A hat that is not supported by the head and a hat supporter with a space between it and the head

Abstract

When wearing a hat in the hot summer, the tight fit of the hat on the head results in poor ventilation, which causes the scalp to become steamy and sweaty, leading to the secretion of sebum, creating an environment conducive to the proliferation of bacteria, and adversely affecting the hair roots. In addition, a hat that is too tight can inhibit blood circulation to the scalp. There is also the cosmetic problem of ruining your hairstyle. It is an object of the present invention to provide a hat that provides good ventilation by providing space between the hat and the head. [Solution] This support is used between the hat and the head to create space between the hat and the head, and consists of a U-shaped member, a connecting member, a brim fixing member, and a glasses fixing device. The glasses are attached to this support to support the hat. Furthermore, the eyeglass structure has been revised to provide a simplified support consisting of eyeglass temple members, a connecting member, and a brim fixing device.

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a hat that does not directly rest on the head or has a sliding part that does not tighten the head, and that has a space between the hat and the head, and a support for supporting the hat.

[0002] Hats are worn not only for fashion purposes, but also to protect the hair and scalp from ultraviolet rays. However, traditional hats are generally worn by placing them directly on the head and tightening them with the sliding part. This causes the inside of the hat to become humid, and furthermore, sebum is secreted, creating an environment in which bacteria can easily grow, which has a negative effect on hair roots. Furthermore, hats that are too tight can inhibit blood circulation to the scalp, which is also a negative factor for hair and hair roots. For women, wearing a hat can also be a cosmetic problem, as it can ruin their hairstyle.

[0003] One of the proposals to solve such problems is the hat described in Patent Document 1. The hat described in this patent document has connecting members at the top of the left and right rims on the front of the glasses, at the left and right centers of the temples, and on the left and right sides of the temple tips, and the connecting members are fixed to the sliding part of the hat, leaving a space between the hat and the head, thereby forming a hat and hat support that is not supported by the head. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0004] [Patent Document 1] Patent No. 6675767 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0005] The hat described in Patent Document 1 has excellent breathability because there is a space of about 1 cm to 3 cm between the hat and the head. In addition to protecting against ultraviolet rays, the hat does not cause the scalp to become steamy and sweaty, secrete sebum, and create an environment in which bacteria can easily grow, and it does not inhibit blood circulation in the scalp or have any adverse effects on the hair or hair roots. It is also effective in solving the cosmetic problem of hair being ruined when wearing a hat. However, such hats have a connecting member on the glasses themselves, which is fixed to the sliding part of the hat to leave a space between the glasses and the head, and are not supported by the head. Therefore, when the hat is taken off, while people who do not normally wear glasses do not have a problem, glasses wearers have to prepare separate glasses. In addition, the hat is supported by connecting members at the top of the left and right rims on the front of the glasses, at the center of the left and right temples, and at the left and right tips of the temples, which are fixed to the sliding part of the hat. This is not a problem when the head is not moved much, such as when walking or watching sports, but when picking up something or moving the head up and down frequently while working, the hat and glasses move together, so there are problems with the method of connecting the glasses to the support and the connecting members, etc., and there is room for improvement. Means to solve the problem

[0006] As a result of extensive research into ways to solve these problems, a new method and structure were devised. As a solution, they came up with a method that does not require special glasses. Specifically, the support is made up of a U-shaped member, a connecting member, a brim fixing member, and a glasses fixing device, and the glasses are attached to this support. This new invention allows the glasses to be removed, eliminating the inconvenience for the glasses wearer. Also, this configuration, and especially the connecting member, makes it possible to address the problem of moving the hat and glasses.

[0007] Furthermore, the second configuration of the present invention for simplifying the structure is a support that reconsiders the eyeglass structure, and is a support that is made up of eyeglass temple members, a connecting member, and a brim fixing member. It is suitable for people who do not normally wear glasses to put on and take off the glasses together with their hats. These configurations, and in particular the connecting members, make it possible to address the problem of the hat and glasses moving.

