Hooded jacket hood adjustment system
Patent Information
- Application Number
- EP2024703470
- Authority / Receiving Office
- EP · EP
- Patent Type
- Applications
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Priority Date
- 2023-01-23
- Filing Date
- 2024-01-22
- Publication Date
- 2025-12-03
AI Technical Summary
Adjustable hoods in jackets often fail to fit tightly, creating uncomfortable dents or protuberances and can restrict the wearer's field of vision, leading to reduced comfort and potential safety hazards due to wind and rain penetration.
A hood adjustment system featuring at least one drawstring with symmetrically arranged fasteners on the jacket part, allowing for adjustable tension and slider operation to optimize the hood's fit around the head without compromising wearing comfort or lateral vision, using drawstrings that can be guided past or next to the collar to prevent wind and rain ingress.
The system ensures a snug, comfortable fit that prevents hood slippage and wind/rain penetration, maintaining unobstructed vision and enhancing overall wearing comfort.
Smart Images
Figure DE2024100049_02082024_PF_FP
Abstract
Description
[0001] HOODED JACKET HOOD ADJUSTMENT SYSTEM
[0002] The invention relates to a hooded jacket hood adjustment system comprising a jacket with a hood and jacket part, at least one drawstring in or on the hood and at least one slider, wherein the hood can be adjusted at least over the circumference of the hood via the at least one drawstring and the at least one slider.
[0003] Jackets with adjustable hoods are well-known and widespread. These hoods are usually adjusted using a combination of one or more drawstrings incorporated into the hood with sliders at the end. Depending on the number and position of the drawstrings, the hoods can be adjusted in height, length, and / or width.
[0004] Document WO 02 / 058495 A1 discloses a drawstring system for a hood that can be adjusted to provide a single adjustment to apply tension to the vertical sides of the front opening of the hood, thereby compressing the hood vertically and simultaneously applying circumferential tension to the upper part of the hood.
[0005] US Pat. No. 5,369,809 discloses a system comprising a pair of drawstrings extending from the wearer's two temple areas to the adjustable hood area corresponding to the neck area. The drawstrings allow both vertical and lateral adjustability around the wearer's head, allowing the wearer to customize the fit of the hood regardless of the wearer's head size or the number of headwear layers underneath the hood. The drawstrings are held in place by a single drawstring closure, allowing the desired fit around the wearer's head to be achieved and maintained with simple operation of the drawstrings.
[0006] In addition, US Pat. No. 6,374,418 B1 discloses a system for simultaneously adjusting the shape of the hood on the wearer's head in various directions, with adjustable longitudinal, transverse, and vertical components of the hood using a single drawstring. Each side has a front passage that extends from the temple area along the face opening and then curves backward. Each side also has a rear passage that extends backward from the top of the hood and then curves downward and then forward. The front passage and the rear passage each have adjacent openings in the lower region. On each side, one end of a drawstring is attached to the top of the front passage, the other end is attached to the top of the rear passage, and a portion of the drawstring is exposed between the openings in the lower region, where it can be manipulated by the wearer to adjust the hood.
[0007] Furthermore, several types of locking and fastening elements, as well as sliders, are known from EP 1 018609 A1. For example, it is described here that the drawstring closure attached to the tensioning cord engages with a surface fastening element formed on an outer surface of a ski jacket, so that the drawstring closure is held in place and does not swing.
[0008] From the document US 2005 / 0108804 A1 an adjustable hood system with a single drawstring is disclosed, which is formed with a plurality of pull tabs for adjusting the size and / or shape of the hood in a first direction and a plurality of second pull tabs for adjusting the size and / or shape of the hood in a second direction, which is generally opposite to the first direction.
[0009] The main problems with the current state of the art are that adjustable hoods, even after being adjusted as best as possible to the wearer's head, often either do not fit snugly against the head, the adjustment results in uncomfortable dents or bulges in the hood, or the hood does not move with the head or slips when the wearer moves, so that the hood restricts the wearer's field of vision. All of this reduces the comfort of wearing the jacket when the hood is in use, and the restricted field of vision can, for example, become a source of danger in road traffic due to the restricted visibility. Dents or bulges on the hood also mean that the transition from hood to head is not equally sealed everywhere, and wind and rain can penetrate through these areas and reach the wearer's head below the hood.
