JP2018169633A - Eye glasses and eyeglass frame - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide eye glasses 100 which can make an eyeglass frame 200 well designed easily and to provide an eyeglass frame 200.SOLUTION: The eyeglass frame 200 includes: a front frame member 310 capable of holding a right lens 210 and a left lens 220; a right temple member 320 and a left temple member 330 connected to the front frame member 310; a front cover member 510 fixed to the front frame member 310; and a front pattern member 610 between the front frame member 310 and the front cover member 510.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to glasses and a spectacle frame.

  Conventionally, there are various designs of eyeglass frames, but if the wearer gets tired of the design, he had to purchase glasses of another design again.

  In addition, even if the wearer likes the shape of the spectacle frame, if the wearer gets bored with the design of the spectacle frame, he / she has to purchase spectacles having the same shape.

  The invention according to Patent Document 1 covers a spectacle frame with leather. Specifically, the eyeglass frame is sandwiched between the front and back sides with leather, and the leathers are bonded or sewn together.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2006-184014

  In the invention according to Patent Document 1, the spectacle frame is covered with leather and bonded or stitched together. Therefore, once the leather is attached to the spectacle frame, it is difficult to remove it.

  Although the leather color and type can be changed, it does not change the design.

  An object of the present invention is to provide spectacles or a spectacle frame in which the spectacle frame can be easily designed.

  Another object of the present invention is to provide spectacles or a spectacle frame in which the design of the spectacle frame can be easily changed.

A spectacle frame according to a first aspect of the present invention includes a front frame member capable of holding a right lens and a left lens;
A glasses frame including a right temple member and a left temple member connected to the front frame member,
A front cover member attached to the front frame member;
A spectacle frame including a front pattern member disposed between the front frame member and the front cover member.

  By replacing the front pattern member, which is a pattern member, a spectacle frame having a pattern or a pattern desired by the wearer can be obtained.

  That is, the wearer can easily change the design of the spectacle frame without purchasing new spectacles, and can easily design the spectacle frame.

A spectacle frame according to a second aspect of the present invention includes a front frame member capable of holding a right lens and a left lens;
A glasses frame including a right temple member and a left temple member connected to the front frame member,
A temple cover member attached to at least one of the right temple member and the left temple member;
An eyeglass frame including a temple pattern member disposed between at least one of the right temple member and the left temple member and the temple cover member.

  By replacing the temple pattern member, which is a pattern member, a spectacle frame having a favorite pattern or pattern of the wearer can be obtained.

  That is, the wearer can easily change the design of the spectacle frame without purchasing new spectacles, and can easily design the spectacle frame.

An eyeglass frame according to a third aspect of the present invention is an eyeglass frame according to the first aspect,
A temple cover member attached to at least one of the right temple member and the left temple member;
An eyeglass frame including a temple pattern member disposed between at least one of the right temple member and the left temple member and the temple cover member.

  By replacing the front pattern member and the temple pattern member, which are pattern members, a spectacle frame having a favorite pattern or pattern of the wearer can be obtained.

  That is, the wearer can easily change the design of the spectacle frame without purchasing new spectacles, and can easily design the spectacle frame.

An eyeglass frame according to a fourth aspect of the present invention is an eyeglass frame according to the first aspect or the third aspect,
The front cover member is a spectacle frame in which the front pattern member can be cut out by being fitted into the front frame member.

  A front end of the front cover member on the front frame member side is a cut portion that can cut a pattern member such as paper. Therefore, the front pattern member can be cut out by fitting the front cover member into the front frame member.

  If it is such, it is not necessary to cut the pattern member into a predetermined shape of the front frame member in advance.

An eyeglass frame according to a fifth aspect of the present invention is an eyeglass frame according to the second aspect or the third aspect,
The temple cover member is a spectacle frame in which the temple pattern member can be cut out by fitting into the right temple member or the left temple member.

  The tip of the temple cover member on the temple member side is a cut portion that can cut a pattern member such as paper. Therefore, the temple pattern member can be cut out by fitting the temple cover member to the temple member.

  If it is such, it is not necessary to cut the pattern member into a predetermined shape of the temple member in advance.

  The eyeglasses according to the sixth aspect of the present invention are eyeglasses including the eyeglass frame according to the first aspect to the fifth aspect.

  With such spectacles, the wearer can easily change the design of the spectacle frame without purchasing new spectacles, and can easily design the spectacle frame.

