Hooded clothing

Abstract

To provide a hooded garment having a string for tightening a face opening, capable of quickly tightening and adjusting the length in one go in a tied state while the garment is being worn, and capable of separating both left and right ends of the string when the garment is opened at the front when being put on or taken off. [Solution] A string S for tightening the facial opening is passed through a string wiring passage 23 provided along the facial opening 16 of the hood H, and string adjustment fixtures FL, FR, which are assembled as a pair on the left and right sides and formed into a unit, are inserted and set into the left and right end vicinity portions 24L, 24R exposed from the passage 23 at the front position of the neck area, and the left and right end vicinity portions 24L, 24R of the string S can be separated by releasing the assembled state of both the string adjustment fixtures FL, FR.

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] This invention relates to rainwear, parkas, jackets, anoraks and other hooded garments. [Background technology]

[0002] For example, Patent Documents 1 and 2 disclose hooded garments in which the length of a string wired through the hood can be adjusted at the front of the neck area to fit the hood around the wearer's face and head and prevent the hood from restricting the wearer's field of vision or interfering with movement. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 7-12421 [Patent Document 2] Patent No. 3724824 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] However, taking Patent Document 1 as a representative example, in the configuration of the "garment with a hood" described therein, a pair of retaining members (string adjustment fixtures) (5) are inserted and set separately near the left and right ends of the tightening string (4), and since the pair of left and right members are in a pre-installed, separated state, they do not restrict (get in the way of) the front opening of the garment (1), and the garment (1) can be conveniently put on and taken off without hindrance. However, when adjusting the length of the tightening string (4) while the garment (1) is being worn, it is necessary to slide (move) each of the pair of left and right retaining members (5), which is very cumbersome and the adjustment operation cannot be performed quickly all at once.

[0005] On the other hand, when a single common retaining member (string adjustment fixture) (5) is inserted and set at the position to tie up, so to speak, the separated left and right end portions of the tightening string (4), it is convenient to adjust the length of both the left and right end portions of the tightening string (4) at the same time by simply sliding (moving) the single retaining member (5). However, when a single string through-hole that receives both the left and right end portions of the tightening string (4) together or a pair (two) of string through-holes that receive the left and right end portions separately are formed in the single retaining member (5), in either configuration, the retaining member (5) in the tied state of the length-adjusted tightening string (4) is necessarily located in front of the wearer's neck area, which interferes with the front opening of the garment (1) and restricts (obstructs) putting on and taking off the garment (1). [Means for solving the problem]

[0006] The present invention aims to overcome the above problems, and in order to achieve this aim, in claim 1, a string wiring passage is provided that is bent in an approximately inverted U shape when viewed from the front along the face opening of the hood sewn to the front body of the garment,

[0007] The hooded garment is configured such that the length of the face opening tightening string, which is wired through the string wiring passage, can be adjusted by a string adjustment fixture inserted and set near both left and right ends exposed from the passage to a front position of the neck area,

[0008] The string adjustment fixture is formed into a pair of almost identical or almost symmetrical left and right string adjustment fixtures, each of which is formed from a cylindrical case having a string through hole on the body surface, a lock pin having a string through hole that is built into the cylindrical case in a manner to prevent it from falling out, and a compression coil spring that is enclosed in the cylindrical case to press and bias the lock pin,

[0009] The pair of left and right string adjustment fixtures are inserted and set in the vicinity of the left and right ends of the string, respectively, and the cylindrical cases of the two string adjustment fixtures are detachably assembled to each other,

[0010] In this assembled state, by simultaneously pushing in the lock pins of both string adjustment fixtures against the biasing force of the compression coil spring, the string through hole of the cylindrical case and the string through hole of the lock pin will mate and communicate, allowing the string to be freely pulled and its length adjusted.

[0011] When you release the pushing operation, the length adjustment state of the string will be automatically fixed and maintained.

[0012] The present invention is characterized in that the vicinity of both ends of the string can be separated by releasing the assembled state of the two string adjustment fixtures.

[0013] In claim 2, the pair of left and right string adjustment fixtures are arranged in a line on the same horizontal axis along the left-right direction, and the backs of the tube cases are inserted and removed freely.