[0010] The object of the present invention is to provide a hood adjustment system with which a hood can be optimally adjusted to the head of a jacket wearer without any loss of wearing comfort and without the wearer's lateral field of vision being restricted by the hood after the hood has been adjusted while wearing the hood.
[0011] This task is solved with a hooded jacket hood adjustment system according to the main claim.
[0012] The hooded jacket hood adjustment system for a jacket comprises a jacket with a hood and a jacket part as well as a collar or collar section and at least one drawstring in or on the hood, wherein the hood is adjustable via the at least one drawstring at least over the circumference of the hood, wherein the jacket part has at least two drawstring attachments, each drawstring attachment is designed to releasably or temporarily receive one end of the at least one drawstring or can receive one drawstring end, the drawstring attachments are arranged symmetrically with respect to the centerline, starting from the centerline of the front of the jacket part on both halves of the jacket part in the upper third, the at least one drawstring, when temporarily connected to the drawstring attachments, is led from the hood directly to the drawstring attachments,whereby the fit of the hood to a jacket wearer can be adjusted by fastening the drawstring ends to the drawstring fastenings and actuating the at least one slider.
[0013] The drawstring fastening as a detachable or temporary attachment can be understood in such a way that it can be attached at least as long as the user wants to adjust his hood.
[0014] Depending on the jacket model, the collar or collar section may also be part of the hood, although the drawstrings are not routed through this collar or collar section or attached to it.
[0015] In particular, the at least one drawstring can or will be guided on or next to the collar or collar section, so that the drawstring does not run through the collar or collar section.
[0016] The at least one drawstring can be routed on or alongside the collar or collar section. Preferably, it is always routed past, at least in such a way that it does not run into or through the collar or collar section.
[0017] Furthermore, the drawstring fastenings can preferably be arranged vertically in the upper fifth of the jacket part, or 1 to 10 cm, 1 to 7 cm, or 3 to 4 cm below the collar or collar section on the jacket part. In this case, the additional drawstring fastenings are almost unnoticeable, yet an optimal effect is achieved.
[0018] The drawstring fastenings can be spaced apart, particularly horizontally, at intervals of 3 to 18 cm, 4 to 15 cm, or 5 to 13 cm. This way, the drawstrings are oriented toward the centerline and ensure a good fit of the hood in the cheek area, preventing wind from penetrating the hood.
[0019] In the preferred design variant with two drawstrings, the drawstrings can be arranged parallel to each other or at a distance from each other, decreasing in distance to the drawstring fastenings. Depending on the jacket model, one or the other variant may be appropriate. Furthermore, it is particularly important in one variant that the drawstrings run essentially vertically from the hood to the drawstring fastenings or converge at a horizontal distance from each other, i.e., at an angle to the center line.
[0020] A particularly preferred embodiment variant is provided if the area to the left and right of the center line or the center zipper in the upper jacket area is selected in the range of 3 to 18 cm, in particular 4 to 15 cm or especially 5 to 13 cm horizontal distance between the drawstring fastenings for the arrangement of the drawstring fastenings. In particular, the upper fifth of the jacket is particularly preferred for the arrangement of the drawstring fastenings, preferably approximately 1 to 10 cm or 1 to 7 cm or in the range of 3 to 4 cm below the collar or collar section on the jacket part, but at least in the upper third or preferably in the upper fifth of the jacket part.
[0021] In particular, one end or the ends of the at least one drawstring can each be designed as a button, toggle, hook, eyelet or loop and the drawstring fastenings for receiving the end of the respective drawstring can be designed as a button, toggle, hook, eyelet or loop.
[0022] The hooded jacket hood adjustment system may have additional drawstrings.
[0023] In addition, the other drawstrings can have sliders.
[0024] Preferably, the additional drawstrings can be adjusted using the sliders.
[0025] In a preferred embodiment, the sliders can be located at the ends of the further tension bands.
[0026] In particular, the drawstrings can be connected to each other via sliders.
[0027] The jacket part can have four or six or eight or ten drawstring fastenings in one design variant.
[0028] Furthermore, the hood can have openings for at least one drawstring.
[0029] In addition, the through-openings can be designed as a transition from the incorporated part of the at least one drawstring to the part of the at least one drawstring located outside the hood, having a drawstring end for attachment to a drawstring attachment.
[0030] The sliders used in the hood adjustment system can be firmly sewn, especially where this is advantageous. This prevents slipping. Furthermore, the opening is preferably designed in such a way that the end of the drawstring cannot retract through this opening. This can be achieved, for example, by using a ball or a slider on the drawstring as a retraction stop for the opening.
