JP6177721B2 - Anti-stain protector - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention is attached to an infant tool or device such as a baby carrier, and the infant tool or device becomes dirty or the clothes of the user who uses the infant tool or device become dirty due to saliva, wrinkles, sweat, fat, etc. The present invention relates to an antifouling protector that can prevent the occurrence of damage.

  A baby carrier is used as an auxiliary tool for holding an infant when holding an infant, and a mode of holding an infant using this baby carrier, that is, as a holding method, is a forward piggyback or a rearward piggyback There are face-to-face hugging that faces the infant, forward-facing hugging that reverses the direction of the infant, and horizontal hugging that causes the infant to lie down, which are selected according to the growth and usage situation of the infant. Therefore, conventionally, a baby carrier has been proposed in which a baby carrier user can change the manner of attachment by using a single baby carrier to support a plurality of holding methods.

  Here, using such a baby carrier, for example, when holding the infant facing the infant or holding the infant with a forward-facing piggyback, the infant's lip hits a part of the shoulder belt of the baby carrier, and the infant Your lips may be stimulated and you may begin to lick the shoulder belt. Some infants lick so that once they start licking, they become trapped and have to lick their shoulder belts. In addition, when a parent who is a baby carrier user finds a wrinkle that licks an infant's shoulder belt, he or she tries to fix the wrinkle, but generally it does not. For this reason, the vicinity of the shoulder belt contact touched by the infant's mouth is in a state that is easily soiled by the attachment of infant saliva or milk that has been eaten or eaten, and it may be discolored by the dirt or give off a foul odor. Also, it is not preferable. Therefore, the parents feel unclean and unsanitary and sometimes pick and wash the entire baby carrier each time they use the baby carrier. However, if the shoulder belt of the baby carrier is partially pickled, it takes time for the picked parts to dry and the bacteria may propagate on the contrary. In addition, the dough where the pinch is washed may be damaged, thereby increasing the irritation to the infant's skin, and the color may fade due to discoloration caused by washing. On the other hand, when the whole is dry-cleaned, it takes time and the shape may be lost. In particular, when an external request is made, the cost becomes high and the use efficiency is inevitably reduced.

In addition, when holding an infant with a face-to-face holding facing the infant or an infant's forward piggyback, the infant's mouth is easy to touch the user's chest or back, and due to adherence of the infant's saliva, eaten milk, etc. In some cases, the clothes of the user may be soiled by infants' heels.
In addition, the portion of the baby carrier body cloth that supports the torso of the infant that is applied from the infant's head to the back side may become dirty with the infant's sweat or oil.

On the other hand, when holding an infant with the infant's forward facing or holding the infant's forward piggyback, the baby carrier's body cloth that supports the infant's torso has an upper edge (upper end) that The lips may hit and the infant's lips may be stimulated, starting to lick the upper edge (upper end) of the baby carrier body. For this reason, the upper edge part (upper end part) of the main body of the baby carrier may become dirty due to the attachment of the infant's saliva, the milk that is eaten or eaten, or even the hail that the infant has hung.
In addition, the clothes of the user who touches the back side from the back of the infant's back may be soiled by the infant's sweat or oil.

  Also, not only for baby carriers, but also for baby equipment or devices such as strollers and in-car baby seats (child seats), the shoulder belts may become dirty due to the attachment of saliva or milk that is eaten or licked by infants, etc. The body part (backrest) applied to the infant's back side may become dirty due to sweat or oil on the back side. In addition, baby equipment or devices such as strollers and in-car baby seats (child seats) are generally more difficult to clean than baby carriers.

  Therefore, in Patent Document 1, the shoulder belt extended from the carrier body is formed so as to cover at least the belt root portion and the upper edge portion of the carrier body so as to cover the belt root portion and the upper edge portion, and the carrier. An antifouling cover that is attached to a baby carrier having a configuration in which a shoulder belt is extended from a main body is disclosed. According to the description of Patent Document 1, a cover is provided so as to cover the belt base portion of the shoulder belt and the upper edge of the carrier body that are easily touched by the infant's mouth held in a state of holding the child face-to-face or holding the child forward. By attaching the main body, the infant's mouth can be prevented from directly touching the shoulder belt or carrier body.

Further, in Patent Document 2, the vertical holding sheet is placed so as to cover the hook body for receiving the infant's heel and the head protecting portion (42) of the vertical holding sheet (3) of the baby litter (1). A pocket (92) provided with an opening (92a) through which the head support (46) of the vertical holding sheet can be passed on both sides, and an upper end of the hook body at both ends of the litter band body And a lower fastener (94) for selectively attaching a lower portion of the hook body to the baby-litter body or the vertical holding sheet. A hook is disclosed. According to the description of Patent Document 2, when an infant is held forward, the pocket body (91) is hung on the inner surface side of the head protection section (42) while the pocket (92) is hung on the head protection section (42). ). Further, the clasp (94) is wound around the sheet body (41) of the vertical holding sheet (3) and connected to each other by hooks (95a) and (95b). When the head protecting part (42) is folded downward from this state, the folded part is covered with the hook body (91). Thus, the folded-back portion of the head protecting portion (42) that is easily soiled when held with a forward-looking hug can be protected by hooking. On the other hand, when holding an infant face-to-face, the shoulder band (4) is likely to get dirty near the chest, so the hook body (91) is placed near the chest on the front side (4a) of the shoulder band (4). The hook (4d) provided in (4) and the hook (93) on the top of the hook (90) are fastened. Further, the hooks (95a) and (95b) are fastened to each other by turning the fastening string (94) to the inner surface side of the shoulder bands (4).
Note that the numbers in parentheses () are the codes used in the description of the embodiment of Patent Document 2.

Registered Utility Model No. 3172867 JP 2005-31823 A

However, since the dirt prevention cover described in Patent Document 1 is attached so as to cover at least the part of the left and right shoulder belts from the belt base part to the upper edge of the carrier body, If the baby's mouth touches the user's chest or back when the baby is held in a face-to-face hug or face-to-face piggyback, the user's It cannot cope with dirt on clothes.
In addition, the carrier cover part wound around at least the belt root part of the shoulder belt and the belt cover part attached to the upper edge of the carrier body so as to be along the inner and outer surfaces of the carrier are continuously connected to each other, thereby having a specific dimensional shape. If it is not a carrier, it cannot be attached and the object to be attached is limited. In addition, there is no concept of attaching to baby equipment or devices such as baby strollers other than baby carriers, vehicle-mounted baby seats (child seats), etc., and it cannot be used, and therefore lacks versatility.

  On the other hand, in the hooking of Patent Document 2, when the infant is held forward, as described above, the pocket is formed in the head protecting part while hanging the hooking body on the inner surface side of the head protecting part. Cover the head support through the openings on both sides of the pocket and wrap the clasp around the seat body of the vertical holding seat and connect it with hooks to protect the head from getting dirty when it is held forward. While the folded part of the part can be protected with a hook, when holding it with a face-to-face hug facing the infant, the hook on the upper part of the hook is fastened to the hook provided on each shoulder belt and the user uses the hook body It is said that it can cope with the dirt near the chest of the shoulder band by the infant's heel.

  However, in the case where the hook of Patent Document 2 is arranged on the carrier head protection part side as described above, the head protection part is covered with the carrier head protection part from the opening of the hook body in a bag shape. Because it is designed to be worn directly on the user's chest and when it is placed near the chest of the user, the hook on the top of the hook is fastened to the hook provided on the shoulder band so that the hook body is directly attached to the shoulder band. The design corresponding to the dimensional shape of the carrier is required, and the object to be attached is limited. In particular, it cannot be attached near the chest of the user unless it is a specific carrier provided with a hook on the shoulder strap, and cannot be attached to a hand held baby carrier. In addition, there is no concept of attaching to baby equipment or devices such as baby strollers other than baby carriers, vehicle-mounted baby seats (child seats), etc., and it cannot be used, and therefore lacks versatility.

  Furthermore, when attaching to the user's chest, the hook hook is fastened to the hook provided on the shoulder band, and the hook body is directly attached to the shoulder band. Although the relative position of the hanger can be changed, the position where the infant can be easily held depends on the body shape and sense of the user, and the size of the infant varies depending on the age, so the appropriate shoulder belt length for the user When the adjustment is made, the hook attached to the shoulder belt does not always come to an appropriate position in relation to the infant. On the other hand, even if the shoulder belt is adjusted so that the hook attached to the shoulder belt is in an appropriate position relative to the infant, the length of the appropriate shoulder belt can be easily held by the user. It is not always the case. That is, it is difficult to arrange and adjust the hook to an appropriate position corresponding to the optimum holding position of the infant.

  Therefore, the present invention is highly versatile and can be attached to an appropriate position corresponding to the position of the infant with respect to an infant tool or device such as a baby carrier. It is an object of the present invention to provide an anti-smudge protector that can prevent a tool, a device, or a user's clothes from getting dirty.

  The antifouling protector according to the first aspect of the present invention covers the periphery of any position of the pair of shoulder belts to be worn around the shoulder of the user by means of a joint composed of a male member and a female member that can be joined and separated. In the pair of shoulder belt covers attached to the body, an engagement portion is provided on an exposed surface which is an outer surface when attached to the pair of shoulder belts, and a main body having a predetermined area located in the center with respect to the engagement portion In a bridging pad comprising a pair of connecting portions projecting symmetrically outwardly from the left and right sides of the body portion and the main body portion, a mounting portion provided on at least one of the front and back surfaces of the pair of connecting portions can be attached freely It is.

Here, the pair of shoulder belt covers are joined and bonded to a pair of shoulder belts such as a baby carrier so as to cover the periphery of the arbitrary position, that is, to cover the entire lateral width direction (belt width). It is attached by engagement of a male member and a female member as a separable joining tool, and an engaging portion to which a bridging pad is attached is provided on an exposed surface which becomes an outer surface when attached. Usually, the shoulder belt cover is attached so as to cover the entire circumference of the shoulder belt by winding the shoulder belt around the shoulder belt and fixing the wound state with a joint.
The joint of the pair of shoulder belt covers includes a male member and a female member that can be joined and separated, as long as the joined state and the released state thereof are freely maintained. Buttons, buttons and button holes, snap buttons, hook-and-loop fasteners (magic tape (registered trademark)) and other adhesive cloths, fasteners, and the like are used. Note that the number and position of the connector are not particularly limited, but normally, the female member and the male member are overlapped by disposing a corresponding male member or female member on either the front or back side of the cover. It can be made to engage, and it can be set as the structure where the female member and male member as a connector do not appear on the inner and outer surfaces of the shoulder belt cover attached to the shoulder belt.

Further, the bridging pad is provided in a centrally located main body portion having a predetermined area and symmetrically projecting outward from the left and right sides of the main body portion. It consists of a pair of connection parts provided with attachment parts that can be freely attached.
Here, the left and right sides of the main body may be any position from the upper part to the lower part in the left-right direction, but the position of the attachment part is a straight line connecting the left and right attachment parts and the longitudinal direction (vertical direction) of the bridging pad. The intersection at which the center line intersects the center line and the distance from the apex where the upper side of the bridge pad intersects with the distance from the bottom point where the center line and the lower side of the bridge pad intersect is 1: 1 to 1: It is preferably set to be within the range of 4. By setting it within this range, it is possible to secure a water absorption area of an appropriate width above and below the straight line connecting the left and right attachment parts, and to use the bridge pad upside down.

The engaging portions of the pair of shoulder belt covers are provided on exposed surfaces that are surfaces when attached to the pair of shoulder belts, and are portions to which a bridging pad is attached, a male part (convex part) or a female part Any of (recesses) may be used.
In addition, the attachment part of the bridging pad is a female part (concave part) or male part corresponding to the male part (convex part) or female part (concave part) of the engaging part for attaching to the engaging part of the pair of shoulder belt covers. It is formed by any of (convex part).
In other words, the engagement portion of the pair of shoulder belt covers and the attachment portion of the bridging pad are in a relationship between the male portion (convex portion) and the female portion (concave portion), and may be configured so that they can be engaged and separated from each other. Specifically, an adhesive cloth such as a hook, a dot button, a button and a button hole, a snap button, and a hook-and-loop fastener (magic tape (registered trademark)) is used. The number and position of the engaging portions / attaching portions are not particularly limited. When a plurality of engaging portions / attaching portions are provided, the attachment position of the bridging pad can be adjusted by combining them.

  Examples of shoulder belts to which the shoulder belt covers are attached include infant carriers and equipment such as baby carriers (baby straps), strollers, child seats (baby seats), shopping carts, baby beds, indoor swings, and infant chairs. And shoulder belts. Here, for example, in a baby carrier, a pair of shoulder belts are attached around the shoulders of a holder holding an infant, and thus the user refers to a holder holding an infant. However, in strollers, child seats, shopping carts, baby beds, indoor swings, infant chairs, etc., a pair of shoulder belts are usually worn around the shoulders of infants. become.

  Further, as the fabric forming the pair of shoulder belt covers and the cross-linking pad, it is preferable to use a fabric having good water absorption, and for example, a pile fabric, gauze, or the like can be used. Furthermore, it is desirable to provide stretchability (elasticity). In addition, the end of the fabric is not limited to pile fabric, and the end of the fabric will fray when cut. Therefore, in order to prevent the fraying and to improve the design, a piping treatment is applied to the end of the fabric. Is preferred.

  According to the antifouling protector according to the first aspect of the invention, the pair of shoulder belt covers are mounted around the shoulder of the user by the joint composed of a male member and a female member that can be joined and separated. For the engagement portion provided on the exposed surface of the shoulder belt cover, which is attached to the shoulder belt so as to cover the entire periphery of the arbitrary position. Thus, the attachment portions provided on the pair of connecting portions of the bridging pad are attached so as to be freely attachable, and the bridging pad is bridged between the pair of shoulder belt covers so as to be continuous.

