Wig stand

Abstract

To allow a wig stand to have two types of functions for preventing a losing shape of a mounted wig in a rigid portion in which tabular sheet materials are partially overlapped and for absorbing vibration and shock during transportation in a portion having repulsive force.SOLUTION: A wig stand 1 is constituted of a first sheet material 2 in which a first rise part 5 is formed in a substantially U-shaped first frame body 4 so that it is sandwiched between both tips of the first frame body 4 and which has repulsive force, and a second sheet material 3 in which a second rise part 7 is formed in a substantially U-shaped second frame body 6 so that it is sandwiched between both tips of the second frame body 6. When both tips of the first rise part 5 and the second rise part 7 are joined to be overlapped each other, and each tip of the first frame body 4 and each tip of the second frame body 6 are joined, the joined first rise part 5 and second rise part 7 are raised from a flat form of the joined first frame body 4 and second frame body 6, three-dimensionally deform and the parts can be stored while holding a shape of the wig.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a wig stand used for storing or transporting a wig, and more particularly to a wig stand that stores a wig placed thereon without losing its shape. [Background technology]

[0002] Wigs are used to match the clothes worn by the wearer, and are strongly associated with fashion. For this reason, wigs wearers own several types of wigs. These wigs are made from human hair or artificial hair. Wigs are stored on a long, hemispherical stand called a wig stand. This is to prevent the human hair or artificial hair from losing its shape or becoming damaged.

[0003] Various techniques for storing wigs have been proposed. For example, a wig stand proposed in Patent Document 1, Utility Model Registration No. 3182151, entitled "Wig Stand," is a single plate-like sheet having a resilient force, which comprises a wig receiving part formed in the inner center part, and a pedestal part formed integrally with both ends of the wig receiving part and provided to surround the wig receiving part, and a connection mechanism is provided on the pedestal part at a part different from the part integrally formed with the wig receiving part, and when the connection mechanism is in a connected state, the wig receiving part is curved to point upward. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0004] [Patent Document 1] Utility Model Registration No. 3182151 DISCLOSURE OF THEINVENTION [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0005] A "wig" is worn by people who have little or no natural hair on the scalp. It is worn so that it fits closely to the shape of the head (skull), so when a person wears a wig, the shape is kept constant. On the other hand, a "wig" is worn by fashionable people as a fashion statement. Because it is worn over one's own hair, it may not be possible to achieve the desired style when worn. It is necessary to maintain a certain shape when worn. However, the "wig stand" in Patent Document 1 is a thin, plate-like sheet material with resilience, and this sheet material can easily deform, causing the wig to lose its shape.

[0006] The inventors of the present invention thought that by using not a single sheet of resilient (bounce-back) plate-shaped sheet (paper) but partially overlapping two sheets, it would be possible to impart resilience (bounce-back force) properties and a certain degree of rigidity to the part on which the wig is placed, thereby preventing the wig from losing its shape.

[0007] The present invention has been invented to solve such problems. That is, the object of the present invention is to provide a wig stand that has two functions: a rigid portion made of partially overlapping plate-like sheet materials prevents the wig placed on it from losing its shape, and a resilient portion absorbs vibrations and shocks during transportation. [Means for solving the problem]

[0008] The present invention provides a wig stand (1) for storing and transporting a wig while maintaining its shape, a first sheet material (2) having a repulsive force, the first sheet material (2) being formed with a first raised portion (5) so as to be sandwiched between both ends of a first frame body (4) having a substantially U-shape; a second sheet material (3) having a repulsive force, the second sheet material (3) being formed with a second rising portion (7) so as to be sandwiched between both ends of a second frame body (6) having a substantially U-shape, The first raised portion (5) and the second raised portion (7) are joined so that their respective ends overlap each other, and when each end of the first frame body (4) and each end of the second frame body (6) are joined, the joined first raised portion (5) and second raised portion (7) are configured to be raised above the planar position of the joined first frame body (4) and second frame body (6).

