Shushu with a button

Abstract

This item has buttons attached to the shushu. The shushu is a hollow ring-shaped cloth body that is shrunk by passing rubber through it, and is used to gather hair by passing it through a hole or to wear it around the wrist. By attaching buttons to the shushu, this item can be wrapped around an object that one wants to attach or remove the buttons from and fastened with the buttons. As a first usage method, it can be attached to the handle of a bag. - By hanging it on two handles of the bag and fastening it, it can prevent theft of the contents of the bag (since it closes the mouth of the bag, it becomes difficult to see the contents and difficult to take them out). - When the handle, such as a cloth one, does not stand on its own, this product can be attached to make it stand on its own (if the handle falls, one cannot hold the bag immediately). - In the case of a shushu made of a reflective material, attaching it to the handle provides a reflective surface over a wide area, contributing to traffic safety. (Ordinary reflective materials are plate-shaped and have only one reflective surface, but in the case of a shushu, a 360-degree reflective surface can be produced.) The second usage method is that it can be used as an ordinary shushu, such as for hairpins or wrapped around the wrist. (Even when attached to the bag, it can be used as an ordinary shushu just by removing the buttons.)

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