Hairband with working decorations

Abstract

This product provides a hairband with movable decorations that can be easily attached to the headband, such as ear shapes, reducing overall assembly time, and allowing the decorations to bend or perform various actions by pressing a button. [Solution] The present invention relates to a headband in which decorations bend or perform various movements, and more particularly to a headband in which decorations actuate, comprising: a ring-shaped headband body with a portion open and elasticity; an actuator constrained around the headband body and bending or extending from the headband body; and an actuator that actsuates the actuator. As a result, the decorations, such as ear shapes, always remain extended during normal use, providing superior aesthetics, and the actuator allows the decorations to bend or perform various movements, so they can be made to act as if greeting or winking, thereby maximizing productivity by shortening the overall assembly time.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a hairband that can bend or produce various movements for decoration.

Background Art

[0002] In recent years, following the trend of modern society that emphasizes appearance, there is a prominent tendency for people of all ages and genders to pay attention to ornaments, cosmetics, etc. to enhance their appearance, and various products have been launched accordingly. Particularly, women and children who tend to imitate the fashion of celebrities are the main purchasers of such products. In recent years, representative examples of the most popular products include hairbands (katchusha) and turbans. Prior arts have been invented to meet such needs. In the prior art, it is possible to attach various ornaments to a hairband or deform the shape of the ornament by applying an external force. However, when an external force such as an impact is applied to the ornament, the user has to unexpectedly restore it, which is troublesome. Also, to keep the ornament in a fixed state, after several uses, it becomes boring and the interest in wearing the hairband fades.

Prior Art Documents

Patent Documents

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Patent Document 1

Patent Document 2

Summary of the Invention

Problems to be Solved by the Invention

[0004] The present invention was devised to solve the problems of the prior art described above, and its purpose is to provide a hairband with movable decorations that can be easily fitted with various decorations such as ear shapes, reduce overall assembly time, and allow the decorations to be bent or perform various actions by pressing a button. [Means for solving the problem]

[0005] To achieve this objective, the present invention is achieved by a hairband with an actuated decoration, comprising a ring-shaped hairband body that is partially open and elastic, an actuator that is constrained around the hairband body and bends or extends from the hairband body, and an actuator that actsuates the actuator. Furthermore, the headband body may further include an operating part for operating the operating body. Furthermore, the headband body is The headband may further include a support block connected to the headband body and supporting the actuator. Furthermore, the operating part is The device includes an operating unit that extends the operating body, and an elastic body that is restrained by the headband body and pulls the operating body to make it bend, wherein the operating body may bend or extend as a result of the operation of the operating unit. Furthermore, the operating unit is The headband includes a button portion provided at the end of the headband body, a wire connected to the button portion and restrained by the headband body, and operated by the button portion, and an elastic member positioned between the headband body and the button portion to pull the wire. When the button portion is pressed, the wire loosens and the actuator bends due to the elastic member. When the button portion is released, the elastic member pulls the wire and the actuator extends. The degree to which the actuator bends can be adjusted by the depth to which the button portion is pressed. Furthermore, the operating unit is The headband includes a button portion formed integrally with the headband body and curved and elastic on the outside of the headband body, and a wire connected to the button portion, restrained by the headband body, and actuated by the button portion. When the button portion is pressed, the wire loosens and the actuator bends, and when the button portion is released, the wire is pulled and the actuator extends. The degree to which the actuator bends can be adjusted by the depth to which the button portion is pressed. Furthermore, the actuator is A first slit path is formed by bending, with the elastic body being inserted into it and opening outwards, and a second slit path is formed with the wire being inserted into it and opening outwards, the elastic body can be quickly inserted into the first slit path, both ends of the elastic body can be fitted into the headband body or the support block to restrain it, the wire can be quickly inserted into the second slit path, one end of the wire can be fitted into the headband body or the support block to restrain it, and the other end of the wire can be fitted into the button portion to restrain it. Furthermore, the headband body is A third slit path into which the wire is inserted is formed with an outward opening, allowing the wire to be quickly inserted into the third slit path. Furthermore, the third slit path is The opening directions of both ends and the middle section are formed in different directions from each other, which prevents the wire from detaching from the third slit path. [Effects of the Invention]