  Thus, for example, in a baby carrier as an infant tool or device, the chest of the user (the person who holds the infant) when the infant faces the user's face or faces the infant's face. A pair of shoulder belt covers should be placed where the infant's mouth is easy to touch so that a bridging pad is placed between the face (when facing the person) or the back (when facing forward) and the mouth of infant B. It is attached by joining the male member and the female member, and further, by attaching the bridging pad attachment part to the engaging part of the pair of shoulder belt covers and attaching the bridging pad between the pair of shoulder belt covers, The infant will not lick the shoulder belt directly, and the infant will lick the shoulder belt cover, preventing the shoulder belt from becoming dirty, Can receive drool infant by bridged crosslinked pad between belt cover, the clothing of the user soiling is prevented by drooling infant.

  In addition to this attachment mode, the attachment position of the shoulder belt cover on the shoulder belt, the attachment direction of the shoulder belt cover (the position change of the engagement portion of the shoulder belt cover on the shoulder belt), and the engagement of the shoulder belt cover. When there are a plurality of joint portions and / or attachment portions of the bridging pad, the joining relationship (combination) or the like is adjusted, and the upper edge of the main body supporting the baby on the back side and the baby carrier from the back of the infant's head ( By attaching the bridging pad between the pair of shoulder belt covers so that the bridging pad is positioned between the upper end part), the shoulder belt cover prevents the infant from directly licking the shoulder belt and preventing the shoulder belt from becoming dirty. In addition to this, it is possible to prevent the upper edge (upper end) of the baby carrier body from getting dirty due to sweat and oil on the back from the head of the infant. In particular, in summer when the temperature is high, the sweat sweated from the infant is absorbed by the bridging pad, so that heat and stuffiness are reduced, and the occurrence of sweat rash can be prevented. On the other hand, in winter, it is effective as a function to warm and keep the infant's back warm.

  In addition, when the infant and the user are holding the baby facing forward in the same direction or when the infant is facing the user back, the mouth of the infant touches the upper edge (upper edge) of the baby carrier body. Attach the shoulder belt cover to any position on the shoulder belt so that the bridging pad is placed between the infant's mouth and the upper edge (upper end) of the baby carrier body. The bridging pad attachment portion is joined to the engaging portion of the cover, and the bridging pad is attached between the pair of shoulder belt covers. This prevents the infant from directly licking the shoulder belt of the baby carrier and the upper edge (upper end) of the main body, and the infant will lick the shoulder belt cover and the bridging pad. In addition, the bridging pad spanned between the pair of shoulder belt covers can receive the baby's wrinkles, and the main body can also be prevented from being soiled by the baby's wrinkles.

  In addition to this attachment mode, the attachment position of the shoulder belt cover on the shoulder belt, the attachment direction of the shoulder belt cover (the position change of the engagement portion of the shoulder belt cover on the shoulder belt), and the engagement of the shoulder belt cover. When there are a plurality of joints and / or attachment parts of the bridging pad, adjust their joint relationship (combination), etc., and adjust the relationship between the back of the infant and the chest of the user (carrying person) By attaching a bridging pad between a pair of shoulder belt covers so that the bridging pad is placed between the back of the child and the back (when facing the back of the piggyback). The user's clothes can be prevented from getting dirty. In particular, in summer when the temperature is high, the sweat padded by infants and users is absorbed by the bridging pad, so that heat and stuffiness are reduced, and the occurrence of sweat rash can be prevented. On the other hand, in winter, it is effective as maintaining the heat-retaining effect due to the close contact between the infant and the user.

  In this way, the shoulder belt cover and the bridging pad are formed separately, and can be adjusted independently. In one attachment object, the shoulder belt cover mounting position on the shoulder belt and the shoulder belt cover If there are multiple mounting orientations (position fluctuations of the shoulder belt cover engagement portion on the shoulder belt) and / or shoulder belt cover engagement portions and / or cross-linking pad attachment portions (joint combinations) The position of the shoulder belt cover and the position of the bridging pad spanned between the shoulder belts can be easily changed by adjusting the above and the like, and the mounting adjustment operation at that time is also easy. As a result, the bridging pad is placed on the front side of the infant to receive the baby's wrinkle with the bridging pad, and the bridging pad is placed on the back side of the infant to receive the infant's sweat and fat. It can be used in various modes depending on the purpose of use of the protector, such as keeping the back side warm. In addition, it is easy to adjust the attachment to the appropriate position according to the distance (dimensions) between the pair of left and right shoulder belts, the body shape of the user and infant, the height of the clothes, the holding posture, etc. Can be installed at an appropriate position. That is, it can be attached to an appropriate position corresponding to the arrangement of the infants.

  In addition, the anti-stain protector according to the present invention can attach a shoulder belt cover to an arbitrary position to be attached by the joint composed of a male member and a female member that can be joined and separated as described above. The cross-linking pad is attached between the pair of shoulder belt covers by engaging the cross-linking pad attaching portion with the engaging portion of the shoulder belt, and the shoulder belt can be attached to any position of the shoulder belt to be attached. Since it is configured to attach the bridging pad via the cover, it can handle differences in the distance (dimensions) between the pair of left and right shoulder belts by the type and manufacturer of the baby carrier, the size and form of the carrier body, etc. It can be applied to existing baby carriers.

In addition to baby carriers, shoulder belts in baby equipment and equipment for living environments such as baby carriages, child seats, shopping carts, baby beds, indoor swings, and infant chairs, etc. For this shoulder belt, for example, a pair of shoulder belt covers are attached to places where the infant's mouth is easily touched, and a bridging pad attaching portion is joined to the engaging portion of the pair of shoulder belt covers. A bridging pad can be attached near the breast of an infant. As a result, the infant licks the shoulder belt cover, so that the shoulder belt can be prevented from becoming dirty, and further, the infant's wrinkle can be received by the bridging pad spanned between the shoulder belt covers. It also functions as a sprinkle. In addition, by attaching the bridging pad so that it is placed on the back side from the back of the infant's back, it can receive sweat and oil from the back of the infant's head and prevent the body of the infant's equipment and equipment from becoming dirty. You can also. In particular, in summer when the temperature is high, the sweat sweated from the infant is absorbed by the bridging pad, so that heat and stuffiness are reduced, and the occurrence of sweat rash can be prevented. On the other hand, in winter, it is effective as a function to warm and keep the infant's back warm.
In this way, not only can various types of existing baby carriers be supported, but a single one can be used in common for various baby equipment and devices other than baby carriers, and is highly versatile.

  And when the shoulder belt cover and the bridging pad are soiled, they can be removed and washed to maintain cleanliness, eliminating the labor associated with washing the baby carrier, losing shape, damaging the fabric, Color loss can be prevented. In addition, by keeping the shoulder belt cover and the bridging pad clean by washing, it is possible to eliminate unclean feelings and unsanitary feelings caused by attachment or licking of infants' wrinkles, sweat, and the like.

FIG. 1 is an overall front view (a) and an entire back view (b) showing the development of the surface of a shoulder belt cover constituting the anti-stain protector according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a process explanatory view showing a joining operation in which the shoulder belt cover constituting the antifouling protector according to the embodiment of the present invention is closed in the long lateral direction, and the first stage (a), the second stage (b), and the joining. It is explanatory drawing of a state (c). FIG. 3 is a process explanatory view showing a joining operation in which the shoulder belt cover constituting the anti-stain protector according to the embodiment of the present invention is closed in the short vertical direction, and is an explanatory view before joining (a) and a joining state (b). is there. FIG. 4 is an overall front view (a) and an overall back view (b) showing the development of the surface of the cross-linking pad constituting the anti-stain protector according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 5 is an explanatory view of a main part showing a mounting state of the shoulder belt cover and the bridging pad of the dirt prevention protector according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 6 is an overall view for explaining attachment of the shoulder belt cover and the bridging pad of the anti-stain protector according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7 is a general rear view (a) seen from the user side showing the attachment state of the shoulder belt cover and the bridging pad of the anti-stain protector according to the embodiment of the present invention, and a front view seen from the side opposite to the user side ( b). FIG. 8 illustrates a state in which the shoulder belt cover and the bridging pad of the antifouling protector according to the embodiment of the present invention are attached to the baby carrier when the baby carrier is used to hold the infant in a face-to-face relationship. It is a figure for doing, and is an explanatory perspective view which has arranged a bridge pad on the front side of an infant. FIG. 9 illustrates a state in which the shoulder belt cover and the bridging pad of the anti-stain protector according to the embodiment of the present invention are attached to the baby carrier when the baby carrier is used to hold the infant in a face-to-face relationship. It is a figure for doing, and is an explanatory perspective view which has arranged a bridge pad on the back side of an infant. FIG. 10 shows an example of a state in which the shoulder belt cover and the bridging pad of the dirt prevention protector according to the embodiment of the present invention are attached to the baby carrier when the baby carrier is used to hold the infant in a face-to-face relationship. It is explanatory side view (a) corresponding to FIG. 8 which shows this, and explanatory side view (b) corresponding to FIG. 9 which shows another example. FIG. 11 shows how the shoulder belt cover and the bridging pad of the antifouling protector according to the embodiment of the present invention are attached to the baby carrier when the baby carrier is used to hold the infant forward facing the user back. It is a figure for demonstrating a state, and is the explanatory side view (a) which has arrange | positioned the bridging pad in the front side of the infant, and the explanatory side view (b) which has arranged the bridging pad in the back side of the infant. FIG. 12 is a view for explaining a state in which the shoulder belt cover and the bridging pad of the anti-stain protector according to the embodiment of the present invention are attached to the baby carrier in a state where the baby is carried forward using the baby carrier. It is the explanatory side view (a) which arranged the bridge pad in the infant's front side, and the explanatory side view (b) which arranged the bridge pad in the infant's back side. FIG. 13 is a view for explaining a state in which the shoulder belt cover and the bridging pad of the anti-stain protector according to the embodiment of the present invention are attached to the baby carrier when the baby carrier is turned backward using the baby carrier. It is the explanatory side view (a) which arranged the bridge pad in the infant's front side, and the explanatory side view (b) which arranged the bridge pad in the infant's back side. FIG. 14 is an explanatory perspective view for explaining an example of a state in which the shoulder belt cover and the bridging pad of the dirt prevention protector according to the embodiment of the present invention are attached to the stroller. FIG. 15 is an overall front explanatory view (a) showing the development of the surface of the shoulder belt cover according to the modified example 1, an explanatory view (b) in a state of being joined in a long lateral direction, and an explanatory view in a state of being joined in a short longitudinal direction ( c). FIG. 16 is an overall front explanatory view showing the development of the surface of the shoulder belt cover according to the second modification. FIG. 17 is an overall front explanatory view (a) and a joined state (b) showing the development of the surface of the shoulder belt cover according to the third modification. FIG. 18 is an overall front explanatory view (a) and an explanatory view of the joined state (b) showing the development of the surface of the shoulder belt cover according to Modification 4. FIG. 19 is an explanatory view for explaining an example of a baby carrier to which a dirt prevention protector according to an embodiment of the present invention is attached, and is a front explanatory view as seen from the baby carrier user side.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
In the embodiments and modifications, the same symbols and the same reference numerals mean the same or corresponding functional parts, and the same symbols and the same reference numerals between the embodiments and the modifications are the same as those in the embodiments and the modifications. Since this is a functional part common to the modified examples, a detailed description overlapping here is omitted.

  In the anti-stain protector according to the embodiment of the present invention, a pair of shoulder belt covers that are attached to the pair of shoulder belts 150 that are worn around the shoulder of the user M so as to cover the periphery of any position. 10 and a bridging pad 20 attached to the pair of shoulder belt covers 10 and spanned between the pair of shoulder belt covers 10 (see FIGS. 7 to 9).

  First, the shoulder belt cover 10 attached to the shoulder belt 150 will be described. As shown in FIG. 1, the shoulder belt cover 10 of the present embodiment includes a substantially rectangular main body cloth 1 and four corners of the main body cloth 1. And a joint composed of hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, and 4d formed in the above, and an engagement portion composed of hooks 5A and 5B provided at two opposite corners of the main body cloth 1.

In the shoulder belt cover 10 of the present embodiment shown in FIG. 1, the substantially rectangular main body cloth 1 is a pile fabric such as a towel fabric, that is, a fabric in which fluff or wanna is woven on one or both sides of the fabric, It is made of cloth made of gauze fabric and can be washed. Fabrics made of pile fabric such as towel fabric or gauze fabric are easy to wash and are durable and difficult to lose shape even after repeated washing. Furthermore, the touch is good, there is little irritation to the infant, and when the infant touches, there is no sense of incongruity and there is no unnaturalness. In the case of carrying out the present invention, it is possible to use not only a pile fabric and a gauze fabric but also a plurality of cottons, leathers, etc., and not only a single material but also a composite material. Moreover, the number of sheets can be made into a plurality of layers by sewing and folding, and further, reversible use is possible.
And in this Embodiment, in order to prevent the main body cloth 1 from fraying, the piping process is performed with the piping cloth 2 sewn around it. In this piping process, the edge of the cloth is wrapped with bias tape or another cloth to prevent fraying and to perform a decorative process. The end portion may be processed by bag stitching, folding stitching, split stitching, reverse stitching, or the like.

The body cloth 1 is formed in an arc shape in which the central portions of the sides 1a and 1c and the sides 1b and 1d facing each other are concave inward, and the two sides 1a and 1c or the sides 1b and 1d facing each other have the same length. It has a substantially rectangular shape with four sides.
Hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, and 4d for wrapping the main body cloth 1 around a shoulder belt 150 such as a baby carrier are provided at the four corners 3a, 3b, 3c, and 3d of the main body cloth 1. As the hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, and 4d, spring hooks, American hooks, jumper hooks, lock hooks, spring hooks, and the like are used.

  1, the front side of the hook 4a is a convex part 4ag, the back side is a design part 4af, the front side of the hook 4c is a convex part 4cg, and the back side is a design part 4cf. On the diagonal hooks 4b and 4d, the front side of the hook 4b is a design part 4bf, the back side is a concave part 4bh, the front side of the hook 4d is a design part 4df, and the back side is a concave part 4dh.

The centers of the hooks 4a, 4b, 4c and 4d are the straight lines YY connecting the centers of the hooks 4a and 4b, and the straight lines YY connecting the centers of the hooks 4c and 4d are inside the sides 1b and 1d. It is set so as to substantially contact the concave arcuate bottom. Further, a straight line XX connecting the centers of the hooks 4a and 4d, and a straight line XX connecting the centers of the hooks 4b and 4c substantially contact the arcuate bottoms recessed inside the sides 1a and 1c. Is set to
Here, substantially contacting means that when each side 1a, 1b, 1c, 1d of the body cloth 1 is bent toward the center, there is a straight line on the concave arcuate bottom, When the two opposing sides are in contact with each other and the recess is shallower than the two sides, the two opposing sides are in bullet contact.