[0009] The first raised portion (5) is sandwiched between both ends of the first frame (4) and is formed in a "cup" shape having a narrow portion and a wide portion, and the second raised portion (7) is also sandwiched between both ends of the second frame (6) and is formed in a "cup" shape having a narrow portion and a wide portion, The first rising portion (5) and the second rising portion (7) are joined so that their respective tips overlap each other, and the raised portion has a substantially circular shape in a plan view. The second rising portion (7) is formed to have a length sufficient to extend beyond the line connecting both ends of the second frame body (6). The first raised portion (5) is formed to have a length sufficient to extend beyond the line connecting both ends of the first frame body (4), and the second raised portion (7) is also formed to have a length sufficient to extend beyond the line connecting both ends of the second frame body (6).

[0010] The configuration in which the first raised portion (5) and the second raised portion (7) are joined so that their respective tips overlap can include forming an engaging tongue piece (12) at the tip of the first raised portion (5) and forming multiple engaging notches (13) in the second raised portion (7) into which the engaging tongue piece (12) engages.

[0011] a bottom plate (15a) having a shape substantially the same as the rectangular shape formed by the outer periphery of the joined first frame body (4) and second frame body (6); side plates (15b) extending from and joining the four sides of the bottom plate (15a) and having a width greater than the height of the first raised portion (5) and the second raised portion (7); The wig storage box (15) may further include a cover plate (15c) attached to the side plate (15b). The wig storage box (15) can be constructed so that the side plate (15b), bottom plate (15a) and cover plate (15c) can be detachably assembled and disassembled. Effect of the Invention

[0012] The wig stand (1) of the present invention is easy to store because it is made of flat sheet materials (2, 3) before assembly. A three-dimensional wig stand can be easily completed by simply joining two sheets (2, 3) at five points. Conversely, it can be easily disassembled by simply removing the two sheets (2, 3) at five points.

[0013] The joined first rising portion (5) and second rising portion (7) are configured to be raised above the planar position of the joined first frame body (4) and second frame body (6), and these first rising portion (5) and second rising portion (7) have a repulsive force. A wig can be placed on these. The narrower portion (buffer portion α) of each rising portion (5, 7) is more easily deformed than the wider portion (placement portion β), so it can absorb vibrations and shocks applied to the wig stand. When the placed wig is transported, the repulsive force of these first rising portion (5) and second rising portion (7) absorbs to a certain extent the shocks and vibrations applied to the wig from the outside, preventing the wig from losing its shape and from being damaged.

[0014] The wide portion of the first rising portion (5) and the second rising portion (7) that are approximately circular in shape is made by overlapping and joining the sheet materials (2, 3), so it is more rigid than the narrower portion and can firmly hold the wig placed thereon. In other words, the wig will not come off even if it is subjected to vibration or impact. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0015] [Figure 1] FIG. 2 is a plan view showing the wig base in the pre-assembly state of the first embodiment. [Diagram 2]FIG. 11 is a plan view showing the order of assembling the wig stand of the present invention, where (a) is the state before assembly, (b) is the state after the first raised portion and the second raised portion are joined, and (c) is the state after the first frame body and the second frame body are finally joined and the first raised portion and the second raised portion are raised. [Diagram 3] FIG. 2 is a side view showing the wig stand of the present invention in an assembled state. [Figure 4] FIG. 2 is a front view showing the wig stand of the present invention in an assembled state. [Diagram 5] FIG. 13 is a plan view of the wig stand of the first modified example of the first embodiment in a state before it is assembled. [Figure 6] 1A and 1B are front views showing the state of the rising part of the wig stand in the first modified example of the first embodiment, where (a) is in a high state and (b) is in a low state. [Figure 7] FIG. 11 is a plan view showing a state before the wig stand of the second modified example of the first embodiment is assembled. [Figure 8] FIG. 13 is a plan view showing a wig base in a modified example 2 of the first embodiment, in which the first frame body and the second frame body are joined together and the first raised portion and the second raised portion are raised. [Figure 9] 1A and 1B are schematic explanatory plan views illustrating a state in which a wig stand is used, in which (a) shows the wig stand, and (b) shows a state in which the wig stand is packed in a wig storage box. [Figure 10] FIG. 13 is a plan view showing a wig base of Modification 3 in which the outer periphery of the first frame body and the second frame body joined together forms a circular shape. [Figure 11] FIG. 13 is a plan view showing a wig base of Modification 4 in which the outer periphery of the first frame body and the second frame body joined together has a hexagonal shape. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0016] The wig stand of the present invention is configured such that the ends of a first and second raised portion of a resilient sheet material are joined together so that they overlap, and when each end of the first frame body is joined to each end of the second frame body, the joined first and second raised portions are raised above the planar position of the joined first and second frame bodies, and a wig is placed on the first and second raised portions for storage. EXAMPLES

