JP2010065360A - Outer garment - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an outer garment positively carried even when it does not rain for example. <P>SOLUTION: The outer garment includes the following structure: a body 11 includes an opening 12 through which the head of a wearer is passed to be put on her (his) body; a bag 31 attached to the periphery of the opening 12 is put on the head in a wearing mode where the body 11 is put on the body; a first strap 71 attached to the bag 31 functions as a suspending cord suspending the bag 31 while being in a pouch mode where the bag 31 wraps the lumped body 11; and a second strap 81 functions as a suspending cord suspending the body 11 while being in a bag mode where the body 11 is fastened in a bag shape as the first strap 71 does. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to an outer garment worn for rainproof and cold protection purposes.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as an outer garment worn over clothing for the purpose of preventing rain or the like, a sheet-like single body covering the body (also referred to as a cloak, a poncho, etc.) has become widespread. Such an outer garment has a higher degree of freedom of both hands compared to the case of using an umbrella, and is therefore preferred to be worn in outdoor work situations.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 42-1218 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 49-3905

  Rainproof outer garments are, in principle, carried only in rainy weather. However, there is a strong demand for actively carrying outer garments in preparation for sudden weather changes. For example, folding umbrellas improve portability by being compact when not in use. Patent Document 1 found by a patent search from the viewpoint of compactness when not in use discloses a raincoat that can be carried in a small size when not in use (see FIG. 6). In addition, by giving the rain gear a function other than rainproof, it can be expected that the rain gear is carried outside of rainy weather. For example, Patent Document 2 describes a technique of using a sheet that can be used as a waterproof garment as a bag (see FIG. 1).

  An object of the present invention is to provide an outer garment that can be carried more actively than in rainy weather.

  The outer garment of the present invention has an opening, a main body that is worn by the body with the head passing through the opening, and a wear aspect that is attached to the periphery of the opening and the main body is worn by the body. A bag body that covers the head that has passed through the opening as a hood, and is attached to the bag body, and the bag body functions as a hanging string that suspends the bag body in a pouch manner that encloses the bulky main body A first strap that holds the main body in a bag shape, and a hanging strap that is attached to the main body and suspends the main body together with the first strap in a bag form in which the main body is fastened in the bag shape And a second strap that functions as:

  According to the present invention, the user can make the outer garment in a pouch mode and a bag mode according to the environment and usage, and therefore can actively carry the outer garment even if it is not rainy.