  Further, in the shoulder belt cover 10 according to the present embodiment, the hooks 4a and hooks 4c of the two opposite corners (two corners) 3a and 3c of the main body cloth 1 are used as mounting portions for a bridging pad 20 described later. Hooks 5A and 5B for mounting the hooks 5B and 5C are provided. As these hooks 5A and 5B, spring hooks, American hooks, jumper hooks, key hooks, spring hooks, etc. can be used.

  1, hooks 5A and 5B provided at two opposite corners (two corners) 3a and 3c have a design part 5Af on the front side of the hook 5A, a concave part 5Ah on the back side, and a design part 5Bf on the front side of the hook 5B. And the back side is concave part 5Bh. That is, the hook 5A disposed near the hook 4a has the design part 5Af on the front convex part 4ag side of the hook 4a, the design part 4af on the back side of the hook 4a is the concave part 5Ah, and is arranged near the hook 4c. The hook 5B to be provided also has the design part 5Bf on the front convex part 4cg side of the hook 4c and the concave part 5Bh on the design part 4cf side on the back side of the hook 4c.

  The four corners of the main body cloth 1 are reinforcing portions 3a, 3b, 3c, and 3d on which cores that can withstand the use of the hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, and 4d and the hooks 5A and 5B are formed.

  With such a configuration, for example, as shown in FIG. 2 (a), the main body cloth 1 on the hook 4d side is bent to a substantially central portion in the width direction (left-right direction) of the main body cloth 1 (arrow R1), The recessed part 4dh of a hook 4d is put out on the surface side. Then, the main body cloth 1 on the hook 4a side is bent to the approximate center of the main body cloth 1 (arrow R2), and the convex part 4ag of the hook 4a on the front side is overlapped with the concave part 4dh of the hook 4d, and engaged. The design part 4af of the hook 4a is exposed on the surface side. At this time, the recessed part 5Ah of the hook 5A disposed near the design part 4af of the hook 4a is also exposed on the surface side.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 2 (b), the main body cloth 1 on the hook 4b side is bent to substantially the center of the main body cloth 1 (arrow R3), and the recessed part 4bh of the hook 4b on the back surface side is brought out to the front side. Then, the main body cloth 1 on the hook 4c side is bent to substantially the center part of the main body cloth 1 (arrow R4), and the convex part 4cg of the hook 4c on the front side is overlapped and engaged with the concave part 4bh of the hook 4b. The design part 4cf of 4c is exposed on the surface, as shown in FIG. At this time, the recessed part 5Bh of the hook 5B disposed near the design part 4cf of the hook 4c is also exposed to the surface side.

  Thus, the shoulder belt cover 10 according to the present embodiment is attached to the shoulder belt 150 such as a baby carrier and fixed by joining the hook 4a and the hook 4d and joining the hook 4b and the hook 4c. Is possible. Then, the hook 5A and hook 5B exposed on the outer surface side in the state of being attached to the shoulder belt 150 enable attachment of a later-described bridging pad 20.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 3, the main body cloth 1 on the hook 4d side is bent to a substantially central portion in the vertical width direction (vertical direction) of the main body cloth 1 (arrow R5), and the concave part 4dh of the hook 4d on the back side is removed. Put out on the front side. Then, the main body cloth 1 on the side of the hook 4c is bent to the approximate center in the longitudinal direction of the main body cloth 1 (arrow R6), and the convex part 4cg of the hook 4c on the front side is overlapped with the concave part 4bh of the hook 4d. Then, the design part 4cf of the hook 4c is exposed on the surface. At this time, the recessed part 5Bh of the hook 5B disposed near the design part 4cf of the hook 4c is also exposed to the surface side.

  Further, the main body cloth 1 on the side of the hook 4b is bent to a substantially central part in the longitudinal width direction of the main body cloth 1 (arrow R6), and the concave part 4bh of the hook 4b on the back side is brought out to the front side. Then, the main body cloth 1 on the side of the hook 4a is bent to the approximate center in the longitudinal direction of the main body cloth 1 (arrow R5), and the convex part 4ag of the hook 4a on the front side is overlapped with the concave part 4bh of the hook 4b. The design part 4af of the hook 4a is exposed on the surface. At this time, the recessed part 5Ah of the hook 5A disposed near the design part 4af of the hook 4a is also exposed on the surface side.

  Even in this case, the shoulder belt cover 10 of the present embodiment is attached to the shoulder belt 150 such as a baby carrier and fixed in its state by joining the hooks 4a and 4b and the hooks 4c and 4d. Make it possible. Then, the hook 5A and hook 5B exposed on the outer surface side in a state of being attached to the shoulder belt 150 enable attachment of a later-described bridge pad 20.

  Thus, in the shoulder belt cover 10 according to the present embodiment, two horizontal sides (side 1b and side 1d) as shown in FIG. 2 or two vertical sides (side 1a and side 1c) as shown in FIG. In two patterns, two opposite sides (side 1a and side 1c or side 1b and side 1d) are bent to a substantially central portion of the main body cloth 1 and are opposed to each other by hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, and 4d as joints. Two types of dimensions that can be attached to the shoulder belt 150 can be set by joining the ends.

As described above, the shoulder belt cover 10 according to the present embodiment has the hooks 4a and 4b as the joints including the concave parts 4bh and 4dh as the female members that can be joined and separated and the convex parts 4ag and 4cg as the male members. , 4c, 4d are attached to a pair of shoulder belts 150 to be worn around the shoulder of the user M so as to cover the periphery of the arbitrary position, and are related to an exposed surface that becomes an outer surface when attached. The concave parts 5Ah and 5Bh of the hooks 5A and 5B are provided as joint portions.
In particular, the shoulder belt cover 10 of the present embodiment has a concave arc shape inward at the center of all sides 1a, 1b, 1c, 1d, and the two sides 1a, 1c, 1b, 1d facing each other have the same length. The hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, and 4d, which have a substantially rectangular shape having four sides, are adjacent to each other on both surfaces of the main body cloth 1. The two sides 1a and 1b, 1b and 1c, 1c and 1d, 1d and 1a Are formed on the opposing corners formed by crossing the concave parts 4bh, 4dh as female members and the convex parts 4ag, 4cg as male members, and other opposing corner parts The design side which consists of the design parts 4af, 4bf, 4cf, 4df provided in is formed, respectively.

Therefore, the design part (any one of 4af, 4bf, 4cf) which is the design side of one joint is put inside, and the engagement side (convex part 4ag, concave part 4bh) of the joint on the same side on the surface side. , Any one of the convex part 4cg and the concave part 4dh) is overlapped and engaged, and the design part (4af, 4bf, 4cf, 4df) which is the design side of the joint on the opposite side is put inside, It can be attached to the shoulder belt 150 by engaging the engagement side (any one of the convex part 4ag, the concave part 4bh, the convex part 4cg, and the concave part 4dh) on the same side with the surface side.
At this time, a design part (any one of 4af, 4bf, and 4cf) on the design side of the joint is located on the inner surface (inner surface) of the shoulder belt cover 10 that contacts the attached shoulder belt 150. The shoulder belt 150 side is not damaged. Furthermore, since the design part (any one of 4af, 4bf, 4cf) on the outer side (outer surface) of the shoulder belt cover 10 is also located, the infant's lips and tongue may be injured. Absent.

  Furthermore, according to the shoulder belt cover 10 of the present embodiment, as described above, the two opposite sides are brought close to each other in the two patterns of the side 1a and side 1c side or the side 1b and side 1d side. The concave parts 4bh, the concave parts 4bh, the convex parts 4ag, and the convex parts 4cg are overlapped and engaged, so that the opposite ends can be joined and attached to the shoulder belt 150. Two types of dimensions can be set. Since there are two types of attachment options corresponding to the length of the shoulder belt 150 (belt width), it is possible to attach the shoulder belt 150 with a length that approximates the circumference of the shoulder belt 150. By improving the fit, it is possible to prevent a deviation from occurring following the movement of the user after installation, and to stabilize the installation.

  In addition, the said front and back surface make description easy, and the front side in a figure is not specified as a front surface and a back side is specified as a back surface. Further, in the above description, in FIGS. 2 and 3, the back surface side of the main body cloth 1 is exposed to the front surface by bending in the directions of arrows R1 to R6, and the front surface side opposite to the back surface side enters the inner surface to become the inner surface. However, the shoulder belt cover 10 is reversibly used, and the front side of the main body cloth 1 is exposed on the surface by folding in the direction opposite to the directions of the arrows R1 to R6, and the back side opposite to the front side is the inner side. It can also be made into the form which becomes. When using reversible, it is necessary to provide the hook recessed part engaged with the below-mentioned bridge | crosslinking pad 20 also in the front side of the main body cloth 1. FIG.

Further, when the present invention is implemented, the number of concave parts of the hook 5 as an engaging portion for attaching the bridging pad 20 to the shoulder belt cover 10 and the position thereof are not limited to the above. If the belt cover 10 is attached to the shoulder belt 150 and the concave part of the hook 5 as the engaging portion is exposed to the surface side, it can be provided at any position of the main body cloth 1. For example, it can be provided not only in the vicinity of the hooks 4a and 4c but also in the central portion of the main body cloth 1. However, in terms of design, the shoulder belt is provided in a state where the user wears the shoulder belt 150 by providing it at the four corners 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d of the main body cloth 1 near the hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, 4d. By arranging the hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, and 4d on the shoulder belt 150 on the user side (see FIGS. 8 and 9), the third party does not know. Because it can be hidden like this, it will look good.
Further, the hook 5 as the engagement portion of the shoulder belt cover 10 can be the convex part side, and the hook 5 as the attachment portion of the bridging pad 20 described later can be the concave part side.

In the above embodiment, since the hook 4 is used as a joint tool, an operation for attaching and removing the shoulder belt cover 10 to an arbitrary position of the shoulder belt 150 is easy. In addition, lint etc. do not wrap around when washing like a hook-and-loop fastener (magic tape (registered trademark)), and the attached state does not easily come off due to lint etc. .
However, in the case of carrying out the present invention, the present invention is not limited to a hook, and for example, an adhesive cloth such as a dot button, a button and a button hole, a snap button, a hook-and-loop fastener (magic tape (registered trademark)), a fastener, or the like is used. It is also possible.

Here, a shoulder belt cover 10A according to the first modification of the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.
The shoulder belt cover 10 </ b> A according to the first modification has a substantially rectangular main body cloth 1, a joint formed by hooks 4 a, 4 b, 4 c, and 4 d formed at four corners of the main body cloth 1, and the main body cloth 1 faces. It has an engaging part consisting of hooks 5A and 5B provided at two corners (two corners).

Particularly, in the first modification, the fabric 1 made of a pile or gauze is likely to be unable to maintain the strength of the fabric when it is cut into a complicated shape.
A rectangular reinforcing portion of a separate cloth in which the cores enough to withstand the use of the hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, 4d and the hooks 5A, 5B are formed at the four corners 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d of the main body cloth 1. 3a, 3b, 3c and 3d are sewn. Here, it is formed of a material different from that of the main body cloth 1 for the sake of ease of use. However, in the case of carrying out the present invention, priority is given to the ease of washing, and the same material as that of the main body cloth 1 is used. It is also possible to form.

The main body cloth 1 has four sides in which the opposite sides 1a and 1c, the sides 1b and 1d are linear, and the two opposite sides 1a and 1c or sides 1b and 1d have the same length. It has a rectangular shape.
Hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, and 4d are disposed at the reinforcing portions 3a, 3b, 3c, and 3d at the four corners of the main body cloth 1.

  Also in the first modification, the diagonal hooks 4a and 4c have the convex part 4ag on the front side of the hook 4a, the design part 4af on the back side, the convex part 4cg on the front side of the hook 4c, and the design part 4cf on the back side. . On the diagonal hooks 4b and 4d, the front side of the hook 4b is a design part 4bf, the back side is a concave part 4bh (see FIG. 1), the front side of the hook 4d is a design part 4df, and the back side is a concave part 4dh (FIG. 1). Reference).

  The centers of the hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, and 4d are substantially in contact with the side 1b and the side 1d by the straight line YY that connects the centers of the hooks 4a and 4b, and the straight line YY that connects the centers of the hooks 4c and 4d. It is set to be. A straight line XX connecting the centers of the hooks 4a and 4d and a straight line XX connecting the centers of the hooks 4b and 4c are set so as to substantially contact the sides 1a and 1c. Here, to substantially contact, when the side is outside the linear position on the hook, the ends of the main body cloth 1 overlap, and when the side is inside the linear position on the hook, Since a gap is formed between the two opposing sides, it is desirable that the two opposing sides be in bullet contact.

  Further, on the diagonal line of the hook 4a and the hook 4c and in the vicinity of the hook 4a and the hook 4c of the reinforcement portions 3a and 3c, hooks 5A and hooks to which hooks 5B and 5C as attachment portions of a bridging pad 20 described later are attached are provided. 5B is provided. In the hooks 5A and 5B, the front side of the hook 5A is a design part 5Af, the back side is a concave part 5Ah, the front side of the hook 5B is a design part 5Bf, and the back side is a concave part 5Bh. That is, the design part 5Af of the hook 5A is on the convex part 4ag side of the hook 4a, the concave part 5Ah is on the design part 4af side of the hook 4a, and the design part 5Bf of the hook 5B is on the convex part 4cg side of the hook 4c. There is a recessed part 5Bh of the hook 5B on the side of the design part 4cf of the hook 4c.

  With such a configuration, for example, as shown in FIG. 15 (b), the main body cloth 1 on the hook 4d side is bent (arrow R7) to a substantially central portion in the lateral width direction (left and right direction) of the main body cloth 1 and on the back side. The recessed part 4dh of a hook 4d is put out on the surface side. Then, the main body cloth 1 on the side of the hook 4a is bent to the approximate center in the width direction of the main body cloth 1 (arrow R8), and the convex part 4ag of the hook 4a on the front side is overlapped with the concave part 4dh of the hook 4d. The design part 4af of the hook 4a is exposed to the front side. At this time, the recessed part 5Ah of the hook 5A disposed near the design part 4af of the hook 4a is also exposed on the surface side.