[0017] Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a plan view showing a wig stand in an unassembled state according to a first embodiment. The wig stand 1 of the present invention is a wig stand that is formed by combining two flat sheets that deform three-dimensionally. Each sheet is a paper or plastic sheet that is thick enough to have a resilient force. It is preferable that the material has a degree of deformation that can absorb vibrations and shocks when carrying a wig and can return to its original shape.

[0018] <Composition of each sheet material that makes up the wig base before assembly> The wig stand 1 before assembly shown in Fig. 1 is composed of a flat first sheet material 2 and a second sheet material 3. As shown on the left side of Fig. 1, the first sheet material 2 is formed of a first frame body 4 having a substantially U-shape and a first rising portion 5 formed continuously at a position sandwiched between both ends of the first frame body 4. As shown on the right side of Fig. 1, the second sheet material 3 is formed of a second frame body 6 having a substantially U-shape and a second rising portion 7 formed so as to be sandwiched between both ends of the second frame body 6. Here, the reason for calling them first and second is not to indicate a rank or order, but to distinguish between members having similar shapes.

[0019] The first rising portion 5 is formed in a "cup" shape having a narrow portion and a wide portion continuing from the first frame body 4. The reason for forming it in this "cup" shape is that when it is overlapped with the similarly shaped second rising portion 7, the overlapping state will be approximately circular. The wig is placed on this approximately circular part.

[0020] Additionally, the narrower portion of the "cup" shape of the first raised portion 5 is formed continuously from the roughly U-shaped first frame body 4. This portion has a fold line 8. This is to make it easier to fold the first raised portion 5. Similarly, the second raised portion 7 also has a fold line 9 in a similar position.

[0021] <Configuration of the first raised portion and the second raised portion> In the wig base 1 of Example 1, the second rising portion 7 is formed to have a length that extends beyond the line connecting both ends of the second frame body 6. By making the second rising portion 7 longer than the line connecting both ends of the second frame body 6 in this manner, it rises upward when the first sheet material 2 and the second sheet material 3 are joined together.

[0022] The first frame 4 has a joining notch 10 formed at both ends in a direction perpendicular to its longitudinal direction. Similarly, the second frame 6 has a joining notch 10 formed at both ends in a direction perpendicular to its longitudinal direction. The joining notch 10 of the first frame 4 and the joining notch 10 of the second frame 6 are detachably joined. Note that the configuration of each joining notch 10 is not limited to that shown in the figure, and can be replaced with hook-and-loop fasteners or joining structures of various configurations as long as they are configured to be detachably joined.

[0023] The tip of the first rising portion 5 and the tip of the second rising portion 7 each have a joining notch 11 formed in the same direction as the joining direction. Furthermore, in order to prevent the two from coming off, an engagement tongue 12 is formed on the first rising portion 5, and an engagement notch 13 into which the engagement tongue 12 engages is formed on the second rising portion 7, and the first sheet material 2 and the second sheet material 3 are configured to be integrated by being joined to each other detachably. As shown in the figure, the engagement tongue 12 has a shape that makes it difficult to come off when inserted into the engagement notch 13. The joining of the first rising portion 5 and the second rising portion 7 is not limited to the configuration of each joining notch 11 as shown in the figure, and can be replaced with a joining structure of various configurations. If necessary, a slit 14 is provided in the second rising portion 7 for hanging a wig clip or the like.

[0024] <How to assemble the wig stand> FIG. 2 is a plan view showing the order of assembling the wig stand of the present invention, where (a) is the state before assembly, (b) is the state after the first raised portion and the second raised portion are joined, and (c) is the state after the first frame body and the second frame body are finally joined and the first raised portion and the second raised portion are raised. The procedure for assembling the wig stand of Example 1 will be described with reference to Fig. 2. First, as shown in Fig. 2(a), the first sheet material 2 and the second sheet material 3 are arranged so that the joint structures of the first rising portion 5 and the second rising portion 7 face each other.

