JPH09294620A - Glasses holder - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To allow glasses to function as a decorative product and to enhance fashion properties by providing glasses with a holding means grasping left and right folded temples to hold them so as not to open them. SOLUTION: The almost central part of the overlapped part of the folded left and right temples 2a, 2b of glasses 2 is grasped by a glasses holder 1 so as not to be opened. The glasses 2 held by the neck chain 3 passed through the glasses holder 1 can be suspended from a neck or other member. When the glasses 1 are held by the glasses holder 1, the glasses holder 1 is produced, for example, from a sheet like member 1a made of leather and both end parts thereof are overlapped mutually to form a ring form and hook jigs 1b, 1c are attached to both end parts as connection means. Both end parts are opened by detaching the hook jigs 1b, 1c and the left and right temples 2a, 2b are superposed to be grasped and held therein so that the almost central parts of them are enclosed.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a spectacle holder that allows the user to carry the spectacles that have been removed and at the same time expand the usage of the spectacles.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a spectacle case has been used to carry or store spectacles without wearing them. This spectacle case was intended to prevent spectacles and sunglasses from being accidentally dropped and damaged, scratched, or soiled when being carried or stored.

Most of the forms are so constructed as to cover the entire spectacle frame. FIG. 13 shows an example of such a conventional spectacle case.
3 (a) is a diagram showing the spectacle case 101 in a closed state, and FIG. 13 (b) is a diagram showing the spectacle case 101 in which the spectacle case 101 is opened.
It is a figure of the state which entered 02.

The spectacle case 101 is called a hard case, and its shape does not change even if a certain amount of shock or pressure is applied in the closed state, and it is possible to protect the spectacles 102 stored therein. Is.

In addition to the spectacle case 101 shown in FIG. 13, a flexible material such as cloth or vinyl, which is generally called a soft case, is formed into a bag shape, and the entire spectacle frame is inserted through the opening. There is also used an eyeglass case in which an object or a flexible material is wrapped around the entire eyeglass frame for protection.

In order to make such a spectacle case more functional, a technique of a spectacle case also used for wiping spectacles described in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 64-47217, and Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 52-135837. There is a technology of "glasses bag" which is equipped with a storage tool for writing instruments described in the official gazette,
All of them are the improved techniques based on the spectacle case configured to cover the entire spectacle frame as described above.

[0007] Furthermore, regarding the carrying of eyeglasses when the eyeglasses are removed when going out, there are many cases where the removed eyeglasses are placed or stored regardless of the presence or absence of an eyeglass case. It is often placed in various places or put in a pocket or the like.

Further, it has been conventionally practiced to handle glasses and sunglasses as part of fashion. For example, with the recent boom in sunglasses, the demand for sunglasses is increasing, but it is not common to wear sunglasses indoors to block light.

In such a case, when the eyeglasses and sunglasses are temporarily removed, the sunglasses are not stored in the eyeglass case but hung on the head like a headband or by using a neck chain. It was also possible to use glasses and sunglasses as part of fashion by lowering them from below.

[0010]

First, in the conventional spectacle case as described above, in order to function as a spectacle case, the spectacle case is stored when the spectacles are removed.
You must always carry your glasses case or keep it close at hand.

Therefore, when carrying a spectacle case,
A space for storage is required in a bag. In particular, in the case of a hard case, there is a problem that the volume of the case itself does not change regardless of the presence or absence of eyeglasses in the case, and it is bulky and poor in portability.

Further, since the conventional spectacle case is mainly intended to protect and store the spectacles, practicality and functionality are emphasized, and the spectacle case must cover the entire spectacles. There is a preconceived notion that it will not happen, and it tends to be limited in terms of design, and it also obscures the beauty and fashionability of the glasses themselves.

Next, regarding the carrying of the glasses when the glasses are taken off, when the glasses are put in a handy place, they are often left unattended and left behind, and when they are put in a pocket or the like. However, it may be dropped from a pocket and may be damaged, which is inconvenient and difficult to carry with certainty.

A problem with handling eyeglasses and sunglasses as a part of fashion is that when used as a headband, oil adheres to the eyeglasses, and especially when they adhere to lenses or the like, the functional deterioration of the optical device is avoided. Absent.

When a neck chain is used, the temple is lowered from the neck with the temple open, which may hinder the operation. In addition, it is always possible to use only the same usage pattern, for example, it is difficult to make the glasses function as an accessory such as a pendant top or a brooch by effectively showing the front of the glasses, which is fashionable. Was limited in improving.

