Sliding stop switch and wearable chair including the same

A sliding stop switch apparatus comprising:

• a first rod extending in a longitudinal direction thereof;
• a second rod slidably coupled to the first rod such that a first end portion of the second rod is slidable in the longitudinal direction of the first rod;
• and
• a switch member slidably coupled to the first rod to slide in the longitudinal direction of the first rod and configured to be selectively fixed at at least one of a plurality of points on the first rod to stop sliding of the first end portion of the second rod in the first rod,
• wherein the switch member is provided at a side thereof with a coupling protrusion formed protrudingly toward the first rod, and the first rod is provided at the plurality of points with coupling recesses such that, when the coupling protrusion is inserted into at least one of the coupling recesses, the switch member is fixed to the first rod, whereby sliding of the switch member is stopped by the coupling protrusion, and
• wherein, at each position of the switch member at which the coupling protrusion on the switch member is inserted into one of the coupling recesses in the first rod, the switch member and the first rod are respectively provided with a first magnet and a second magnet, which face each other to attract each other.