing, fishing, "Outdoor activities" such as outdoor live performances are becoming fashionable for young people. Among the first popular women, like the classic "rain boots (boots)" in rainy days, the focus is on the design and fashion of the appearance. The products are listed quickly, and the store is expanding year by year.

In addition, countries have adopted active bicycle policies from the viewpoint of reducing traffic fatalities caused by automobiles, reducing CO ₂ , and preventing lifestyle-related diseases, and the demand for “raincoats” that are optimal for cycling in rainy weather is growing.

Moreover, in China, with the revision of the Road Traffic Law implemented in June 2015, it is forbidden to ride with an umbrella while riding a bicycle. Affected by this, the Metropolitan Police Department's guidelines called attention to the umbrella holder, and the current situation is that no matter which one is recommended to wear a "raincoat" that is excellent in terms of safety, it supports the demand.

However, among actual bicycle users, there are many opinions about wearing a raincoat on rainy days, such as "rusty", "embarrassment", "trouble", etc. As a result, in order to avoid wearing a raincoat, walking and other means of transportation are used. However, there are cases in which umbrellas are used as in the past, and "Umbrella riding", which is prohibited by law due to its danger, continues to appear.

On the other hand, one of the reasons to shy away from wearing a raincoat that uses both hands while riding a bike and is supposed to be safe and convenient is the "hood shedding" while riding. In addition, in consideration of the factors such as "rusty", "embarrassment", and "trouble" for bicycle users in the existing rainproof function and rainproof tool to make up for this problem, these problems are described below. .

As described above, the functions of the hood portion of the conventional raincoat (a jacket with a hood) are mainly divided into two aspects. Among them, only those with a hood on the collar, when worn on a bicycle in rainy weather, the hood easily falls off, the head gets wet, and the original purpose of the hood is lost. In addition, the hood that has fallen off must be put back on again and again and held down with one hand to prevent the hood from falling off, which is very inconvenient, rain or snow directly on the eyes, poor visibility, and slippery conditions on the ground It is also very dangerous to ride with one hand.

In addition, for contact lens users, wind, rain or snow from the front may enter the eyes, and the contact lens may float, position shift, fall off, and the like, which is very inconvenient. In addition, for women, there are problems such as eye makeup falling off due to wet eyes, and darkening around the eyes due to mascara and the like.

However, most of the raincoats and hoods that have recently come on the market that emphasize design or fashion are probably of this type. Therefore, regardless of whether the buyer pays attention to the design and fashion of the raincoat, as a result, it is necessary to use the raincoat which is detrimental to the fashion, such as the below-mentioned FIG. 19 , at the time of wearing.

On the other hand, a hood that attaches importance to functionality when wearing and is fastened around the face of the hood with a cord to prevent it from being blown off by the wind, although the head is not wet, it is exposed to the face like the above-mentioned hood. , so there is the same problem as the above hood where rain falls directly on the eyes. In addition, when wearing, the state of the face is viewed from the gap around the face which is fastened with the cord and fixed to the hood, and there is a problem of very unsuitable appearance.

Next, as shown in said FIG. 18, in the hood part fastened around the face with a cord, in order to ensure rain protection and visibility to the face, a hood with a brim made of a transparent vinyl material or a plastic sheet Raincoats are also fastened around the face with a cord, so there is an appearance problem when wearing them. Also, depending on the intensity of the rain or the direction of the wind, sometimes the rain blows in from under the eaves and wets important eyes, or rides with squinted eyes. Furthermore, since the rain is shielded away from the eyes, the transparent eaves made of vinyl or plastic capture the adhering water droplets for the line of sight. Therefore, no matter how transparent the eaves are, when the adhering water droplets pass by, the front view will change. Difference.

Next, as shown in Patent Document 1, a hat with a brim, such as a baseball cap for fixing a hood, needs to cover the hat itself deeply so as not to be blown away by the wind. Issues like squished hair, and the inconvenience of carrying a hat with a brim. Furthermore, with respect to Patent Document 2, in order to prevent the hat from getting wet and to cover and fix the hood to the front end of the brim, the left and right visual field is blocked, which is very dangerous. In addition, the waterproof cap for both sunny and rainy days is inconvenient to carry the wet cap after use in addition to the above problems.