[0025] Next, as shown in Fig. 2(b), in the wig stand 1 of the present invention, the engagement tongue 12 of the first rising portion 5 is inserted into the engagement notch 13 of the second rising portion 7. The engagement tongue 12 is inserted from the front side to the back side of the engagement notch 13. The front side of the second rising portion 7 refers to the direction in which the second rising portion 7 rises. This is to prevent the engagement tongue 12 from getting in the way of the wig. At the same time, the joining notch 11 of the first rising portion 5 is joined to the joining notch 10 of the second rising portion 7. The first rising portion 5 and the second rising portion 7 are firmly integrated by the joining and engagement at these three points.

[0026] Finally, as shown in Fig. 2(c), in a state in which the first rising portion 5 and the second rising portion 7 are connected, each end of the first frame body 4 and each end of the second frame body 6 are joined to the joining notches 10. At this time, since the second rising portion 7 is formed to have a length that extends beyond the line connecting both ends of the second frame body 6, each end of the first frame body 4 and each end of the second frame body 6 are separated as shown in Fig. 2(b). When these separated ends are joined, the joined first rising portion 5 and second rising portion 7 rise above the planar position of the joined first frame body 4 and second frame body 6, and a wig stand having a three-dimensional shape is formed.

[0027] As shown in the figure, the total length (X1+Y1=Z1) of the length (X1) of the first rising portion 5 and the length (Y1) of the second rising portion 7 when connected is longer than the total length (A1) of one side of the first frame 4 and the length (B1) of one side of the second frame 6 when connected (A1+B1=C1) (Z1>C1). Therefore, the first rising portion 5 and the second rising portion 7, which are made of a sheet material having a repulsive force, rise up. If this difference in length (Z1>C1) is made larger, the first rising portion 5 and the second rising portion 7 will rise up more, and conversely, if it is made smaller, the rise will be smaller.

[0028] In the illustrated example, the first raised portion 5 and the second raised portion 7 are connected first, but it is also possible to create a three-dimensional product by connecting the first frame body 4 and the second frame body 6 first, and then connecting the first raised portion 5 and the second raised portion 7.

[0029] <Wig stand assembled> Fig. 3 is a side view showing the wig stand of the present invention in an assembled state, and Fig. 4 is a front view showing the wig stand of the present invention in an assembled state. When the wig stand 1 of the present invention is assembled, the first rising portion 5 and the second rising portion 7 are raised to a position higher than the planar shape of the first frame body 4 and the second frame body 6. The joined first rising portion 5 and the second rising portion 7 have an arch shape as shown in the front view of Fig. 4, but the joined first rising portion 5 and the second rising portion 7 have an approximately circular shape as shown in the plan view of Fig. 2(c). Therefore, the center of this approximately circular shape is the part where the wig is placed. A wig clip or the like is hooked onto a slit 14 formed in the second rising portion 7 to prevent the wig from coming off the wig stand 1.

[0030] The joined first rising portion 5 and second rising portion 7 have a repulsive force. The narrower portions (buffer portions α) of the rising portions 5, 7 are more easily deformed than the wider portions (mounting portions β), and are therefore able to absorb vibrations and shocks applied to the wig stand 1. When a wig placed on this mounting portion β is transported, the wig may be subjected to external shocks and vibrations. The repulsive sheet material absorbs the vibrations or shocks transmitted from the first frame 4 and second frame 6 at this buffer portion α, preventing the wig from losing its shape and from being scratched. Conversely, the central position between the first raised portion 5 and the second raised portion 7 (the roughly circular placement portion β) is wide and has overlapping sheet material at the joint, making it stronger and enabling the wig placed therein to be firmly held in place.

[0031] Although not shown, the periphery of the first rising portion 5 and the second rising portion 7 can be processed into a jagged shape that functions as an anti-slip surface for the base surface of the wig. By configuring it in this way, the wig does not move on the first rising portion 5 and the second rising portion 7, and can be prevented from losing its shape.

[0032] Alternatively, a soft resin material that acts as an anti-slip material for the base surface of the wig can be applied around the first rising portion 5 and the second rising portion 7. This configuration also prevents the wig from losing its shape.