[0008] The hat has a space of about 1cm to 3cm between the hat and the head, which allows for good ventilation and improves the environment in which the head becomes steamy and sweaty, which causes sebum secretion and makes it easy for bacteria to grow. It also does not impede blood circulation in the scalp, which is a big plus for the hair and hair roots. Wearing a hat will not ruin your hairstyle. The method of attaching and detaching glasses using the U-shaped glasses support device of claim 1 eliminates the need for glasses users to prepare separate glasses. The eyeglass-type support device of claim 2 increases the options for people who do not wear eyeglasses. In addition, the problem of the hat and glasses moving together when picking up something or when moving the head up and down frequently while working has been improved by a method in which the two front ends of both supports are firmly attached to the brim of the hat, and the two rear ends are firmly attached to the inside slide of the lower end of the hat's side crown with a connecting member, and by the effect of the elastic body inside the tube of the connecting member being moderately tightened at the back of the head. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0009] [Figure 1] Left side view of hat [Diagram 2] Hat front view [Diagram 3] U-shaped eyeglasses support device perspective view [Figure 4] U-shaped eyeglasses support hat wearing perspective view [Diagram 5] U-shaped eyeglasses support device, perspective view of eyeglasses being worn [Figure 6] U-shaped eyeglasses support device. A perspective view of wearing a hat after wearing eyeglasses. [Figure 7] Left side view of a person wearing a hat and wearing a U-shaped eyeglasses support [Figure 8] Glasses-type support device perspective view [Figure 9] Glasses-type support device hat wearing perspective view [Figure 10] Left side view of a person wearing a hat and wearing a glasses-type support The best way to solve a problem

[0010] An embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings. Fig. 1 is a left side view of the hat (1) of claim 1 worn on the head. It is a view of the state before the U-shaped eyeglasses support (3, 4) is put on. The top crown of the hat does not rest on the head, and the side crown or slip does not tighten the head side, and a space (2) of about 1 cm to 3 cm is provided between the head and the hat, so that the hat is not supported by the head. FIG. 2 is a front view of the hat (1) of FIG.

[0011] Figure 3 is a perspective view of the U-shaped eyeglasses support (3, 4) of claim 1. This support is used between the head and a hat to provide a space between the hat and the head, and is composed of two U-shaped members, a connecting member, two brim fixing members, and two eyeglasses fixing members. The U-shaped member is made of a material with a U-shaped cross section, and holds the eyeglass temple in the valley with the open side facing up, and a part of the inner side of the support is cut out (10) to make it easier to bring the earmuffs of the temple inward. The rearmost end of the support protrudes outside the hat and has a protrusion (15) bent toward the hat. The connecting member is made of soft material such as cloth or vinyl, which is formed into a tube (7), curved, and has an elastic body (8) such as rubber inserted inside the tube. The connecting member is connected to the rear end of the U-shaped member on the rear side of the head, and the connecting body is sewn or fixed to the inner slide (12) of the lower end of the side crown of the hat. When wearing the hat of this invention, the temples of the glasses are slightly spread apart and put on the face, but this method makes it easy to spread them apart, and they return to their original state immediately after putting them on, and since the rear of the head is tightened with an appropriate force, the support force is significantly increased. The brim fixing member (5) is attached to the front end of the support, and the surface that is attached to the hat brim is a hook-and-loop fastener (6) to accommodate various frame widths of glasses. The eyeglasses fastener (11) is for attaching a bolt, clip, etc. to the outside of the U-shaped member, approximately 3 cm to 4 cm from the hinge when the eyeglasses are worn, to fasten the U-shaped member to the eyeglasses temples. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the U-shaped eyeglasses supports (3, 4) attached to the hat (1). FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the U-shaped eyeglasses supports (3, 4) with eyeglasses (9) attached thereto. FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing glasses (9) attached to the U-shaped glasses supports (3, 4) and then attached to the hat (1). FIG. 7 is a left side view of the hat of FIG. The U-shaped glasses support is characterized in that glasses are attached to the U-shaped glasses support having such a configuration.