Secondly, as for the umbrella-inserting and fixing device installed on the handle part of the bicycle, the state in which the umbrella is opened and fixed during use has exceeded the allowable size of the bicycle load stipulated by law. Umbrellas may come into contact with pedestrians, vehicles, and telephone poles while riding. In addition, most umbrellas also have problems such as obstructing vision and being blown by the wind. They have been banned by the prefecture. In addition, in order to install the umbrella slightly forward, there is a problem that the back of the head or the back is wet, or the handle part must always be attached with a rod-shaped protrusion of about 30 cm.

Next, as shown in FIG. 19 , the plastic rain mask that is worn on the forehead and covers the entire face is used to protect the face from rain, but of course the size of the mask itself also increases. As a result, the appearance is obviously unnatural when worn, and there are inconveniences such as a feeling of pressure covering the entire face, breathing when breathing, and bulky when carrying.

In addition, the goggles used for the eyes in the case of motorcycles etc. are made thick not only to prevent rain or snow, but also to protect the eyes from shocks such as falls, etc. Very solid. Therefore, although it is intended to be used with a motorcycle helmet and worn on the body when skiing or snowboarding, it looks exaggerated when worn while riding a bicycle, and it is not too bulky to carry.

As described above, conventional rain protection measures for the head and eyes include many structures that shield the head from rain, in addition to the face mask that completely covers the face. However, especially when riding a bicycle, it is necessary to pay attention to the rain or snow blowing from the front due to wind or riding speed. The rain measures for the eyes, the portability problem caused by the shape of the rain gear, and the wearing The appearance of fashion, etc., the above items are not enough.

At present, the design, fashion and further portability pursued in various fields cannot meet the needs of users in terms of the rainproof function of the "hood part" of the raincoat, and the problem remains as a raincoat as a whole.

In order to solve such a conventional problem, the present invention aims to ensure the visual field by preventing the rain directly falling on the eyes while realizing the original rainproof function of the hood of a raincoat or the like, and to realize the consideration when wearing Improvements in the appearance and portability of the hooded jacket.

In order to solve the above-mentioned technical problems, the present invention provides a hood including: a hood main body having an opening for exposing a face in front; and a holder for glasses for holding glasses worn on the eyes to The glasses are held inside the upper portion of the opening of the hood main body so as to be detachable.

Here, the "hood" refers to an article covering the head and having an opening to expose the face. It can also be mainly used for collars of jackets and clothing, and items that can be removed from the collars. In addition, "glasses" means general eyeglasses, and what is necessary is just to consist mainly of a lens part, a bridge part, an arm part, etc.. In addition, the lens portion may also be diopter, no diopter, or colored. Among them, there are also glasses with the same shape called "goggles".

The "upper portion" of the opening of the hood body refers to a portion from the forehead of the face to the vicinity of the temples when the hood body is covering the head. In addition, "inner side" of the opening part of the said hood main body means the part which faces the forehead side of the said hood upper part as mentioned above.

In addition, the holding position of the hood holder with respect to the glasses, which means "at least one place that does not obstruct the field of vision" of claim 2 means one of the bridge portions of the glasses and two of the two arm portions of the glasses. any of the three positions of the position, the bridge and the two arms.

In addition, the reason why the spectacle holder of claim 3 is expressed as "surface" is because the spectacle holder has two different functions on the front surface and the back surface. Therefore, one surface is used as the "surface" to indicate the fixing surface of the hood main body and the holder for spectacles, and the "fixed" here means that it is completely fixed to the pocket mainly by sewing or gluing. The inside of the upper part of the opening of the cap body part.

In addition, "removable and detachable" means that the holder for glasses is detachably attached to the hood with respect to the inside of the upper portion of the opening of the hood main body by, for example, a face fastener or the like. The joint portion is detachably fixed.

In addition, the "back surface" of the holder according to claim 4 and the above-mentioned "surface" mean that the hood main body and the fixing surface of the holder for glasses are opposed to each other, and the "back surface" means that the The eyeglass holder is provided with an engaging portion, which can freely adjust and select the fixed position of the one end portion and the other end portion, and retain the eyeglasses detachably. In this case, face fasteners are most suitable.

Moreover, the "jacket with a hood" of Claim 5 means the clothing which has a hood. It is mainly rainproof, windproof, coldproof and sunshade tops, and the hood can also be removed.