[0014] The tip ends of the lock pins that protrude in opposite left and right directions from the cylindrical case are pushed in with the fingertips of one hand against the biasing force of the compression coil spring,

[0015] The string for tightening the face opening is set so that it can be tightened simultaneously from the vicinity of both the left and right ends at once to adjust the length.

[0016] Furthermore, in claim 3, the pair of left and right string adjustment fixtures are arranged in a parallel state lying on parallel vertical axes along the front-rear direction, and the barrel surfaces of the barrel cases are kept in an assembled state in which they are freely fitted together in a concave-convex fit,

[0017] The tip of each lock pin, which protrudes forward or backward from the cylindrical case, is pushed in with the fingertips of one hand against the biasing force of the compression coil spring,

[0018] The string for tightening the face opening is set so that it can be tightened simultaneously from the vicinity of both the left and right ends at once to adjust the length. Effect of the Invention

[0019] According to the above configuration of claim 1, there is an effect of completely solving the problems of the conventional technology mentioned at the beginning.

[0020] In other words, in the configuration of claim 1, a pair of left and right string adjustment fasteners are attached and detached to the cylindrical case, so that while the wearer is wearing the hooded garment with the front body closed, he or she can quickly adjust the length of the string by simultaneously pushing the lock pins of both string adjustment fasteners, which are almost identical or almost symmetrical to each other, into the cylindrical case in one go and tightening the string for tightening the face opening of the hood. When the wearer releases the pushing operation, the adjusted state of the string is automatically kept fixed, so that the hood can be fitted stably to the wearer's face and head, which is particularly effective when the wearer is wearing a hat or helmet.

[0021] Furthermore, the assembled state of the cylindrical cases of the pair of left and right string adjustment fasteners can be released, and when released, the vicinity of the left and right ends of the strings into which the two string adjustment fasteners are respectively inserted and set are separated from each other. Therefore, when the front of the hooded garment is opened, there is no risk of the two string adjustment fasteners in the assembled state being unsightly positioned at the front of the wearer's neck and interfering (restricting) the task of putting on or taking off the garment, which is extremely convenient.

[0022] In particular, if the configuration of claim 2 is adopted, then both string adjustment fixing devices are aligned on the same horizontal axis along the left-right direction, in a line-by-line position, so to speak, in a horizontal position, with the backs of their tubular cases inserted into each other so as to be freely removable, so that a wearer wearing a hooded garment can place, for example, the thumb of one hand on one of the locking pins protruding in opposite left-right directions from the tubular cases of both string adjustment fixing devices, and the index finger of the same hand on the other locking pin, and press both locking pins firmly from both the left and right directions in one go simultaneously, thereby allowing the wearer to quickly adjust the length of the strings for tightening the facial opening of the hood, and this adjustment operation is extremely convenient.

[0023] Furthermore, if the configuration of claim 3 is adopted, then since both string adjustment fixing devices are arranged in a parallel vertical axis along the front-to-back direction, in a horizontal position, so to speak, with the body surfaces of their cylindrical cases engaging (meshing) with each other so as to be able to be freely inserted and removed, a wearer wearing the hooded garment can, for example, place the index finger of one hand on the parallel cylindrical cases of both string adjustment fixing devices, and place the thumb of the same hand on the parallel lock pins that protrude forward or backward from both cylindrical cases, and push both cylindrical cases and both lock pins in simultaneously in one go as if strongly squeezing them from both the front and back, thereby quickly adjusting the length of the string. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0024] [Figure 1] 1 is a front view showing a hooded garment according to a first embodiment of the present invention; FIG. [Diagram 2] FIG. 2 is a rear view of FIG. [Diagram 3] FIG. 2 is a side view of FIG. [Figure 4] 2 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing the string adjustment fixture of FIG. 1. [Diagram 5] FIG. 5 is a side view of FIG. [Figure 6] 5 is a left side view showing the operation keys of FIG. 4. [Figure 7] FIG. [Figure 8] 2 is an enlarged plan view showing a state in which the length of the string is adjusted and fixed by the string adjustment fixture extracted from FIG. 1. [Figure 9] This is a cross-sectional view taken along line 9-9 in Figure 8. [Figure 10] 10 is a front view of the string adjustment fixture shown in FIG. 9 in an assembled state released. FIG. [Figure 11] FIG. 2 is a front view showing a hooded garment according to a second embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 12] 12 is an enlarged plan view extracted from FIG. 11 showing a state in which the string length is adjusted and fixed by the string adjustment and fixing device. FIG. [Figure 13]13 is a cross-sectional view of the string adjustment fixture (single item) taken along line YY in FIG. 12. [Figure 14] FIG. 14 is a front view of the string adjustment fastener (single item) shown in FIG. [Figure 15] FIG. 15 is a left side view of FIG. 14. [Figure 16] This is a cross-sectional view taken along line 16-16 in Figure 14. [Figure 17] This is a cross-sectional view taken along line 17-17 in Figure 14. [Figure 18] 13 is a front view of the string adjustment fixture shown in FIG. 12 in an unassembled state. FIG. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0025] A preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings. Figures 1 to 10 show a hooded garment applied to parka-type rainwear for work as a first embodiment, in which (A) is the general name for the garment body consisting of a front body (11), a back body (12) and a pair of left and right sleeves (13), (13), and a hood (H) is sewn to the front body (11) and the back body (12). (14) (14) is a seam at the base of the hood (H), which is located around the neck of the wearer.