[0031] Preferably, the drawstring attachments are located directly under the collar. A distance of approximately 15 millimeters from the collar to the drawstring attachment is particularly preferred.
[0032] The drawstring fastenings are also located to the side of the front center seam of the jacket, preferably in the form of a zipper or button placket, in a symmetrical arrangement, i.e. on the left and right, preferably close to the zipper / button placket or on the front center seam.
[0033] The drawstrings can be elastic bands, which are mostly sewn into the hood.
[0034] It is also possible to use drawstrings crosswise.
[0035] By attaching the drawstring ends to the drawstring fasteners and operating at least one slider, the length of the drawstrings on the hood is adjusted. This allows for flexible adjustment of the hood's fit to the wearer, while also ensuring a secure fit.
[0036] The invention is described below with reference to the enclosed figures in the figure description, which are intended to explain the invention and are not necessarily to be considered limiting:
[0037] They show:
[0038] Fig. 1 is an exemplary side view of a jacket with an adjustable hood according to the state of the art;
[0039] Fig. 2 is an exemplary representation of a first embodiment of a jacket comprising the hooded jacket hood adjustment system according to the invention in a side view;
[0040] Fig. 3 is an example of an arrangement of tension band and slider near a passage opening according to Fig. 2;
[0041] Fig. 4 shows an exemplary side view of a second embodiment of a jacket having the hooded jacket hood adjustment system according to the invention; Fig. 5 shows an exemplary illustration of the drawstring arrangement of a jacket having the hooded jacket hood adjustment system according to Fig. 4;
[0042] Fig. 6 is an exemplary representation of a third embodiment of a jacket comprising the hooded jacket hood adjustment system according to the invention in a side view;
[0043] Fig. 7 is an exemplary representation of the drawstring arrangement of a jacket having the hooded jacket hood adjustment system according to the invention according to Fig. 6;
[0044] Fig. 8 is an exemplary representation of a fourth embodiment of a jacket comprising the hooded jacket hood adjustment system according to the invention in a side view;
[0045] Fig. 9 is an exemplary representation of the drawstring arrangement of a jacket having the hooded jacket hood adjustment system according to the invention according to Fig. 8;
[0046] Fig. 10 is an exemplary representation of a third embodiment of a jacket with an open collar comprising the hooded jacket hood adjustment system according to the invention according to Fig. 8 in the front view;
[0047] Fig. 11 is an exemplary representation of a third embodiment of a jacket with a closed collar comprising the hooded jacket hood adjustment system according to the invention according to Fig. 8 in the front view;
[0048] Fig. 12 is an exemplary representation of a fifth embodiment of a jacket comprising the hooded jacket hood adjustment system according to the invention in a side view;
[0049] Fig. 13 is an exemplary representation of a sixth embodiment of a jacket comprising the hooded jacket hood adjustment system according to the invention in a side view;
[0050] Fig. 14 is an exemplary illustration of the drawstring arrangement of a jacket having the hooded jacket hood adjustment system according to the invention according to Fig. 13 and
[0051] Fig. 15 is an exemplary representation of a sixth embodiment of a jacket with a closed collar having the hooded jacket hood adjustment system according to the invention according to Fig. 14 in the front view.
[0052] For all illustrations, the drawstring sections shown in dashed lines are sewn into a hood 3, and the drawstring sections shown in solid lines are located outside the hood 3 of the jacket part 2. Collar sections shown in dashed lines are located under the hood 3 and are therefore not visible from the outside. Collar sections shown in solid lines are visible from the outside. Naturally, the hood adjustment system 1 according to the invention can also be used in hooded jackets without a collar 4, even if such sections are not shown in the following illustrations.
[0053] Figure 1 shows an example side view of a jacket with an adjustable hood 3 and collar 4 according to the state of the art. In this example, three drawstrings 6 are incorporated into the hood 3. The pull directions 7 of the individual drawstrings 6 are shown. The hood 3 can be adjusted as needed using sliders 5 on the individual drawstrings 6.