  Further, the main body cloth 1 on the side of the hook 4b is bent to a substantially central portion in the width direction of the main body cloth 1 (arrow R8), and the concave part 4bh of the hook 4b on the back side is brought out to the front side. Then, the main body cloth 1 on the hook 4c side is bent to a substantially central portion in the width direction of the main body cloth 1 (arrow R7), and the convex part 4cg of the hook 4c on the front side is overlapped with the concave part 4bh of the hook 4b. Then, the design part 4cf of the hook 4c is exposed on the surface. At this time, the recessed part 5Bh of the hook 5B disposed near the design part 4cf of the hook 4c is also exposed to the surface side.

  Thus, the shoulder belt cover 10A of the first modification is also attached to the shoulder belt 150 such as a baby carrier and fixed by joining the hook 4a and the hook 4d and joining the hook 4b and the hook 4c. Make it possible. The hook 5A and hook 5B exposed on the surface side in the state of being attached to the shoulder belt 150 allow the later-described bridging pad 20 to be attached.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 15 (c), the main body cloth 1 on the hook 4d side is bent to a substantially central portion in the longitudinal width direction (vertical direction) of the main body cloth 1 (arrow R9), and the hook 4d on the back side is The recessed part 4dh is put out to the surface side. Then, the main body cloth 1 on the side of the hook 4c is bent to the approximate center of the main body cloth 1 in the longitudinal direction (arrow R10), and the convex part 4cg of the hook 4c on the front side is overlapped with the concave part 4bh of the hook 4d. Then, the design part 4cf of the hook 4c is exposed on the surface. At this time, the recessed part 5Bh of the hook 5B disposed near the design part 4cf of the hook 4c is also exposed to the surface side.

  Further, the main body cloth 1 on the hook 4b side is bent to a substantially central portion in the longitudinal width direction of the main body cloth 1 (arrow R10), and the recessed part 4bh of the hook 4b on the back side is brought out to the front side. Then, the main body cloth 1 on the hook 4a side is bent to a substantially central portion in the longitudinal width direction of the main body cloth 1 (arrow R9), and the convex part 4ag of the hook 4a on the front side is overlapped with the concave part 4bh of the hook 4b. The design part 4af of the hook 4a is exposed on the surface. At this time, the recessed part 5Ah of the hook 5A disposed near the design part 4af of the hook 4a is also exposed on the surface side.

  Even in this case, the shoulder belt cover 10A of the first modification is attached to the shoulder belt 150 such as a baby carrier by fixing the hook 4a and the hook 4b and the hooks 4c and 4d to fix the state. Make it possible. The hook 5A and hook 5B exposed on the surface side in the state of being attached to the shoulder belt 150 allow the later-described bridging pad 20 to be attached.

  Thus, also in the shoulder belt cover 10A of the first modification, two sides (side 1b and side 1d) in the left-right direction as shown in FIG. 15B or two sides (sides in the up-down direction as shown in FIG. 15C). 1a and side 1c), two opposite sides (side 1a and side 1c or side 1b and side 1d) are bent to a substantially central part of the main body cloth 1, and hooks 4a, 4b, and 4c as joints are obtained. , 4d can join the end portions facing each other, so that two types of dimensions attachable to the shoulder belt 150 can be set.

As described above, the shoulder belt cover 10A according to the present modification also has the hooks 4a, 4b, which are the joint members including the concave parts 4bh, 4dh as the female members that can be joined and separated and the convex parts 4ag, 4cg as the male members. 4c and 4d are attached to a pair of shoulder belts 150 worn around the shoulder of the user M so as to cover the periphery of the arbitrary position, and engage with an exposed surface which becomes an outer surface when attached. The concave parts 5Ah and 5Bh of the hooks 5A and 5B as the parts are provided.
In particular, the shoulder belt cover 10A of the first modification has a rectangular shape having four sides in which all sides 1a, 1b, 1c, 1d are linear and two sides 1a, 1c, 1b, 1d facing each other have the same length. The hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, and 4d as joints are formed by crossing two sides 1a and 1b, 1b and 1c, 1c and 1d, and 1d and 1a adjacent to each other on both surfaces of the main body cloth 1. Engaging parts consisting of concave parts 4bh, 4dh as female members and convex parts 4ag, 4cg as male members provided at opposite corners, and design parts 4af provided at other opposing corners, The design side which consists of 4bf, 4cf, 4df is formed, respectively.

Therefore, the shoulder belt cover 10A according to the first modification also has a design part (any one of 4af, 4bf, 4cf) on the design side of one of the joints placed inside, and the joint on the same side is placed on the surface side. Design parts (4af, 4bf, 4cf) which are engaged with each other on the engagement side (any one of the convex parts 4ag, concave parts 4bh, convex parts 4cg, concave parts 4dh) and are on the design side of the joint on the opposite side. , 4df) on the inner side, and the engagement side (any one of the convex part 4ag, the concave part 4bh, the convex part 4cg, and the concave part 4dh) on the same side is overlapped and engaged with the surface side Can be attached to the shoulder belt 150.
At this time, a design part (any one of 4af, 4bf, and 4cf) on the design side of the joint is located on the inner surface (inner surface) of the shoulder belt cover 10A that contacts the attached shoulder belt 150. The shoulder belt 150 side is not damaged. Further, since the design part (any one of 4af, 4bf, 4cf) on the outer side (outer surface) of the shoulder belt cover 10A is also located, the infant's lips and tongue may be injured. Absent.

  Furthermore, also in the shoulder belt cover 10A of the first modified example, as described above, the two opposite sides are brought close to each other in the two patterns of the side 1a and side 1c side or the side 1b and side 1d side. The concave parts 4bh, the concave parts 4bh, the convex parts 4ag, and the convex parts 4cg are overlapped and engaged, so that the opposite ends can be joined and attached to the shoulder belt 150. Two possible dimensions can be set. Since there are two types of attachment options corresponding to the circumference (belt width) dimension of the shoulder belt 150, it is possible to attach with a length that approximates the circumference of the shoulder belt 150. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the occurrence of deviation following the movement of the user or the like after installation, and to stabilize the installation.

Next, a shoulder belt cover 10B according to Modification 2 will be described with reference to FIG.
The shoulder belt cover 10B according to the modified example 2 also has hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, 4d as joints composed of concave parts 4bh, 4dh as female members that can be joined and separated and convex parts 4ag, 4cg as male members. Accordingly, it is attached to the pair of shoulder belts 150 worn around the shoulder of the user M so as to cover the periphery of the arbitrary position, and the exposed surface which becomes the outer surface when attached is used as an engaging portion. The recessed parts 5Ah and 5Bh (see FIG. 15) of the hooks 5A and 5B are provided.
The shoulder belt cover 10B according to the modified example 2 also has a rectangular shape having four sides in which all sides 1a, 1b, 1c, 1d are linear, and two sides 1a, 1c, 1b, 1d facing each other have the same length. The hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, and 4d as joints are formed by crossing two sides 1a and 1b, 1b and 1c, 1c and 1d, and 1d and 1a adjacent to each other on both surfaces of the main body cloth 1. The engagement side consisting of the concave parts 4bh, 4dh as female members and the convex parts 4ag, 4cg as male members provided at the opposite two corners, and the design part 4af provided at the other two opposite corners. , 4bf, 4cf, 4df are formed on the design side.

  In the shoulder belt cover 10B according to the modified example 2, as shown in FIG. 16, the hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, 4d and the hooks 5A, 5B are used at the four corners 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d of the main body cloth 1. The only difference from Modification 1 is that the egg-shaped reinforcing portions 3a, 3b, 3c, and 3d made of different materials made of leather, synthetic leather, or the like that can endure are sewn. Since other configurations are the same as those of the first modification, the description of the overlapping portions is omitted here.

  According to the shoulder belt cover 10B according to the second modification, the shoulder belt cover 10B can withstand the use of the hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, 4d and the hooks 5A, 5B sewn in the four corners 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d of the main body cloth 1. Since the reinforcing parts 1e, 1f, 1g, and 1h of the separate fabric on which the core material is formed have an egg shape, there are no corners around them, so that they do not easily get caught in other parts, and are also unraveled and twisted. It is hard to occur, and the strength can be maintained even with repeated washing, and it can be made long lasting.

Next, a shoulder belt cover 10C according to Modification 3 will be described with reference to FIG.
The shoulder belt cover 10 </ b> C according to the modified example 3 also has a substantially rectangular main body cloth 1, a joint composed of hooks 4 a, 4 b, 4 c, 4 d formed at four corners of the main body cloth 1, and the width direction of the main body cloth 1. And an engaging portion made of hooks 5A and 5B provided at one end of the hook.

In Modification 3, the main body cloth 1 is formed such that the sides 1a and 1c facing each other, the sides 1b and 1d are linear, and the two sides 1a and 1c or the sides 1b and 1d facing each other have the same length. It has a substantially rectangular shape with four sides.
Also, hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, 4d are arranged at the four corners of the main body cloth 1. The hooks 4a, 4b at one end in the lateral width direction are the design parts 4af, 4bf on the front side, and the back side is on the back side. Concave parts 4ah, 4bh (not shown), and the other one side end hooks 4c, 4d are convex parts 4cg, 4dg on the front side and design parts 4cf, 4df on the back side.

  Further, near the hooks 4c and 4d, hooks 5A and hooks 5B to which hooks 5B and 5C as attachment portions of a bridging pad 20 described later are attached are arranged. The hooks 5A and 5B have design parts 5Af and 5Bf on the front side and concave parts 5Ah and 5Bh on the back side. That is, the hooks 5A and 5B arranged near the hooks 4c and 4d have the design parts 5Af and 5Bf formed on the convex parts 4cg and 4dg side of the hooks 4c and 4d, and the design parts 4cf and 4df of the hooks 4c and 4d. Concave parts 5Ah and 5Bh are formed on the side.

  With such a configuration, in FIG. 17, the main body cloth 1 on the side of the hooks 4a and 4b of the shoulder belt cover 10C is bent to a substantially central portion in the width direction (left and right direction) (arrow R11), and the hooks 4a and 4b on the back side are provided. The concave parts 4ah and 4bh (not shown) are exposed to the front surface side, and the main body cloth 1 on the hooks 4c and 4d side is bent to a substantially central portion in the width direction (arrow R12), and the hooks 4c and 4d on the front side are The convex parts 4cg and 4dg are overlapped and engaged with the concave parts 4bh and 4ah of the hook 4a to expose the design parts 4cf and 4df of the hooks 4c and 4d on the surface side. At this time, the recessed parts 5Ah and 5Bh of the hooks 5A and 5B disposed near the design parts 4df and 4cf of the hooks 4d and 4c are also exposed on the surface side.

  Thus, the shoulder belt cover 10C according to the modified example 3 is also attached to the shoulder belt 150 such as a baby carrier and fixed by joining the hook 4a and the hook 4d and joining the hook 4b and the hook 4c. Is possible. The hook 5A and hook 5B exposed on the surface side in the state of being attached to the shoulder belt 150 allow the later-described bridging pad 20 to be attached.

  As described above, the shoulder belt cover 10 of the third modified example also has the hooks 4a and 4b as the joints including the concave parts 4ah and 4bh as the female members that can be joined and separated and the convex parts 4dg and 4cg as the male members. , 4c, 4d are attached to a pair of shoulder belts 150 to be worn around the shoulder of the user M so as to cover the periphery of the arbitrary position, and are related to an exposed surface that becomes an outer surface when attached. The concave parts 5Ah and 5Bh of the hooks 5A and 5B are provided as joint portions.

In particular, the shoulder belt cover 10C according to the modified example 3 is a substantially rectangular shape having four sides in which all sides 1a, 1b, 1c, and 1d are linear, and two sides 1a and 1c, 1b, and 1d facing each other have the same length. The concave parts 4ah and 4bh as female members of the connector are provided at the lateral ends of one of the front and back surfaces, and the convex parts 4dg and 4cg are lateral directions on the other surface as male members. Is provided at the other end.
As described above, the shoulder belt cover 10C according to the modified example 3 has a simple configuration, and thus can be easily manufactured and can be reduced in cost. Further, the two opposite sides 1b and 1d are brought close to each other, and the concave parts 4ah and 4bh as the female members of the connector and the convex parts 4dg and 4cg as the male members are overlapped and engaged with each other so that the opposite ends are formed. The shoulder belt cover 10C can be attached to the shoulder belt 150 by a simple attachment operation to be joined, and the inner surface (inner surface) of the shoulder belt cover 10C and the outer surface (outer surface) of the shoulder belt cover 10C in contact with the attached shoulder belt 150. Since the concave parts 4ah and 4bh as female members of the connector and the convex parts 4dg and 4cg as male members are not positioned, the shoulder belt 150 side is not damaged, and the lips and tongue of the infant are injured. I will not let you.

Furthermore, a shoulder belt cover 10D according to Modification 4 will be described with reference to FIG.
The shoulder belt cover 10D according to the modified example 4 includes a substantially rectangular main body cloth 1, rectangular adhesive cloths 6a and 6b sewn at two corners on one side of the main body cloth 1 in the width direction, and a lateral side on the other side. A joint made of rectangular adhesive cloths 6c and 6d sewn at two corners at the other end of the direction, and an engaging part made of hooks 5A and 5B provided at two corners in the lateral width direction of one side of the main body cloth 1. It is what has.

In the modified example 4, the main body cloth 1 has an arc shape in which the central portions of the side 1a and the side 1c facing each other are convex outward, the side 1b and the side 1d are linear, and the two sides 1a and 1c facing each other. Alternatively, it has a substantially rectangular shape having four sides with the sides 1b and 1d having the same length.
In FIG. 18, rectangular adhesive cloths 6c and 6d made of hook parts of Velcro (registered trademark) are sewn at two upper and lower corners on one end side (side 1d side) in the lateral width direction on the front side of the main body cloth 1. In addition, rectangular adhesive cloths 6a and 6b made of loop parts of Velcro (registered trademark) are sewn at the two corners on the other end side (side 1b side) in the lateral width direction on the back side.