The perspective view of the spectacles in one Embodiment concerning this invention. The rear view when spectacles in one embodiment concerning the present invention are folded. The figure showing the state which removed the temple cover member using the partial side view of the spectacles in the embodiment. The figure showing the state where the pattern member using the AA fragmentary sectional view of the spectacles in the embodiment is pinched. The partial rear view of the spectacles in the embodiment. The figure showing the state which removed the front cover member of the spectacles from the front frame member in the embodiment. The figure showing the state where the pattern member using the BB partial sectional view of the spectacles in the embodiment is pinched.

  Hereinafter, an example of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. The description using the coordinates of each part of the glasses 100 will be described using the glasses 100 in the state of FIG.

(Glasses 100)
As shown in FIG.1 and FIG.2, the spectacles 100 which concern on this embodiment are the lens 200 arrange | positioned ahead of a wearer's eyes,
A spectacle frame 300 that holds the lens 200 on the front frame member 310 and can be hung on the wearer's ear by the temple members 320 and 330;
A hinge 400 for moving the front frame member 310 and the temple members 320 and 330 of the spectacle frame 300;
And a cover member 500 attached to the spectacle frame 300.

  The lens 200 includes a right lens 210 and a left lens 220. The lens 200 is a lens 200 that matches the wearer's eyesight in order to correct the wearer's eyesight.

  The lens 200 may be a lens 200 suitable for viewing a screen of a personal computer or the like, or a lens 200 for preventing reflection.

  The shape of the lens 200 may be any shape that the spectacle frame 300 can hold. The material of the lens 200 may be glass or plastic.

  The right lens 210 is disposed on the wearer's right eye side, and is disposed on the x-axis negative direction side of the left lens 220.

  The left lens 220 is disposed on the left eye side of the wearer, and is disposed on the x-axis positive direction side with respect to the right lens 210.

The spectacle frame 300 includes a front frame member 310 that holds the lens 200, and
A right temple member 320 that can be hung on the wearer's right ear;
A left temple member 330 that can be hung on the wearer's left ear;
A right nose bud portion 340 and a left nose bud portion 350 disposed on the nose portion of the wearer.

The front frame member 310 includes a right rim portion 311 that holds the right lens 210,
A left rim 312 that holds the left lens 220;
A bridge portion 313 disposed between the right rim portion 311 and the left rim portion 312;
A right armor part 314 disposed on the x-axis negative direction side of the right rim part 311;
And a left armored portion 315 disposed on the x-axis positive direction side of the left rim portion 312.

  The right rim portion 311 holds the periphery of the right lens 210. The left rim 312 holds the periphery of the left lens 220.

  The bridge portion 313 is disposed between the right rim portion 311 and the left rim portion 312, and connects the right rim portion 311 and the left rim portion 312.

  The right armor part 314 is disposed on the negative side of the right rim part 311 in the x-axis direction, and is connected to the right temple member 320 and a hinge 400 (right hinge 410).

  The left armor portion 315 is disposed on the positive side in the x-axis direction of the left rim portion 312 and is connected to the left temple member 330 by a hinge 400 (left hinge 420).

  The right temple member 320 that is a temple member includes a right modern portion 321 that is a modern portion.

  The right temple member 320 is connected to the right armature portion 314 of the front frame member 310 and the right hinge 410.

  The right temple member 320 is a portion that is hung on the wearer's right ear. Specifically, the right modern part 321 of the right temple member 320 is hung on the wearer's right ear.

  In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, the right modern member 321 that is a modern portion in a state where the right temple member 320 is expanded with respect to the front frame member 310 is negative in the z-axis as it proceeds toward the positive y-axis side. Curved in the direction side.

  Similarly, the left temple member 330 is connected to the left armature portion 315 of the front frame member 310 by the left hinge 420.

  The left temple member 330 is a portion that is hung on the wearer's left ear. Specifically, the left modern part 331 of the left temple member 330 is hung on the wearer's left ear.

  In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, the left modern member 331, which is a modern part, in a state where the left temple member 330 is expanded with respect to the front frame member 310, is negative in the z-axis as it advances toward the positive y-axis direction. Curved in the direction side.

  In the state where the right temple member 320 and the left temple member 330 are expanded with respect to the front frame member 310 (a state in which the wearer can wear the glasses 100), the right modern portion 321 and the left modern portion 331, which are modern portions, It does not have to be curved in the negative z-axis direction. The modern part may be curved in the x-axis direction.

  The right nose bud portion 340 is disposed on the right side of the wearer's nose, and the left nose bud portion 350 is disposed on the left side of the wearer's nose.

  The right nose bud part 340 and the left nose bud part 350 which are pads are located above the wearer's nose and support the front frame member 310 of the spectacle frame 200.

  In the present embodiment, the pad portion is directly connected to the front frame member 310, but the pad portion may be connected to the front frame member 310 by a pad arm (clings). Moreover, the structure which is not provided with the right nose pad part 340 and the left nose pad part 350 may be sufficient.

