ES1295633U - Hat for holding objects (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Hat (1) for holding objects, characterized in that it incorporates two pompoms (2) on the external side faces thereof, at the level or height of the user's ears, by means of joining means. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Hat for holding objects

Technical sector

The present invention refers to a hat (1) for holding objects, characterized in that it incorporates two lateral pompoms (2) attached to it on its external lateral faces at the level or height of the user's ears, in such a way that an object such as , for example, a mouth-nasal mask (6), through its elastic straps (7), (Figures 10 and 11), the cable (10) of a headset (Figure 12), glasses, either for viewing, sun or eye protection (11), through its temples (12) (Figure 13), a pencil (13) (Figure 14), etc., can be attached to the pom-poms instead of the user's ears.

The pompoms (2) are attached to the cap (1), made of wool or any other natural or synthetic fabric, occurs between the internal face of these and the external face of the cap (1) in the previously described area, either directly through the final body part of the hat (1), or outside the fold or terminal fold (3) that some hats present (Figures 1, 3, 11 and 14), thus leaving each pompom (2) attached to both it and the rest of the body of the cap (1).

Said union can be practiced permanently through a seam, staples, or glue for tissues or another suitable for that purpose, or non-permanently by using one (Figures 4 and 5) or more brackets (Figures 6 and 7 ) for each side, that is, by joining the female (4) and male (5) pieces that are sewn to the two elements that make up the utility model, that is, to the cap (1) and to the pompoms (2 ), respectively, and paired, or vice versa, that is, to the pom-poms (2) the female piece (4) and to the cap (1) the male piece (5).

Otherwise, the non-permanent fixed connection can be made by using a button (6) sewn to the inside of each pompom (2) that fits into a buttonhole (7) carved on each side of the hat (1), being able to use a single large button (6) (Figure 8) for each pompom (2), sewn centrally on the inside of each pompom, or more than one smaller button (6) (Figure 9) which, in this case , are paired with the buttonholes (7) carved on each of the side faces of the hat (1).

state of the art

The hats (1) for covering the head incorporate, in some cases, a pompom (2) in the upper part as an ornament or, even, in other cases, two pompoms (2) next to it, that is, in the upper part of the hat, not having, in this position, any technical function, that is, only decorative. Therefore, the position of the pompoms (2), either added and leaving the upper one in its decorative position or unique in these positions at the level of the user's ears, which are covered by the hat (1), create a model utility through the union of the three elements, that is, a hat (1) and two pompoms (2) with which an advantage is obtained that they would not have separately: the fastening of different objects to the hat (1) through or on the pom-poms (2), thus ensuring that the user's ears do not suffer directly and that, moreover, it is not necessary to remove the cap (1) from the head to place and remove objects that are sometimes placed in the ears.

This invention therefore presents a novelty as it is not included in the state of the art and is capable of industrial activity within the textile sector.

Explanation of the invention

Therefore, the following invention has the task of presenting a hat (1) that, in addition to protecting from the cold, guarantees that it can incorporate other elements whose temporary removal can be done without having to remove it from the head, in addition to allowing rest. of the auricular pavilions as a fastening zone of the same.

In this way, the union of three objects (two equal, that is, the two pompoms (2)), of different uses give rise to a third or composition of greater utility and functionality, thus resulting in a technical advantage of the invention.

The task is solved by joining the hat (1) on its external side faces of two side pompoms (2) at the height or level where the user's ears are hidden, joined to the hat (1) on its internal side faces.

Due to the fact that certain hats (Figures 1, 3, 11 and 14) present a folding or terminal fold at the end (3), for these models the pom-poms are attached both to this and to the rest of the body of the hat (1).

In relation to the union of the three elements (two equal, that is, the two pompoms (2)), this can be:

1) Permanent union from the cap (1) to the internal face of each pompom (2) by means of one or more seams, one or more staples or one or more points of textile glue or another suitable for that purpose.

2) Non-permanent union by using one or more brackets through its female (4) and male (5) pieces sewn to the cap (1) on its external lateral faces and to each pompom (2) on its internal faces, respectively (Figure 4), or, male piece (5) sewn to the hat (1) and female piece (4) sewn to the pompom (2) (Figure 5). In another way, the non-permanent fixed connection can be made with one or more buttons (6) sewn to the inside of each pompom (2) that are matched with the buttonholes (7) that are cut into the hat.

Being possible a solid connection with a single bracket (Figure 4) or button (Figure 8) for each pompom, in this case a large diameter bracket is preferable, for example, 2 centimeters, although two or more brackets can be used ( Figures 6 and 7) or two or more buttons of smaller diameter (Figure 9).

Brief description of the drawings

The following numberings, common to all Figures, are indicated:

1 Cap.

2 pom poms.

3 Fold or terminal fold of the cap.

4 Female part of the bracket.

5 Male part of the bracket.

6 button.

7 Hopefully.

8 Oral-nasal mask.

9 Oral-nasal mask straps.

10 Handset cord.

11 Eye protection glasses.

12 Temples of the glasses.

13 pencil.

Figure 1 shows the front view of a hat (1) with a fold or terminal fold (3) with the pom-poms (2) joined laterally at the level of the ears.

Figure 2 shows the front view of a hat (1) without folding or terminal fold (3) with the pom-poms (2) laterally attached to the hat at the level of the ears.

Figure 3 shows the side view of a hat (1) with a fold or terminal fold (3) with the pom-poms (2) attached laterally to the hat at the level of the ears.

Figure 4 shows the side view of a hat (1) without folding or terminal fold (3) with the female part (4) of the bracket sewn to its external lateral face and the image of one of the pompoms (2) seen from its internal face where the male piece (5) of the bracket is centrally sewn.