[0006] According to the present invention, the degree of operation of the actuator can be adjusted by the tension state of the wire. Furthermore, the elastic body and wire can be easily and quickly attached, and productivity can be maximized by reducing the overall assembly time. Furthermore, by integrally forming the button with the headband body, it is possible to prevent the button from detaching or getting lost, and also to prevent accidental operation of the button. Furthermore, by positioning the elastic body and the wire at a distance from each other, mutual interference between the elastic body and the wire can be prevented, thereby preventing malfunction of the actuator. Furthermore, by connecting the actuator and the headband body via an elastic body and wire, it is possible to prevent the actuator from being pinched or damaged by the headband body, and to use it stably. Furthermore, by restraining both ends of the elastic body to the hairband body or support block, it is possible to prevent the actuator from shifting. Furthermore, the mechanism can always maintain an extended state, resulting in superior aesthetics. Furthermore, since various auxiliary decorations can be attached to and detached from the headband itself, a variety of appearances can be created. Furthermore, the presence of a support piece prevents the actuator from bending in the opposite direction, and also allows for more robust support of the actuator. Furthermore, the combination of sound and lighting components can provide a wider range of aesthetic appeal. [Brief explanation of the drawing]

[0007] [Figure 1] This is a schematic front view showing a hairband with a decorative feature according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 2] This is a schematic rear view showing a hairband with a decorative feature according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 3] This is an exploded perspective view of a hairband with a decorative mechanism according to an embodiment of the present invention, in which the elastic body, wire, and elastic member are omitted. [Figure 4] This is a combined perspective view of a hairband with an activated decoration according to an embodiment of the present invention, in which the elastic body, wire, and elastic member are omitted. [Figure 5] This is a combined perspective view of a hairband with an activated decoration according to an embodiment of the present invention, in which the elastic body, wire, and elastic member are omitted. [Figure 6] This is a schematic front view showing the operating state of a hairband with a decorative element according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 7]It is a partial perspective view schematically showing the operating state of a hairband in which the decoration according to an embodiment of the present invention operates. [Figure 8] It is a front view schematically showing a hairband in which the decoration according to another embodiment of the present invention operates. [Figure 9] It is a rear view schematically showing a hairband in which the decoration according to another embodiment of the present invention operates. [Figure 10] It is an exploded perspective view of a hairband in which the decoration according to another embodiment of the present invention operates, with the elastic body, wire, and elastic member omitted. [Figure 11] It is an assembled perspective view of a hairband in which the decoration according to another embodiment of the present invention operates, with the elastic body, wire, and elastic member omitted. [Figure 12] It is an assembled perspective view of a hairband in which the decoration according to another embodiment of the present invention operates, with the elastic body, wire, and elastic member omitted. [Figure 13] It is a front view schematically showing the operating state of a hairband in which the decoration according to another embodiment of the present invention operates. [Figure 14] It is a partial perspective view schematically showing the operating state of a hairband in which the decoration according to another embodiment of the present invention operates.

Mode for Carrying Out the Invention

[0008] Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described more specifically with reference to the accompanying drawings. However, well-known technical parts will be omitted or compressed for the sake of brevity of the description.

[0009] As shown in FIGS. 1 to 14, the hairband in which the decoration according to the embodiment of the present invention operates includes a hairband main body 1 and an operating body 2. Here, it may further include an operating part 3.

[0010] The hairband body 1 is made of an elastic material and is a means of wearing on the head. It is generally formed in the shape of a ring with one side open. Two pairs of first restraint grooves 11 are recessed into the inner surface of the hairband body 1 at positions corresponding to the first slit path 23 of the actuator 2, where both ends of the elastic body 32 are restrained. Two second restraint grooves 12 are recessed into the inner surface of the hairband body 1, spaced a predetermined distance rearward from the first restraint groove 11 located furthest from the end of the hairband body 1, where one end of the wire 312 is restrained.

[0011] Furthermore, the headband body 1 has a first incision groove 11a that opens forward and is connected to the first restraint groove 11, and a second incision groove 12a that opens backward and is connected to the second restraint groove 12. A detailed explanation of this will be given later.