The present invention solves the above problems, and when the glasses are taken off, they can be carried and stored in an eyeglass case, put in a pocket, used as a headband, and hung with a neck chain. The present invention is not limited to such a conventional concept, and an object thereof is to provide a spectacle holder that enables a completely new way of carrying spectacles and expands the usage of spectacles.

[0017]

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is provided with a holding means for holding the folded left and right temples of the eyeglass so as not to open them. To do.

According to this, the front portion of the spectacles is not covered by the holding means, and the left and right temples can be held in the closed state.

It is also preferable that the holding means holds substantially the central portion of the overlapping of the left and right temples, or holds one of the end portions of the overlapping of the left and right temples.

By holding the substantially central portion, it is possible to prevent the spectacle holder from tilting due to the imbalance of the spectacles held when the spectacle holder is hung on or attached to another member. Also,
Those holding the ends maintain a state of hanging downward from the held position due to the balance of the glasses.

The holding means has a flexible sheet-like member which is formed into an annular shape by connecting both ends thereof, and both ends of the sheet-like member which is in an annular shape, with both surfaces being outside. And a coupling means for coupling so as to enable the above.

According to this, the flexible sheet-like member becomes annular and functions as a holding means for holding the temples of the spectacles. And, the coupling means enables the sheet-shaped member to be reversibly used.

Further, the sheet-like member is provided with at least one fold portion so as to form a flat annular shape,
Alternatively, it is also preferable to provide two folds and both ends that are overlapped by the folds.

Therefore, the spectacles holder is compact because the spectacles holder has a flat shape even when both ends are joined.

It is characterized in that it is provided with a holding means for holding the bridge portion of the spectacles and the folded left and right temples so as not to open them.

According to this, the portions other than the bridge portion of the front portion of the spectacles are not covered by the holding means, and the left and right temples can be held in the closed state.

The holding means includes a flexible strip-shaped member having a width substantially the same as the width of the bridge portion, and the end portions of the strip-shaped member wound around the left and right temples folded with the bridge portion. And a locking means for locking.

In this structure, since the belt-shaped member is wound so as to pass through the outer periphery of the eyeglass, the eyeglass can be held easily and quickly, and the end portion of the belt-shaped member is locked by the locking means. .

The holding means is provided with a clip means which enables the spectacle holder itself to be attached to another member.

With this clip means, the spectacle holder itself can be attached to another member.

The clip means is provided between two folds of the sheet-shaped member, or
It is also preferable to provide a connecting member that connects the clip means and the end of the sheet-shaped member bent by the fold line.

The clip means provided between the two folds can hide the clip means by folding the holding member so that the clip means is on the inside, and the holding member so that the clip means is on the outside. By folding the, the eyeglass holder can be attached stably. The clip member and the end of the sheet-like member are connected by the connecting member, and one end of the sheet-like member can be maintained in a folded state even when the sheet-like member is opened, which makes the device compact.

The sheet-like member is characterized in that at least one slit is formed so that a temple of eyeglasses can be inserted therein.

Therefore, the temple of the eyeglass can be inserted and held in this slit.

The sheet-like member is formed by stacking at least two sheets, and the slit is formed in the sheet located on the opposite side to which the clip means is provided.

According to this, in a state where the eyeglass holder is attached to another member by the clip means, the temple of the eyeglass can be inserted and held in the slit formed in the sheet on the surface side opposite to the clip means. .

It is characterized in that a holding means is provided for holding the temples, which are folded outward, of the left and right temples of the spectacles, with the armor to which the temples are connected facing upward.

Therefore, since the front portion of the spectacles is held without being covered and the retained temple of the temple is on the upper side, the temple does not open. Furthermore, since one temple is held, a simple structure can be obtained.

The holding means has an opening and is provided with a bag portion into which the temple is inserted.

Therefore, one temple is stably held by the opening and the bag.

The holding means is provided outside the at least one sandwiching piece of the clip means composed of the two sandwiching pieces that are folded.

According to this, the spectacles can be attached to other members through the spectacle holder provided with the clip means having a simple structure.

The holding means is at least one slit formed in the holding piece.

Therefore, the temple of the spectacles can be inserted and held in the slit.

The holding means is a band member for inserting the temple while pressing the temple between the holding piece and the outer surface of the holding piece.

According to this, since the temple is pressed against the outer surface of the sandwiching piece and held by the band member, it is difficult to pull out and the stable holding state can be maintained.

