Multi-scene portable raincoat

Abstract

The utility model discloses a multi-scene portable raincoat which comprises a coat piece, sleeve pieces and a rain hat and further comprises a crotch rain shielding piece and a backpack rain shielding piece. The garment pieces are divided into front garment pieces and rear garment pieces, the front garment pieces are provided with top flies from top to bottom, the left front garment piece and the right front garment piece are connected through connecting fasteners in the top flies, the lower ends of the top flies are provided with crotch rain shielding pieces, and the lower ends of the crotch rain shielding pieces are movably connected with the rear garment pieces; the rear garment piece is provided with a knapsack position, and the rear neck position of the rear garment piece is provided with a first drawing rope for rapid storage; a left sleeve opening and a right sleeve opening of the sleeve piece are horseshoe-shaped cuffs; a second retractable rope is arranged in the brim of the rain hat, and the two ends of the second retractable rope extend out of the two ends of the brim respectively and are used for tightening the rain hat; the foldable raincoat has a rapid storage function, the raincoat is rapidly compressed, the whole raincoat is wrapped by the rain hat, the foldable raincoat is easy to operate and convenient to carry, and rainproof equipment is provided for a series of scenes such as walking, riding and bus and subway transfer possibly occurring in daily trips of urban office workers.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of raincoat technology, specifically to a multi-scenario portable raincoat. Background Technology

[0002] During the rainy season, the use of rain gear will increase dramatically. Many office workers will buy raincoats and rain gear, especially those who commute by bicycle or electric bike, for whom raincoats are more suitable.

[0003] Existing raincoats are mainly divided into two types: two-piece raincoats and cape raincoats. Two-piece raincoats offer good rain protection, but their structure of an upper garment and lower garment makes them cumbersome to put on and take off, and inconvenient to store. While cape raincoats are simple in structure and easy to put on, take off, and store, their simple structure limits their rain protection, with extremely poor protection for the lower body. Furthermore, existing raincoats generally use traditional storage methods, requiring manual folding and placement into a storage bag, which is not only cumbersome but also risks wetting the wearer's clothes. Therefore, providing a raincoat that combines rain protection, portability, storage, and safety for groups such as urban commuters who need to travel in rainy weather and switch between various scenarios is a problem that needs to be solved in this field. Therefore, this utility model proposes a multi-scenario portable raincoat. Utility Model Content

[0004] The purpose of this utility model is to overcome the shortcomings and deficiencies of the prior art and provide a multi-scene portable raincoat. By setting a first drawstring from the back collar to the crotch and a second drawstring around the brim of the hood, the problems mentioned in the background art are solved.

[0005] To achieve the above objectives, this utility model provides the following technical solution:

[0006] A multi-scenario portable raincoat includes a jacket panel, sleeve panels, and a rain hood, as well as a crotch rain shield and a backpack rain shield. The jacket panel is divided into a front panel and a back panel. The front panel has a top-to-bottom placket, and the left and right front panels are connected by fasteners inside the placket. A crotch rain shield is located at the lower end of the placket, and the lower end of the crotch rain shield is movably connected to the back panel. The back panel has a backpack compartment, and a first drawstring for quick storage is located at the back neck position of the back panel. One end of the first drawstring at the back neck position has an elastic buckle. The left and right sleeve openings of the sleeve panels are horseshoe-shaped. A second drawstring is located inside the brim of the rain hood, with both ends of the second drawstring extending from both ends of the brim for tightening the rain hood.

[0007] Furthermore, the raincoat is provided with strap loops from the back collar, around the collar seat to the front collar, and extending from the placket to the crotch. The strap loops assist the first drawstring in tightening the raincoat as a whole.

[0008] Furthermore, when storing the raincoat after use, first turn the lining and hood of the raincoat outwards, then tighten the first drawstring, gather the raincoat body upwards, and then tuck the raincoat into the hood. Tighten the second drawstring to complete the storage.

[0009] Furthermore, the backpack compartment is provided with a padded compartment for placing items, and the backpack compartment is covered with a backpack rain shield.

[0010] Furthermore, a first snap is provided at the crotch position of the back garment piece to ensure the crotch position is properly positioned; a second snap is provided at the waist and leg positions of the garment piece to adjust the length of the garment.

[0011] Furthermore, the back panel below the waist of the garment piece is seamless in the middle, and the pant legs are formed by Velcro fastening horizontally set along the front and back edges of the garment piece.

[0012] Furthermore, the fasteners within the placket include Velcro and zippers.

[0013] As a preferred embodiment, the raincoat is provided with reflective strips on the brim of the hood, the outer edge of the placket, and the back shoulder of the back panel.