[Basic configuration]
FIG. 1 is a plan view showing an outer garment 1 of the present embodiment. The outer garment 1 is mainly composed of a sheet-like main body 11 formed of a waterproof fabric (for example, nylon). The main body 11 can be distinguished through a shoulder line S into a front surface in FIG. 1 (hereinafter referred to as a front surface) and a back surface in FIG. 1 (hereinafter referred to as a back surface). In the following description, the part along the shoulder line S is referred to as a shoulder part 11g. Further, a portion along the right edge in FIG. 1 is called a first sleeve portion 11i, and a portion along the left edge in FIG. 1 is called a second sleeve portion 11j. Furthermore, the site | part along the edge connected to the 1st sleeve part 11i and the 2nd sleeve part 11j is called the skirt part 11h. An opening 12 is formed at the center of the shoulder portion 11g. A hood 31 as a bag is attached to a position surrounding the opening 12. The hood 31 is also formed of a waterproof fabric (for example, nylon). The hood 31 is provided with two female dot buttons D1 having button surfaces facing outward and two double-sided male dot buttons D2 having button surfaces on both sides. The female dot button D1 is attached to the hood 31 via an address cloth, and is positioned on the forehead with the hood 31 covered on the head (see FIG. 2). The double-sided male dot button D2 is attached to the hood 31 via both sides of the cloth, and is positioned on the neck line with the hood 31 covered on the head (see FIG. 3). A hood adjuster (not shown) that opens and closes the hood opening 32 is attached to the hood 31. Further, a pair of first straps 71 are sewn to the hood 31 across the hood opening 32. A buckle 72 is attached to one side of the first strap 71. The first strap 71 is tied to one with a buckle 72 fastened. The first strap 71 may be fastened with a dot button or the like. A slide-type front fastener 41 is provided on the front surface of the main body 11 so as to be connected to the hood 31. Two female dot buttons D3 are attached to a predetermined position in the front fastener portion 11n (a portion along the front fastener 41) inside the main body 11. A front pocket 21 is provided at a position closer to the hem 11 h than the front fastener 41. The front pocket 21 can store small items by opening front pocket fasteners 21a provided on both sides. A pair of slits 22 penetrating the main body 11 are provided at positions on both sides of the front pocket fastener 21a.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a fastener half body (consisting of a tooth, a tape, a slider, etc., the same applies hereinafter) F1b is attached to the front side of the first sleeve portion 11i. The fastener half body F1a constituting the first fastener F1 of the slide type paired with the fastener half body F1b is on the back side of the main body 11 and at a position between the center of the main body 11 and the second sleeve portion 11j. It is attached. On the back side of the main body 11, a slide-type second fastener F2 is attached substantially perpendicular to the fastener half body F1a. One fastener half F2b that constitutes the second fastener F2 is disposed at the center of the main body 11 close to the skirt 11h. The other fastener half body F2a is disposed on the first sleeve 11i side of the fastener half body F2b and closer to the shoulder portion 11g than the fastener half body F2b. A loop surface P1b is attached to the front side of the shoulder portion 11g and adjacent to the fastener half F1b. A hook surface P1a constituting the surface fastener P1 paired with the loop surface P1b is attached to a position on the back side of the shoulder line portion 11g and between the fastener half body F1a and the second sleeve portion 11j. Yes. A shoulder pocket 61 having a shoulder fastener 61a is provided at a position adjacent to the hook surface P1a via the shoulder line S. A pair of second straps 81 are housed in the shoulder pocket 61 with one end fixed. A buckle 82 is attached to one side of the second strap 81.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a female dot button BF1 is attached to the intersection between the front side of the shoulder portion 11g and the first sleeve portion 11i. In addition to the second strap 81, one end of a pair of strip-shaped tape T1 is fixed inside the shoulder pocket 61, and the shoulder fastener 61a can be opened to take out the tape T1. A male dot button BM1 is attached to the free end of each tape T1. The male dot button BM1 has the button surface facing the back side with the tape T1 extended upward. A female dot button BF2 is attached on the back side of the shoulder portion 11g and between the hook surface P1a and the position of the hood 31. One end of a strip-shaped tape T2 is fixed to the shoulder line S at a position adjacent to the female dot button BF2. A male dot button BM2 is attached to the free end of the tape T2. The male dot button BM2 has the button surface facing the back with the tape T2 extended upward. A female dot button BF3 is attached between the loop surface P1b and the position of the hood 31 on the front side of the shoulder portion 11g. One end of a strip-shaped tape T3 is fixed to the shoulder line S adjacent to the female dot button BF3. A male dot button BM3 is attached to the free end of the tape T3. The male dot button BM3 has the button surface facing the front side with the tape T3 extended upward. On the back side of the shoulder line portion 11g, a pair of female dot buttons BF4 are attached at positions adjacent to the surface fastener P1 via the shoulder line S, and female dots are formed at the intersection with the first sleeve portion 11i. Button BF5 is attached. Note that the female dot buttons BF1 to BF5 are attached to the main body 11 via an address cloth.