It is characterized in that a suspension means for suspending the holding means is provided.

By this suspending means, the spectacle holder can be hooked on another member, and the spectacle holder can be made to look like a key holder.

The suspending means is a string-like member which is annular together with the holding means.

By doing so, the eyeglass holder can be used as a pendant top of a necklace.

The holding means is provided with a magnetic attraction member provided on the temple and a magnetic member attracting the magnetic force.

According to this structure, the holding state of the temple by the holding means becomes strong.

The holding means is characterized in that the holding means is provided with a fitting portion that fits into the concavo-convex shape formed on the temple.

Therefore, due to the uneven shape and the fitting portion, the posture of the temple held by the holding means is stable and does not rattle.

[0055]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described below with reference to the illustrated embodiments.

(Embodiment 1) FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining a first embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 1A, 1
Is a spectacles holder according to the present invention, and the spectacles holder 1 holds the folded left and right temples 2a and 2b of the spectacles 2 so as not to open by sandwiching the substantially central portions of the overlapping portions. The spectacles 2 held by the neck chain 3 passed through the spectacles holder 1 can be hung on the neck or other members.

As described in the section of the prior art, there are various methods for carrying the removed spectacles, and there are advantages and disadvantages of each method. However, when the spectacle holder of the present invention is used, The beauty of the spectacles themselves can be used as a part of fashion, not to cover up the front part 2c, which is the most characteristic of the design.

When the glasses 2 are hung from the neck like a necklace when the glasses 2 are removed, the front part 2c can be turned to the front, and the glasses 2 can be used as if they were pendant tops. .

In this embodiment, since the spectacle holder 1 holds the substantially central portion of the overlapping portions of the left and right temples 2a and 2b, the weight balance of the spectacles 2 is good, and the spectacles 2 can be hung without tilting. Is possible and looks good.

FIG. 1 (b) shows that the spectacle holder 1 is used for the spectacles 2
It is a figure explaining the method to hold | maintain. The eyeglass holder 1 is
For example, made of a sheet-shaped member 1a such as leather,
The both ends are overlapped with each other to form an annular shape, and hooks (hooks) 1b and 1c serving as coupling means are provided at both ends.
Is provided.

Remove the latches 1b and 1c and open both ends,
The left and right temples 2a and 2b are overlapped and held in such a manner that the substantially central portion thereof is wrapped and sandwiched (the glasses 2 are not shown).

Further, as shown in FIG. 1C, the spectacle holder 1 can be used as a pendant top when the spectacles 2 are not held, and the spectacle holder 1 can be used as an accessory (accessory) or fashion.

Of course, it is also preferable to apply characters or patterns 1d on the surface, or to reversibly use by changing the colors of the front side and the back side.

The spectacle holder 1 has a cylindrical shape as a closed state, but by forming the folds 1e and 1f to have a flattened shape, the spectacle holder 1 becomes compact and looks good. Since it does not cover the entire spectacle frame, it is small and has excellent portability.

(Second Embodiment) FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining a second embodiment to which the present invention is applied. This FIG. 2 (a)
The features of the spectacles holder 6 will be described with reference to FIG.
b, 6c are formed. The sheet member 6a is divided into a central portion 6d and end portions 6e and 6f.

Further, the central portion 6d is provided with a clip means 7 which enables the spectacle holder 6 itself to be attached to another member. In the present embodiment, the clip means 7 sandwiches a thin member, specifically, the edge of the bag or the edge of the pocket, with the central portion 6d. A pin or a velcro tape may be used as the clip means, and in short, any means may be used as long as it allows the spectacle holder 6 itself to be attached to another member.

FIG. 2B shows a state in which the eyeglass holder 6 is folded. However, at this time, the spectacles holder 6 is folded so that the inside is outside, that is, the clip means 7 is located outside (in this figure, the clip means 7 is hidden behind the back and cannot be seen).

Then, as illustrated in FIG. 2C,
While holding the glasses 2 in the glasses holder 6, the glasses holder 6
The eyeglasses 2 can be attached to the bag 8 or the like by attaching the to the edge 8a of the bag 8 with the clip means 7. Therefore, the spectacles 2 can be carried and can be used as a brooch or the like (accessories).

(Third Embodiment) FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining a third embodiment to which the present invention is applied. The eyeglass holder 11 has substantially the same shape as the eyeglass holder of the second embodiment, and the sheet member 11a divided into three parts and the clip means 12 are the same. However, a hook 13a and a retaining ring 13b are provided as coupling means.