[0014] As a preferred embodiment, a thumb sleeve is provided on the inner side of the horseshoe-shaped cuff.

[0015] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows:

[0016] In this invention, a first drawstring for quick folding is provided at the back neck of the back panel, and a second drawstring is provided inside the brim of the hood. The two ends of the second drawstring extend from both ends of the brim to tighten the hood. This invention uses the first drawstring from the back neck to the crotch to gather the garment, then folds it inside the hood and tightens the second drawstring, allowing the raincoat to compress quickly. When used again, the second and first drawstrings are released sequentially to restore the raincoat's shape. This raincoat features quick folding, compressing quickly and encasing the entire garment in the hood. It is not only easy to operate but also convenient to carry, providing rain protection for urban commuters during daily walks, cycling, and public transportation transfers. Attached Figure Description

[0017] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of this utility model;

[0018] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the back side of the present invention.

[0019] Figure 3 This is an enlarged view of a partial structure of the present invention;

[0020] Figure 4 This is a diagram showing the position of the first and second snap buttons of this utility model.

[0021] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the first and second retractable ropes of this utility model;

[0022] In the picture: 1. Front panel; 2. Back panel; 3. Rain hood; 4. Placket; 5. Back flap; 6. Inner thigh; 7. Zipper; 8. Velcro; 9. First snap; 10. Strap loop; 11. First drawstring; 12. Elastic buckle; 13. Reflective strip; 14. Backpack compartment; 15. Crotch rain guard; 16. Sleeve panel; 17. Second drawstring; 18. Second snap. Detailed Implementation

[0023] The present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to the embodiments and accompanying drawings, but the implementation of the present invention is not limited thereto.

[0024] Please see Figure 1-5 This embodiment provides a technical solution:

[0025] A multi-scenario portable raincoat includes a jacket panel, sleeve panels 16, and a rain hood 3, as well as a crotch rain shield 15 and a backpack rain shield. The jacket panel is divided into a front panel 1 and a back panel 2. The front panel 1 has a top-to-bottom placket 4, and the left and right front panels 1 are connected by fasteners inside the placket 4. The lower end of the placket 4 has a crotch rain shield 15, and the lower end of the crotch rain shield 15 is movably connected to the back panel 2. The back panel 2 has a backpack compartment 14, and the back neck position of the back panel 2 has a first drawstring 11 for quick storage. One end of the first drawstring 11 at the back neck position has an elastic buckle 12. The left and right sleeve openings of the sleeve panel 16 are horseshoe-shaped. The rain hood 3 has a second drawstring 17 inside the brim, with both ends of the second drawstring 17 extending from both ends of the brim to tighten the rain hood 3.

[0026] It should be noted that in this embodiment, the lower end of the crotch rain guard 15 is attached to the back panel 2 via Velcro, thus achieving a movable connection. During the process of putting on and taking off the raincoat of this embodiment, the Velcro on the crotch rain guard 15 needs to be attached / detached to ensure the stability of putting on and taking off the raincoat and its rainproof properties.

[0027] In this embodiment, a first drawstring 11 for quick storage is provided at the back neck position of the back piece 2, and a second drawstring 17 is provided inside the brim of the rain hood 3. The two ends of the second drawstring 17 extend from the two ends of the brim to tighten the rain hood 3. In this embodiment, the raincoat is quickly compressed by gathering the body of the garment from the back neck to the crotch with the first drawstring 11, and then pulling it into the rain hood 3 and tightening the second drawstring 17. When used again, the second drawstring 17 and the first drawstring 11 are released in sequence to restore the raincoat. The raincoat proposed in this embodiment has a quick storage function, can quickly compress the raincoat, and wrap the entire raincoat with the rain hood 3. It is not only easy to operate but also easy to carry, providing rain protection for a series of scenarios that urban commuters may encounter during daily travel, such as walking, cycling, and transferring between public transportation.

[0028] Further explanation of the process requirements for this embodiment: The seam allowance is generally set at 1cm; any notches may be made according to specific requirements. The stitching consists of 10-11 stitches per 3cm of visible thread. Due to equipment limitations, thread sewing is used here; in actual production, high-temperature sealing should be used instead of thread sewing to improve waterproofing and prevent fabric tearing. Workmanship requirements include uniform and continuous stitching throughout, with smooth curves; smooth shoulder seam curves without misalignment or twisting; identical curvature and symmetrical position of the left and right shoulder seams; properly positioned armhole notches with uniform and continuous stitching; smooth sleeve caps; smooth cuffs; accurate alignment of snap buttons with surrounding fabric remaining flat; and smooth, non-wavy zippers.