[Wear mode]
FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the outer garment 1 as seen from the front side. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the outer garment 1 as seen from the back side. In the wear mode, the head is passed through the opening 12 and the main body 11 is worn on the body. At this time, the hood 31 is put on the head that has passed through the opening 12, and the face is exposed from the hood opening 32. The first strap 71 tied to one is hung in front of the chest like a necklace or is turned to the back side of the hood 31 as shown in FIG. In addition, the outer garment 1 wet in the rain can be dried by putting the first strap 71 tied to this one on the hook such as the entrance. Although not shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the male dot button BM2 is fitted to the female dot button BF2, and the male dot button BM3 is fitted to the female dot button BF3. In the wear aspect, the body and the head are covered with the main body 11 and the hood 31 that are waterproof fabrics, and thus do not get wet with rain or snow. In addition, since the single-piece main body 11 is worn around the body without tightening the body, for example, a shoulder bag is put inside the main body 11 and directly shouldered on the body 11 It is possible to move the arm freely inside. In other words, in the wear mode, it is possible to carry out the loading / unloading operation on the shoulder bag without getting wet in the rain. Further, by opening the slit 22, the contents of the shoulder bag can be confirmed from the outside of the main body 11 without turning up the main body 11. Furthermore, the luggage in the shoulder bag can be easily taken out from the slit 22 to the outside of the main body 11. The outer garment 1 may be a cold protection tool. In that case, for example, the hood 31 is slightly enlarged, and the inside of the main body 11 and the hood 31 becomes a fleece and is double-made with nylon. The outer garment 1 as a cold protection device is expected to be carried when traveling abroad where the departure place differs from the season. Moreover, the double tailoring of the main body 11 and the hood 31 can be made reversible. In this case, the front fastener 41 is also made reversible. And about the outer garment 1 of this Embodiment, it can be made into a pouch aspect and a bag aspect from a wear aspect.

[Pouch aspect]
FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a state where the main body 11 is rolled up. When making the outer garment 1 into a pouch, first, the front side or the back side of the main body 11 is placed on a table surface (not shown), and then the first sleeve portion 11i and the second sleeve portion 11j are centered. At the same time, the main body 11 has the same width as the hood 31. When approaching the center, the main body 11 may be wound or folded. Thereby, one long main body 11 connected to the hood 31 appears. Then, as shown in FIG. 4, the elongated main body 11 is wound up toward the hood 31. When the main body 11 is rolled up to the position of the hood 31, it becomes a collective lump. The main body 11 may be folded into a lump shape. Next, the lump body 11 is wrapped by the hood 31. Therefore, the hood 31 has a size and shape that can enclose the massive body 11.

  FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a state in which the main body 11 is wrapped in the hood 31. 5 shows a state in which the main body 11 is wrapped with the hood 31 turned upside down. A name 34 for displaying a brand name or the like is sewn on the hood 31 at a position facing the back of the head with the hood 31 put on the head (see FIG. 2). Therefore, the name 34 is exposed to the outside by turning the hood 31 upside down. Then, with the hood 31 enclosing the main body 11, the female dot button D1 and the double-sided male dot button D2 are fitted. Thereby, the main body 11 can be confined without overflowing from the hood 31. In addition, the confinement of the main body 11 can be made stronger by closing the hood opening 32 with a hood adjuster (not shown). Here, since the double-sided male dot button D2 has button surfaces facing both sides of the hood 31, the female dot button D1 and the double-sided male dot button D2 are fitted even if the main body 11 is wrapped without turning the hood 31 upside down. be able to. In addition, the hood 31 is doubled and the inner side (the side on which the name 34 is attached) is color-matched. Thereby, a favorite color can be chosen and it can be made outside. And since the 1st strap 71 tied to one functions as a suspension string which suspends the food | hood 31 which wrapped the main body 11, the outer garment 1 is carried compactly by holding | griping this 1st strap 71. be able to. Although the hood 31 contains the bulky main body 11, it can be further accommodated if it is a relatively small luggage. In addition, when the outer garment 1 is reversible, it is possible to make it into a pouch by wrapping the main body 11 in a lump shape with the hood 31 regardless of which one is on the surface.