The rectangular sheet-like member 11a is made by stacking two sheets of leather on top of each other (or stitching the edges together), and the fold 11b is formed on the opposite side of the leather on which the clip means 12 is provided. , 11c are formed with slits 14a, 14b parallel to each other.

Therefore, in the state shown in FIG. 3 (b) in which the eyeglass holder 11 is folded with the clip means 12 inside, the slits 14a and 14b appear outside.

The method of using the spectacles holder 11 is the same as the method of using the first and second embodiments described above, as shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 2, the spectacle holder 11 is spread and hooked on the edge of a bag or the like, and the temples 2a of the spectacles 2 are inserted into the slits 14a and 14b formed on the outside of the spectacle holder 11 to be used as a spectacle holder.

The number of slits 14a and 14b does not have to be two, and one is sufficient, but a plurality of slits may be provided to stably hold the spectacles 2, and a large number of slits may be provided. It is also possible to hold the temple 2a with a slit more easily or to hold a plurality of glasses (about two) or glasses and a writing instrument at the same time by expanding the width of the slit.

Further, like the spectacles holder 11 'shown in FIGS. 4 (a), 4 (b) and 4 (c), when the end portion 11d is folded over the central portion 11e, a planar fastener member as a connecting member. 15a and 15b are respectively clip means 1
2 and the end portion 11d are provided, the folded end portion 11d can be kept in a state of being folded over the central portion 11e.

(Fourth Embodiment) FIGS. 5A and 5B are views for explaining a fourth embodiment to which the present invention is applied.
This glasses holder 16 has a temple that can be folded outward
This temple holds the connected armature on the upper side, and has a shape like a so-called money clip as a clip means, and extends from the bent portion 16c so that two sandwiching pieces 16a and 16b face each other and abut. There is.
Further, due to the elasticity of the bent portion 16c, the holding pieces 16a,
16b is a thin sheet-like member, and can be sandwiched between the edges of a bag or pockets, for example.

A holding piece 16 is used as a temple holding means.
A leather 17 forming a bag portion is attached to the outer surface of a, and an opening 17a is formed on the surface of the leather 17 to form the opening 1
The temple is inserted from 7a and the connected end is held upward. Then, as shown in FIG. 5B, the eyeglass holder 16 is attached to the edge of the pocket of the bag or the like.

FIG. 6 shows a modification of the fourth embodiment.
As the temple holding means by the spectacle holder 21, the band members 22a and 22b are attached to the sandwiching piece 21a. In this embodiment, an elastic member (such as a rubber cord) is used as the band member to hold the sandwiching piece 21.
the band member 22
By inserting the temple between a and 22b and the sandwiching piece 21a, the temple is pressed and becomes difficult to come off, and a stable holding state is obtained.

(Fifth Embodiment) FIGS. 7 and 8 are views for explaining a fifth embodiment to which the present invention is applied. In each figure, (a) is a diagram of the eyeglass holder alone,
FIG. 6B is a diagram showing a state in which the spectacles holder holds the spectacles.

The spectacles holder 26 of FIG. 7 is provided with a bag portion 26a formed by stacking soft materials and an opening portion 26b into which a temple is inserted on the upper portion of the bag portion 26a. Further, magnets 27a and 27b as magnetic members are provided in the opening 26b so as to face the inside thereof.

Numeral 28 is a hole for passing the neck chain 3. The magnets 27a and 27b can keep the opening 26b closed when the temple is not inserted,
Further, when the temple is inserted, the temple is firmly held by magnetically attracting it with an embedded decoration made of iron or the like as a magnetic attraction member provided in the temple, so that the eyeglass does not fall from the eyeglass holder 26. (Fig. 7
(B)).

FIG. 8 shows an eyeglass holder 31 in which two sheet-shaped flat materials are bonded together and a slit-shaped opening 31b is formed on the surface of one of them.

(Embodiment 6) FIGS. 9 (a), 9 (b),
(C) is a figure which shows 6th Embodiment. In this embodiment, the material for the eyeglass holder is stopped at at least two points, and the temple of the eyeglass is sandwiched between them.

The spectacles holder 36 has a hole 37 formed on the upper side of the two leathers 36a and 36b on the front side and the back side, which are overlapped with each other.
The leather strap 3a is tied to the one end to stop the one end, and the other end is openably and closably locked by the snap buttons 38a and 38b.

