JP2002272588A - Hanger - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To freely hold a hanger locking clothes by hooking it on the arm or the elbow or the like, to surely lock a skirt other than a jacket and trousers to one hanger and to prevent the locked jacket and suit from sliding down. SOLUTION: A hook member 4 is attached and formed at the center of the peak part 2 of the body of this hanger 1 so as to be freely erected. Further, a ring-like body is formed by pulling out the center part of an arm hooking member 5 composed of a band body from pull-out ports 2a formed with an interval on both sides of the peak part 2 of the body of the hanger 1 and it is turned to the arm hooking part to be locked to the arm part or elbow part of a user. Also, hook members 8 for locking the skirt are formed together with trouser fixing members 7 on a bar member 6 connecting both end parts of clothes locking parts 3 connected on both sides of the peak part 2 of the body of the hanger 1. Also, on the clothes locking parts, nonskid parts 9 are formed so as to surely lock the jacket and the suit, etc.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention can be used not only as a normal hanger in a home or the like, but also when carrying a suitbag containing clothes purchased at a department store or a specialty store. Can be carried on an arm, so it is possible to carry multiple luggage, and it is excellent in portability.When clothes are locked, a single hanger with pants, skirt, jacket and suit It can be locked in order and securely, and in the suits, jackets, etc. that are locked to the hanger body, it is securely and firmly locked to the clothes locking part of the hanger without slipping down. About hanger which devised as much as possible.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A conventional hanger disposed in a suit bag is mainly made of synthetic resin, and has a generally oval-shaped handle integrally and fixedly formed on the top of a usual hanger. The hook member is disposed in the section so as to be freely stored. In addition, clothes such as a suit hung on a hanger are stored in the suit bag, and when the suit bag is carried around, the handle portion of the hanger is exposed from the upper end of the suit bag and is gripped. In addition, the jacket and suit that are locked to the hanger do not slip down, so they are always locked in an orderly and ideal form, and even a single hanger can be locked to the skirt other than the pants. There was no hanger that devised that it was.

[0003]

In the above-mentioned conventional suit bag hanger, the fixed handle is easy to grasp, while the fixed handle is used for other than grasping with fingers. Not be able to hold the shopping bag on the arm or elbow and grasp other luggage even if there is another luggage, and one hand is occupied by the handle of the hanger. Had to be forced.

Further, the above-mentioned conventional hanger has a structure in which a large-diameter handle portion is interposed between a clothes locking portion of a normal hanger and a hook member. The vertical length up to the locking part is required to be several cm longer than the normal hanger, which means that if you lock long clothes on the hanger and hang it on a pole etc. There was also a risk that the lower part of the clothes might be rubbed, which was also unusable.

[0005] In addition, even in the case of a suit or jacket that has been locked once, it may slip down gradually and eventually fall, and even in the case of a skirt or the like, it can be easily and reliably hung on a hanger. Due to the lack of means, they often got stuck in places that were just around the corner, and lost their shape, and often attached dust and dirt.

Therefore, according to the present invention, when the clothes are stored and carried, not only can the handle of the hanger be gripped by fingers, but also it can be freely held such that it is hung on an arm or elbow. In particular, in the present invention, in order to solve all the drawbacks of this type of conventional hanger, an arm hanging member is used when pulling out an arm hanging member for hanging on an arm or elbow when carrying a suit back or when using a hook member at home. At the time of storing, while devising so that this arm hanging member can be pulled out or stored in an orderly and smooth manner and quickly, and when using the hook member as a normal hanger at the time of using the arm hanging member or at home. Provide a hanger that is devised so that there is no danger of the arm hanging member coming into contact with clothing, etc. A first object to.

A second object of the present invention is to enable a skirt to be easily and steadily locked on a single hanger together with a jacket, and a jacket, a suit, etc. once locked on a hanger body. An object of the present invention is to provide a hanger that does not cause an unexpected situation such as falling down and falling.

[0008]

In order to achieve the above object, the hanger of the present invention has a book member attached to the center of the top of the hanger body so as to be able to stand upright. A ring-shaped body is formed by pulling out from a draw-out opening formed at intervals on both sides of the top of the hanger body, and this is used as an arm hook that is locked to the arm or elbow of the user. A skirt locking hook member is formed together with a pants locking portion on the bar member connecting both ends of the clothes locking portion connected to both sides, and a jacket, a suit and the like are securely locked on the clothes locking portion. It is characterized by forming a non-slip portion as much as possible.

[0009] Further, the non-slip portion may be characterized by comprising a large number of slits formed in a portion which comes into contact with the clothes.

[0010]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes a hanger, which comprises a top portion 2 and clothes engaging portions 3 and 3 which are connected to the left and right direction of the top portion 2 and abut the inside of the clothes. Reference numeral 4 denotes a hook member formed on the top of the hanger 1 so as to be freely erected.

