JPS6129690Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a jacket that can be used as a vest by folding the sleeves and allowing the sleeves to be stored in and pulled out from pockets provided on the inner surface of the shoulders.

Conventionally, outerwear that can be used as a vest has been made by using slide fasteners or velvet fasteners or male and female hook buttons that engage with each other on the sleeve attachments and sleeve openings to make the sleeves detachable from the main body of the outerwear, making it a vest. They used to wear it as a jacket, but to make it into a vest, the sleeves are removed from the jacket and stored in a storage compartment on the inside of the back body, so when worn, it becomes bulky and tight around the waist, making it difficult to wear. Not only was it uncomfortable, but it also lacked a stylish appearance, and the bulge in the storage compartment became a nuisance and was dangerous, especially when skiing, where you move your hips a lot.

The present invention eliminates these drawbacks, and allows the sleeves to be stylishly stored in the shoulder pockets without removing them from the main body of the jacket, making it a vest. It doesn't feel strange at times, and the sleeves stored in the pockets serve as shoulder pads, so it is especially suitable for skiing, hiking, etc.
This provides a jacket suitable for fishing, etc.

To explain the drawings showing the embodiments, 1 is mainly a jacket for sports such as skiing, hiking, fishing, etc., and leisure wear, and the outer material 2a and the lining 2b of the shoulder part 2 are shown.
A pocket 4 for storing the sleeve 3 is formed in the space from the upper part of the front surface of the shoulder part to the upper part of the rear part. Reference numeral 5 denotes an opening provided at one end of the pocket 4, which is vertically elongated and runs approximately parallel to the upper curved portion of the sleeve cutout 6 from the front side of the shoulder to the back side and reaches the middle of the sleeve cutout 6. 7 is a fastener for opening and closing the opening 5. Reference numeral 8 refers to the base of the sleeve where the upper part of the sleeve 3 is curved, and the upper half thereof is sewn to the inner surface of one side of the pocket 4 along the opening 5 of the pocket 4, and the lower half is not sewn and is left free. A locking device 9 such as a female hook is attached to the periphery. Reference numeral 10 denotes a locking device such as a male hook attached to the lower end periphery of the sleeve cutout portion 6, which is attached to a position corresponding to the female hook locking device 9 and is engaged and released.

In order to use the jacket formed in this way as a vest, a male hook fastening tool 1 is attached to the lower edge of the sleeve cutout 6.
Remove the female hook locking tool 9 of the sleeve base 8 that locks with the sleeve base 8, fold the sleeve one by one starting from the end as shown in FIG. It is for storage. When the bag is completely stored, the sleeves 3 are completely hidden by closing the fastener 7 of the opening 5, forming a vest. To use it as a jacket, open the closed fastener 7, pull out the folded sleeve 3 stored in the pocket 4 from the opening 5, and insert the female hook 9 at the sleeve base 8 into the sleeve opening. It is only necessary to lock it with the male hook locking tool 10 of No. 6.

In the present invention, a pocket 4 for storing a sleeve 3 is formed on the inner surface of the shoulder part 2 of the main body of the jacket 1 from the upper part of the front surface of the shoulder part to the upper part of the rear part, and an opening is formed at one side end of the pocket 4 by a fastener 7. 5, the upper half of the sleeve base 8 is sewn to the inner upper surface of the pocket 4, the lower half is left free, and a locking tool 9 is attached to the inner peripheral edge.
The locking tool 1 attached to the lower end of the armhole 6
Since it is related to a jacket that is locked with 0,
Since the sleeves 3 are stored in the pockets 4 of the shoulder part 2 without being removed from the jacket body 1, it can easily be made into a vest, and even when worn as a jacket, the sleeves 3 can be attached to the sleeve openings 6 one by one as in conventional products. Since the sleeve 3 can be pulled out from the opening 5 of the pocket 4 without any hassle, it can be quickly converted into a jacket. Furthermore, the sleeve part 3 stored in the pocket 4 is stored from the upper part of the front of the shoulder to the upper part of the back, so it serves as a shoulder pad, and can be used to carry a backpack or carry a bag containing skis, fishing rods, etc. Since no load is placed directly on your shoulders, your shoulders will not be damaged. Therefore, it can be carried for long periods of time, such as hiking,
Ideal as a jacket for skiing, fishing, etc. Further, even when the sleeve portion 3 is stored in the pocket 4, the shoulder portion 2 does not become bulky and does not feel strange when worn.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention: Figure 1 is a front view when worn as a jacket, Figure 2 is a front view when worn as a vest, Figure 3 is a back view, and Figure 4 is a jacket with sleeves. Figure 5 is a partially enlarged view of the root part, Figure 5 is a partially enlarged view of the sleeves folded, Figure 6 is a partially cutaway view of the vest, and Figure 7 is a sectional view of the main parts of the vest. , FIG. 8 is a simplified longitudinal sectional view of the shoulder. 1... Jacket main body, 2... Shoulders, 3... Sleeves, 4...
...Pocket, 5...Opening, 6...Sleeve opening, 8
... Base of sleeve, 9, 10 ... Locking tool.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A pocket 4 is provided on the inner surface of the shoulder section 2 of the main body of the jacket 1, from the upper part of the front of the shoulder part to the upper part of the rear part, for storing the sleeve 3.
A fastener 7 is formed at one end of the pocket 4.
The upper half of the sleeve base 8 is sewn to the inner upper surface of the pocket 4, and the lower half is left free. A locking tool 9 is attached to the inner peripheral edge of the opening 5, and the lower end of the armhole 6 is sewn. A jacket that is locked with a locking tool 10 that is attached.