Figure 5 shows the side view of a hat (1) without folding or terminal fold (3) with the male part (5) of the bracket sewn to its external lateral face and the image of one of the pompoms (2) seen from its internal face where the female piece (4) of the bracket is centrally sewn to it.

Figure 6 shows the side view of a hat (1) without folding or terminal fold (3) with the female parts (4) of two smaller brackets sewn to its external side face and the image of one of the pompoms (2 ) where the male parts (5) of the brackets are sewn to it, on its internal face and separated. In this case, the female pieces that remain sewn to the cap are on the same line, one in the upper position and the other in the lower position.

Figure 7 shows the side view of a hat (1) without folding or terminal fold (3) with the female parts (4) of two smaller brackets sewn to its external side face and the image of one of the pompoms (2 ) where the male parts (5) of the brackets are sewn to it, on its internal face and separated. In this case, the female pieces that remain sewn to the hat are sewn on the same line but one in an anterior position and the other in a posterior position. In the case of the parts of the brackets that are sewn to the pompoms (2), a single way is valid both for what is described in this figure and in the previous one, since it is a matter of turning the pompom (2) to face it with the other parts of the bracket that are sewn to the hat (1).

Figure 8 shows the side view of a hat (1) without folding or terminal fold (3) with a buttonhole (7) carved on its external side face where the large button (6) fits, which is sewn centrally to the internal face of the cap. one of the pompoms (2).

Figure 9 shows the side view of a hat (1) without folding or terminal fold (3) with two buttonholes (7) carved on its external side face where two buttons (6) smaller than the one in figure 8 that fit. They are sewn to the inside of one of the pompoms (2) and in pairs to each buttonhole (7).

Figure 10 shows the frontal image of a user with the utility model of this description, where it has been used to fasten an oral-nasal mask (8) to the pompoms (2) of the cap (1), in this case without folding or terminal folding (3) through the elastic bands (9) of the latter.

Figure 11 shows the side image of a user with the utility model of this description, where it has been used to fasten a mouth-nasal mask (8) to the pompoms (2) of the cap (1), in in this case with fold or terminal folding (3), through the elastic straps (9) of the latter.

Figure 12 shows the frontal image of a user with the utility model of this description where it has been used to fasten the cable (10) of an earphone, in this case, the one on the left side, to the pompom (2 ) on that side, so that you can temporarily hear outside sound at the same time and keep it in that position until you insert the earpiece back into your ear.

Figure 13 shows the frontal image of a user with the utility model of this description where it has been used to fasten eye protection glasses (11) to the pompoms (2) that are attached to the cap (1). , in this case, without folding or terminal folding (3), through the sideburns (12) of the latter, which rest between the cap (1) and each of the pom-poms (2) on each side.

Figure 14 shows the side image of a user with the utility model of this description, where it has been used to fasten two pens (13) to the pompoms (2) of the cap (1), in this case with folding or terminal fold (3) and where one of the pencils (13) is between the hat (1) and the pompom (2) resting, either on a bracket, button, staple or upper sewing or glue point and the another pencil passes between the external face of the hat and the internal face of the pom-pom through the separation gap that exists between the upper bracket, button, seam or glue point and the identical lower one, where it rests.

Detailed explanation of an embodiment of the invention

We describe the explanation of a preferred embodiment, the simplest, that is, the permanent fixed connection of the pom-poms (2) to the cap (1) by means of one or several seams.

In this case, on a cap (1) already made and with two pompoms (2), also already made, it is only necessary to join both elements by means of a seam, which would start on the inside of the cap, covering it and each pompom. of the corresponding side by the internal face of the same. The single seam in the central position (preferred) must be solid and wide for greater attachment of the pompoms (2) to the hat (1) and can also be single and centrally positioned in the shape of a circle (preferred) or another polygonal shape (for example , square, hexagonal, etc.), in order to achieve a greater clamping area.

In the same way, it would also be possible to use more than one seam area to join each pompom to the hat in order to use the gap between them to hold objects, for example, in the case of a pencil. (13) or the temples (12) of glasses (11).

Claims (10)

1. Hat (1) for holding objects, characterized in that it incorporates two pompoms (2) on the external side faces thereof, at the level or height of the user's ears, by means of joining means. 2. Cap (1) for holding objects according to claim 1, where the pompoms (2) are fixedly and permanently attached to it. 3. Hat (1) for holding objects according to claims 1 and 2 where the pompoms are sewn to it by means of a central solid seam or several solid seams at different points. 4. Cap (1) for holding objects according to claims 1 and 2, where the pompoms are sewn to it by means of a central seam in the shape of a circle or any other polygonal shape, for example, a square, a hexagon, etc., or several seams in the same way at different points. 5. Cap (1) for holding objects according to claims 1 and 2, where the pom-poms are glued to it by means of fabric glue, or another suitable one for this purpose, at one or more points. 6. Cap (1) for holding objects according to claims 1 and 2 where the pom-poms are attached to it by means of one or more staples. 7. Cap (1) for holding objects according to claim 1, where the pompoms (2) are fixedly and non-permanently attached to it. 8. Cap (1) for fastening objects according to claims 1 and 7 where the pompoms (2) are attached to it by means of the male (4) and female (5) parts of one or more brackets, which are sewn on the inside. of each pompom and to the external lateral face of the hat, respectively, in a paired manner. 9. Cap (1) for holding objects according to claims 1 and 7 where the pompoms (2) are attached to it by means of the male (4) and female (5) parts of one or more brackets, which are sewn to the side face outside of the hat and to the inside of each pompom, respectively, in pairs. 10. Hat (1) for holding objects according to claims 1 and 7, where the pompoms (2) are attached to it by means of one or more buttons (6) sewn to the inner face of the pompom (2) that fit evenly to one or more buttonholes (7) carved on the side of the hat (1).