[0026] The garment body (A) and hood (H) are made of the same woven fabric of polyester, nylon, or other suitable synthetic fibers, and the front surface is made water-repellent, while the back surface is made waterproof by laminating or coating with polyurethane resin, polyvinyl chloride resin, etc., but may also be made of two-layer or three-layer breathable waterproof fabric.

[0027] (15)(15) is a strip-shaped center opening and closing cover sewn along the central longitudinal line of the front body (11) of the above-mentioned garment body (A) from the hem of the front body (11) to a height position reaching the face opening (16) of the hood (H). When the pair of left and right pieces are put together, they cover the opening and closing slide fastener (not shown) of the front body (11) in a waterproof state, and their upper end can cover the front of the wearer's chin and around the mouth as the opening and closing mask part (17)(17) of the hood (H).

[0028] (18) is a visor sewn to the upper half of the face opening (16) of the hood (H) in a hem shape, and is made of transparent soft synthetic resin. (19) is an adjustment tab hanging from the back of the head of the hood (H) facing diagonally upwards, and (20) is a hook-and-loop fastener sewn to the lower part of the adjustment tab (19) of the hood (H) and is detachably fastened to the hook-and-loop fastener (21) backed by the adjustment tab (19), so that the face opening (16) of the hood (H) can be kept in an upward inclination state so that the wearer can easily look up.

[0029] (22)(22) denotes a plurality of eyelet hooks (dot buttons) attached to the belt-shaped center opening cover (15)(15) in a scattered manner at required intervals, and by freely engaging and detaching each pair of male and female eyelet hooks, the pair of left and right center opening covers (15)(15) are closed in a joined state, but hook-and-loop fasteners or other fastening devices may also be used in place of the eyelet hooks (22)(22).

[0030] Also, (23) is a string wiring passage bent and formed in a substantially inverted U-shape in front view along the face opening (16) of the hood (H) as shown in Figs. 1 and 3, surrounding the wearer's head, and is a series of bag-like or tunnel-like structures sewn to the back (inside) of the hood (H). A string (S) for tightening the wearer's face opening is passed through and wired inside the hollow portion. The string (S) is made of a spindle string or other stretchable flexible string, and both separated ends of the passed-through string are exposed from the string wiring passage (23) as a pair on the left and right as shown in Fig. 1, and hang down to the front of the wearer's neck.

[0031] (FL) and (FR) are string adjustment fixtures made of hard synthetic resin that are inserted and set in the vicinity of the left and right ends (24L) and (24R) of the string (S) in order to bind the left and right end portions (24L) and (24R), and by sliding (moving) them up and down, the string (S) can be tightened and its length adjusted. Stoppers (not shown) are installed on the left and right ends of the string (S) that are separated to prevent the string adjustment fixtures (FL) and (FR) from falling off.