[0012] FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the eyeglass-type support (13) of claim 2. This support (13) is a revised eyeglass structure used between the head and a hat to provide space between the hat and the head, and is composed of eyeglass temple members, a connecting member, and two brim fixing members. The eyeglasses temple member has temples extending linearly from both temple earmuffs (14a, 14b). The rearmost end of the temple located on the back of the head projects outside the hat and has a protrusion (16) bent toward the hat. The connecting member is made of soft material such as cloth or vinyl, which is formed into a tube (7), curved, and has an elastic body (8) such as rubber inserted inside the tube. The connecting member is connected to the rear end of the temple extension on the back of the head side, and the connecting body is sewn or fixed to the inner slide (12) of the hat. When wearing the hat of this device, the temples are slightly spread apart and then put on, but this method makes it easy to spread them apart, and they return to their original state immediately after putting them on, and since they tighten around the back of the head with an appropriate force, the support force is greatly increased. The brim fixing member (5) is attached to the end pieces at both ends of the front of the glasses, and the surface that is attached to the brim of the hat is a hook-and-loop fastener (6) to accommodate the various frame widths of glasses. FIG. 9 is a perspective view of the eyeglass-type support (13) attached to the hat (1). FIG. 10 is a left side view of the hat of FIG. The eyeglasses-type support device is characterized by having been created by reviewing the eyeglasses structure having such a configuration. [Explanation of symbols] 1 hat 2. Space of about 1cm to 3cm 3 U-shaped eyeglass support for the left ear 4. U-shaped eyeglass support for the right ear 5. Collar Fixing Device 6 Hook and Loop Fastener 7 tubes 8 Elastic Body 9. Glasses 10 Eyeglass earpiece cutout 11 Eyeglass fixing bolt 12 Slip 13 Eyeglasses-type support 14a, 14b Temple extensions 15 U-shaped bracket support, rear end bent part protrusion 16 Eyeglasses-type support bending part protrusion

Claims

1. A hat that is not supported by the head with a space between the hat and the head, and a support used between the head and the hat, the support is composed of two U-shaped members, a connecting member, two brim fixing members, and two eyeglass fixing members, the U-shaped member is made of a member with a U-shaped cross section, and holds eyeglass temples in the valleys with the open side facing up, and has a notch on one side of the inside of the support to make it easier to bring the earmuffs of the eyeglass temples inward, and the rearmost end of the support located on the back of the head has a protrusion that is curved towards the hat side and protrudes outward from the hat, the connecting member is made of a bendable material shaped into a cylinder with an elastic body passing through the cylinder, and the rear of the U-shaped member on the back of the head side has a protrusion that is curved towards the hat side and protrudes outward from the hat, and ... rear of the U-shaped member on the back of the head side has a protrusion that is curved towards the hat side and protrudes outward from the hat, and the connecting member is made of a bendable material shaped into a cylinder with an elastic body passing through the cylinder, and the rear The hat is curved and both ends are joined so that it spans the edge of the hat, and the joining member is sewn or fixed to the inside slide of the lower end of the side crown of the hat, the brim fixing member is attached to the front end of the U-shaped member on the face side, and a hook-and-loop fastener is used where the hat and the brim fixing member come into contact to accommodate various frame widths of glasses, the glasses fixing device is positioned on the outer side approximately 3 to 4 cm from the hinge of the glasses when the glasses are placed on the U-shaped member of the support, the temples of the glasses are fixed to the support and the glasses are placed on the U-shaped member to fix the hat to the head, and a space is provided between the hat and the head so that the hat is not supported by the head.

2. A hat that is not supported by the head with a space between the hat and the head, and a support device used between the head and the hat, the support device is composed of two eyeglass temple members, a connecting member, and two brim fixing members, the eyeglass temple members are linearly extended from the earmuffs, and the rearmost end located on the rear side of the head has a protrusion that is curved toward the hat and protrudes outward from the hat, the connecting member is made of a bendable material formed into a cylinder, and an elastic body is passed through the cylinder, and the two eyeglass temple members are The pull member is curved near the rear end on the back of the head and both ends are joined together, the joining member is sewn or fixed to the inside slide of the lower end of the side crown of the hat, and the brim fixing member is attached to the endpieces at both ends of the front of the glasses. In order to accommodate the various frame widths of glasses, the place where the hat and the brim fixing member come into contact is a hook-and-loop fastener, and the support secures the hat to the head, and by leaving a space between the hat and the head, the hat is not supported by the head, making it a hat and glasses-type support.

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