  The hinge 400 is a part that folds the temple members 320 and 330 with respect to the front frame member 310 so as to fold in the x-axis direction around the hinge 400 or to open in the y-axis direction. 410 and a left hinge 420.

  The right hinge 410 holds the right armature portion 314 and the right temple member 320 of the front frame member 310 in a swingable manner. The right temple member 320 can be folded or opened with respect to the front frame member 310 around the right hinge 410.

  Similarly, the left hinge 420 holds the left armature portion 315 of the front frame member 310 and the left temple member 330 in a swingable manner. The left temple member 330 can be folded or opened with respect to the front frame member 310 around the left hinge 420. Note that description of a specific configuration of the hinge 400 is omitted.

The eyeglass frame 300 according to the present embodiment includes a cover member 500 that covers at least a part of the eyeglass frame 300;
And a pattern member 600 disposed between the cover member 500 and the spectacle frame 300.

(Cover member 500)
As shown in FIG. 1, the cover member 500 according to the first embodiment includes a front cover member 510 connected to the front side (y-axis negative direction side) of the front frame member 310,
A right temple cover member 520 which is a temple cover member connected to the front side (x-axis negative direction side) of the right temple member 320;
A left temple cover member 530 which is a temple cover member connected to the front side (x-axis positive direction side) of the left temple member 330.

  The cover member 500 is a member having transparency, and the spectacles 100 are configured by sandwiching or fitting the pattern member 600 between the spectacle frame 200 and the cover member 500.

  2 shows a state in which the pattern member 600 is not interposed between the left temple member 330 and the left temple cover member 530.

<First Embodiment>
As shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, the first embodiment has a structure in which a groove portion 332 for attaching the cover member 500 to the spectacle frame 200 is provided.

  Specifically, groove portions 332 for attaching the left temple cover member 530 are provided at both ends of the left temple member 330 in the z-axis direction.

  In the present embodiment, the groove 332 is not provided at the left modern part 331, but may be provided.

  The left temple cover member 530 is a member having transparency, and the temple pattern member 620 that is the pattern member 600 can be sandwiched or fitted between the left temple cover member 530 and the left temple member 330.

  Specifically, the left temple cover member 530 can be attached to the x-axis positive direction side of the left temple temple member 330, and the temple pattern member 620 is disposed therebetween.

  In this embodiment, the temple pattern member 620 is a paper on which a pattern is applied. In addition to paper, cloth, plastic, wood, etc. may be used.

  In the present embodiment, the left temple cover member 530 has a substantially U-shaped cross section in the xz plan view. The left temple cover member 530 has an x-axis negative direction side that sandwiches the left temple member 330, and has a cut end at an acute angle so that the temple pattern member 620 can be cut.

  Therefore, even if the paper which is the temple pattern member 620 is not cut into the shape of the side surface on the x-axis positive direction side of the left temple member 330, the temple pattern member 620 is interposed between the left temple cover member 530 and the left temple member 330. By placing a sheet of paper and pressing the left temple cover member 530 against the left temple member 330, the paper serving as the temple pattern member 620 can be cut by the tip of the left temple cover member 530 on the negative side in the x-axis direction.

  Note that the paper that is the temple pattern member 620 may already be cut before being placed between the left temple cover member 530 and the left temple member 330.

  For example, the temple pattern member 620 may be provided with a perforation, and by cutting along the perforation, the left temple member 330 may have a shape on the x-axis positive direction side.

  The right temple cover member 520 and the right temple member 320 are the same as the left temple cover member 530 and the left temple member 330.

  That is, as in the case of the left temple cover member 530 and the left temple member 330, the temple pattern member 620 that is the pattern member 600 is disposed between the right temple cover member 520 and the right temple member 320.

  Specifically, groove portions (not shown) for attaching the right temple cover member 520 are provided at both ends of the right temple member 320 in the z-axis direction.

  The right temple cover member 520 can be attached to the x-axis negative direction side of the right temple member 320, and the temple pattern member 620 is disposed between the right temple cover member 520 and the right temple member 320. The tip of the right temple cover member 520 on the right temple member 320 side (x-axis positive direction side) is a cut portion.

  The pattern of the temple pattern member 620 may be the same as or different from the pattern on the left temple member 330 side.

  The temple pattern member 620 may be attached to either the right temple member 320 side or the left temple member 330 side.

  The case of the front frame member 310 and the front cover member 510 is the same as that of the left temple cover member 530 and the left temple member 330 or the case of the right temple cover member 520 and the right temple member 320.