[0054] Fig. 2 shows an exemplary side view of a first embodiment of a jacket having the hooded jacket hood adjustment system 1 according to the invention. The drawstring 6 is partially incorporated into the hood 3 here. The drawstring 6 extends out of the hood 3 via a through-opening 8. The drawstring end 10, here in the form of a loop, can be fastened by the jacket wearer to the drawstring fastening 9, here in the form of a button. The drawstring 6 is moved downwards in the pulling direction 7. The drawstring fastening 9 is located on the jacket part 2, starting from the center line of the front of the jacket part 2, on both halves of the jacket part 2 in the upper third, symmetrically with respect to the center line. There is a slider 5 after the through-opening 8 on both sides for adjusting the length of the drawstring 6.
[0055] Fig. 3 shows an exemplary representation of an arrangement of tension band 6 and slider 5 in the vicinity of a through opening 8, as arranged in Fig. 2, from which the course of the tension band 6 can be seen.
[0056] Fig. 4 shows an exemplary side view of a second embodiment of a jacket comprising the hooded jacket hood adjustment system 1 according to the invention. The jacket has a drawstring 6, which here is partially incorporated into the hood 3 and is completely circumferential. The drawstring 6 extends out of the hood 3 via a through-opening 8. The drawstring end 10, here in the form of a loop, can be fastened by the jacket wearer to the drawstring attachment 9, here in the form of a button. The drawstring 6 is moved downwards in the pulling direction 7. The drawstring attachment 9 is located on the jacket part 2, starting from the center line of the front of the jacket part 2 on both halves of the jacket part 2 in the upper third, symmetrically with respect to the center line. There is a slider 5 on the drawstring 6 on the top of the hood, via which the drawstring length is regulated. Fig.5 shows an exemplary representation of the drawstring arrangement of a jacket having the hooded jacket hood adjustment system 1 according to the invention according to Fig. 4. The drawstring length is regulated via a slider 5 on the drawstring 6 on the top of the hood.
[0057] Fig. 6 shows an exemplary side view of a third embodiment of a jacket comprising the hooded jacket hood adjustment system 1 according to the invention. In addition to the first drawstring 61 with the drawstring attachment 9, a second drawstring 62 is provided running through the front area of the hood 3. The drawstring attachment 9 is located on the jacket part 2, starting from the center line of the front of the jacket part 2, on both halves of the jacket part 2 in the upper third, symmetrically with respect to the center line.
[0058] Fig. 7 shows, by way of example, the drawstring arrangement of a jacket having the hooded jacket hood adjustment system 1 according to the invention as shown in Fig. 6. The second drawstring 62 is adjusted at each end using sliders 5. The first drawstring 61 is adjusted with the drawstring ends 10 on the drawstring attachment 9. In addition, there is another slider 5 on the hood 3, located approximately in the middle of the back of the jacket wearer's head, on the first drawstring 61, by means of which the hood 3 can be secured to the back of the jacket wearer's head. The drawstrings 61 and 62 are in contact with each other via the slider 5 at temple level / slider at the ends of the second drawstring 62.
[0059] Fig. 8 shows an exemplary side view of a fourth embodiment of a jacket comprising the hooded jacket hood adjustment system 1 according to the invention. In addition to the first drawstring 61 with the drawstring attachment 9, a second drawstring 62 is provided in the hood 3, running around the back of the hood wearer's head. The drawstring attachment 9 is located on the jacket part 2, starting from the center line of the front of the jacket part 2, on both halves of the jacket part 2 in the upper third, symmetrically with respect to the center line.
[0060] In addition, Fig. 9 shows an exemplary representation of the drawstring arrangement of a jacket having the hooded jacket hood adjustment system 1 according to the invention as shown in Fig. 8. The second drawstring 62 is adjusted on the hood 3 at the back of the hood wearer's head using a slider 5. The first drawstring 61 is fixed to the drawstring attachment 9 with the drawstring ends 10. In addition, there are two sliders 5 on the hood 3 approximately at temple height of the jacket wearer, which are separately fixed in the upper part of the hood and via which the length of the first drawstring 61 can be adjusted on each side of the head. The drawstrings 61 and 62 are in contact with each other via the slider 5 at temple height / slider at the ends of the second drawstring 62. Fig. 10 discloses an exemplary representation of a fourth embodiment of a jacket with an open collar 4 having the hooded jacket hood adjustment system 1 according to the invention as shown in Fig. 8 in a front view.
[0061] In Fig. 11, an exemplary representation of a fourth embodiment of a jacket with a closed collar 4 comprising the hooded jacket hood adjustment system 1 according to the invention according to Fig. 8 is shown in the front view.