[0033] <Modification 1 of Example 1> Fig. 5 is a plan view of the wig stand of the first modified example of the embodiment before assembly. Fig. 6 is a front view showing the state of the rising part of the wig stand of the first modified example of the embodiment, (a) being in a high state and (b) being in a low state. The height to which the first rising portion 5 and the second rising portion 7 are raised is determined by making the total length (X1+Y1=Z1) of the length (X1) of the first rising portion 5 and the length (Y1) of the second rising portion 7 when connected longer than the total length (A1+B1=C1) of the length (A1) of one side of the first frame body 4 and the length (B1) of one side of the second frame body 6 when connected (Z1>C1). In this modification 1, the engagement notches 13 of the second rising portion 7 are provided at multiple locations, and the height can be adjusted in several stages by changing the position into which the engagement tongue 12 of the first rising portion 5 is inserted. If the position of the engagement notch 13 is inserted at a position close to the engagement tongue 12 of the first rising portion 5, the total length (X1+Y1=Z1) of the length (X1) of the first rising portion and the length (Y1) of the second rising portion becomes the longest, and the height can be set high.

[0034] Conversely, if the engagement tongue 12 of the first rising portion 5 is inserted into the engagement notch 13 at the farthest position, the total length (X1+Y1=Z1) becomes the shortest and can be set low. In the illustrated example, the engagement notches 13 are provided in three places, but it is needless to say that the number of places is not limited to three. In addition, the lengths of the joining notches 10 of the first rising portion 5 and the second rising portion 7 can be adapted to any setting state as long as they are set to a state where joining is performed over the longest distance.

[0035] <Modification 2 of Example 1> Fig. 7 is a plan view showing a state before assembling the wig stand of the modified example 2 of the embodiment 1. Fig. 8 is a plan view showing the wig stand of the modified example 2 of the embodiment 1, in a state where the first frame body and the second frame body are joined and the first rising portion and the second rising portion are raised. In the present invention, when each end of the first frame 4 and each end of the second frame 6 are joined, the first rising portion 5 and the second rising portion 7 are longer in the connected state, so that they rise up. In the first embodiment, only the second rising portion 7 is formed to have a length that protrudes from the line connecting both ends of the second frame 6. In this manner, the present invention is not limited to a configuration in which only the second rising portion 7 is formed long. Like the second rising portion 7, the first rising portion 5 can also be formed to have a length that protrudes from the line connecting both ends of the first frame 4. In this modified example 2, unlike the first embodiment, it is necessary to shorten the length of the second rising portion 7 that protrudes from the line connecting the ends of the second frame 6.

[0036] <Wig stand in actual use> FIG. 9 is a schematic explanatory plan view illustrating a state in which the wig stand is used, where (a) shows the wig stand, and (b) shows the wig stand in a state in which it is used and packed in a wig storage box. The wig stand 1 of the present invention is mainly used in a state where it is packed in a wig storage box 15. Therefore, the assembled first frame body 4 and second frame body 6 have a rectangular shape in a plan view. This wig storage box 15 is composed of a bottom plate 15a having approximately the same area as the square shape formed by the outer periphery of the joined first frame body 4 and second frame body 6, side plates 15b standing from the four sides of this bottom plate 15a and joined together to have a width longer than the height of the first rising portion 5 and the second rising portion 7, and a cover plate 15c that covers this side plate 15b.

[0037] This rectangular shape is for storing the wig without any gaps inside the wig storage box 15. By storing the wig without any gaps, the wig stand 1 is firmly fixed inside the wig storage box 15, and the wig placed on it can be prevented from losing its shape or being damaged.

[0038] The height of the wig storage box 15 is determined by the sum of the height of the first rising portion 5 and the second rising portion 7 and the thickness of the wig. If there is too much space, the wig will lose its shape and become damaged due to unnecessary movement inside the wig storage box 15. If there is no space, the wig will be crushed by the cover plate 15c, causing it to lose its shape. The size of this space is determined according to the type and size of the wig.

[0039] <Modifications 3 and 4 of Example 1> Fig. 10 is a plan view showing a wig base according to a third modification in which the outer periphery of the first and second frames joined together is circular, and Fig. 11 is a plan view showing a wig base according to a fourth modification in which the outer periphery of the first and second frames joined together is hexagonal. 10, the shape of the wig storage box 15 is not limited to the rectangular shape of the bottom plate 15a of the wig storage box 15. It may also be a multi-sided shape such as a circle or a hexagon. Therefore, the first frame body 4 and the second frame body 6 are made to have a substantially semicircular shape so as to correspond to the circular wig storage box, as shown in Fig. 10. When the semicircular first frame body 4 and the second frame body 6 are joined together, the outer periphery becomes circular, and the wig stand can be stored in the wig storage box without any gaps.