Further, as shown in FIG. 9B, the leather 3
Formed on the inner surface side of 6a is a fitting portion 40 that fits into the window portion 2d having an uneven shape formed on the temple 2a, and on the inner surface side of the leather 36b is foam rubber or the like so as to firmly hold the temple 2a. The pressing member 39 is provided.
Then, the glasses 2 are held by sandwiching the temple 2a between the leather 36a and 36b.

FIG. 9C shows a state in which the spectacles 2 are held, and the spectacle holder 36 holds the overlapping end portions of the temples. At this time, since the window portion 2d of the temple 2a and the fitting means are fitted, the eyeglasses 2 do not rattle, and the state in which the eyeglasses 2 hang downward from the held position due to the imbalance of the eyeglasses 2 is maintained.

(Embodiment 7) FIGS. 10 (a), 10 (b),
(C) is a figure which shows 7th Embodiment. This embodiment is a modification of the sixth embodiment. Glasses holder 41
The two leathers 41a and 41b on the front side and the back side are overlapped with each other, the leather strap 3a is tied to the hole 37 opened upward, one end is stopped, and the other ends are snap buttons 44a, 44b and 4
It is locked by 4c and 44d so that it can be opened and closed. In the present embodiment, since the shape of the eyeglass holder 41 is a substantially isosceles triangle, the two leathers 41a and 41b are connected at the bottom side 41c, and the leather 41a and 41b are opened and closed with this as a crease.

Then, the band member 43 consisting of two slits is provided on the leather 41b on the back surface, the temple 2a is inserted into this, and the spectacle holder 41 is closed and held.

(Embodiment 8) FIGS. 11A and 11B are views showing an eighth embodiment. In the eyeglass holder 46 of this embodiment, the holding means 47 holds the bridge portion of the eyeglass and the folded left and right temples.

The holding means 47 is formed by winding a flexible band-shaped member having a width substantially the same as the width of the bridge portion of the eyeglasses in an annular shape.
Locking means 4 for locking the ends of the strip-shaped member in a wound state
7a (not shown in the drawing because it is inside). Further, an attachment chain 48 as a suspending means for attaching the holding means 47 to the handle of the bag or the like is connected to the upper part.

Therefore, since the front part of the removed spectacles 2 is covered only by the bridge part, the spectacles can be made to look beautiful as a part of fashion, and the spectacle holder 4
6 itself can be used as a pendant when the glasses 2 are not held.

(Ninth Embodiment) FIGS. 12A and 12B are views showing a ninth embodiment. The spectacles holder 51 of this embodiment has substantially the same configuration as the spectacles holder 1 described in the first embodiment shown in FIG. However, a planar fastener 52 for fixing the end portion 51a and the central portion 51b in a folded state is attached.

Therefore, when the temple is clamped, the gap between the end portion 51a and the central portion 51b can be reduced by the sheet fastener 52 so that the temple can be clamped without displacement or backlash.

In addition, holes 53a provided at the left and right ends,
It can be used as a necklace by connecting the end portion of the neck chain 3 to 53b, or can be hung by being attached to another member.

[0094]

According to the present invention described in the above embodiments, the spectacle holder of the present invention does not cover the entire spectacle frame but is small and has good portability.

The front part of the spectacles can be shown so that the beauty of the spectacles can be appreciated and the spectacles can function as ornaments such as a pendant top and a brooch, thus improving fashionability. Can be made.

Further, since the spectacle holder securely holds the spectacles, the spectacles do not fall from the spectacle holder and are not damaged during carrying, so that the spectacles can be carried reliably. At this time, when the eyeglass holder does not hold the eyeglasses, it itself becomes a necklace, brooch, or key holder, and it does not occupy a place for carrying it, and it does not take time to carry it, and it can be used easily. You can

Also, it is possible to enjoy as an accessory, including that the temples of the glasses are held so as to be sandwiched, and that the temples that are folded outward can be varied with one glasses holder. Therefore, a novel method of using eyeglasses is provided, which eliminates the conventional concept of the eyeglass case.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram of an eyeglass holder according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram of an eyeglass holder according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a diagram of an eyeglass holder according to a third embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a diagram of an eyeglass holder according to a third embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a diagram of an eyeglass holder according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a diagram of an eyeglass holder according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a diagram of an eyeglass holder according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a diagram of an eyeglass holder according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a diagram of an eyeglass holder according to a sixth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 10 is a diagram of an eyeglass holder according to a seventh embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 11 is a diagram of an eyeglass holder according to an eighth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 12 is a diagram of an eyeglass holder according to a ninth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 13 is a diagram of a conventional eyeglass case.