[0012] Furthermore, the hairband body 1 has a third slit path 14 formed along the hairband body 1, in which a wire 312 is arranged. At this time, one end of the third slit path 14 opens to the outer surface of the end of the hairband body 1 at a position corresponding to the button portion 311, and the other end opens to the outer surface of the hairband body 1 at a position a predetermined distance rearward from the first restraint groove 11, which is located closest to the end of the hairband body 1. At this time, both ends of the third slit path 14 may open to the rearward side, and the parts other than the two ends may open to the outer surface. This makes it possible to prevent the wire 312 from coming out of the third slit path 14 by having the wire 312 catch on both ends of the third slit path 14 when the wire 312 is inserted into the third slit path 14.

[0013] Furthermore, the hairband body 1 has a pair of support parts 13 that protrude outward from its upper end, corresponding to the end of the actuator 2 and supporting the actuator 2. The front surface is formed by recessing one area to correspond to the first incision groove 11a, and the rear surface is formed by recessing one area to correspond to the second incision groove 12a. The upper front end of the support part 13 is chamfered to form an inclined surface 25. In this case, the support part 13 may include an inner support piece 131 positioned furthest from the end of the hairband body 1 and an outer support piece 132 positioned closest to the end of the hairband body 1. Here, the first incision groove 11a is connected to the recessed portions of the inner support piece 131 and the outer support piece 132, the second incision groove 12a is connected to the recessed portion formed on the front surface of the inner support piece 131, and one end of the third slit path 14 is connected to the recessed portion formed on the rear surface of the outer support piece 132.

[0014] Furthermore, the headband body 1 may have support pieces 17 positioned behind the support portion 13 to prevent rotation in the opposite direction to the operation of the actuator 2. In this case, the support pieces 17 may be formed higher than the support portion 13, and the front surface of the support pieces 17 may be in close contact with the rear surface of the actuator 2. As a result, when the actuator 2 is installed on the upper end of the support portion 13, the support pieces 17 support the rear of the lower end of the actuator 2, thereby preventing the actuator 2 from bending or rotating backward.

[0015] Furthermore, the hairband body 1 has first spring support pieces 15 protruding from the outer surfaces of both ends, corresponding to the elastic member 313 described later. The other end of the third slit path 14 described above is recessed to the rear but opens to the end of the first spring support piece 15. Here, the other end of the third slit path 14 is recessed to the rear, but may be recessed so as to be inclined upward. As a result, when the wire 312 is inserted into the third slit path 14, the wire 312 is inserted from the other end of the third slit path 14 so as to be inclined upward, thereby preventing the wire 312 from detaching from the other end of the third slit path 14.

[0016] The actuator 2 is provided in pairs and bends and extends by the actuator 3, and can be formed into various shapes, for example, it may be formed in the shape of a cat's ear and a frame with a bendable upper end.

[0017] Furthermore, the actuator 2 has a first slit path 23 formed around it, corresponding to the first incision groove 11a into which the elastic body 32 is inserted, and a second slit path 24 formed around it, corresponding to the second incision groove 12a, separated posteriorly from the first slit path 23, into which the wire 312 is inserted. This will be explained later.

[0018] Furthermore, the actuator 2 is a means that bends and extends from the headband body 1, and an inclined surface 25 corresponding to the inclined surface 25 of the support part 13 is formed at the lower front end. This makes it easier for the actuator 2 to bend forward due to the inclined surface 25, and when the actuator 2 is fully bent forward, the inclined surface 25 of the actuator 2 and the inclined surface 25 of the support part 13 come into close contact with each other, allowing for stable operation.

[0019] Furthermore, the actuator 2 is positioned on the upper part of the hairband body 1, and the lower end of the actuator 2 is in close contact with the upper ends of the inner support piece 131 and the outer support piece 132, respectively. This allows the actuator 2 to be held in a stable extended state from the support part 13.

[0020] On the other hand, as shown in Figures 8 to 14, a hairband with an activated decoration may further include a pair of support blocks 16 that support an actuator 2' around the hairband body 1, the actuator 2' may be formed into various shapes such as the sole of an animal's foot, and may be positioned on the upper end of the support block 16.