[Bag aspect]
FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a state in which the main body 11 is folded in three on the front side. When making the outer garment 1 into a bag, first, as shown in FIG. 6, after the main body 11 is folded along the shoulder line S, it is made into three folds on the front side. Thereby, since the fastener half body F1a and the fastener half body F1b overlap, the 1st fastener F1 is closed. The fastener half F1a and the fastener half F1b are given the same color as an index of correspondence. Moreover, as shown in FIG. 6, since the hook surface P1a and the loop surface P1b overlap, the surface fastener P1 is put into the pasting state. At this time, the tape T2 and the female dot button BF5 are adjacent to each other, the pair of tapes T1 and the pair of female dot buttons BF4 are adjacent to each other, and the tape T3 and the female dot button BF1 are adjacent to each other. Therefore, the tape T2 is bent and the male dot button BM2 attached to the free end thereof is fitted to the female dot button BF5. Further, the tape T1 is bent and the male dot button BM1 attached to the free end thereof is fitted to the female dot button BF4. Further, the male dot button BM3 attached to the free end of the tape T3 is bent and fitted into the female dot button BF1. Thereby, peeling of the hook-and-loop fastener P1 is prevented. The tapes T1 to T3 may be fastened to the main body 11 with a buckle or the like. Next, the bottom part 11h of the main body 11 folded in three is wound up toward the fastener half body F2a. Then, since the fastener half F2b overlaps with the fastener half F2a, the second fastener F2 is closed. The fastener half body F2a and the fastener half body F2b are given the same color as an index of correspondence. However, the color is different from that of the first fastener F1. Thus, the shoulder line portion 11g forms a bag opening 91 for storing a baggage inside the main body 11, and the hem portion 11h is held in a wound state so that the baggage stored from the bag opening 91 does not penetrate therethrough. It becomes the bag bottom 92. That is, the main body 11 is fastened in a bag shape.

  Please refer to FIG. 1 again. When the outer garment 1 is in a bag form, the front fastener 41 is opened, the hood 31 is rolled up so as to fit in the neck of the opening 12, and the outer button surface of the double-sided male dot button D2 is fitted to the female dot button D3. And the food | hood 31 is accommodated in the inner side of the main body 11 from the opening part 12, and the front fastener 41 is closed. At this time, the first strap 71 tied to one is taken out of the main body 11 through the opening 12. Further, the second strap 81 is taken out from the shoulder pocket 61 and the buckle 82 is fastened and tied together. The second strap 81 may be fastened with a dot button or the like. The first strap 71 and the second strap 81 function as a hanging string that suspends the main body 11.

  FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a state where the first strap 71 and the second strap 81 are shouldered. By shouldering (or grasping) the first strap 71 and the second strap 81, the outer garment 1 can be carried in a bag manner. Here, even if the first strap 71 is pulled, since the hood 31 is held in position by the fitting of the female dot button D1 and the double-sided male dot button D2, the hood 31 does not jump out of the opening 12. . That is, the positional deviation of the first strap 71 does not occur. In the bag mode, the luggage stored from the bag opening 91 is supported on the bag bottom 92. Even a baggage (a relatively large baggage or a large number of baggage) that cannot be stored in the hood 31 in the pouch mode can be stored in a bag mode. At this time, peeling of the surface fastener P1 due to the weight of the stored luggage is prevented by fitting between the male dot button BM1 and the female dot button BF4.

It is a top view which shows the outer garment of this Embodiment. It is a perspective view which shows the outer garment seen from the front side. It is a perspective view which shows the outer garment seen from the back side. It is a perspective view which shows the state which has wound up the main body. It is a perspective view which shows the state by which the main body was wrapped in the hood. It is a perspective view which shows the state by which the main body was made into three folds by the front side. It is a perspective view which shows the state by which the 1st strap and the 2nd strap were hung on the shoulder.

Explanation of symbols

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Outer garment, 11 ... Main body, 12 ... Opening part, 31 ... Hood (bag), 71 ... 1st strap, 81 ... 2nd strap

Claims (1)

A main body having an opening and being worn by the body through the head;
A bag body attached as a hood to the head that is attached to the periphery of the opening and the body is worn on the body and passed through the opening.
A first strap that is attached to the bag body and functions as a hanging string that suspends the bag body in a pouch manner in which the bag body wraps the lump body;
A main body fastening portion for fastening the main body in a bag shape;
A second strap that is attached to the main body and functions as a hanging string that suspends the main body together with the first strap in a bag form in which the main body is fastened in the bag shape;
Outer garment with

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