Child protecting clothes for vehicles
AssigneeZenkoku Bousai Jigyo Kyogyo Kumiai
InventorsMitsunori Masuda, Taku Yamamoto
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Abstract
The present invention relates to child protecting clothes for vehicles, used with a seat belt so as to protect a child sitting on a seat of an automobile from a shock of an accident. As compared with a related art child seat, the child protecting clothes have the following advantages. The protective clothes can be put on a child as the safety of the child is secured; manufactured at a low cost; and give the person wearing the clothes a certain degree of freedom of physical movement. A back member 10B of the protective clothes is formed double of an inner cloth portion 10B1 and an outer cloth portion 10B2. A seatbelt C can be inserted between the inner and outer cloth portions 10B1, 10B2 of the back member.
Claims13
Child protection clothes for vehicles which a child sitting directly on a seat of an automobile wears, the child protecting clothes including a front member and a back member that together form a head opening and waist opening, characterized in that the back member of the child protecting clothes has a double layer portion comprising an inner cloth portion and an outer cloth portion, the inner and outer cloth portion forming a pair of openings adjacent distal ends of the back member with the openings extending generally vertically from adjacent the waist opening to either a midsection of the outer cloth portion or adjacent the head opening, the openings formed by the inner and outer cloth portions receives a seatbelt.
Child protection clothes for vehicles which a child sitting on a seat of an automobile via a child seat having a slit through which a seatbelt is inserted wears, the child protecting clothes including a front member and a back member that together form a head opening and waist opening, characterized in that the back member of the child protecting clothes has a double layer portion comprising an inner cloth portion and an outer cloth portion, the inner and outer cloth portion forming a pair of openings adjacent distal ends of the back member with the openings extending generally vertically from adjacent the waist opening to either a midsection of the outer cloth portion or adjacent the head opening, the openings formed by the inner and outer cloth portions receives a seatbelt.
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