In addition, claim 6 shows a separate hood eyeglass holder provided at one end of the surface with a fixing portion that can be attached to the upper portion of the opening of the hood, the separate hood eyeglass holder for attaching to the On the hood of a jacket, etc. without a holder for glasses.

The "1st holding part" of Claim 9 holds the upper part of the said opening part of the said hood main body part in a clip type. The holding position at this time is one or more places that do not block the view of the upper portion of the opening of the hood main body from the forehead to the temples when the hood is covered. Moreover, the said "2nd holding|maintenance part" holds the said glasses in a clip-type like the 1st holding|maintenance part. The holding positions at this time are the bridge portion of the glasses, the two arm portions, from each arm portion of the two lens portions to the upper portion of the bridge portion, and one to multiple locations within the bridge portion and the two arm portions.

Invention effect

As described above, the "hood" of an outer jacket such as a raincoat of the present invention can hold the "glasses" worn on the eyes and securely fixed to the bridge of the nose and both ears by the "holder for glasses" fixed to the inner side of the upper part of the hood. . By keeping the "glasses" that are closest to the eyes, less susceptible to wind resistance, and securely fixed on the inside of the hood, not only does the hood not fall off, but also the upper part of the lens of the glasses is stored inside the front end of the hood, completely preventing the hood from falling off. Rain to the eyes. This eliminates the need for rain to blow into the eyes depending on the direction of the wind and the strength of the rain, as in the conventional eaves, and there is no need to ride while squinting.

Furthermore, with the hard lens portion that is in close contact with the eye, it is possible to see the front from the gap between the adhering water droplets, which is compared with the visual field through the conventional transparent vinyl or plastic eaves provided far away from the eye. , to ensure a good field of view. In addition, since the rain gear for the eyes is glasses, the waterproof effect on the lenses can be further improved by using lenses with water-repellent processing, or using a commercially available water-repellent or anti-fog sprayer for eyeglasses.

With the above-described structure, additional products such as hats with transparent brim or brim, face shields, and fixtures that are detrimental to appearance and bulky to carry are not used on hoods or handlebars of bicycles as in the prior art, and it is possible to ensure good quality. The field of vision is simplified, the rainproof device is simplified, and the appearance when wearing is also clean and neat.

Furthermore, since the holder holds the glasses detachably, the glasses can be removed beforehand when not in use. At this time, since the arms of the glasses can be folded and stored in the pockets of raincoats, etc., compared with the conventional rain masks and rain hats, the portability is the best. If they are often carried in the pockets of raincoats, etc., It also has the effect of preventing forgetting or losing.

In addition, since the glasses used in the glasses holder of the present invention do not need a special shape and can correspond to general glasses, the user can flexibly use commercially available glasses for about 100 yen or hand-held glasses . Therefore, it is possible to select the design and color of the glasses, the compensation function of the lens, flat glasses, sunglasses, etc. according to the convenience of use or one's own preference without spending unnecessary costs.

As described above, by including the eyeglass holder capable of fixing the eyeglasses to the hood of the raincoat or the like of the present invention, it is possible to obtain an effect different from the original function of the eyeglasses at the same time with "a pair of eyeglasses" as "replacement for fixing the pocket" The two functions of "cap pressing object" and "eye protection in rainy weather". In addition, the retainer itself is also fastened to the inside of the hood and is not easily wetted by the rain, and it will not be noticeable if the retainer is of the same material or color as the main body of the hood. Therefore, it is possible to obtain a rainproof effect without impairing the appearance of the hood like the transparent brim portion provided in the conventional hood.

That is, according to the hood of the present invention, it is possible to unify the hood of a raincoat or the like in a rainy day or the posture when wearing it more easily and without a sense of incongruity. When wearing the raincoat of the present invention, it only looks like the user is wearing a hood and glasses. However, in fact, the inner side of the hood has a holder for glasses for fixing the hood and the glasses, so that the hood does not come off and rain or snow does not enter the eyes. Therefore, the existing rainproof function is improved without impairing the stylish appearance, and a "new style of raincoat" such as cycling in rainy weather can be brought.

Next, according to claim 2, using the shape of the glasses, the hood and the glasses can be held without blocking the field of view at bridges, arms, etc. of the glasses, between the eyes, and at both ends of the eyes. Furthermore, since the bridge portion or the arm portion is configured to be higher than the center with respect to the lens portion of the glasses, the hood is held above the line of sight. Thereby, the hood is not obstructed by the line of sight, and a good field of view can be ensured.