[Explanation of symbols]

1, 6, 11, 16, 21, 26, 31, 36, 41,
46,51 Glasses holders 1a, 6a, 11a Sheet-shaped members 1b, 1c Hooks (coupling means) 1d Patterns 1e, 1f, 6b, 6c, 11b, 11c Folds 2 Glasses 2a, 2b Temples 2c Front part 2d Window parts 3 Neck chain 3a Leather straps 6d, 11e, 51b Center part 6e, 6f, 11d, 51a End part 7, 12 Clip means 8 Bag 13a Hook (joining means) 13b Snap ring (joining means) 14a, 14b Slits 15a, 15b, 52 planar fastener member 16a, 16b, 21a sandwiching piece 16c bent portion 17, 36a, 36b, 41a, 41b leather 17a, 26b opening 22a, 22b band member (holding means) 26a bag portion 27a, 27b magnet 37, 53a, 53b holes 38a, 38b, 44a, 44b, 44c, 44d Ppubotan 39 pressing member 40 fitting portion 41c bottom 47 holder 47a engaging means 48 mounted chain

Claims (22)

[Claims] 1. A spectacles holder comprising a holding means for holding the folded left and right temples of the spectacles so as not to open them. 2. The holding means holds a substantially central portion where the left and right temples overlap with each other.
The eyeglass holder described in 1. 3. The spectacle holder according to claim 1, wherein the holding means holds an end of either one of the left and right temples that overlap each other. 4. The holding means has a sheet-like member which is annular when both ends are joined and both ends of the sheet-like member which is in an annular shape, with both surfaces being outside. 5. Coupling means for coupling so as to be possible, and any one of claims 1 to 4.
The spectacle holder according to item. 5. The spectacle holder according to claim 4, wherein the sheet-shaped member has at least one fold portion so as to have a flat annular shape. 6. The spectacles holder according to claim 4, wherein the sheet-shaped member includes two folds and both ends folded and folded by the folds. 7. A spectacles holder comprising a holding means for holding the bridge portion of the spectacles and the folded left and right temples so as not to open them. 8. The holding means comprises a flexible strip-shaped member having a width substantially the same as the width of the bridge portion, and the strip-shaped member of the strip-shaped member wound around the left and right temples folded with the bridge portion. The spectacle holder according to claim 7, further comprising: a locking unit that locks an end portion. 9. The spectacle holder according to claim 1, wherein the holding means includes a clip means that enables the spectacle holder itself to be attached to another member. 10. The spectacle holder according to claim 9, wherein the clip means is provided between two folds of the sheet-shaped member. 11. The spectacle holder according to claim 9, further comprising a connecting member that connects the clip means and an end of the sheet-shaped member bent by the fold line. . 12. The sheet-shaped member is formed with at least one slit that allows a temple of eyeglasses to be inserted therein.
The spectacle holder according to any one of 0 or 11. 13. The sheet member according to claim 12, wherein the sheet-shaped member is formed by stacking at least two sheets, and the slit is formed in the sheet located on the opposite side to which the clip means is provided. The described eyeglass holder. 14. A spectacle holder comprising: holding means for holding, of the left and right temples of the spectacles, a temple that is folded outward, with the end piece to which the temple is connected facing upward. 15. The spectacle holder according to claim 14, wherein the holding means has an opening portion, and a bag portion into which the temple is inserted is provided in the opening portion. 16. The holding means is provided outside the at least one sandwiching piece of the clip means composed of the two sandwiching pieces that are folded and folded, according to claim 14 or 15. Glasses holder. 17. The spectacle holder according to claim 16, wherein the holding means is at least one slit formed in the holding piece. 18. The spectacle holder according to claim 16, wherein the holding means is a band member that inserts the temple while pressing the temple with the outer surface of the holding piece. 19. The spectacle holder according to claim 1, further comprising a suspending unit that suspends the holding unit. 20. The eyeglass holder according to claim 19, wherein the suspending means is a string-like member that is annular together with the holding means. 21. The spectacle holder according to claim 1, wherein the holding means includes a magnetic attraction member provided on the temple and a magnetic member that magnetically attracts the temple. 22. The spectacle holder according to claim 1, wherein the holding means includes a fitting portion that fits into an uneven shape formed on the temple.