[0029] In this embodiment, as Figure 5 As shown, the second drawstring 17 is specifically arranged as follows: starting from the back collar, around the collar stand to the front collar opening, and extending from the placket 4 to the crotch, the raincoat is provided with sequentially arranged strap loops 10. The strap loops 10 assist the first drawstring 11 in tightening the entire raincoat. In this embodiment, the second drawstring 17 is set with strap loops 10. The distance between two adjacent strap loops 10 in the hood is 10cm, and the distance between two adjacent strap loops in the body is 15cm. The contact area between the strap loops 10 and the drawstring is small, and the strap loops 10 are spaced a certain distance apart, which reduces the frictional resistance between the strap loops 10, the drawstring, and the raincoat when storing the raincoat, making the operation easier and faster.

[0030] The specific steps for quickly storing the raincoat in this embodiment are as follows:

[0031] When storing the raincoat after use...

[0032] S1. Turn the raincoat inside out (including the hood). At this point, the wet outer surface is inside and the dry inner surface is outside.

[0033] S2. Tighten the first drawstring 11, and gather the raincoat body upwards;

[0034] S3. After gathering the raincoat, tuck it into the hood 3 and tighten the second drawstring 17. This completes the storage process.

[0035] To further improve the storage function of this embodiment, see Figure 3 At points C and D, the backpack compartment 14 has a padded compartment for storing items, and the backpack compartment 14 is covered with a backpack rain shield; in addition, to further improve the comfort of riding, compared with traditional one-piece suits, the one-piece raincoat provided in this embodiment has increased the length of the rear wave 5 and increased the hip circumference ease; furthermore, ventilation holes are provided at the bottom of the backpack compartment (see... Figure 3 (at point A), to promote heat dissipation from the human body.

[0036] In this embodiment, a first snap 9 is provided at the crotch position of the back garment piece 2 to ensure the crotch position is properly positioned; second snaps 18 are provided at the waist and leg sides of the garment piece to adjust the garment length; wherein, see Figure 3 At points B and F, the first snap 9 ensures accurate crotch positioning, preventing changes or loosening in crotch height and size due to garment movement, thus guaranteeing the raincoat's mobility. Secondly, see... Figure 3 At point G, there are second snaps 18 on the left and right waist sides and left and right leg sides of the raincoat. The function of the second snaps 18 is to change the length of the garment. When the user needs to walk in the rain, in order to make walking easier, the user needs to expose the knees. Then the snaps on the waist and leg sides can be fastened to shorten the length of the garment and make walking easier.

[0037] The first snap (9) has 4 buttons, and the second snap (18) has 12 buttons. See below for their specific locations. Figure 4 Snap button i is located on the left leg panel and is covered by the reflective strip; snap buttons b and j are located on the right panel.

[0038] In the diagram: 'a' can be used as both the first snap 9 and the second snap 18.

[0039] a, b, c, and d are the first snaps 9, with a and c corresponding to each other, and b and d corresponding to each other.

[0040] a, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n are the second key 18, e and f correspond, a and i correspond, b and j correspond, g and h correspond, k and l correspond, m and n correspond.

[0041] Among them, a, b, e, g, k, and m are child buttons, and c, d, f, i, j, h, l, and n are mother buttons.

[0042] In this embodiment, the back panel below the waist of the garment piece is seamless in the middle, and the pant legs are formed by Velcro fasteners horizontally positioned along the front and rear outer edges of the garment piece. Using Velcro 8 to connect the garment pieces eliminates the need for precise alignment, saving time on putting on and taking off. The horizontally positioned Velcro 8 also allows for adjustment of the pant legs according to the user's body shape, resulting in a more comfortable fit. In this embodiment, the back panel below the waist of the raincoat is seamless in the middle, as shown... Figure 3 As shown, Figure 3 The left half represents the state where the Velcro is not attached. Figure 3 The right half represents the Velcro-attached state. When not attached, the pant legs are not formed. By horizontally (horizontally) attaching Velcro to the front and back outer edges of the left and right panels, the panels are wrapped around the user's legs, and the hook and loop sides of the Velcro are glued together to form the pant legs. The loop side of the Velcro is placed on the outer surface of the back of the raincoat, and the hook side is placed on the inner side of the front of the raincoat. The edge of the raincoat after the Velcro is glued is near the inner thigh. The purpose is to minimize the amount of rainwater remaining / getting wet on the inner thigh, whether cycling or standing.