In FIG. 18, adhesive cloths 6a, 6b, 6c and 6d have substantially the same bonding area, and the adhesive cloths 6a and 6b are arranged so that the longitudinal direction (vertical direction) of the main body cloth 1 is the long side. The adhesive cloths 6c and 6d are disposed such that the width direction (left-right direction) of the main body cloth 1 is a long side.
The dotted lines in FIG. 18 are sewing lines when the adhesive cloths 6a, 6b, 6c, and 6d are sewn to the main body cloth 1.

  In addition, hooks 5A and 5B for attaching hooks 5B and 5C as attachment parts of a bridging pad 20 to be described later are disposed at two upper and lower corners of the end in the width direction of the main body cloth 1. In FIG. 18, the hooks 5A and 5B have design parts 5Af and 5Bf on the front side where the adhesive cloths 6c and 6d are disposed, and concave parts 5Ah and 5Bh on the back side.

  With such a configuration, in FIG. 18, the right end of the main body cloth 1 is bent (arrow R13) so that the adhesive cloths 6a and 6b of the shoulder belt cover 10D reach the substantially central part in the lateral width direction (left and right direction). The adhesive cloths 6a and 6b on the side are extended to the front surface side, and the left end of the main body cloth 1 is bent (arrow R14) so that the adhesive cloths 6c and 6d come to the approximate center in the width direction. The adhesive cloth 6a is overlapped with the adhesive cloth 6a, and the adhesive cloth 6c is further overlapped with and bonded to the adhesive cloth 6b. At this time, the recessed part 5Ah of the hook 5A and the recessed part 5Bh of the hook 5B disposed on the back side are also exposed to the front side.

  Thus, the shoulder belt cover 10D according to the modified example 4 is attached to the shoulder belt 150 such as a baby carrier by joining the adhesive cloth 6a and the adhesive cloth 6d and joining the adhesive cloth 6c and the adhesive cloth 6d. It is possible to fix the state. Further, the hooks 5A and 5B that are exposed on the surface side can be used to attach a bridging pad 20 described later.

  As described above, the shoulder belt cover 10D according to the fourth modification includes the adhesive cloths 6a and 6b made of loop parts as female members that can be joined and separated, and the adhesive cloths 6c and 6d made of hook parts as male members. The adhesive cloth 6 (6a, 6b, 6c, 6d) as a joining tool is attached to a pair of shoulder belts 150 to be worn around the shoulder of the user M so as to cover the periphery of the arbitrary position. The recessed parts 5Ah and 5Bh of the hooks 5A and 5B as the engaging portions are provided on the exposed surface which becomes the outer surface when attached.

In particular, the shoulder belt cover 10D according to the modified example 4 has an arc shape in which the central portions of the sides 1a and 1c facing each other are convex outward, the sides 1b and 1d are linear, and the two sides 1a facing each other. Adhesive cloth 6a, 6b, which has a substantially rectangular shape having four sides 1c, 1b, and 1d having the same length and is made of a loop part as a female member of the joint, is a lateral end on one of the front and back surfaces. Adhesive cloth 6c, 6d made of hook parts as male members is provided at the other end in the horizontal direction on the other surface.
As described above, the shoulder belt cover 10D according to the modified example 4 has a simple configuration, and thus can be easily manufactured and can be reduced in cost. Further, two sides 1b and 1d facing each other are brought close to each other, and adhesive cloths 6a and 6b made of loop parts as female members of the joint and adhesive cloths 6c and 6d made of hook parts as male members are overlapped and engaged. Thus, it can be attached to the shoulder belt 150 by a simple attachment operation for joining the left and right ends, and the inner surface (inner surface) of the shoulder belt cover 10D that contacts the attached shoulder belt 150 and the outer side of the shoulder belt cover 10D. Since the adhesive cloths 6a and 6b made of loop parts as female members of the joint and the adhesive cloths 6c and 6d made of hook parts as male members are not positioned on the outer surface (outer surface), the shoulder belt 150 side is It does not hurt and does not injure the infant's lips and tongue.

Furthermore, in the modified example 4, the adhesive cloths 6a and 6b made of loop parts are arranged so that the longitudinal width direction (vertical direction) of the main body cloth 1 becomes a long side, and the adhesive cloth 6c made of hook parts. , 6d are arranged so that the width direction (left-right direction) of the main body cloth 1 is a long side, so that the bonding cloth 6a and the bonding cloth 6d are bonded to each other or the bonding cloth 6b and the bonding cloth 6c are bonded to each other. The size that can be absorbed by is increased.
In addition, the main body cloth 1 has an arc shape in which the central portions of the sides 1a and 1c facing each other are convex outward, and compared to the case where the sides 1a and 1c facing each other are straight, 6 (6a, 6b, 6c, 6d), the dimension that can be absorbed is increased.
Therefore, according to the shoulder belt cover 10 according to the modified example 4, it is possible to wrap around the shoulder belt 150 according to the circumference of the shoulder belt 150 by adjusting the engagement position between the adhesive cloths. Thus, it is possible to prevent the deviation from occurring following the movement of the user after installation, and to stabilize the installation.

When carrying out the present invention, the shoulder belt covers 10, 10A, 10B, 10C, and 10D can be provided with stretchability by using a stretchable material or sewing in a wave-shaped stretchable manner. . By providing elasticity, the difference in the peripheral length (belt width) of the pair of shoulder belts 150 in various attachment objects can be absorbed even by elasticity, and can be adjusted to a wide range of dimensions, and the degree of freedom of attachment becomes higher. In addition, since it is flexible due to expansion and contraction, the mounting operation to the pair of shoulder belts 150 becomes easy. Furthermore, it is possible to fit the periphery of the shoulder belt 150, and it is possible to prevent a shift after the mounting and to achieve a stable mounting state.
In addition, it is preferable to use a shoulder belt cover 10, 10A, 10B, 10C, 10D having antibacterial and deodorizing properties.

  Further, the substantially rectangular main body cloth 1 of the shoulder belt cover 10 of the above embodiment, the shoulder belt cover 10A of the first modification, and the shoulder belt cover 10B of the second modification has a size of 1: 1 or more and 1: 2 or less. The ratio is preferable. Within that ratio, there are two types of baby equipment, baby strollers, child seats, and other baby equipment that can be touched by infants and the size of the components of the equipment in the normal usage, even if the size changes. Therefore, it is possible to provide a stable attachment state to the shoulder belt 150. In particular, in the case where the maximum ratios are 10 cm and 20 cm, it is preferable that the main body cloth 1 has elasticity.

Next, the bridging pad 20 according to the embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.
In FIG. 4, the bridging pad 20 according to the present embodiment includes a substantially circular (exactly, elliptical) main body 21 having a predetermined area located in the center, and outward from the left and right sides of the main body 21. A pair of connecting portions provided with mounting portions made of hooks 5C, 5D corresponding to the engaging portions made of the hooks 5A, 5B of the pair of shoulder belt covers 10 that protrude symmetrically in the (radial direction or normal direction). It consists of 22 and is formed as a line contrast.

At least the main body portion 21 of the cross-linked pad 20 is a washable fabric having excellent water absorption, for example, a pile fabric such as a towel fabric, that is, a fabric woven with fuzz or wrinkles on one or both sides of a fabric, a gauze fabric, etc. It is formed from a dough consisting of Fabrics made of pile or gauze, such as towels, are easy to wash and are durable and not easily deformed by repeated washing. In addition, the touch is good and there is little irritation to the infant, and when the infant touches it, it feels uncomfortable and there is no unnaturalness. In the case of carrying out the present invention, it is possible to use not only a pile fabric and a gauze fabric but also a plurality of cottons, leathers, etc., and not only a single material but also a composite material. Moreover, the number of sheets can be made into a plurality of layers by sewing and folding, and further, reversible use is possible.
In the present embodiment, the main body portion 21 and the pair of connecting portions 22 are integrally formed of the same cloth. However, when the present invention is carried out, the main body portion 21 and the pair of connecting portions 22 are separated from each other. And can be integrated by sewing.

  Further, in the present embodiment, in order to prevent fraying, piping processing is performed around the bridging pad 20 with a sewn piping cloth 23. In this piping process, the edge of the cloth is wrapped with bias tape or another cloth to prevent fraying and to perform a decorative process. The end portion may be processed by bag stitching, folding stitching, split stitching, reverse stitching, or the like.

In carrying out the present invention, it is desirable that the bridging pad 20 be stretchable by using a stretchable material or sewing it so as to be corrugated. By having elasticity, a difference in the distance (dimension) between the pair of shoulder belts 150 that occurs when the bridging pad is arranged on the front side or the back side of the infant, and between the pair of shoulder belts 150 in various attachment targets Differences in spacing (dimensions) can be absorbed by elasticity and can be adjusted to a wide range of dimensions. In addition, since flexibility is provided by expansion and contraction, the attachment operation to the pair of shoulder belts 150 is easy, and even when attached, the bridging pad 20 is unlikely to be wrinkled or turned up, and the design is good. Furthermore, due to the elasticity, the fit of the user M, clothes and baby carriers such as baby carriers, etc., which is subject to dirt prevention, will also increase the fit, and follow the user's movements etc. It is possible to reliably prevent dirt due to.
However, even if the fabric forming the bridging pad 20 is made of a non-stretchable material, by providing a plurality of engaging portions / attaching portions, the combination can cope with the above differences in dimensions and can be attached without any trouble. It is.
Pile, gauze, synthetic leather, etc. are suitable for giving elasticity.

Furthermore, it is desirable that the bridging pad 20 has air permeability by making the fabric to be formed into a mesh structure. Thereby, it becomes effective for the infant B and the user M against sweating, heat and stuffiness, and sweat rash. Moreover, use of what has antibacterial property and deodorizing property is also preferable.

  The size of the bridging pad 20 is usually set to a dimension size such that the maximum width is about 25 cm to 35 cm when the length including the pair of connecting portions 22 is the maximum width. In the case of providing elasticity, the size can be set smaller than that. Moreover, the area of the main-body part 21 can be set to the same extent as a normal covering.

The pair of connecting portions 22 projecting symmetrically in the outward direction (radial direction or normal direction) from the left and right sides of the main body 21 are connected to the engaging portions including the hooks 5A and 5B of the shoulder belt cover 10. Hooks 5C and 5D are provided as corresponding mounting portions.
In FIG. 4, the hooks 5C and 5D have the design parts 5Cf and 5Df on the front side and the convex parts 5Cg and 5Dg corresponding to the concave parts 5Ah and 5Bh on the back side.

  As shown in FIG. 4A, the center of the attachment portion is a straight line XX connecting the centers of the left and right hooks 5C and a straight line X′-X ′ connecting the centers of the left and right hooks 5D. When the points intersecting the center line R in the direction (radial direction) are the intersections G and G ′, the distance from the vertex A where the intersections G and G ′ intersect the center line R and the upper side, the center line R and the lower side are It is preferably set so that the position is within a range of 1: 1 to 1: 4 as a distance ratio with the distance from the bottom point B that intersects. Within this range, the main body 21 has an appropriate width above and below the straight line XX connecting the centers of the left and right hooks 5C and the straight line X'-X 'connecting the centers of the left and right hooks 5D. A water-absorbing area can be secured, and the bridging pad 20 can be used upside down without being limited in the mounting direction. Therefore, it is easy to use. For example, even when only one side of the bridging pad 20 in the vertical direction is soiled by the saliva, wrinkles, sweat, etc. of the infant B, the other side can be used by flipping it upside down. Excellent.

  As described above, the bridging pad 20 of the present embodiment has a main body 21 having a predetermined area and a central area, and the left and right both sides of the main body 21 are protruded symmetrically outwardly from the left and right sides. It consists of a pair of connecting parts 22 provided with convex parts 5Cg, 5Dg of hooks 5C, 5D as attachment parts that can be attached to concave parts 5Ah, 5Bh as engagement parts of the belt cover 10, and hooks as attachment parts By providing the convex parts 5Cg and 5Dg of 5C and 5D, they can be attached to the concave parts 5Ah and 5Bh of the hooks 5A and 5B as the engaging portions of the shoulder belt cover 10.

In the case of carrying out the present invention, the number and position of convex parts of hooks as a pair of attachment parts for attaching the bridging pad 20 to the pair of shoulder belts 10 are not limited to the above. In addition, by providing a plurality of convex parts for a pair of hooks, the distance (dimensions) between the pair of shoulder belts, the physique of the user / infant, the height of the clothes, the holding posture, the purpose of use, etc. The position of the bridging pad 20 can be adjusted appropriately. That is, in the present embodiment, two hook recessed parts, a recessed part 5Ah of the hook 5A and a recessed part 5Bh of the hook 5B, are provided as engaging portions in the shoulder belt cover 10, and further, in the bridging pad 20 As a mounting part corresponding to this concave part, the convex part 5Cg of the pair of hooks 5C and the convex part 5Dg of the pair of hooks 5D are provided. Infants that vary depending on the purpose of use of the anti-stain protector P, the distance (dimensions) between the left and right shoulder belts 150, the body shape of the user M and the infant B, the height of the clothes, the holding posture, etc. Adjustment of attachment of the bridging pad 20 to an appropriate position corresponding to the arrangement of B can be facilitated.
However, when practicing the present invention, the number of convex parts of the pair of hooks may be singular. It can also be provided on both the front and back sides.

  Further, in the above embodiment, the hooks 5A and 5B and the hooks 5C and 5D are used as the engaging portion of the shoulder belt 10 that can be engaged with each other and the attaching portion of the bridging pad 20, so that the attaching and removing operations can be performed. Easy. When the position of the bridging pad 20 is changed according to the purpose or the like, the attachment adjustment can be easily performed. Further, there is no possibility that the lint or the like wraps around during washing as in the case of an adhesive cloth (magic tape (registered trademark)), and that the unclean feeling does not occur and the attached state is not easily detached due to lint or the like. However, the present invention is not limited to hooks. For example, dot buttons, buttons and button holes, snap buttons, adhesive cloth (magic tape (registered trademark)), fasteners, and the like can be used. is there.

