JP2020059949A - Rain coat - Google Patents

Abstract

To solve the problem of unavailability of rain coats having low adhesiveness and high ventilation on the market.SOLUTION: A rain coat having a frame for accelerating the ventilation includes a combination of hood support frames, cuff support frames, and hem support frames. Each frame contains a ventilation space, which reduces the adhesiveness with the head, hair, and the cuff, thus, demonstrating the convenience, together with the easiness to put on and take off. In addition, the hood support frame allows the wearer to hear the outside sound easier, the hem support frame to prevent working up of the hem and clinging into legs, thus, providing comfort while wearing.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a raincoat with improved ventilation.

Conventional raincoats have poor ventilation, and even if they can be ventilated, their structure makes it difficult to obtain effects due to the effects of wind and rain, and it is difficult to maintain comfort because of high adhesion to hair. There is also a publicly available rainwear that can be worn before and after wearing an opening at the rear to improve ventilation (see Patent Document 1).

JP, 10-046408, A

  A raincoat with low adhesion and high ventilation was not distributed in the market (see Patent Document 1).

  An object of the present invention is to improve the comfort when wearing a raincoat by securing a ventilation space and holding the ventilation space by a support frame capable of maintaining the shape, and improving the air permeability and lowering the adhesion. .

  In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is a raincoat provided with a frame for promoting ventilation, wherein the frame is provided with a hood support frame including a head frame, a shoulder frame and a frame core. In addition, the frame is a combination of a hood support frame and a support frame such as a cuff that can maintain a shape and can hold a shape, a combination of a hood support frame and a hem support frame that can maintain a shape and a shape, a hood support frame, and a cuff. It is a raincoat consisting of a combination of a uniform support frame and a hem support frame.

  As described above, the raincoat of the present invention has a ventilation space, low adhesion to the head, hair and cuffs, and a structure that is easy to put on and take off.

The side view which shows the embodiment form of the raincoat of this invention. The front view which shows the embodiment form of the raincoat of this invention. The rear perspective view of the hood support frame which shows the Example of the raincoat of this invention. The front view (A) and side view (B) showing an example of a support frame, such as a cuff, of the present invention. The top view which shows the Example of the hem support frame of this invention.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS.
FIG. 1 is a side view showing an embodiment in which the raincoat main body 1 of the present invention is worn during the posture of riding a bicycle. The hood support frame composed of the head frame 2, the shoulder frame 3 and the frame core 4, the cuff support frame 6 and the hem support frame 7 for forming the ventilation space 8 at the head, cuffs and hem are indicated by broken lines. I am doing it. The shoulder frame 3 is connected and reinforced by the head frame 2 and the frame core 4. The rear part of the head hood, which penetrates backward through the inside of the head frame 2 along the inside of the head hood, has a hood rear ventilation port 5 whose size can be adjusted. It has a long shape. The support frame 6 such as the cuffs can be inserted with a hand or a finger, and the shape can be, for example, a tubular shape or a figure 8 shape, and can be extended from the finger or the back of the hand to the periphery of the wrist. The shape of the frame is not limited to the embodiment as long as the ventilation space 8 can be maintained. The hood support frame, the cuff support frame 6 and the hem support frame 7 are made of, for example, polyethylene and are light and flexible, and can be attached to or detached from the raincoat body 1 or used alone, and can also be used for clothes and the like. You can (The arrows in the figure indicate the flow of wind.)

  FIG. 2 is a front view showing an embodiment in which the raincoat body 1 of the present invention is worn when the user is in a posture when riding a bicycle. The hood support frame composed of the head frame 2, the shoulder frame 3 and the frame core 4, the cuff support frame 6 and the hem support frame 7 for forming the ventilation space 8 at the head, cuffs and hem are indicated by broken lines. I am doing it. Since there is a sufficient space for the wind to pass through between the head and the head frame 2, the shape of the hood can be held by the hood rear ventilation port 5 that can release the wind pressure. Further, the hem frame 7 has a shape that comes off when it gets down, and it can be expected to have an effect of preventing rain from entering from the lower part and disturbing the air flow in the hem part of the main body.