[0021] The support blocks 16 may be formed in the shape of a roughly square bar and may be arranged roughly horizontally on both sides of the hairband body 1.

[0022] Furthermore, the support block 16 may have a pair of first restraint grooves formed in recess on its rear surface, corresponding to the first slit path 23 of the actuator 2', and a first incision groove 11a opening on its bottom surface, which is connected to the first restraint grooves 11. This will be explained later.

[0023] Furthermore, the support block 16 may have a second restraint groove 12 recessed into its bottom surface, corresponding to the second slit path 24 of the actuator 2', and a second incision groove 12a opening to the rear, which is connected to the second restraint groove 12. This will be explained later.

[0024] The support pieces 17 described above may be arranged in pairs at the rear of the upper end of the support block 16. This prevents the actuator 2' from bending or rotating backward when the actuator 2' is installed on the upper end of the support block 16, as the support pieces 17 support the rear of the lower end of the actuator 2'.

[0025] The actuator 2' is formed in a generally long rectangular parallelepiped shape, with its lower end corresponding to the support block 16 described later. However, the rear of the bottom surface may be recessed to correspond to the support piece 17 positioned at the upper end of the support block 16.

[0026] Furthermore, the lower front end of the actuator 2' may protrude forward to a predetermined extent. This ensures that when the actuator 2' rotates forward while it is mounted on the support block 16, the front bottom surface of the actuator 2' is in close contact with the front surface of the support block 16, providing stable support and preventing the actuator 2' from detaching from the support block 16 or malfunctioning.

[0027] The actuation unit 3 is a means for acting on the actuation bodies 2, 2', and includes an actuation unit 31 and an elastic body 32.

[0028] The actuation unit 31 is a means for extending the actuation bodies 2,2' and includes a button portion 311, a wire 312, and an elastic member 313.

[0029] The button portion 311 is a means for operating the wire 312, and is positioned at a distance from the outer end surface of the headband body 1, and may be connected to the end of the headband body 1 in a roughly "U" shape and formed integrally with it. As a result, the button portion 311 has elasticity and can return to its original position when the external force is removed after the button portion 311 has been pushed inward into the headband body 1.

[0030] Furthermore, the button portion 311 may have a second spring support piece 311a protruding from one surface, corresponding to the elastic member 313. On the opposite side of the protruding second spring support piece 311a, a third restraint groove 311b may be formed, which restrains the end of the wire 312. A third incision groove 311c, connected to the third restraint groove 311b, may be formed opening forward. A further explanation of this will follow later.

[0031] The wire 312 is a means for restoring the actuators 2,2', and may be tied at both ends or have stoppers (not shown) installed at both ends.

[0032] Furthermore, when the wire 312 is inserted into the second incision grooves 12a, 12a', one end of the wire 312 is positioned in the second restraint grooves 12, 12', and the other end of the wire 312 is restrained by the second incision grooves 12a, 12a'. Subsequently, after passing through the second slit paths 24, 24' and the third slit path 14 in sequence, when the wire 312 is inserted into the third incision groove 311c, the other end of the wire 312 is positioned in the third restraint groove 311b of the button portion 311, and the other end of the wire 312 is restrained by the third incision groove 311c. In this way, the actuators 2, 2' can be restrained to the hairband body 1 by the wire 312.

[0033] The elastic member 313 is a means for restoring the wire 312, and is generally made of a coil spring or the like. One end of the elastic member 313 is fitted into the first spring support piece 15, and the other end is fitted into the second spring support piece 311a and restrained. At this time, the other end of the wire 312 passes through the inside of the elastic member 313 and is restrained in the third restraint groove 311b of the button part 311. As a result, when the button part 311 is pressed with the elastic member 313 installed, the wire 312 loosens, and when the button part 311 is released, the wire 312 is pulled taut, and when the wire 312 is taut, the wire 312 pulls the actuators 2,2', and the actuators 2,2' can be held in an extended state.

[0034] The elastic body 32 is a means for bending the actuators 2,2', and is generally made of rubber bands or elastic cords, with both ends tied together, or stoppers (not shown) may be installed at both ends.