In addition, since the hood is held on the bridge or the arm by the holder, the hood can be fixed not on the "face" but on the "eyes". When checking the left and right or the rear, the hood and the eyes are linked together to prevent visibility. It is blocked by the side of the conventional hood. It should be noted that, at this time, by shifting the mounting position of the holder to the upper back side with respect to the front end portion of the hood, a brim portion can be formed at the front end portion of the hood with respect to the forehead. Furthermore, since the bridge portion is held by the holder, the concave gap of the bridge portion of the eyeglasses can be filled with the holder, and the effect of rainproofing the eye area is further increased.

According to claim 3, as long as it is fixed, a reliable fixation can be obtained, and if it is detachable, it can be replaced when the holder deteriorates.

In addition, according to claim 4, by providing an engaging portion such as a face fastener or the like whose fixing position of the holder is freely adjustable and detachable, it is possible to cover the hood on the lens that is aligned with the bridge portion or the arm portion of the eyeglasses The upper way pulls the hood forward and secures it regardless of the shape of the various hoods or glasses. As a result, the glasses are fixed to the inside of the front end of the hood in an overlapping manner, and the hood can be held without a gap between the hood and the glasses. Therefore, rain or snow is blocked by the hood and the lens, and the hood from the head to the eyes is blocked. The lower part of the lens will not get wet. Especially for women, it is very important to reliably block the rain from the head to the eyes. You don’t need to worry about eye makeup breakage when going to work or picking up children. It is very comfortable to ride a bicycle in rainy weather.

In addition, since the holder is securely fixed by the engaging portion such as the face fastener, the hood does not descend downward from the fixed position, and the field of view can be stably secured.

Furthermore, by this engaging portion, the holder when not in use can be closely accommodated inside the hood, so that the appearance of the hood is not affected, and the holder does not become a hindrance. In addition, since the fixing method of the holder is a very simple structure of the engaging portion such as a face fastener, installation is easy, and users from children to the elderly do not have to choose.

In addition, in claim 5, on the producer side of the hooded outerwear, the holder for glasses of the present invention has a simple structure, and can be manufactured from scraps or parts used in the manufacture of raincoats, hooded outerwear, and the like, The rainproof function of the hood and the hooded jacket can be improved at a very low cost by simply attaching the eyeglass holder to the hood main body without changing the design of the clothing main body.

In addition, according to the hood glasses holder of the present invention described in claims 6 to 8, the user can implement the effects of the present invention by himself or herself even in the existing raincoat in which the hood itself does not have a rainproof function.

In addition, since the structure is simple, mass-produced and widely distributed components can be used as the components for the holder main body or the engaging portion, and it is not only cost-effective for the manufacturer, but also has a small and light shape. In terms of shipping and storage, mass production and mass shipment can be carried out regardless of the site. At the same time, these factors are also a big advantage on the seller side.

Furthermore, since the holder shown in claims 6 and 9 does not need to be fixed to the hood main body, it can be attached immediately on the spot, and can be carried with the hood main body and the holder separated when not in use.

According to Claims 2 to 9 of the present invention shown above, the problems of wearing or carrying the conventional hooded outerwear (mainly raincoats) can be solved. In addition, the present invention can be implemented in various ways by the user. Therefore, when choosing a jacket with a hood such as a raincoat, the user does not need to care about the rainproof effect on the head and eyes when wearing it, and can choose the design or function that suits their preferences. things that can expand your options when buying.

Description of drawings

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an example of a raincoat having a holder according to the present invention (Embodiment 1).

FIG. 2 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the holder in the state shown in FIG. 1 .

FIG. 3 is an enlarged perspective view in the process of attaching the holder of FIG. 1 to eyeglasses.

FIG. 4 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the holder in the state shown in FIG. 3 .

Fig. 5 is a front view of a state in which the holder of Fig. 1 has been fixed to the bridge portion of the eyeglasses and the inner side of the upper portion of the hood.

FIG. 6 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the holder in the state shown in FIG. 5 .

Fig. 7 is a state diagram showing an example of the eaves portion when the state shown in Fig. 5 is seen from the side.

8 is a rear view showing a state in which the hood is removed when the glasses are not used.

FIG. 9 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the holder in the state shown in FIG. 8 .

FIG. 10 is an enlarged front view of an example when a hook is used for the engaging portion of the holder in FIG. 2 .