[0040] 11, when the wig storage box 15 is hexagonal, the first frame body 4 and the second frame body 6 are made to be approximately trapezoidal. When the approximately trapezoidal first frame body 4 and the second frame body 6 are joined, the outer periphery becomes hexagonal, and the wig stand can be stored in the wig storage box without any gaps. In the case of other elliptical or multi-sided shapes, the shapes of the first frame body 4 and the second frame body 6 are also matched to the shape of the wig storage box.

[0041] Furthermore, as long as the present invention has two functions, that is, the rigid portion (support portion β) formed by partially overlapping plate-like sheet materials 2, 3 prevents the wig placed thereon from losing its shape, and the resilient portion (buffer portion α) absorbs vibrations and shocks during transportation, it is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiment of the invention, and can of course be modified in various ways without departing from the gist of the present invention. [Industrial Applicability]

[0042] The wig stand of the present invention can be used not only for storing or transporting wigs, but also for storing or transporting items that are easily deformed or lose their shape. [Explanation of symbols]

[0043] 1 Wig stand 2. First sheet material 3. Second sheet material 4 First frame 5 First rising section 6 Second frame 7 Second rising section 12 Engagement tongue piece 13 Engagement notch 15 Wig storage box 15a bottom plate 15b Side plate 15c lid plate

Claims

1. A wig stand (1) for storing and transporting a wig while maintaining its shape, a first sheet material (2) having a repulsive force, the first sheet material (2) being formed with a first rising portion (5) so as to be sandwiched between both ends of a first frame body (4) having a substantially U-shape; a second sheet material (3) having a repulsive force, the second sheet material (3) being formed with a second rising portion (7) so as to be sandwiched between both ends of a second frame body (6) having a substantially U-shape, The wig stand is characterized in that, when both ends of the first raised portion (5) and the second raised portion (7) are joined so as to overlap each other, and when each end of the first frame body (4) and each end of the second frame body (6) are joined, the joined first raised portion (5) and second raised portion (7) are configured to be raised above the planar position of the joined first frame body (4) and second frame body (6).

2. The first raised portion (5) is sandwiched between both ends of the first frame body (4) and is formed in a "cup" shape having a narrow portion and a wide portion, and the second raised portion (7) is also sandwiched between both ends of the second frame body (6) and is formed in a "cup" shape having a narrow portion and a wide portion, The wig stand according to claim 1, characterized in that the first raised portion (5) and the second raised portion (7) are joined so that their respective tips overlap each other, and the raised portion is configured to have a substantially circular shape in a plan view.

3. 2. The wig stand according to claim 1, wherein the second raised portion (7) is formed to have a length sufficient to extend beyond a line connecting both ends of the second frame body (6).

4. 2. The wig stand according to claim 1, wherein the first raised portion (5) is formed to have a length sufficient to extend beyond a line connecting both ends of the first frame body (4), and the second raised portion (7) is also formed to have a length sufficient to extend beyond a line connecting both ends of the second frame body (6).

5. The wig stand according to claim 1, characterized in that the configuration for joining the first raised portion (5) and the second raised portion (7) so that their tips overlap each other includes forming an engagement tongue piece (12) at the tip of the first raised portion (5) and forming a plurality of engagement notches (13) in the second raised portion (7) with which the engagement tongue piece (12) engages.

6. A bottom plate (15a) having a shape substantially the same as the rectangular shape formed by the outer periphery of the joined first frame body (4) and second frame body (6); side plates (15b) extending from the four sides of the bottom plate (15a) and joined together to have a width greater than the height of the first raised portion (5) and the second raised portion (7); 2. The wig stand according to claim 1, further comprising a wig storage box (15) composed of a cover plate (15c) attached to the side plate (15b).

7. 7. The wig stand according to claim 6, wherein the wig storage box (15) is configured so that the side plate (15b), the bottom plate (15a) and the cover plate (15c) can be detachably assembled and disassembled.

Images