[0032] That is, the string adjustment fixtures (FL) (FR) are composed of a pair of almost symmetrical left and right tubular cases (25L) (25R) each having a substantially U-shaped cross section and a lock pin (26L) (26R) inserted and fitted into the case so as not to come off, as shown in Figures 4 to 10. The tubular cases (25L) (25R) and the lock pins (26L) (26R) have mutually communicating string through holes (27L) (27R) (28L) (28R) open and formed in the bodies thereof, and the string (S) is inserted through the mutually matching and communicating string through holes (27L) (27R) (28L) (28R) so as to be able to slide (move) relative to one another.

[0033] In addition, compression coil springs (29L) (29R) are enclosed inside the cylindrical cases (25L) (25R), and the pressing force (back pressure) of the compression coil springs (29L) (29R) is constantly applied to the lock pins (26L) (26R). Therefore, the string through holes (28L) (28R) opening on the lock pin (26L) (26R) side and the string through holes (27L) (27R) opening on the cylindrical cases (25L) (25R) side are in an eccentric state where they do not match (are misaligned) with each other, as shown in Figure 4. As a result, the left and right end vicinity portions (24L) (24R) of the string (S) are both pinched and deformed by the cylindrical cases (25L) (25R) and the lock pins (26L) (26R), and are held in a fixed state where they cannot slide (move).

[0034] Moreover, the pair of left and right string adjustment fixtures (FL) (FR) are assembled into a unit so that their tubular cases (25L) (25R) can be freely attached and detached. In other words, the two string adjustment fixtures (FL) (FR) are almost symmetrical, and the tubular cases (25L) (25R) and the lock pins (26L) (26R) are in a line-like state lying on the same horizontal axis (X-X) along the left-right direction as shown in Figure 4, and an almost spear-shaped insertion protrusion (30) protruding from one of the rear faces of the opposing tubular cases (25L) (25R) along the horizontal axis (X-X) is inserted freely into a protrusion receiving through hole (31) formed correspondingly on the other rear face. (30a) indicates the conical head of the insertion protrusion (30), and (30b) indicates a neck portion thinner than the head (30a).

[0035] Furthermore, a window (32) for inserting an operation key is cut out in the body surface of the cylindrical case (25L) having the protrusion receiving through hole (31), and the operation key (33) inserted into the cylindrical case (25L) through the window (32) is pressed against the back surface of the cylindrical case (25L) by the compression coil spring (29L) (sandwiched between the coil spring and the back surface).

[0036] In this case, as shown in Figures 4, 6 and 7, a stepped surface (34) at the boundary between the head and leg of the operating key (33) is constantly engaged with the circumferential surface of the compression coil spring (29L) inside the cylindrical case (25L), and at the same time, a substantially elliptical long hole (35) formed through the leg of the operating key (33) is in an engaged state embracing the thin neck portion (30b) of the insertion protrusion (30), thereby preventing the insertion protrusion (30) from slipping out of the protrusion receiving through hole (31).

[0037] Therefore, when the circumferential surface of the compression coil spring (29L) is forcibly pressed into the cylindrical case (25L) by the operation key (33) in the direction of the arrow (P) in Figure 4, the engagement between the long hole (35) opening into the leg portion and the neck portion (30b) of the insertion convex portion (30) is released, and the insertion convex portion (30) can be removed from the convex portion receiving through hole (31). When the pressing operation of the operation key (33) is released, the restoring elastic pressure of the compression coil spring (29L) keeps the insertion convex portion (30) in a prevented state from coming out.

[0038] By pressing the operation key (33) described above, the assembled state of both string adjustment fasteners (FL) (FR) can be released, and by releasing them, the left and right end vicinity portions (24L) (24R) of the string (S) for tightening the face opening are separated from each other while each of the string adjustment fasteners (FL) (FR) is still attached, as shown in Figures 9 and 10. It is also possible to return from the separated state shown in Figure 10 to the assembled state shown in Figure 9.

[0039] Since the hooded garment of the first embodiment has the above-mentioned configuration, when the garment is worn, the wearer can use two fingers (e.g., thumb and index finger) of one hand to simultaneously push in the lock pins (26L) (26R) protruding in opposite left and right directions from the tubular cases (25L) (25R) of both string adjustment fasteners (FL) (FR) in the direction of the arrows in Figure 9 as if strongly squeezing them from the direction of the arrows in Figure 9, while using the fingertips of the remaining hand to grasp the portions (24L) (24R) near both the left and right ends of the string (S) and pull them downward, thereby adjusting the length of the string (S) and making the hood (H) fit to the wearer's face and head.