FIG. 11 is an enlarged front view of an example when a button is used for the engaging portion of the holder in FIG. 2 .

FIG. 12 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of an example when the belt portion is used for the engagement portion of the holder in FIG. 2 .

FIG. 13 is an enlarged front view showing an example of another shape of the fixing portion of the holder in FIG. 2 .

FIG. 14 is an enlarged perspective view of an example in which the holding positions of the holders in FIG. 5 are provided in two arm portions.

FIG. 15 is an enlarged front view of an example when an elastic cord is used for the holder in the state of FIG. 14 .

16 is an enlarged front view of an example when a clip type is used for the holder of the present invention.

FIG. 17 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the holder in the state of FIG. 16 .

FIG. 18 is a wearing diagram of an example of a hood of a conventional bicycle raincoat.

FIG. 19 is a diagram showing an example of attaching a rain cover to the hood shown in FIG. 18 .

Detailed ways

Hereinafter, Embodiments 1 to 4 of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 17 .

(Embodiment 1)

In FIG. 1, 1 is a hood main body part, and is an overall schematic diagram showing an example of the jacket main body part 5 in a state where the eyeglass holder 2 of the present invention is fixed to the inner side 1C of the hood opening upper part 1A. In addition, the neck portion 3 is composed of a neck portion 3 capable of adjusting the opening lower portion 1B of the hood main body portion 1 , a collar portion 4 , and a pocket portion 6 . Removed, it is worth noting that the pocket portion 6 carries the glasses 7 used in the present invention.

By holding the glasses 7 on the holder 2 fixed to the upper opening 1A of the hood main body 1, the user can prevent the hood from falling off due to wind when riding a bicycle in rainy weather, etc. The glasses 7 can prevent rain from falling on the eyes.

Here, the main body portion 5 of the outer jacket is mainly a raincoat, and there are raincoats, raincoats, raincoats separated from top to bottom, connection types, and the like. In addition, it may be clothes with a "hood", such as a windbreaker, a jacket, a zip-up jacket, a coat, a hooded sweater, and the like.

Also, materials used for clothing other than rain gear such as coats and hoodies, such as cotton, hemp, acrylic, and rayon, may be used. This also helps with shade, wearing sunglasses in order not to get tanned by the sun at the beach, while wearing a hooded sweater etc.

In addition, the pocket portion 6 provided on the front body of the raincoat 5 can be opened and closed by a surface fastener, a snap button, a button, a fastener, etc., so that the goggles 7 used in the present invention can be always carried, and loss or forgetting can be prevented. . At this time, as an example, if a water-absorbing and quick-drying material is used inside the pocket, water droplets on the goggles 7 that have been wetted will be absorbed, and it will be comfortable to use again.

Next, the glasses 7 at this time include prescription glasses, tinted glasses such as sunglasses, and the like, and are mainly formed of a lens portion 9 , a bridge portion 8 , and an arm portion 10 .

In addition, the "glasses" to be worn on the eyes are generally composed of a frame with a shape closest to the eyes, and are held on the bridge of the nose by the cushion portion of the bridge 8 of the glasses 7 and held on the temples on both sides by the two arms 10 part. Thereby, the glasses 7 are securely fixed to the center and both sides of the face. As a result, the hood 1 held by the glasses 7 can be securely fixed, and the hood can be prevented from falling off.

The hood holder 2 of the present invention has a universal shape and has been widely used for a long time. In recent years, in order to improve the fashionability, the glasses and the hood are fixed, and the appearance when wearing the hood becomes natural. , compact portability, water resistance, convenience, fashion, regardless of men, women and children, can play a wide range of effects around the world.

In addition, glasses are mass-produced and can be obtained for about 100 yen. As rain gear in rainy days, it can be purchased as easily as a vinyl umbrella, and it can be kept at a lower cost than existing rain gear.

In addition, as the characteristics of the glasses 7, they can be washed with water, and the lenses 9 can be provided with water repellency or anti-fogging properties, so that the rain removal effect can be improved and continued. Moreover, the glasses themselves have a rich range of choices in terms of use and design, and the improvement of fashion is also a feature that has not been seen in rain gear so far.