  In addition, in the bridging pad 20 of the present embodiment, the main body portion 21 is formed in a circular shape with a predetermined area, the periphery is curved in a curved shape, and it is difficult to droop because there are no corners. . However, when the present invention is implemented, the shape of the main body 21 is not particularly limited, and may be a substantially square shape, a substantially triangular shape, or the like.

Here, the baby carrier 100 will be described as an example of an infant tool and device to which the anti-stain protector P including the shoulder belt cover 10 and the bridging pad 20 according to the present embodiment is attached.
First, a schematic configuration of the baby carrier 100 will be described mainly with reference to FIG.

  In FIG. 19, the baby carrier 100 includes an inner cloth portion 110 applied to the body of the infant B on the opposite side to the user (carrying person) M side (see FIGS. 8 and 9), and an inner cloth portion. A pair of shoulder belts 150 having one end fixed to the upper part of 110 and turned around the shoulder of the user (carrying person) M and the other end fixed to the side part of inner cloth part 110, and the lower part of inner cloth part 110 The outer cloth portion 120 and the outer cloth portion 120 are attached to the back side of the body of the infant B, and the upper portion on the opposite side is separable. A lower belt portion 130 and a lower portion of the inner cloth portion 110 are integrated, and a waist belt portion 130 disposed around the waist on the user (holding person) M side is provided.

In the baby carrier 100, the inner cloth part 110 and the outer cloth part 120 as the main body for supporting the infant are applied to the body of the infant B and support from the rear head to the back and the buttocks of the infant B. It is a member to protect.
Specifically, the inner cloth portion 110 is applied to the opposite side of the user (holding person) M side with respect to the body of the infant B when the infant B is held or piggy-backed.
In addition, the outer fabric portion 120 is integrally attached to the lower portion of the inner fabric portion 110 by sewing, and the upper side extends as a free end, that is, the upper side extends so as to be opened. It is located on the opposite side opposite to the inner cloth part 110 and is separated from the inner cloth part 110, but a pair of buckle connection plugs 121 arranged on the upper end part thereof (see FIG. 7B) However, it can be integrated with the inner cloth portion 110 by being connected and engaged with a pair of buckle connection receivers 111 (see FIG. 7B) disposed on the upper side of the inner cloth portion 110.

The inner fabric portion 110 has an upper and lower length that is about the length of the average body of the infant B, and a left and right width that is the same as the width of the average body of the infant B. On both sides in the width direction, the notch is cut out in an arc shape so that the peak position of the notch that narrows the width in the horizontal direction is near the center, so that the leg of the leg of the infant B can easily come out of the baby carrier 100. A guide port 112 is provided. Therefore, the horizontal width of the inner cloth portion 110 is the minimum distance at the notch peak position of the leg guide port 112, and when the inner cloth portion 110 is placed on the ventral side of the infant B (that is, the infant) The leg guide port 112 is determined from the natural leg position so that the peak position of the notch is close to the base of the leg of the infant B) (when B is directed forward or back-facing).
On the other hand, the outer cloth portion 120 is a substantially rectangular cloth that does not form the leg guide port 112, and the inner cloth portion 110 is disposed on the inner side. The finish is elastic so that it is not formed. The horizontal width of the outer cloth portion 120 is determined from the peripheral length of the buttocks behind the infant B. Accordingly, the lateral distance is greater than the lateral distance at the notch peak position of the inner fabric portion 110.
The mechanical strength allows the inner cloth portion 110 to bear the entire weight of the infant B.

Further, the waist belt portion 130 sewed on the lower portion of the inner cloth portion 110 is formed by winding a belt 131 around the waist of the user (carrying person) M and connecting the buckle disposed at the end thereof. By engaging and engaging the tool 132 and the connection receiver 133, the tool 132 and the connection receiver 133 are fixed around the waist of the parent and cannot be removed unless the connection engagement between the connection insertion tool 132 of the buckle and the connection receiver 131 is artificially released. Yes.
The waist belt portion 130 is provided with a storage portion 140 for storing the outer fabric portion 120, and when the outer fabric portion 120 is not used (specifically, when the infant B is facing forward or facing backwards). ), The pair of engagement between the inner cloth part 110 and the outer cloth part 120 by the connection plug 121 and the connection receiver 111 is released, and the outer cloth part 120 is folded or rolled up from the upper side thereof, and the upper part is It can be accommodated in a pocket-shaped storage part 140 that can be inserted from above.

  A pair of left and right shoulder belts 150 attached to the left and right upper portions of the inner cloth portion 110 are provided with shoulder belt adjustment portions 160 that adjust and hold the distance between the left and right shoulder belts 150 (the distance between the left shoulder belt and the right shoulder belt). In the state where the left and right shoulder belts 150 are hung on the shoulders, the connection plug 161 provided in the left shoulder belt adjustment unit 160 and the connection receiver 162 provided in the right shoulder belt adjustment unit 160 are connected. Depending on the length of the shoulder belt adjusting portion 160, the left and right shoulder belts 150 are prevented from being detached from the shoulders. The shoulder belt adjustment unit 160 is slidable by a slide belt 163 arranged in parallel to the left and right shoulder belts 150, and the position of the shoulder belt adjustment unit 160 is movable. Yes. Further, an adjustment belt 164 provided with an adjuster capable of adjusting the length thereof is attached to each of the left and right shoulder belts 150 so that the lengths of the left and right shoulder belts 150 are adjustable.

  With such a configuration, when the infant B faces the user (carrying person) M face-to-face (see FIG. 10) or the face of the infant B faces the back of the user (carrying person) M. When facing forward (see FIG. 12), the inner cloth portion 110 and the outer cloth portion 120 are put together and placed on the back side of the infant B's body, and the belt 131 of the waist belt portion 130 is held by the user (holding). The holder) is placed on the waist of M and the connection insertion tool 132 and the connection receiver 133 are connected and engaged. In this state, either one of the left and right shoulder belts 150 is put on the shoulder, and the infant B is seated with the buttocks in the vicinity of the leg guide port 112 of the inner cloth portion 110 with the user (carrying person) M side as the front, When the other one of the left and right shoulder belts 150 is put on the shoulder when positioned, the infant B is held in a facing manner (see FIG. 10) or the face of the infant B is directed toward the back of the user (holder) M. You can ride (see FIG. 12).

  Also, when the infant B and the user (carrying person) M are facing forward in the same direction (see FIG. 11) or when the infant B is facing back to the user (carrying person) M (see FIG. 11). 13), the outer cloth portion 120 is stored in the storage portion 140, and the belt 131 of the waist belt portion 130 is disposed on the waist of the user (carrying person) M to connect the connection plug 132 and the connection receiver 131. Are engaged with each other. Here, one of the left and right shoulder belts 150 is put on the shoulder, and in this state, the infant B is seated with the legs out of the leg guide port 112 of the inner cloth portion 110 with the user (holding person) M side as the back. When the other one of the left and right shoulder belts 150 is put on the shoulder when positioned, the infant B is held in the same direction as the user (carrying person) M (see FIG. 11) or the infant B is held by the user (holding). The owner can ride in a direction opposite to M (see FIG. 13).

Next, how the antifouling protector P comprising the shoulder belt cover 10 and the bridging pad 20 is attached to the baby carrier 100 will be described with reference to FIGS.
First, when attaching the shoulder belt cover 10 to the shoulder belt 150, a length approximate to the peripheral length of the shoulder belt 150 of the baby carrier 100 is selected from the lateral width or the vertical width of the main body cloth 1 of the shoulder belt cover 10. Position it wherever you want to attach it to the left and right shoulder belts 150 of the carrier 100.

  Here, for example, if the lengths of the side 1a and the side 1c approximate the circumference of the shoulder belt 150, the side 1a and the side 1c intersect the shoulder belt 150 at a right angle, and then, as shown in FIG. As described above, the main body cloth 1 side of the hook 4d is bent to a substantially central portion of the shoulder belt 150, and the concave part 4dh of the hook 4d on the back side is brought out to the front side, and the main body cloth 1 on the hook 4a side is placed there. The belt 150 is bent to a substantially central portion, and the convex part 4ag of the hook 4a on the front side is overlapped with the concave part 4dh of the hook 4d to be engaged, thereby exposing the design part 4af of the hook 4a to the surface. Next, the body cloth 1 on the side of the hook 4b is bent to the approximate center of the shoulder belt 150, and the recessed part 4bh of the hook 4b on the back side is brought out to the front side, and the body cloth 1 on the side of the hook 4c is placed there. Bend to approximately the center of 150, the convex part 4cg of the hook 4c on the surface side is overlapped with the concave part 4bh of the hook 4b, and the design part 4cf of the hook 4c is exposed to the surface.

  Thus, as shown in FIG. 5, the shoulder belt cover 10 is wrapped around the shoulder belt 150, and the shoulder belt cover 10 is attached to the shoulder belt 150 by joining the hooks 4a and 4d and joining the hooks 4b and 4c. Can be installed and fixed in its state. As long as the connection between the convex part 4ag of the hook 4a and the concave part 4dh of the hook 4d and the connection between the concave part 4bh of the hook 4b and the convex part 4cg of the hook 4c are not released artificially, they cannot be easily disengaged. Yes.

  In particular, in the shoulder belt cover 10 of the present embodiment, two patterns (two sides (side 1a and side 1c) in the left and right direction or two sides (side 1a and side 1c) in the up and down direction are opposed to each other ( Side 1a and side 1c or side 1b and side 1d) are brought close to each other at a substantially central portion of the shoulder belt 150, and end portions facing each other are joined by hooks 4a, 4b, 4c and 4d as joining tools. Can be set to two types of dimensions, and two types of peripheral lengths with different mounting targets can be handled on the side 1a and side 1c side or the side 1b and side 1d side. Since there are two types of attachment options corresponding to the circumference (belt width) dimension of the shoulder belt 150, it is possible to attach the shoulder belt 150 by selecting a length that approximates the circumference of the shoulder belt 150. It is possible to improve the fit to the body and to prevent the occurrence of displacement following the movement of the user or the like after installation, and to stabilize the installation.

Moreover, in the shoulder belt cover 10 of this Embodiment, as shown in FIG.2 and FIG.5, the design side (here, design part 4bf of the hook 4b) is put inside, and the surface side is shown. And the engaging side of the joint on the same side (here, the convex part 4ag of the hook 4a) are overlapped and engaged, and the design side of the joint on the opposite side (here, the design part 4df of the hook 4d) Can be attached to the shoulder belt 150 by overlapping and engaging the engagement side (in this case, the convex part 4cg of the hook 4c) of the joint on the same side on the surface side. Since the design side (here, the design part 4bf of the hook 4b and the design part 4df of the hook 4d) of the joint is located on the inner surface of the shoulder belt cover 10 in contact with the belt 150, the shoulder belt 150 side is arranged. Hurt That there is no.
Furthermore, since the design side of the connector (here, the design part 4af of the hook 4a and the design part 4cf of the hook 4c) is also located on the outer surface of the shoulder belt cover 10, the infant's lips and tongue are injured. I will not let you.

  When the shoulder belt cover 10 is attached to the shoulder belt 150, the concave part 5Ah of the hook 5A disposed near the design part 4af of the hook 4a and the hook disposed near the design part 4cf of the hook 4c. The recessed part 5Bh of 5B is exposed to the surface side.

  Therefore, when attaching the bridging pad 20 to the shoulder belt cover 10, as shown in FIG. 5 to FIG. 7, the convex parts 5Cg of the pair of hooks 5C of the bridging pad 20 or the convex parts 5Dg of the hook 5D are paired. The shoulder belt cover 10 is joined by overlappingly engaging with the recessed part 5Ah of the hook 5A or the recessed part 5Bh of the hook 5B exposed on the surface side in the state of being attached to the shoulder belt 150. As a result, the bridging pad 20 is bridged and attached between the pair of shoulder belt covers 10 attached to the shoulder belt 150, and is fixed in that state. Normally, the protrusions 5Cg of the hook 5C, the protrusion parts 5Dg of the hook 5D and the concave parts 5Ah of the hook 5A, and the concave parts 5Bh of the hook 5B are not released unless artificially released.

  5 to 7, as an example of an attachment mode of the anti-stain protector P including the shoulder belt cover 10 and the bridging pad 20 to the baby carrier 100, the pair of shoulder belt covers 10 are connected to the left and right shoulder belts 150. A joined state in which the convex parts 5Dg of the pair of hooks 5D of the bridging pad 20 are overlapped and engaged with the concave parts 5Bh of the hooks 5B of the pair of shoulder belt covers 10 at the lower end (near the boundary with the inner cloth part 110). showed that.

Here, as shown in FIG. 8 and FIG. 10A, when the infant B faces face to face with the user (the person who holds it) M, the vicinity of the chest of the user M and the infant B The pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10 are hooked at the positions where the mouth of the infant B near the chest of the user M is easily touched on the pair of shoulder belts 150 so that the bridging pad 20 is disposed between the mouth 4a, 4b, 4c and 4d are joined to each other, and the recessed part 5Ah of the hook 5A or the recessed part 5Bh of the hook 5B of the pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10 (in FIG. 8 and FIG. 10A, the symbols and symbols are omitted). However, on the concave part 5Ah side of the hook 5A, the convex part 5Cg of the hook 5C of the bridging pad 20 or the convex part 5Dg of the hook 5D (in FIG. 8 and FIG. Is abbreviated, but fitted with a convex part 5Cg side) of the hook 5C, bridged crosslinked pad 20 between a pair of shoulder belt cover 10.
Then, the infant B does not directly lick the shoulder belt 150 by the pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10 attached to the pair of left and right shoulder belts 150, and the shoulder belt cover 10 is licked. Is prevented. At the same time, the bridging pad 20 spanned between the pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10 can receive the heel of the infant B, and the clothes of the user M are prevented from being soiled by the heel of the infant B.