[0040] The remaining hand may be used to merely grasp the portions (24L) (24R) near both the left and right ends of the string (S), and the length of the string (S) may be adjusted by sliding (moving) the two string adjustment fixtures (FL) (FR), which are in the process of pushing in the lock pins (26L) (26R), upward along the string (S) with the two fingers of the other hand.

[0041] In either case, the length-adjustable string (S) surrounds the wearer's forehead, top, and both sides of the head, pulling down the hood (H) at the top of the head. Therefore, even if the wearer is wearing a hat or helmet, a stable fit is always obtained regardless of changes in height, and there is no risk of restricting the wearer's field of vision or movement.

[0042] In addition, while the garment is being worn, the operation key (33) of the two string adjustment fixtures (FL) (FR), which are assembled as a unit to adjust and fix the length of the string (S), can be pushed in from the direction of the arrow (P) in FIG. 4 into the cylindrical case (25L) to release the assembled state of the two string adjustment fixtures (FL) (FR). The portions (24L) (24R) near both the left and right ends of the string (S) can then be separated into the state shown in FIG. 10. Therefore, by opening the front body part (11) of the garment, the garment can be quickly and conveniently put on and taken off without any hindrance to the operation.

[0043] Next, Figures 11 to 18 show a hooded garment according to a second embodiment of the present invention, in which the pair of left and right string adjustment fasteners (FL) (FR) are also assembled into a unit such that their tubular cases (25L) (25R) can be detached from each other freely, and by releasing this assembled state, the left and right ends (24L) (24R) of the string (S) for tightening the facial opening can again be separated; however, the specific configuration for this differs from that of the first embodiment shown in Figures 1 to 10.

[0044] That is, in the configuration of the second embodiment, both string adjustment fixing devices (FL) (FR) are of approximately the same shape on the left and right, and their cylindrical cases (25L) (25R) and lock pins (26L) (26R) are in a parallel lying position on parallel vertical axes (YY) (YY) along the front-to-rear direction as shown in Figures 11 and 12, and of the body surfaces of the opposing cylindrical cases (25L) (25R), the concave-convex tooth type (36L) protruding from one body surface and the convex-concave tooth type (36R) protruding correspondingly from the other body surface are directly and removably fitted into each other in a concave-convex manner. The two tooth types (36L) (36R) are identical and directly mesh with each other, and by forcibly pulling them in opposite directions, the meshed state can be released, and as a result, the left and right end vicinity portions (24L) (24R) of the facial opening tightening string (S) can also be separated, as shown in Figures 11, 12 to 18.

[0045] In the hooded garment of the second embodiment described above, when the garment is being worn, the wearer can use the fingertips (e.g., thumb) of one hand to simultaneously push in the lock pins (26L) (26R) which protrude parallel to the vertical axis (Y-Y) (Y-Y) in Figure 12 from the tubular cases (25L) (25R) of both string adjustment fasteners (FL) (FR) from the same front or rear in one go, while using the fingertips of the remaining hand to grasp the portions (24L) (24R) near both the left and right ends of the string (S) and pull them downward, thereby adjusting the length of the string (S) and making the hood (H) fit to the wearer's face and head.

[0046] Of course, the remaining hand may be used to simply grasp the portions (24L) (24R) near both the left and right ends of the string (S), and the length of the string (S) may be adjusted by sliding (moving) the two string adjustment fixtures (FL) (FR) upward along the string (S) while pushing in the lock pins (26L) (26R) with the remaining hand.

[0047] Furthermore, in the configuration of the second embodiment described above, while the garment is being worn, the concave-convex tooth shapes (36L) (36R) of the two string adjustment fasteners (FL) (FR), which are assembled as a unit as shown in FIG. 12 to adjust and fix the length of the string (S), can be pulled strongly in the left-right direction as shown by the arrows in FIG. 18 to release the assembled state of the two string adjustment fasteners (FL) (FR). This also makes it possible to separate the portions (24L) (24R) near both the left and right ends of the string (S), without any risk of interfering with the operation of opening the front of the hooded garment.