Plus, with the shape that fits closest to the eyes, it won't get blown or blown away like a hat or mask would. In addition, it does not cover the nose like a mask that covers the entire face, so breathing is smooth and there is no pressure. Furthermore, since it is very compact, it is also excellent in portability. In addition, the shape and size of the hood, the width of the bridge portion 8 of the glasses 7, or the height from the bottom of the bridge portion 8 to the upper portion of the lens are approximately universal dimensions, and can be implemented in various hooded jackets around the world. Effects of the holder of the present invention.

In addition, in terms of safety, most of the runners in the road race known as the Tour de France (mainly with bicycles riding on paved roads and competing for time) wear helmets and sunglasses and other glasses in rainy races. It is approved for use in public competitions, so it can be said that the stability and safety of the field of vision are also guaranteed when worn in rainy days.

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing the state of FIG. 1 . The front end 2A of the holder 2 is fixed to the central inner side 1E of the upper hood opening 1A slightly above the front end with respect to the hood main body 1 by sewing or bonding. By mounting the holder upward from the front end of the hood toward the top of the head, a space can be formed between the front end of the hood upper part 1A and the fixing part of the eyeglasses, and this space becomes the brim 1D, and it is possible to reduce the risk of falling on the lens. Ministry of rain.

In addition, the loop portion of the face fastener is fixed to one end portion 2B of the back surface of the holder 2 by sewing or bonding, and the hook portion of the face fastener is fixed to the other end portion 2C of the back surface by sewing or bonding. The shape of the frame portion and the like can be freely adjusted and detachably fixed to each other at fixed positions. With this engaging portion, when the holder 2 is not in use, the holder 2 can be closely fixed to each other and stored in the hood inner 1C, so the holder does not become a hindrance. In addition, in this case, the engaging portion may be a snap button, a hook, a magnet, a clip, a button, a belt portion, or the like, in addition to the surface fastener.

In addition, when attaching the holder 2 of the present invention to a conventional raincoat, the user fixes the holder 2 of the present invention for holding the bridge portion 8 of the glasses to the pocket, as in FIGS. 1 and 2 . The center inner side 1F of the upper part of the opening part of the cap main body 1 . Alternatively, the two arm portions 10 of the glasses 7 shown in FIG. 14 are fixed to the inner side 1F of the hood main body portion 1 . Alternatively, it could be both.

At this time, it is necessary for the front end portion 2A of the holder 2 to be a fixing portion that can be easily attached to the main body by the user. For example, adhesives such as adhesives or instant adhesives or strong double-sided tapes can be used, and parts fixed by heat such as an electric iron or removable surface fasteners can also be used. It should be noted that, as shown in FIG. 2 , engaging portions such as surface fasteners are previously fixed to the back surface 2B by sewing, bonding, or the like. These may also be detachably fixed to each other as described above. In addition, if the holder 2 is supposed to be exposed to rain at this time, it is preferable to use the same material as the jacket or hood, mainly nylon, polyester, polyurethane, etc., which are many materials for raincoats. With the individual holder of the present invention, the weatherproof measures of the present invention can be implemented using various hooded clothing such as conventional raincoats.

3 is a diagram showing the process of holding the glasses 7 attached to the eyes by the holder 2 having the engaging portions 2B and 2C described above, and the holder 2 is held by the bridge portion of the glasses 7 while being wound from the front 8. The user first puts on the raincoat, then pulls the open upper part of the hood forward, and wraps the holder fixed to the central part around the bridge part of the glasses. If the glasses are just put on the eyes, the hood will naturally cover the head.

4 is a cross-sectional view showing the state at this time, and is a view in the process of being fixed by the user's finger 11 toward the back surface 2C of the holder 2 fixed to the upper center inner side 1C of the hood main body 1 .

FIG. 5 shows that after the bridge 8 of the glasses is held by the holder 2 fixed to the hood main body 1 so as not to obstruct the field of view from the front of the glabella, the inner side 1C of the hood upper 1A, the holder 2 A perspective view of a state in which the one end portion 2B and the other end portion 2C are tightly joined to each other by the face fastener, the arm portion 10 of the glasses 7 is held at the ear portion, and the glasses 7 are worn on the eyes.

At this time, since the holder 2 is held by the bridge portion 8 of the glasses 7, the upper portion 9A of the both lens portions 9 of the glasses 7 is slightly accommodated inside the hood on the inner side 1C of the upper hood 1A, so that the hood 1 and the glasses are rained down by the hood 1 and the glasses. The two lens parts 9 are shielded, from the head to the lower part 9B of the lens will not be wet by rain. If the lens part is larger, the rain protection range for the eyes will be wider.

