Headscarf
JP1803941SActive Publication Date: 2025-07-18塩見 由実
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Patent Information
- Application Number
- JP2023027540D
- Authority / Receiving Office
- JP · JP
- Patent Type
- Designs
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2023-12-22
- Publication Date
- 2025-07-18
- Estimated Expiration
- 2048-12-22
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Abstract
This item relates to a sheer scarf for covering the head for people who have medical problems such as hair loss during chemotherapy, areas of concern, thin hair, or hair loss problems. One side of the rectangular scarf has a pleat with a D-ring part, and the other side is threaded through the D-ring part for wearing. By covering the entire head, it can prevent areas of concern or the skin from being visible. Since there is more than one way to wear it on the head, it has a sense of fashion and can be worn while enjoying being stylish. The presence of this D-ring part allows for a free size and size adjustment according to the individual. There is no need for tying or other operations, and since it only needs to be pulled through, it is designed and sewn in a way that even those with weak grip strength can easily wear it. Currently, when it comes to items that cover the head, there are many hats and cap-type items, which lack a sense of fashion. As a problem to be solved, a headscarf is devised that allows those with problems who cannot take it off to enjoy it as a stylish accessory without worrying about taking it off or being noticed by others even when eating out. The designed solution is a headscarf characterized in that one side of the rectangular scarf has a pleat with a D-ring part attached. The operation is that by gently pulling the other end through the characteristic D-ring part, it can be easily worn even if one is not dexterous with their hands. The effect of the invention is a headscarf that covers areas of concern stylishly and makes going out enjoyable, and a fashionable headscarf with a reduced wearing burden.
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