[0048] In addition, since the configuration of each string adjustment fastener (FL) (FR) itself and other configurations in the second embodiment are substantially the same as those in the first embodiment described above, the same symbols as those in Figures 1 to 10 are simply used in Figures 11 to 18 and detailed explanations are omitted. [Explanation of symbols]

[0049] (11) Front body (12) Back (15) Center opening cover (16) Facial opening (17) Openable / closable mask section (18)······························. (19) Adjustment tab (20) Hook-and-loop fastener (23) Cable passage (24L)(24R) Near both left and right ends (25L)(25R) ···Cylinder case (26L)(26R) ···Lock pin (27L)(27R) String hole (tube case side) (28L)(28R) ···String hole (lock pin side) (29L)(29R) Compression coil spring (30) Insertion connector (30a)...Head (30b)...Neck (31)...Through hole for receiving protrusion (32) Counter (33) Operation key (34)······························Step surface (35) · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · (36L)(36R) ···Concave and convex teeth (A)··········································clothing body (H) Hood (S)...String (FL)(FR) ····String adjustment fixture (X―X) Horizontal axis (Y-Y) Vertical axis

Claims

1. A string wiring passage (23) is provided along a face opening (16) of a hood (H) sewn to a front body (11) of a garment body (A), the string wiring passage (23) being bent in a substantially inverted U-shape as viewed from the front; The length of the face opening tightening string (S) is adjustable by means of string adjustment fixtures (FL) (FR) inserted into the string wiring passage (23) and set in the vicinity of both the left and right ends (24L) (24R) that hang down from the passage (23) to the front of the neck area and are exposed. The string adjustment fixtures (FL) (FR) are formed as a pair of almost identical or almost symmetrical left and right string adjustment fixtures, each of which is made up of a cylindrical case (25L) (25R) having a string through hole (27L) (27R) opening in the body surface, a lock pin (26L) (26R) having a string through hole (28L) (28R) built into the cylindrical case (25L) (25R) in a non-removable state, and a compression coil spring (29L) (29R) enclosed in the cylindrical case (25L) (25R) to press and bias the lock pin (26L) (26R), The pair of left and right string adjustment fixtures (FL) (FR) are inserted and set in the vicinity of both left and right ends (24L) (24R) of the string (S), respectively, and the cylindrical cases (25L) (25R) of the two string adjustment fixtures (FL) (FR) are detachably assembled to each other, In this assembled state, by simultaneously pushing in the lock pins (26L) (26R) of both string adjustment fixtures (FL) (FR) against the biasing force of the compression coil springs (29L) (29R), the string through holes (27L) (27R) of the cylindrical cases (25L) (25R) and the string through holes (28L) (28R) of the lock pins (26L) (26R) will come into alignment and communicate with each other, allowing the string (S) to be freely pulled and its length adjusted. When the pushing operation is released, the length adjustment state of the string (S) is automatically fixed and maintained. The hooded garment is characterized in that the left and right end vicinity portions (24L) (24R) of the string (S) can be separated by releasing the assembled state of the two string adjustment fixtures (FL) (FR).

2. A pair of left and right string adjustment fixtures (FL) (FR) are laid in series on the same horizontal axis (X-X) along the left-right direction, and the rear faces of the tube cases (25L) (25R) are inserted into each other so as to be freely inserted and removed. The tips of the lock pins (26L) (26R) protruding in opposite left and right directions from the cylindrical cases (25L) (25R) are pushed in with the fingertips of one hand against the biasing force of the compression coil springs (29L) (29R), 2. The hooded garment according to claim 1, wherein the string (S) for tightening the face opening is set so that the length can be adjusted by tightening it simultaneously from the vicinity of both the left and right ends (24L, 24R).

3. The pair of left and right string adjustment fixtures (FL) (FR) are laid side by side on parallel vertical axes (Y-Y) (Y-Y) along the front-rear direction, and the barrel surfaces of the barrel cases (25L) (25R) are kept in an assembled state in which they are freely fitted together in a concave-convex manner, The tip of the lock pin (26L) (26R) projecting forward or backward from the cylindrical case (25L) (25R) is pushed in with the fingertip of one hand against the biasing force of the compression coil spring (29L) (29R), 2. The hooded garment according to claim 1, wherein the string (S) for tightening the face opening is set so that the length can be adjusted by tightening it simultaneously from the vicinity of both the left and right ends (24L, 24R).

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