[0043] To facilitate putting on and taking off while ensuring rain protection, the fasteners inside the placket 4 include Velcro and zippers 7. For example... Figure 1 As shown, the crotch rain shield 15 is connected to the front piece 1 via Velcro ( Figure 1 The dashed rectangles represent the Velcro (fastener) connections. In this embodiment, a combination of Velcro and zippers is used to connect the left and right front panels, which not only makes it convenient for the user to wear but also ensures the raincoat's waterproof performance. The raincoat is worn similarly to a coat. To wear it, open all the Velcro and zippers, put your hands into the sleeves in sequence, and then zip up the zipper and fasten the Velcro.

[0044] To further ensure user safety, the raincoat is equipped with reflective strips 13 on the brim of the hood 3, the outer edge of the placket 4, and the back shoulder area of ​​the back panel 2; the reflective strips 13 are further described below:

[0045] This embodiment of the raincoat features a folded 15mm reflective strip overlaid on the brim. A 7.5mm reflective strip is then placed above the brim via stitching. This reflective strip on the head makes it easier for urban commuters to be seen by drivers in low-light conditions, reducing the risk of accidents while traveling in the rain.

[0046] This embodiment of the raincoat features a folded 15mm reflective strip overlocked placket 4. The 15mm reflective strip is folded in half and overlocked along the outer edge of the placket 4, making the 7.5mm reflective strip visible on both the outer and inner sides of the raincoat. This ensures that the raincoat placket 4 reflects external light clearly whether it is closed or open, improving safety during travel.

[0047] The raincoat in this embodiment features a 15mm reflective strip on the back to make it easier for drivers of vehicles behind the cyclist to see the cyclist's position and route. Urban commuters' legs need to move constantly up and down while cycling, and the reflective strip at the cuffs also changes position accordingly, making it easier to attract attention in low-light conditions.

[0048] To prevent wind damage while riding, a thumb sleeve is provided on the inner side of the horseshoe-shaped cuff; in this embodiment, see Figure 3 At point E, the semi-open horseshoe cuff can shield the palm from rain without hindering hand movement; a thumb sleeve is provided on the horseshoe cuff to fix the cuff and prevent the horseshoe cuff from shifting due to wind and weakening the rainproof effect.

[0049] The above are preferred embodiments of the present utility model, but the embodiments of the present utility model are not limited to the above content. Any changes, modifications, substitutions, combinations, or simplifications made without departing from the spirit and principle of the present utility model shall be considered equivalent substitutions and shall be included within the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. A multi-scene portable raincoat, comprising a garment panel, sleeve panels, and a rain hood, characterized in that, It also includes a crotch rain shield and a backpack rain shield; the garment pieces are divided into a front garment piece and a back garment piece. The front garment piece has a top-to-bottom placket, and the left and right front garment pieces are connected by fasteners inside the placket. A crotch rain shield is provided at the lower end of the placket, and the lower end of the crotch rain shield is movably connected to the back garment piece. The back garment piece has a backpack compartment, and a first drawstring for quick storage is provided at the back neck position of the back garment piece. One end of the first drawstring at the back neck position has an elastic buckle. The left and right sleeve openings of the sleeve pieces are horseshoe-shaped. A second drawstring is provided inside the brim of the rain hood, and the two ends of the second drawstring extend from both ends of the brim to tighten the rain hood.

2. The multi-scenario portable raincoat according to claim 1, characterized in that, Starting from the back collar, around the collar seat to the front collar, and extending from the placket to the crotch, the raincoat is provided with a series of strap loops, which assist the first drawstring in tightening the entire raincoat.

3. The multi-scene portable raincoat according to claim 2, characterized in that, When storing the raincoat after use, first turn the lining and hood outwards, then tighten the first drawstring, gather the raincoat body upwards, and then tuck the entire raincoat into the hood. Tighten the second drawstring to complete the storage.

4. A multi-scenario portable raincoat according to claim 1, characterized in that, The backpack compartment has a padded compartment for storing items, and the backpack compartment is covered with a backpack rain shield.

5. A multi-scenario portable raincoat according to claim 1, characterized in that, The back panel has a first snap at the crotch position to ensure the crotch position is properly positioned; the waist and leg sides of the panel have second snaps to adjust the length of the garment.

6. A multi-scenario portable raincoat according to claim 1, characterized in that, The back panel of the garment piece below the waist is seamless in the middle, and the pant legs are formed by Velcro fastening horizontally set along the front and back outer edges of the garment piece.

7. A multi-scenario portable raincoat according to claim 1, characterized in that, The fasteners inside the placket include Velcro and zippers.

8. A multi-scene portable raincoat according to claim 1, characterized in that, The raincoat has reflective strips on the brim of the hood, the outer edge of the placket, and the back shoulder of the back panel.

9. A multi-scenario portable raincoat according to claim 1, characterized in that, A thumb sleeve is provided on the inside of the horseshoe-shaped cuff.

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