[0062] Furthermore, a particularly preferred variant of the drawstring fastening area 91 is shown in dashed lines, in which typically or even particularly preferably the drawstring fastening 9 is arranged. It is the upper area, upper third, in particular upper fifth of the jacket, in which the at least one drawstring fastening 9, in particular the two drawstring fastenings 6 are or will be arranged. It is an area which, in a particularly preferred variant, extends horizontally over a maximum of the horizontal width of the collar. As shown in Fig. 15, the drawstring fastenings 6 can also be arranged significantly further towards the middle of the jacket. It has been shown that a horizontal distance of 3 to 8 cm between the drawstring fastenings works particularly well, so that the head is particularly well protected by the hood (no wind penetration into the open side face area of the hood).
[0063] Fig. 12 shows a side view of a fifth embodiment of a jacket comprising the hooded jacket hood adjustment system 1 according to the invention. In this embodiment, a drawstring 6 is provided. The drawstring 6 is secured approximately in the middle of the drawstring 6 using a slider 5 on the hood 3 at the back of the head. The drawstring 6 is further adjusted using another slider 5 located on the hood side at the level of the jacket wearer's temple, and then the drawstring ends 10 located outside the through-opening 8 are each secured using the drawstring fastening 9. The drawstring fastening 9 is located on the jacket part 2, starting from the center line of the front of the jacket part 2, on both halves of the jacket part 2 in the upper third, symmetrically with respect to the center line.
[0064] Fig. 13 shows an exemplary side view of a sixth embodiment of a jacket comprising the hooded jacket hood adjustment system 1 according to the invention. In this embodiment, in addition to the variant shown in Figs. 6, 7, and 10, a third drawstring 63 is present and there are four drawstring fastenings 9. Thus, the jacket wearer can freely choose which drawstring fastenings 9 they use to secure the drawstring ends 10.
[0065] Fig. 14 shows, by way of example, the drawstring arrangement of a jacket having the hooded jacket hood adjustment system 1 according to the invention as shown in Fig. 13. The second drawstring 62 is adjusted at each end via slider 5 approximately at temple height of the jacket wearer. The first drawstring 61 is fixed to the drawstring attachment 9 with the drawstring ends 10 and the length is adjusted via slider 5. In the present exemplary Fig. 14, the sliders for this are located near the drawstring ends 10. In addition, there is a further slider 5 on the first drawstring 61 located approximately in the middle of the back of the jacket wearer's head, via which the hood 3 can be secured to the back of the jacket wearer's head. The drawstrings 61 and 62 are in contact with each other via the slider 5 at temple height / slider at the ends of the second drawstring 62. The additional third drawstring 63 starts from the center of drawstring 62 on the front of the hood.It runs across the top of the hood to the slider 5, which allows the hood 3 to be secured to the back of the wearer's head. This slider 5 connects the drawstrings 61 and 63. The length of the hood can be adjusted on the top of the hood 3 using the drawstring 63.
[0066] Fig. 15 shows an exemplary representation of a sixth embodiment of a jacket with a closed collar 4 having the hooded jacket hood adjustment system 1 according to the invention according to Fig. 14 in the front view.
[0067] Furthermore, a particularly preferred variant of the drawstring fastening area 91 is shown in dashed lines, in which the drawstring fastening area 9 is typically or even particularly preferably arranged. The drawstring fastening area shown here is significantly narrower and flatter than described above. This area has also proven to be sufficient and particularly suitable for achieving the necessary adjustment of the hood to the face.
[0068] The area to the left and right of the middle zipper in the upper jacket area is particularly suitable for arranging the drawstring fastenings 9 in the range of 3 to 18 cm, in particular 4 to 15 cm or 5 to 13 cm, or even in the case of narrower zippers in the range of 3 to 7 cm horizontal distance between the drawstring fastenings. In particular, the upper fifth of the jacket is particularly preferred for arranging the drawstring fastenings 9.
[0069] As shown in Fig. 2, it is not necessary for the drawstrings to run through the entire hood when using the hood adjustment system according to the invention. It is also possible to use multiple drawstrings instead of a single, all-round drawstring; these can, for example, be located only in the lower part of the hood. In this case, one side of the drawstring can be firmly attached to the hood, in particular sewn. This means, for example, that only the lower part of the hood can be gathered / adjusted, while the upper part of the hood is not adjusted. The course of the drawstrings can be designed in many different ways. In addition, the slider arrangement can be varied, also depending on the respective drawstring arrangement. The illustrations here represent only a small selection of the possibilities.