[0035] Furthermore, when the elastic body 32 is fitted into either of the first incision grooves 11a or 11a', one end of the elastic body 32 is positioned in the corresponding first restraint groove 11 or 11', and the other end of the elastic body 32 is restrained by either of the first incision grooves 11a or 11a'. Subsequently, after passing through the first slit paths 23 or 23', when the elastic body 32 is fitted into either of the remaining first incision grooves 11a or 11a', the other end of the elastic body 32 is positioned in the corresponding first restraint groove 11 or 11', and the other end of the elastic body 32 is restrained by either of the first incision grooves 11a or 11a'. At this time, the elastic body 32 maintains a state of tension so as to always pull the actuators 2 or 2'. As a result, when the button portion 311 is pressed, the wire 312 loosens, the elastic body 32 pulls the actuators 2,2' and bends them, and when the button portion 311 is released, the elastic member 313 pulls the wire 312 and extends the actuators 2,2'. In other words, the bending of the actuators 2,2' is determined by the depth to which the button portion 311 is pressed. At this time, since the elastic force of the elastic member 313 is greater than the elastic force of the elastic body 32, the actuators 2,2' can always maintain an extended state.

[0036] This is because the wire 312 is positioned behind the elastic body 32, the elastic body 32 is positioned in front of it, and a space is formed between the adjacent inclined surfaces 25 that allows the actuators 2,2' to bend, thereby enabling the actuators 2,2' to bend.

[0037] For example, when the wire 312 loosens, the elastic body 32 pulls the actuator 2, causing the inclined surfaces 25 formed on the support portion 13 and the first actuator piece 21 to bend from the support portion 13 as they move closer together, and the inclined surfaces 25 formed on the first actuator piece 21 and the second actuator piece 22 to bend from the first actuator piece 21 as they move closer together.

[0038] Therefore, the elastic body 32 pulls the actuators 2 and 2' from the front, causing the actuator 2 to bend, and the wire 312 pulls the actuators 2 and 2' from the rear, causing them to stretch. In addition, the elastic body 32 is restrained at both ends by the hairband body 1 or support block 16 via the actuators 2 and 2', preventing the actuators 2 and 2' from shifting, and the wire 312 also restrains the actuators 2 and 2' more firmly by passing through them.

[0039] If the elastic body 32 and the wire 312 were to pull directly without passing through the actuators 2,2', then when an external force is applied to the actuators 2,2', they may rotate in place. However, the present invention prevents the actuators 2,2' from rotating in place even when an external force is applied to them by supporting them on both sides. Furthermore, by fitting the elastic body 32 around and passing through the actuators 2,2', and fitting the wire 312 through the actuators 2,2' and the hairband body 1, the elastic body 32 and the wire 312 are prevented from being exposed to the outside, thereby preventing malfunctions. Moreover, by arranging the elastic body 32 and the wire 312 at a distance from each other, mutual interference between the elastic body 32 and the wire 312 can be eliminated, thereby further preventing malfunctions of the actuators 2,2'.

[0040] On the other hand, as shown in Figures 8 to 14, the hairband with the activated decoration may further include a first auxiliary decoration 4 and a second auxiliary decoration 5.

[0041] The first auxiliary decoration 4 is generally formed in various shapes such as animal ears or heads, may be provided in pairs, and each may have a first mounting groove 41 corresponding to the first mounting portion 18 formed at its lower end, and may be positioned on the upper part of the hairband body 1.

[0042] The second auxiliary decoration 5 may be formed in various shapes such as animal feet or wings, may be provided in pairs, and may have a second mounting groove 51 corresponding to the second mounting portion 19 formed on one side, and may be arranged on both sides of the hairband body 1.

[0043] In this case, the headband body 1 may be provided with a first mounting portion 18 and a second mounting portion 19 around its perimeter, corresponding to the first mounting groove 41 and the second mounting groove 51. That is, the first mounting portion 18 and the second mounting portion 19 may be formed as a pair of protrusions corresponding to the first mounting groove 41 and the second mounting groove 42, the first mounting portion 18 may be provided on both sides of the upper part of the headband body 1, and the second mounting portion 19 may be provided on both sides of the headband body 1, provided on the lower part of the support block 16. Therefore, by attaching the first auxiliary decoration 4 and the second auxiliary decoration 5 to the first mounting portion 18 and the second mounting portion 19, a wider variety of headbands can be made.