  FIG. 3 is a rear perspective view showing an embodiment of the hood support frame including the head frame 2, the shoulder frame 3, and the frame core 4. The head frame 2 is maintained in the vertical direction by the shoulder frame 3 and the frame core 4. The head frame 2 connected to the shoulder frame 3 supports the hood body in a shape that extends along the inside of the hood, creates a space between the head frame 2 and the head, and improves ventilation by passing wind. There is shown a hood rear ventilation opening 5 whose size can be easily adjusted depending on the strength and temperature of the wind so that the wind can pass backward through the head frame 2. The hood support frame is made of, for example, polyethylene and is light and flexible, and can be used by adhering to or detaching from the raincoat body 1 or by itself, and can also be used for clothing or the like. Further, the frame core 4 not only reinforces the head frame 2 and the shoulder frame 3, but also serves as an axis for moving the head frame 2 depending on the characteristics of the material used. The shape is not limited to the embodiment and can be variously modified.

  FIG. 4 is a front view (A) and a side view (B) showing an embodiment of the support frame 6 such as the cuffs when the handle is grasped. The frame with the ventilation space 8 on the upper part of the finger allows the wind from the front to pass through and improves the ventilation from the cuffs. The support frame 6 such as the cuffs has a structure that prevents slipping when the handle of the bicycle is gripped and promotes ventilation. A finger can be inserted, and the shape can be, for example, a tubular shape or a figure 8 shape, and can be extended from the back of the hand to the periphery of the wrist. Although the figure shows an embodiment in which a finger is passed through, the structure can be variously modified as long as the frame can maintain the ventilation space 8 in the cuff portion. For example, it is light and flexible, such as polyethylene, and is made of a material that does not hinder the movement of the hand. It can be adhered to, removed from, or used alone on the raincoat body 1.

  FIG. 5 is a detailed plan view showing an embodiment of the hem support frame 7 attached to the column below the handle. The shape is such that it is pinched from the pinching opening 9 below the support pole of the bicycle handlebar, and comes off when getting off the bicycle. With this structure, it is possible to prevent the hem support frame 7 from being displaced and prevent the hem portion of the main body from clinging to the legs. In addition, the hem support frame 7 can also cover the upper part of the foot to prevent the foot from getting wet. Regardless of the embodiment shown in the drawings, the hem frame 7 and the sandwiching opening 9 may have any shape such as overlapping. For example, a light and flexible material such as polyethylene can be adhered to, removed from, or used alone on the raincoat body 1.

  As described above, the present invention has little adhesion to the head, hair, and cuffs, and has significantly improved air permeability, and its effect is remarkable in wind and rain in hot and humid seasons. In addition, the ventilation space 8 on the head makes it easier to hear sounds from the outside, prevents the hem from curling up and clinging to the legs, and is characterized in that it can be used comfortably. The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, but can be variously modified based on the spirit of the present invention, and they are not excluded from the present invention. Further, since it is not a complicated structure, it does not require a significant improvement from the conventional raincoat, and it can be manufactured with an inexpensive material, so that it can be expected to be marketed.

1 Raincoat Body 2 Head Frame 3 Shoulder Frame 4 Frame Core 5 Hood Rear Ventilation Port 6 Cuff Support Frame 7 Hem Support Frame 8 Ventilation Space 9 Entrapment Port

Claims (4)

  A raincoat provided with a frame for promoting ventilation, the frame including a hood support frame including a head frame, a shoulder frame, and a frame core.   The raincoat according to claim 1, wherein the frame is a combination of the hood support frame and a support frame such as a cuff capable of securing a ventilation space and maintaining a shape.   The raincoat according to claim 1, wherein the frame is a combination of the hood support frame and a hem support frame capable of securing a ventilation space and maintaining a shape.   The raincoat according to claim 1, wherein the frame is a combination of the hood support frame, the cuff support frame, and the hem support frame.

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