9 and 10B, the bridging pad 20 is arranged between the rear head of the infant B and the back and the inner cloth portion 110 of the baby carrier 100 main body. In addition, the pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10 are attached to the positions of the pair of left and right shoulder belts 150 where the mouth of the infant B is easy to touch by joining the hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, 4d. The concave part 5Ah of 5A or the concave part 5Bh of the hook 5B (in FIG. 9 and FIG. 10B, the reference numerals and symbols are omitted, but the concave part 5Bh side of the hook 5B) is connected to the hook 5C of the bridging pad 20. The convex part 5Cg or the convex part 5Dg of the hook 5D (in FIG. 9 and FIG. 10B, symbols and symbols are omitted, but the convex part of the hook 5D. Dg side) to mount, to bridge crosslinking pad 20 between a pair of the left and right shoulder belt cover 10.
Then, the shoulder belt cover 10 attached to the shoulder belt 150 prevents the infant B from directly licking the shoulder belt 150 and licking the shoulder belt cover 10, thereby preventing the shoulder belt 150 from becoming dirty. At the same time, the bridging pad 20 spanned between the left and right shoulder belt covers 10 can receive sweat and oil on the back from the infant's head, and the baby carrier 100 main body (herein, the inner cloth portion 110) becomes dirty. Can be prevented. Especially in summer when the temperature is high, the inner cloth part 110 and the outer cloth part 120 of the baby carrier 100 body are applied to the back of the infant B, so that the infant B is likely to be stuffy due to sweat or the like. The sweat sweated from the infant B is quickly absorbed by the cross-linked pad 20 made of a hygroscopic fabric. Therefore, heat and stuffiness are reduced and the occurrence of sweat rash can be prevented. On the other hand, in winter, it functions to warm and keep the back of the infant B.

As shown in FIG. 11 (a), when the infant B and the user M are holding in the forward direction facing the same direction, the infant's mouth is positioned on the upper edge (the upper end of the inner cloth portion 110 of the baby carrier 100 main body). When folded and used, it is easy to touch the folded part), so that the bridging pad 20 is disposed between the vicinity of the mouth of the infant B and the upper part of the inner cloth part 110 of the baby carrier 1 body so that the bridging pad 20 is disposed. A pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10 are attached to the lower side of the shoulder belt 150 by joining the hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, and 4d, and the recessed parts 5Ah of the hook 5A or the hooks 5B of the pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10 are further provided. The part 5Bh (in FIG. 11A, the symbols and symbols are omitted, but the convex part 5C of the hook 5C of the bridging pad 20 on the concave part 5Bh side of the hook 5B). Alternatively, a convex part 5Dg of the hook 5D (the sign and symbol are omitted in FIG. 11A, but the convex part 5Dg side of the hook 5D) is attached, and a bridging pad 20 is provided between the pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10. Hang over. In addition, the upper part of the bridging pad 20 is folded downward together with the inner cloth part 110 as necessary.
In the case where the infant B and the user M hold forward facing the same direction, the mouth of the infant B can easily touch the upper edge of the baby carrier 100 (here, the upper edge of the inner cloth portion 110), but the bridging pad 20 By covering the upper edge of the baby carrier 100 main body (here, the upper edge of the inner cloth part 110), the infant B cannot directly lick the inner cloth part 110 of the baby carrier 100 main body, and the bridging pad 20 Will be licked. Further, the baby B can be received by the bridging pad 20. Therefore, it is prevented that the inner cloth part 110 of the baby carrier 100 main body becomes dirty.

In addition to this attachment mode, as shown in FIG. 11 (b), a pair of left and right shoulders are arranged so that the bridging pad 20 is disposed between the back of the infant B from the back to the back and the chest of the user M. A pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10 are attached by joining the hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, and 4d at positions near the chest of the user (carrying person) M on the belt 150. The concave part 5Ah of the hook 5A or the concave part 5Bh of the hook 5B (in FIG. 11 (b), the symbols and symbols are omitted, but the convex part of the hook 5C of the bridging pad 20 on the concave part 5Ah side of the hook 5A). 5Cg or the convex part 5Dg of the hook 5D (the sign and symbol are omitted in FIG. 11 (b), but the convex part 5Cg side of the hook 5C) is attached to the left and right pair To bridge the cross-linking pad 20 between the shoulder belt cover 10.
Then, the bridging pad 20 spanned between the pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10 can receive sweat and oil on the back from the infant's head, and the clothes on the chest side of the user M with the infant's sweat and oil. Can be prevented from getting dirty. In particular, in summertime when the temperature is high, the back of the infant B and the chest of the user M are in close contact with each other, and it is easy to cause stuffiness due to mutual sweat, etc., but by the bridging pad 20 made of water-absorbing (hygroscopic) fabric, The sweat sweated from the infant B or the user M is quickly absorbed. As a result, heat and stuffiness can be reduced, sweating can be prevented, and infants can be comfortably held. On the other hand, in winter, it is effective as maintaining the heat retaining effect by the close contact of the infant B and the user M.

Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 12A, when the face of the infant B is holding a piggyback facing the back of the user M, the bridging pad 20 is arranged between the vicinity of the mouth of the infant B and the back of the user M. In this way, a pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10 are attached by joining the hooks 4a, 4b, 4c and 4d at positions where the mouth of the infant B of the pair of left and right shoulder belts 150 is easy to touch. The concave part 5Ah of the hook 5A or the concave part 5Bh of the hook 5B (in FIG. 12 (a), the symbols and symbols are omitted, but the convex part of the hook 5C of the bridging pad 20 on the concave part 5Ah side of the hook 5A). 5Cg or the convex part 5Dg of the hook 5D (the sign and symbol are omitted in FIG. 12 (a), but the convex part 5Cg side of the hook 5C) Passing over a period of shoulder belt cover cross-linking pad 20 between the 10.
Then, the shoulder belt cover 10 attached to the shoulder belt 150 prevents the infant B from directly licking the shoulder belt 150 and licking the shoulder belt cover 10, thereby preventing the shoulder belt 150 from becoming dirty. At the same time, the bridging pad 20 bridged between the left and right shoulder belt covers 10 can receive the heel of the infant B, and the clothes on the back side of the user M are prevented from being soiled by the heel of the infant B.

In addition to this attachment mode, as shown in FIG. 12 (b), the bridging pad 20 is disposed between the rear head of the infant B and the vicinity of the back and the inner cloth portion 110 of the baby carrier 1 body. A pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10 are attached by joining the hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, and 4d at positions where the mouth of the infant B of the pair of left and right shoulder belts 150 can be easily touched. The recessed part 5Ah or the recessed part 5Bh of the hook 5B (in FIG. 12 (b), the symbols and symbols are omitted, but the recessed part 5Bh side of the hook 5B) and the protruding part 5Cg or hook of the hook 5C of the bridging pad 20 A 5D convex part 5Dg (the sign and symbol are omitted in FIG. 12B, but the convex part 5Dg side of the hook 5D) is attached. Passing over a period of shoulder belt cover cross-linking pad 20 between the 10.
Then, the shoulder belt cover 10 attached to the shoulder belt 150 prevents the infant B from directly licking the shoulder belt 150 and licking the shoulder belt cover 10, thereby preventing the shoulder belt 150 from becoming dirty. At the same time, the bridging pad 20 spanned between the pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10 can receive sweat and oil on the back from the infant's head, and the baby carrier 1 main body (here, the inner cloth portion 110) It can prevent getting dirty. Especially in the summer when the temperature is high, the inner cloth part 110 and the outer cloth part 120 of the baby carrier 1 body are applied to the back of the infant B. The sweat sweated from the infant B is quickly absorbed by the cross-linked pad 20 made of the fabric of the sex. Therefore, heat and stuffiness are reduced and the occurrence of sweat rash can be prevented. In winter, it functions to warm and keep the back of the infant B.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 13 (a), when the infant B is a back-facing piggyback facing the user M, the infant's mouth is the upper edge (upper end) of the inner cloth part 110 of the baby carrier 100 body. When using the folded back, it is easy to touch the folded portion), so that the bridging pad 20 is arranged between the vicinity of the mouth of the infant B and the upper portion of the inner cloth portion 110 of the baby carrier 1. A pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10 are attached to the lower side of the shoulder belt 150 by joining the hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, and 4d, and the recessed parts 5Ah of the hook 5A or the recessed parts of the hook 5B of the pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10. 5Bh (in FIG. 13A, symbols and symbols are omitted, but the convex part 5C of the hook 5C of the bridging pad 20 on the concave part 5Bh side of the hook 5B). Alternatively, the convex part 5Dg of the hook 5D (the sign and the symbol are omitted in FIG. 12A, but the convex part 5Dg of the hook 5D) is attached, and the bridging pad 20 is placed between the pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10. Cross over. In addition, the upper part of the bridging pad 20 is folded downward together with the inner cloth part 110 as necessary.
When the infant B is a back-facing piggyback with the back facing the user M, the mouth of the infant B easily touches the upper edge of the baby carrier 100 main body (here, the upper edge of the inner cloth part 110). By covering the upper edge of the carrier 100 main body (here, the upper edge of the inner cloth part 110), the infant B cannot directly lick the inner cloth part 110 of the baby carrier 100 main body, and licks the bridging pad 20. It will be. Further, the baby B can be received by the bridging pad 20. Therefore, it is prevented that the inner cloth part 110 of the baby carrier 100 main body becomes dirty.

Moreover, not only this attachment mode but a pair of left and right shoulder belts so that the bridging pad 20 is arranged between the back of the infant B and the back of the user M as shown in FIG. A pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10 are attached by joining the hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, and 4d at positions 150 on the back side, and the recessed parts 5Ah of the hooks 5A or the recessed parts of the hooks 5B of the pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10. 5Bh (in FIG. 13B, symbols and symbols are omitted, but on the concave part 5Ah side of the hook 5A), the convex part 5Cg of the hook 5C of the bridging pad 20 or the convex part 5Dg of the hook 5D (FIG. 13 ( In b), the symbols and symbols are omitted, but the hook 5C convex part 5Cg side) is attached and the bridging pad 20 between the pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10 is attached. It hung pass.
Then, the bridging pad 20 spanned between the left and right shoulder belt covers 10 can receive sweat and oil on the back from the infant's head, and the clothes on the back side of the user M can be absorbed by the infant's sweat and oil. It can prevent getting dirty. In particular, in summer when the temperature is high, the back of the infant B and the back of the user M are in close contact with each other. The sweat sweated from the infant B or the user M is quickly absorbed. Therefore, heat and stuffiness are reduced, and the occurrence of sweat rash can be prevented and can be held comfortably. On the other hand, in winter, it is effective as maintaining the heat-retaining effect due to close contact.

Thus, the shoulder belt 150 of the baby carrier 100 and the main body (herein, the inner cloth portion) are provided by the pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10 attached to the pair of left and right shoulder belts 150 and the bridging pad 20 attached between the pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10. 110) is prevented from causing discoloration and bad odor caused by the adhesion of dirt to the shoulder belt 150 and the main body (in this case, the inner cloth portion 110).
When the shoulder belt cover 10 and the bridging pad 20 become dirty, they can be easily removed and washed, and cleanliness can be maintained. Since the shoulder belt cover 10 and the bridging pad 20 can be removed and washed, the labor involved in washing the baby carrier 100 can be saved, and it is possible to prevent the shape loss, the fabric damage, the color fading, and the like. At the same time, the shoulder belt cover 10 and the bridging pad 20 are always kept clean by washing, so that wrinkles, sweat, etc. of the infant B are attached, and the filthy and unsanitary feeling caused by the licking of the infant B can be eliminated. it can.

In the above description, the attachment position of the shoulder belt cover 10 on the shoulder belt 150 and the attachment parts of the recessed parts 5Ah and 5Bh of the hooks 5A as the engaging parts of the shoulder belt cover 10 and the bridging pad 20 are used. The arrangement of the bridging pad 20 is changed by adjusting the joining relationship (combination) of the hooks 5C with the convex parts 5Cg and 5Dg of the hook 5C. When the pad 20 has a single mounting portion, the mounting position of the shoulder belt cover 10 is changed, and the shoulder belt cover 10 is turned upside down to change the mounting direction of the shoulder belt cover 10, thereby changing the mounting position of the shoulder belt cover 10. Even if the position of the engagement portion of the shoulder belt cover 10 is changed, the arrangement of the bridging pads 20 joined to the shoulder belt cover 10 can be changed.
In addition, in FIGS. 6 to 13, the shoulder belt so that the joining side by the hooks 4 a, 4 b, 4 c, 4 d as the joining device of the shoulder belt cover 10 is positioned at the user (carrying person) side (back side). By wrapping the cover 10 around the shoulder belt 150 and arranging the attachment side on which the bridging pad 20 is attached at the position on the user M side, as shown in FIG. When viewed from the front, the joined state of the shoulder belt cover 10 and the attached state of the bridging pad 20 are made invisible to a third party, and the design is good. However, the attachment form is not limited to this, and the user M that varies depending on the thickness of the shoulder belt 150, the distance (dimension) between the left and right shoulder belts 150, the body shape of the user M and the infant B, the holding posture, and the like. Depending on the positional relationship between the child and the infant B, the shoulder belt cover so that the engagement side by the hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, and 4d as the joints of the shoulder belt cover 10 is located on the front side opposite to the user M side. 10 is wound around the shoulder belt 150, and the attachment side to which the bridging pad 20 is attached is arranged on the front side opposite to the user M side, so that the bridging pad 20 can be attached to an appropriate position.

  As described above, the anti-stain protector P according to the present embodiment has the shoulder belt cover 10 and the bridging pad 20 formed separately, and the hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, 4d as joints that can be joined and separated. The shoulder belt cover 10 is attached to an arbitrary position to be attached, and the hooks of the bridging pad attachment portions are further connected to the concave parts 5Ah and 5Bh of the hooks 5A of the engaging portions of the shoulder belt covers 10. The shoulder belt cover 10 is structured to attach the bridging pad 20 between the pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10 by engaging the 5C convex parts 5Cg and 5D convex parts 5Dg. Since the bridging pad 20 is attached through the gap between the left and right shoulder belts 150 by the type of baby carrier and manufacturer ), Also it corresponds to the difference in such size and shape of the carrier body, it is possible to mount by applying to the existing baby carrier of various forms.