  That is, as in the case of the left temple cover member 530 and the left temple member 330, the front pattern member 610, which is the pattern member 600, is disposed between the front frame member 310 and the front cover member 510.

  Specifically, grooves (not shown) for attaching the front cover member 510 are provided at both ends of the front frame member 310 in the z-axis direction.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the front cover member 510 can be attached to the y-axis negative direction side of the front frame member 310, and the front pattern member 610 is disposed between the front cover member 510 and the front frame member 310. Has been. The front end of the front cover member 510 on the front frame member 310 side (y-axis positive direction side) is a cut portion.

  The pattern member 600 may be anything other than the paper on which the pattern is drawn, as long as it falls between the cover member 500 and the spectacle frame 200, such as cloth, plastic, wood, and leather.

  For example, the wearer can make the pattern member 600 foreign newspaper. In this case, the wearer can wear the spectacle frame 200 of a foreign newspaper pattern.

  The pattern member 600 may be downloaded from a predetermined website.

  Further, the pattern member 600 may not have a pattern drawn, and may be a single color or a transparent one.

Second Embodiment
As shown in FIG. 7, the second embodiment has a configuration in which a cover member 500 is hooked and fastened to the spectacle frame 200. In the present embodiment, the same configuration as that of the first embodiment will be omitted or briefly described.

  FIG. 7 is a partial cross-sectional view of the yz plane of the front frame member 310. The front frame member 310 of the second embodiment has an engaged portion 316 that engages the front cover member 510.

The front cover member 510 of the second embodiment includes a first engagement portion 511 that hooks on the front frame member 310,
and a second engaging portion 512 having a hook-like shape in cross-sectional view.

  Specifically, the first engagement portion 511 is disposed above the front cover member 510 (z axis positive direction side), and the second engagement portion 512 is below the front cover member 510 (z axis negative direction side). Placed in.

  The first engagement portion 511 is substantially U-shaped in a yz cross-sectional view, and the first engagement portion 511 is configured to hook the tip of the first engagement portion 511 on the back side (y-axis positive direction side) surface of the front frame member 310. It has become.

  The second engagement portion 512 has a hook shape in the yz cross-sectional view and engages with the engaged portion 316 of the front frame member 310.

  The first engaging portion 511 and the second engaging portion 512 may be provided entirely with respect to the x-axis direction of the front cover member 510, or may be partially formed with respect to the x-axis direction. Good.

  As shown in FIG. 7, a specific method of attaching the front cover member 510 to the front frame member 310 is to first arrange the front pattern member 610 inside the front cover member 510 (y axis positive direction side).

  Next, the first engagement portion 511 of the front cover member 510 is hooked above the front frame member 310 (z-axis positive direction side).

  Next, the second engaging portion 512 of the front cover member 510 is attached to the engaged portion 316 disposed below the front frame member 310 (on the z-axis negative direction side).

  Thereby, the front cover member 510 can be attached to the front frame member 310. A front pattern member 610 is interposed between the front cover member 510 and the front frame member 310.

  The present invention can be implemented in a mode in which various improvements, modifications, or variations are added without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 ... Glasses 200 ... Lens 210 ... Right lens 220 ... Left lens 300 ... Eyeglass frame 310 ... Front frame member 316 ... Engagement part 320 ... Right temple member 321 ... Right modern part (modern part)
330 ... left temple member 331 ... left modern part (modern part)
332: Groove 340 ... Right nose bud 350: Left nose bud 400 ... Hinge 500 ... Cover member 510 ... Front cover member 520 ... Right temple cover member (temple cover member)
530 ... Left temple cover member (Temple cover member)
600 ... pattern member 610 ... front pattern member 620 ... temple pattern member

Claims (6)

A front frame member capable of holding the right lens and the left lens;
A glasses frame including a right temple member and a left temple member connected to the front frame member,
A front cover member attached to the front frame member;
A spectacle frame including a front pattern member disposed between the front frame member and the front cover member. A front frame member capable of holding the right lens and the left lens;
A glasses frame including a right temple member and a left temple member connected to the front frame member,
A temple cover member attached to at least one of the right temple member and the left temple member;
An eyeglass frame comprising: a temple pattern member disposed between at least one of the right temple member and the left temple member and the temple cover member. A temple cover member attached to at least one of the right temple member and the left temple member;
The eyeglass frame according to claim 1, comprising: a temple pattern member disposed between at least one of the right temple member and the left temple member and the temple cover member. The spectacle frame according to claim 1 or 3, wherein the front cover member can be cut out of the front pattern member by being fitted to the front frame member. The spectacle frame according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the temple cover member can be cut out of the temple pattern member by being fitted to the right temple member or the left temple member. Eyeglasses comprising the eyeglass frame according to claim 1.

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