In addition, the holder 2 is held by the bridge portion 8 located between the eyes, not only does not obstruct the field of vision, but also when the hood and glasses are fixed, the bridge portion is located above the eye portion that does not block the line of sight due to the structure of the glasses , It is securely fixed by surface fasteners, etc., therefore, the upper part of the lens is slightly placed inside the hood, and the rainproof effect is reliably obtained, and the hood does not fall into the field of view at the same time. Therefore, a good field of view can be ensured. Furthermore, since the bridge portion is sandwiched by the two lens portions, there is also an advantage that the bridge portion is securely fixed without being displaced to the left and right.

In addition, since the holder 2 is fixed to the hood opening upper part 1A and the hood opening lower part 1B is fixed to the neck 3 , it plays an auxiliary role in reducing the resistance of wind to the opening part of the hood main body part 1 , and can further improve the prevention of pockets. Cap off effect.

FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view showing the state at this time.

FIG. 7 is a view of the state shown in FIG. 5 captured from the front side. It can be seen that the holder 2 is fixed to the center portion 1E above the inner side 1C of the upper opening 1A of the hood body 1 by sewing or bonding, and a brim portion 1D is slightly formed at the front end of the hood body 1 . Thereby, the rain which directly falls on the lens part 9 of the glasses 7 can be reduced.

8 is a rear view when the glasses 7 are removed from the hood main body 1 and the hood is taken off, the holder is accommodated in the inner side 1C of the hood main body 1 , and the holder is not seen from the surface of the hood main body 1 Piece 2, it can be seen that there is no damage to the appearance of the hood. FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view showing a state at this time. The surface fasteners 2B and 2C of the holder 2 fixed to the engaging portion by sewing or bonding are tightly coupled and adjusted so as to be accommodated in the inside 1C of the hood. Fixed, not only the appearance of the hood, but also the inside of the hood is not conspicuous and does not become an obstacle.

FIGS. 10 to 12 are enlarged front views showing an example when another engaging portion is provided at one end portion and the other end portion of the holder 2 . Other than that, any engaging portion such as a hook or a magnet may be detachable. 10 shows a plurality of engaging portions fixed by sewing or the like for passing through the concave portion of the snap button on one end portion 2D and the protrusion of the snap button on the other end portion 2E of the back of the holder 2 on the inside of the hood 1C The part is adjustably fixed.

In FIG. 11, on the inside 1C of the hood, a button is fixed to one end portion 2F of the back surface of the holder 2 by sewing or the like, and a plurality of button holes are provided in the other end portion 2G to adjustably fix the engaging portion of the holder 2. .

In FIG. 12 , on the inside 1C of the hood, the holder 2 is made of a non-slip material such as silicon, rubber, or leather, and the other end is provided at one end of the belt portion 2H fixed to the inside 1C of the hood body 1 . The way the fixing part slides in is adjustably fixed. It should be noted that, in the case of the belt portion 2H, due to the structure that allows one end portion to pass through the loop, there is no restriction, and even a thin shape can be fixed.

FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of another shape of the surface fixing portion 2A of the holder 2 with respect to the inner side 1C of the hood main body portion 1 . By increasing the joint surface of the holder 2 with respect to the hood main body portion 1 and setting the lateral width to be wider, the fixing portion with respect to the hood main body portion 1 is further strengthened.

(Embodiment 2)

FIG. 14 shows a state at the time of attachment when the arm portion 10 of the glasses is held on the inner side 1F of the hood main body portion 1 . Thereby, the hood is fixed to the eyes at two places without obstructing the field of vision. Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 5 , by fixing the two arm portions after fixing the bridge portion, the hood is fixed to three parts of the face, and the hood body portion 1 can be more firmly fixed.

Fig. 15 shows that the holder 2 shown in Fig. 14 uses elastic cords such as rubber, and is fixed to the inner side 1C of the hood by sewing or the like in a loop shape, and it can be performed by simply passing the two arms of the glasses 7 into the loops. fixed. If the holder 2 is an elastic cord such as rubber, it can correspond to the thickness and the like of the arm portion 10 of the glasses. In addition to rubber, silicon, rubber materials, or the like may be used.