[0044] The hairband in which the above-described decorations are activated may have at least one of the following attached to it: a light-emitting unit (not shown), a sound-emitting unit (not shown), and a battery (not shown) that supplies electricity to them. A switch (not shown) for activating at least one of the light-emitting unit and the sound-emitting unit may be further provided on the button part 311. This allows for a wider variety of aesthetic effects.

[0045] In the above description of the present invention, the same reference numerals are used for the same components in different embodiments, and their descriptions are omitted where necessary.

[0046] While the specific details of the present invention have been described above with reference to the accompanying drawings, the above-described embodiments are merely preferred examples of the present invention, and the present invention should not be understood as being limited to the above embodiments. Therefore, in addition to the embodiments described above, a person with ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention belongs will be able to easily implement other forms of the present invention within the same scope as the above-described embodiments, or implement inventions in a field equivalent to the present invention, based on the description of the embodiments of the present invention. [Explanation of Symbols]

[0047] 1; Headband body 11,11'; 1st restraining groove 11a, 11a'; 1st cutting groove 12,12';Second restraining groove 12a,12a';Second cutting groove 13;Support part 131;Inner support piece 132; Outer support piece 14; Third slit path 15; First spring support piece 16; Support block 17; Support piece 18; First mounting part 19; Second mounting part 2,2'; Actuator 23,23'; First slit path 24,24'; Second slit path 25; slope 3; Operating part 31; Actuator unit 311; Button section 311a; Second spring support piece 311b; Third restraint groove 311c; Third incision groove 312; Wire 313; Elastic member 32; Elastic body 4; First auxiliary decoration 41; First mounting groove 5; Second auxiliary decoration 51; Second mounting groove

Claims

1. A ring-shaped hairband body with an open section and elastic properties, Includes a dynamite that is constrained around the headband body and bends or extends from the headband body, The headband body further includes an operating part for operating the operating body, The aforementioned operating part is An operating unit that extends the aforementioned operating body, It includes an elastic body that is restrained to the headband body and pulls the actuator to bend, The actuation unit causes the actuation body to bend or extend, The aforementioned operating unit is A button portion is formed integrally with the headband body and is formed on the outside of the headband body in a curved shape, and is elastic. A wire connected to the aforementioned button portion, restrained by the headband body, and operated by the aforementioned button portion, Includes, When the button is pressed, the wire loosens and the actuator bends; when the button is released, the wire is pulled and the actuator extends; the degree to which the actuator bends can be adjusted by the depth to which the button is pressed. The actuator is, A first slit path is formed by bending, with the elastic body being inserted inside and opening outwards, and a second slit path is formed with the wire being inserted and opening outwards. A hairband with a functioning decoration, characterized in that the elastic body can be quickly inserted into the first slit path, both ends of the elastic body can be fitted into and secured to the hairband body, the wire can be quickly inserted into the second slit path, one end of the wire can be fitted into and secured to the hairband body, and the other end of the wire can be fitted into and secured to the button portion.

2. The aforementioned operating unit is The hairband body and the button portion are further provided with an elastic member that is positioned between them and pulls the wire, A hairband with an activated decoration according to claim 1, characterized in that when the button is pressed, the wire loosens and the actuator bends due to the elastic body, and when the button is released, the elastic member pulls the wire and the actuator extends, and the degree to which the actuator bends can be adjusted by the depth to which the button is pressed.

3. The headband body is, The third slit path into which the wire is inserted is formed to open outwards. A hairband in which the decoration described in claim 1 or 2 is activated, characterized in that the wire is quickly inserted into the third slit path.

4. The third slit path is A hairband in which the decoration operates according to claim 3, characterized in that the opening directions of both end portions and the middle portion are formed in different directions from each other, thereby preventing the wire from detaching from the third slit path.

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