[0070] Additionally, it's possible to provide not just two symmetrical drawstring attachments on the front of the jacket, but several, as shown in Fig. 7, so that the drawstring end can be connected to any of the existing drawstring attachments. This allows for further variations in hood adjustment. Depending on the drawstring attachment chosen, the fit of the hood can be adjusted to be looser or tighter.
[0071] The combination of drawstrings and sliders, as well as the innovative additional fastening system on the jacket, ensures optimal hood comfort. This allows the hood to be optimally adjusted to the wearer's head without compromising comfort. The side view of the wearer is not restricted when the hood is adjusted. The drawstring fastening on the jacket ensures that the hood fits snugly around the head, while preventing it from slipping when the head moves. This effectively prevents drafts and / or moisture from penetrating the sides of the head.
[0072] List of reference symbols
[0073] 1 jacket with inventive hooded jacket hood adjustment system
[0074] 2 jacket parts
[0075] 3 Hood
[0076] 4 collars
[0077] 5 sliders
[0078] 6 drawstring
[0079] 61 first drawstring
[0080] 62 second drawstring
[0081] 63 third drawstring
[0082] 7 Direction of pull
[0083] 8 Through opening
[0084] 9 Drawstring fastening
[0085] 91 Drawstring fastening area
[0086] 10 Drawstring end of at least one drawstring
Claims
CLAIMS 1. Hooded jacket hood adjustment system featuring: - a jacket with a hood (3) and jacket part (2) and a collar or collar section (4); - at least one drawstring (6) in or on the hood (3) and - at least one slider; where - the hood (3) is adjustable at least over the circumference of the hood via the at least one drawstring (6) and the at least one slider (5); characterized in that - the jacket part (2) has at least two drawstring fastenings (9); - each drawstring fastening (9) is designed to releasably or temporarily receive one end (10) of the at least one drawstring (6) or can receive one drawstring end (10); - the drawstring fastenings (9) are arranged symmetrically with respect to the center line on both halves of the jacket part (2) in the upper third, starting from the center line of the front of the jacket part (2); - that at least one drawstring (6) is guided from the hood (3) directly to the drawstring fastenings (9) when temporarily connected to the drawstring fastenings (9), wherein the fit of the hood (3) to a jacket wearer can be adjusted by fastening the drawstring ends (10) to the drawstring fastenings (9) and actuating the at least one slider (5).
2. Hooded jacket hood adjustment system according to claim 1, characterized in that - that at least one drawstring (10) is guided on or next to the collar or the collar section (4) and / or - drawstring fastenings (9) are arranged vertically in the region of the upper fifth of the jacket part or from 1 to 10 cm or 1 to 7 cm or 3 to 4 cm below the collar or collar section on the jacket part and / or - tension band fastenings (9) are spaced apart from each other in the horizontal direction in the range of 3 to 18 cm or 4 to 15 cm or 5 to 13 cm and / or - in the case of two tension bands (6), the tension bands (6) are guided parallel to one another or with a decreasing distance to the tension band fastenings.
3. Hooded jacket hood adjustment system according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that one end or the ends of the at least one drawstring (10) is / are each designed as a button, toggle, hook, eyelet or loop and the drawstring fastenings (9) for receiving the end of the respective drawstring (10) are designed as a button, toggle, hook, eyelet or loop to match.
4. Hooded jacket hood adjustment system according to claim 1, 2 or 3, characterized in that the hood adjustment system has further drawstrings (6).
5. Hooded jacket hood adjustment system according to claim 4, characterized in that the further drawstrings (6) have sliders (5).
6. Hooded jacket hood adjustment system according to claim 5, characterized in that - the other tension straps (6) are adjustable via the sliders (5) and / or - the sliders (5) are located at the ends of the other tension straps (6).
7. Hooded jacket hood adjustment system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the individual drawstrings (6) are connected to one another via sliders (5).
8. Hooded jacket hood adjustment system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the jacket part (2) has four or six or eight or ten drawstring fastenings (9).
9. Hooded jacket hood adjustment system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the hood (3) has through-openings (8) for the at least one drawstring (6).
10. Hooded jacket hood adjustment system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the through-openings (8) are designed as a transition from the incorporated part of the at least one drawstring (6) to the part of the at least one drawstring (6) located outside the hood (3), having a drawstring end for attachment to a drawstring attachment (9).