(Embodiment 3)

FIG. 16 is a wearing view showing an example of another form of the hood eyeglass holder 2 including the first holding portion 20 for sandwiching the hood main body portion 1 by a clip 22 The outer and inner sides of the upper part of the hood are thus clamped and held; and the second holding part 21, a connecting part 23 is provided on the back side of the first holding part 20, and the front end thereof is clamped and held by a clip 22 The front and the back of the lens portion 9A of the glasses 7 . The holder 2 can be completely removed from the hood main body 1 when not in use by forming the holder for the hood 1 and the glasses 7 into a clip type, instead of fixing the holder 2 to the hood.

17 is a cross-sectional view of FIG. 16 , the first holding part 20 is an example of a clip type 22 , and when both ends of the lower part are pressed with fingers, the upper part is opened so that the hood 1 can be clipped. In addition, the upper part of the second holding part 21 is opened downward when pressed with a finger, and is an example of a clip type 22 capable of sandwiching and fixing the front and back surfaces of the lens parts 9A of the glasses 7 . In this case, the holding parts 20 and 21 may be made of silicon or rubber, which can be fixed without sliding without damaging the hood or the lens.

Furthermore, in order to form the brim portion 1D at the connecting portion 23 when the first holding portion 20 holds the upper portion of the hood 1 and the second holding portion 21 is held on the inside of the hood 1C, the first holding portion 20 and the second holding portion are A slight distance is provided between the connecting portions 23 of the wire or metal of the 21 . In addition, the shape of the first holding portion 20 only needs to hold the upper portion of the hood 1 , and the shape of the holding portion 20 may be a shape that is held separately above the lens portion 9 of the eyeglasses. In addition, the second holding portion 21 can hold the bridge portion 8 of the glasses 7 .

From the above, compared to conventional raincoats that do not have a rainproof function in the hood itself, as shown in an example of the holder 2 of the present invention, the effects of the present invention can also be achieved through various embodiments, and the user can also By choosing a raincoat that suits your preferences, such as design or functionality, you can expand your options at the time of purchase.

In addition, on the manufacturer's side, the outerwear including the hood glasses holder and the hood with the holder of the present invention has a simple structure and is easy to install, and the holder can be produced by scraps or parts when the outerwear is manufactured. Since it is manufactured, improvements to our products can also be implemented at very low cost. Furthermore, when the holder alone is used, the shape is very small and the weight is light, which is suitable for mass production, and is also excellent in distribution, storage, and the like. Given the need for these advantages and raincoats all over the world, in hooded outerwear around the world, existing inconveniences were resolved and a "new hooded style" was constructed.

Industrial Applicability

Since the hood of the raincoat or the like will not be blown off by the wind, the present invention can prevent the eyes from being wetted by the rain, so it is beneficial in the fields of rain gear and the like.

Description of reference numerals

1 Hood main body

1A Upper hood opening

1B Lower hood opening

1C Inside of hood

1D Eaves

1E Holder fixing part

1F Fixing part for arm holding

2 glasses holder

2A Holder surface fixing part

2B Retainer back engaging part (face fastener ring part)

2C Retainer back engaging part (face fastener hook part)

2D holder back engaging part (snap recess)

2E Rear engagement part of holder (snap protrusion)

2F Holder back engaging part (button part)

2G holder back engaging part (button hole part)

2E Rear engagement part of holder (belt part)

3 neck

4 collar

5 The main body of the raincoat

6 pockets

7 glasses

8 Bridge

9 Lenses

10 Arms

11 Back of the head

12 fingers

20 The first holding department

21 Second holding section

22 clip-on

23 Connections.

Claims (3)

1. A hood, comprising:

a hood main body portion having an opening portion for exposing a face on a front surface; and

a band-shaped or string-shaped holder for holding a bridge portion of eyeglasses, which are worn on the eyes, so that the upper portion of a lens portion is received inside the upper portion of the opening, the bridge portion and the arm portion being held by the bridge of the nose and the ears,

the eyeglass holder has one end portion fixed to or detachably attached to the inside of the upper portion of the opening of the body portion, and holds the holder in the bridge portion by being wound in a ring shape, and detachably engages the one end portion with the other end portion at the back surface.

2. A hood, which is characterized in that,

the eyeglasses are worn on the eye portions, have lens portions, bridge portions, and the arm portions, and are held by the nose bridge and the ears.

3. A jacket, characterized by comprising a hood according to claim 1 or 2.

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