  Shoulder belts not only for baby carriers but also for baby equipment and equipment in living environments such as baby carriages, child seats (baby seats), shopping carts, baby beds, indoor swings, infant chairs, etc. A pair of shoulder belt covers 10 can be attached to these shoulder belts, and a bridging pad 20 can be attached between the pair of shoulder belt covers 10. In addition, the shoulder belt to be attached is not limited to the one formed of the cloth like the baby carrier 100, but can be attached by a wood pillar, a metal pillar, a flexible belt, or the like. In particular, the shoulder belt cover 10 according to the present embodiment can be set to two types of dimensions that can be attached to the shoulder belt 150, and can correspond to a wide range of dimensions.

  For example, as shown in FIG. 14, the pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10 are attached by joining the hooks 4 a, 4 b, 4 c, and 4 d at positions where the mouth of the infant B of the pair of left and right shoulder belts 150 of the stroller 200 can be easily touched. Further, the recessed part 5Ah of the hook 5A or the recessed part 5Bh of the hook 5B of the pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10 (in FIG. 14, the reference numerals and symbols are omitted, but the bridging pad is on the recessed part 5Bh side of the hook 5B). A pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10 are attached by attaching the convex parts 5Cg of the 20 hooks 5C or the convex parts 5Dg of the hooks 5D (in FIG. 14, the symbols and symbols are omitted, but the convex parts 5Cg side of the hooks 5C). The bridging pad 20 is placed between them, and the bridging pad 20 is attached near the chest on the front side of the infant B so that the infant B It prevents lick shoulder belt 150 of the car 200, from thus licking shoulder belt cover 10, thereby preventing the shoulder belt 150 is dirty. Further, the bridging pad 20 spanned between the pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10 can receive the baby B's heel and also functions as a hook for the baby B. Here, since the shoulder belt 150 is mounted around the shoulder of the infant B, the infant B can be said to be the user M.

  Although not shown, the mounting position of the shoulder belt cover 10 on the shoulder belt 150, the concave part 5Ah of the hook 5A or the concave part 5Bh of the hook 5B, and the convex part of the hook 5C of the bridging pad 20 are omitted. By adjusting the joining relationship (combination) of 5Cg or the hook 5D with the convex part 5Dg and attaching the bridging pad 20 so as to be placed from the back of the infant B to the back, sweat or oil on the back of the infant B from the head The backrest 201 of the stroller 200 can be prevented from becoming dirty. Particularly in the summer when the temperature is high, the back of the infant B and the backrest 201 are in close contact with each other, so that the infant B is likely to be stuffy due to sweat or the like. Sweat perspired from B is quickly absorbed. Therefore, heat and stuffiness are reduced, and the occurrence of sweat rash can be prevented. In winter, it is effective as a function of warming or keeping the infant's back warm.

  Thus, even in baby equipment and devices such as the stroller 200, the pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10 attached to the pair of left and right shoulder belts 150 and the bridging pad 20 attached between the pair of left and right shoulder belt covers 10 can be used. The shoulder belt 150 and the main body can be prevented from being stained, and discoloration and bad odor caused by the adhesion of the dirt to the shoulder belt 150 and the main body can be prevented. In particular, baby equipment and devices such as a stroller 200 and a child seat are usually difficult to wash by removing the shoulder belt 150 and the body (backrest 201 etc.) that supports the infant B, and the parents lick the infant B. I often had a sense of filth and hygiene due to actions, wrinkles and sweat. In particular, infant tools and devices such as shopping carts are used by an unspecified number of people, and many people are concerned about the licking behavior of infants B, filth and sweat, etc. However, by attaching the shoulder belt cover 10 and the bridging pad 20 to these infant tools and devices, it is possible to prevent contamination of the shoulder belts 150 and the main body of the infant tools and devices. Moreover, since they can be easily removed and washed, it is possible to maintain cleanliness, and it is possible to eliminate the sense of uncleanness and unsanitary sensation caused by the sticking, licking, etc. of infant B.

As described above, the anti-stain protector P according to the present embodiment attaches the bridging pad 20 via the shoulder belt cover 10 that can be attached to an arbitrary position to be attached, and the infant B by the shoulder belt cover 10 and the bridging pad 20. It is possible to prevent the attachment target and the clothes of the user M from getting dirty due to saliva, wrinkles, sweat, etc. When the shoulder belt cover 10 and the bridging pad 20 are soiled, cleanliness can be maintained by removing them and washing them.
The anti-stain protector P according to the present embodiment attaches the shoulder belt cover 10 to any position to be attached by hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, and 4d as joints that can be joined and separated. By engaging the convex parts 5Cg, 5Dg of the hooks 5C of the bridging pad mounting part with the concave parts 5Bg of the hooks 5A of the hook 5A of the engaging part of the belt cover 10 and a pair, Since the shoulder belt cover 10 and the bridging pad 20 are independently attached to each other, the shoulder belt cover 10 can be used only for various types of existing baby carriers. In addition, if there is one, it can be used in common with various infant tools and equipment other than baby carriers, and the degree of freedom of attachment is high, High of use. In particular, the shoulder belt cover 10 according to the present embodiment can accommodate a wide range of dimensions. And since the shoulder belt cover 10 and the bridge | crosslinking pad 20 are a different body, it is easy to carry and carrying around is also convenient.

  Further, in one attachment object, by changing the attachment position of the shoulder belt cover 10 by using the hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, and 4d as joints made of a male member and a female member that can be joined and separated, a pair of shoulder belts is provided. The position of the bridging pad 20 that spans between 10 can be easily changed. In particular, in the present embodiment, the connection relationship between the recessed parts 5Ah and 5Bh of the hooks 5A and 5B as the engaging part of the shoulder belt cover 10 and the protruding parts 5Cg and 5Dg of the hooks 5C and 5D as the mounting part of the bridging pad 20 is provided. By changing the (combination), the position of the bridging pad 20 between the pair of shoulder belts 10 can be easily changed, and the shoulder belt cover 10 and the bridging pad 20 can be independently attached and adjusted. In this case, the mounting adjustment operation is also easy. As a result, the bridging pad 20 is arranged on the front side of the infant B so that the bridging pad 20 receives the heel of the infant B, and the bridging pad 20 is arranged on the back side of the infant B so that the infant B It can be used in various attachment modes depending on the purpose of use of the protector P, such as receiving sweat or fat or keeping the back side of the infant B warm. Furthermore, it is possible to easily adjust the attachment to a more appropriate position corresponding to the distance (dimensions) between the pair of left and right shoulder belts 150, the body shape of the user M and the infant B, the height of the clothes, the holding posture, etc. The bridging pad 20 can be arranged at an appropriate position in relation to the infant B. That is, it is easy to respond to changes in the proper mounting position of the bridging pad 20 due to changes in the distance between the pair of left and right shoulder belts 150, the body shape of the user M and the infant B, the shade height of the clothes, the holding posture, and the like. it can.

Incidentally, in the case where the hook of the prior art (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2005-31823) is directly fixed to the shoulder belt of the baby carrier, the hook is fixed to a predetermined position of the shoulder belt, and the length of the shoulder belt is adjusted. Depending on the user's body shape and sensation, the position where the infant can be easily held differs, and the size of the infant varies depending on the age, so the appropriate shoulder belt length can be changed. When the adjustment is made, the hook attached to the shoulder belt does not always come to an appropriate position in relation to the infant. On the other hand, even if the shoulder belt is adjusted so that the hook attached to the shoulder belt is in an appropriate position relative to the infant, the length of the appropriate shoulder belt can be easily held by the user. It is not always the case.
In contrast, the anti-stain protector P according to the present embodiment, as described above, can be attached to any position to be attached by the hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, and 4d as joints that can be joined and separated. Since the bridge pad 20 is attached via the belt cover 10, the mounting position of the shoulder belt cover 10 is varied on the shoulder belt 150 of the baby carrier 100 to adjust the attachment between the pair of left and right shoulder belts 150. The bridging pad 20 can be arranged at an appropriate position in consideration of the relative relationship with the infant corresponding to the interval (dimension) of the body, the body shape of the user M or the infant B, the shade height of the clothes, the holding posture, etc. It is easy to adjust the position of proper installation.

  In addition, as described above, the anti-stain protector P according to the present embodiment has hooks 4a, 4b, 4c, 4d as joints that can be joined and separated by attaching the shoulder belt cover 10 to the shoulder belt 150. Further, the operation of attaching the bridging pad 20 to the shoulder belt cover 10 is also performed on the concave parts 5Ah and 5Bh of the hooks 5A and 5B as the engaging portions of the shoulder belt cover 10. Since it is an engaging operation to engage the convex parts 5Cg, 5Dg of the hooks 5C, 5D as the mounting portion, the mounting operation does not take time, and the front side and the rear side of the infant B can be easily mounted. In addition, the bridging pad 20 can be arranged, which is convenient.

  As described above, the anti-stain protector P according to the present embodiment includes a hook 4a as a joint composed of concave parts 4bh and 4dh as female members that can be joined and separated and convex parts 4ag and 4cg as male members. 4b, 4c, and 4d are attached to the pair of shoulder belts 150 worn around the shoulder of the user M so as to cover the periphery of the arbitrary position, and on the exposed surface that becomes the outer surface when attached. A pair of shoulder belt covers 10 provided with recessed parts 5Ah and 5Bh of hooks 5A and 5B as engaging portions, a main body 21 having a predetermined area located in the center, and left and right sides of the main body 21 outward from the left and right Hooks 5C and 5 as a pair of mounting portions that protrude symmetrically and can be freely attached to the recessed parts 5Ah and 5Bh of the hooks 5A and 5B as the engaging portions of the shoulder belt cover 10 on one of the front and back sides. Convex parts 5Cg of, those having a crosslinking pad 20 comprising a pair of connecting portions 22 having a 5 dg.

  Therefore, according to the anti-stain protector P according to the present embodiment, the shoulder belt cover 10 and the bridging pad 20 can be attached independently, and the shoulder belt cover 10 on the shoulder belt 150 is attached to one attachment target. The mounting position, the mounting direction of the shoulder belt cover 10 (changes in the positions of the recessed parts 5Ah and 5Bh of the hooks 5A and 5B as the engaging portions of the shoulder belt cover 10 on the shoulder belt 150), and the engagement of the shoulder belt cover 10 By adjusting the joint relationship (combination) of the hook parts 5Ah and 5Bh of the hooks 5A and 5B as the joint part and the hook parts 5Cg and 5Dg of the hooks 5C and 5D as the attachment part of the bridging pad 20, the shoulder belt cover 10 is adjusted. The mounting position and the position of the bridging pad 20 spanned between the pair of shoulder belt covers 10 can be easily changed. Mounting adjustment operation at that time is easy. As a result, the bridging pad 20 is arranged on the front side of the infant B, and the bridging pad 20 receives the wrinkle of the infant B, and the bridging pad 20 is arranged on the back side of the infant and the infant B sweats. It can be used in various ways depending on the purpose of use of the protector, such as receiving fat or oil, or keeping the back side of the infant B warm. At this time, it is possible to easily adjust the attachment to an appropriate position corresponding to the distance (dimension) between the pair of left and right shoulder belts, the body shape of the user M and the infant B, the height of the clothes, the holding posture, etc. 20 can be placed at an appropriate position in relation to the infant. That is, it can be attached to an appropriate position corresponding to the arrangement of the infants. Further, the shoulder belt cover 10 attached to the shoulder belt 150 prevents the infant B from directly licking the shoulder belt 150 and prevents the shoulder belt 150 from becoming dirty.

In addition, the anti-stain protector P according to the present embodiment has a hook as a joint composed of the concave parts 4bh and 4dh as the female members that can be joined and separated as described above and the convex parts 4ag and 4cg as the male members. 4a, 4b, 4c, 4d allows the shoulder belt cover 10 to be attached at an arbitrary position to be attached, and against the recessed parts 5Ah, 5Bh of the hooks 5A, 5B as the engaging portions provided on the shoulder belt cover 10. Thus, the bridging pad 20 is attached between the pair of shoulder belt covers 10 by joining the convex parts 5Cg and 5Dg of the hooks 5C and 5D as the attachment portions of the bridging pad 20, and the shoulder belt 150 to be attached is attached. Since it is the structure which attaches the bridge | crosslinking pad 20 via the shoulder belt cover 10 which can be attached to arbitrary positions, a baby carrier It can be applied to various types of existing baby carriers by adapting to differences in the distance (dimensions) between the pair of left and right shoulder belts 150 depending on the type and manufacturer, and the size and form of the carrier body. It is. Furthermore, in addition to baby carriers, it can also be attached to shoulder belts in baby equipment and devices for living environments such as baby carriages, child seats, shopping carts, baby cots, indoor swings, and infant chairs.
That is, not only can it correspond to various types of existing baby carriers, but if there is only one, it can be used in common for various baby equipment and devices other than baby carriers, and is highly versatile.

  And when the shoulder belt cover 10 and the bridge | crosslinking pad 20 become dirty, cleanliness can be maintained by removing them and washing. Furthermore, by always keeping the shoulder belt cover 10 and the bridging pad 20 clean by washing, it is possible to eliminate unclean feelings and unsanitary feelings caused by attachment of wrinkles, sweat, etc. of the infant B and licking of the infant B. .

1 Body cloth 4a, 4b, 4c, 4d Hook (joint)
4af, 4bf, 4c, 4df Design parts 4ag, 4cg Convex parts (male member)
4bh, 4dh concave parts (female member)
5A, 5B Hook 5Af, 5Bf Design parts 5Ah, 5Bh Concave parts (engagement part)
6a, 6b, 6c, 6d Adhesive cloth (joint)
10, 10A, 10B, 10C, 10D Shoulder belt cover 20 Cross-linking pad 21 Main body part 22 Connection part 5C, 5D Hook 5Cf, 5Df Design part 5Cg, 5Dg Convex part (attachment part)
150 Shoulder belt P Anti-stain protector M User B Infant

Claims (1)

When attached to and attached to a pair of shoulder belts around the shoulder of the user by means of a joint composed of a male member and a female member that are separable and separable. A pair of shoulder belt covers provided with an engaging portion on the exposed surface which is the outer surface,
A main body portion having a predetermined area located in the center, and a pair of left and right sides projecting symmetrically outward from the left and right sides of the main body portion, and can be attached to the engagement portion of the shoulder belt cover on at least one of the front and back sides. An antifouling protector comprising a bridging pad comprising a pair of connecting portions provided with attachment portions.

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