Reference numeral 5 designates an arm-holding member consisting of a band which is hung on the arm or elbow of the hanger carrier, and may have any shape such as a band or a string. A belt made of synthetic resin such as polypropylene is used. Stoppers 5a, 5a are formed at both ends of the arm hanging member 5. And this arm hanging member 5
, The two end portions are formed with left and right outlets 2a. It is inserted from 2a and is housed so as to be drawn out and housed in an arm hooking member housing part formed of a groove (not shown) formed on one of the front and rear surfaces of the clothes locking parts 3, 3 of the hanger 1.

Then, as shown in FIG.
By pulling out the central portion of the arm hook member 5 from 2a, an arm hook portion formed of a ring-shaped body can be quickly and easily formed. At this time, the arm hanging member 5 does not come out of the outlets 2a, 2a formed in the top 2 of the hanger 1 by the action of the stopper portions 5a, 5a of the arm hanging member 5.

When used as a normal hanger in a home or the like, the arm hanging member 5 is urged toward the clothes engaging portions 3 and 3 of the hanger 1 so that both end portions of the arm hanging member 5 are smooth and smooth. Quickly arm-holding member storage sections 3a, 3
a, only the central part of the arm hanging member 5 is
It will be located on the top surface of the top 2 of the hanger 1.

Then, the hook member 4 is rotated upward to be locked at a required hook locking portion in a house or the like. The clothes locked by the clothes locking portions 3 are the top of the hanger 1. Since there is no contact with the arm hanging member 5 which is arranged only on the upper surface of the clothes 2, the presence of the arm hanging member 5 does not cause the clothing to lose its shape at all. Of course, even when the arm hanging member 5 is pulled out and used for carrying, according to the above-described structure of the arm hanging member of the present invention, it does not come into contact with clothes at all, and similarly there is no possibility of causing a shape loss.

Reference numeral 6 denotes a bar member for connecting the both ends of the clothes engaging portions 3 and 3. A trouser stopper member 7 is formed at the upper portion for orderly locking and fixing the trousers. A skirt locking hook member 8 for locking a hookable portion such as the above is formed. Numeral 9 denotes a non-slip portion formed around a portion of the jackets, the suits and the like of the clothing locking portions 3 and 3 which abut and lock the inside of the shoulder, and is formed by a large number of slits in this embodiment. This slit is securely in contact with the jacket and the suit, and prevents the jacket and the suit from slipping and falling completely.

[0016]

As described in detail above, according to the hanger of the present invention, besides being able to be used as a so-called ordinary hanger, it can be used when carrying a suit bag containing clothes purchased at department stores or specialty stores. It is possible to carry multiple pieces of luggage without having to occupy the handle part of the hanger, such as carrying the arm or arm on the arm or elbow, which is not possible with the conventional hanger for suit bags. Of course, it is possible to hold the arm hanging member on the top surface of the hanger at all times, and other than the center portion located on the top surface of the hanger even when the arm hanging member is not used. Since the part of the arm is stored in the arm-hook member storage part formed in the clothes-locking part of the hanger, there is no contact with the clothes hung on the hanger, and There is not afraid at all, such as cause of the original shape of the garment, which is applied to the hanger.

Further, according to the present invention, not only the pants but also the skirt, which tends to be left in a very close place because there are few means for securely engaging the trousers as well as the trousers on one hanger. The book hangers can be organized and stored securely and orderly. Also, the present invention can be applied to clothing that cannot be accommodated unless a hanger made of a hard material having a relatively large diameter and a weight such as a jacket, a suit, and an oversize, which is inherently quite large and does not bend. In the case of, the non-slip processing is applied to the clothing abutment part, so even if it is a lightweight plastic hanger, it will not slip down when locking the jacket and suit. It can be suspended and stored in an orderly form at all times.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a hanger of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side view of the hanger of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Hanger 2 Top part 2a Pull-out opening 3 Clothes locking part 4 Hook member 5 Arm hanging member 5a Stopper part 6 Bar member 7 Trouser stopping member 8 Skirt locking hook member 9 Non-slip part

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A book member is attached to the center of the top of the hanger body so as to be able to stand upright, and a center portion of an arm hook member composed of a band body is pulled out from a drawer formed at intervals on both sides of the top of the hanger body. By forming a ring-shaped body by this, the arm member to be locked to the arm or elbow of the user, and a bar member that connects both ends of the clothes locking portion connected to both sides of the top of the hanger body A hanger comprising a skirt locking hook member together with a pants locking portion, and a non-slip portion formed on the clothing locking portion so as to securely lock a jacket, a suit or the like. 2. The hanger according to claim 1, wherein the non-slip portion comprises a number of slits formed in a portion that comes into contact with the clothes.