FI12750Y1 - Garment - Google Patents

Abstract

Garment, characterized in that the garment (1) comprises on the back side at least one bracket (5), which bracket (5) is made by forming in the first part (4) of the back piece a band-shaped part (6) along the vertical side of the back piece, and by to form in the second part (3) of the back piece at least one slot (9, 10, 11) at a substantially corresponding height as the part attached to the back piece of the strip-shaped part (6), the height of which substantially corresponds to the width of the strip-shaped part (6). In addition, the protection requirements 2-5.

Description

CLOTHING Background The solution is generally related to clothing. The solution is especially related to protective clothing. Protective clothing may use fasteners to keep the clothing above its wearer. Brief description The aim is a new type of garment, for example a protective garment, as well as a fastener and fastening arrangement to keep the garment above its wearer. The solution according to the invention is characterized by what is said in the independent claim.

The garment comprises on its back at least one fastener, which fastener is made by forming a strip-like part in the first part of the back piece along the vertical of the back of the garment and corresponds to the width of the strip-like part. Preferred embodiments are subject to dependent claims.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The invention will now be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which: Figure 1 schematically shows a protective garment with the fastening means 3 closed. Fig. 2 schematically shows a protective garment with the fastening means E open. o S 25 Detailed description ä Clothing, especially protective clothing, is used in various operating environments> to protect the person performing the task and his or her other clothing. On the other hand, in certain environments, such as healthcare, the purpose of protective clothing is also to protect the spread of bacteria and other contaminants from a person or his clothing to the operating environment and to protect the user from possible pathogens.

In healthcare, a level of hygiene may even require a sterile environment.

When working in a sterile environment or with infectious diseases, it is important to avoid any unnecessary contact with surfaces, tools or accessories, for example, for the task to be performed.

In preparation for an operation such as surgery, it is typical that another person can help the person performing the task to wear the necessary sterile protective clothing, so that he or she does not have to touch anything extra.

In this case, it is advantageous in the protective clothing that it is as simple as possible to put on and fasten it over another person.

The solution is typically an open protective clothing from behind, which the assisting person can easily wear over the assisted person.

After performing the procedure, the requirement for sterility decreases, but for example, touching the back of one's own protective clothing must also be avoided when removing the protective clothing.

The solution presents a garment 1 which can be used, for example, in healthcare as a protective garment.

In the example of Figure 1, the jacket-like garment consists of a front piece 8, sleeves 2, and two back pieces 3,4. The back pieces 3,4 are sewn to the front piece 8 on the shoulders and under the armpit and on the back of the sleeve 2 to the sleeve.

From the middle of the back, the back pieces are open and not sewn together, which means that you can put on the garment from behind by putting your hands on the sleeves and lifting the garment into place, for example from the shoulders.

The back pieces 3,4 of the jacket-like garment Q overlap on the back side.

Putting on or assisting another person can be done on the back when the back pieces are not sewn together.

In addition, it is not necessary to lift the garment extra, = for example, to put on the head.

The simple structure speeds up the wearing of protective clothing.

The speed of dressing is useful in a first aid situation, for example. 3 In order to ensure that the garment remains on the person, the back pieces, which overlap on the back side, are fastened with a fastener 5 located substantially at the top of the garment N 30 - near the neck.

The location of the fastener behind the neck is an advantage if

and the garment is worn itself without an assistant.

If necessary, the garment may also comprise more fasteners, for example two, three, four or more.

When the garment comprises several fasteners, they are divided into the distance of the vertical side of the back piece in a way that serves the respective use of the garment.

The example of Figure 2 shows the garment 1 with the fastener 5 open.

The fastener comprises a strip-like piece 6 cut in the first half of the back piece, and parallel vertical slits 9, 10, 11 cut in the second half substantially corresponding to the width of the strip. to the second part of the back piece substantially strip-like - three parallel incisions corresponding to the corresponding height, the height of which substantially corresponds to the width of the strip-like part.

The incisions may be substantially vertical vertical incisions.

The length of the slits may also vary with respect to the width of the strip, in some cases being shorter than the width of the strip, and in some cases longer than the width of the strip.

The incisions are located in the first back piece in the vertical direction at substantially the same height as the part attached to the back piece of the strip-like part comprising the second back piece.

The width of the strip-like part can be, for example, 20-60 mm and the length, for example, 150-300 mm.

In addition to the incisions, the opening may also be formed, for example, in the shape of a circle, oval, square or diagonal.

The fastener can be closed by threading the strip-like part through at least one incision from the inside of the garment to the outside or vice versa.

If there are three or more incisions, the fastener is closed by threading the Q strip from the outside of the garment from the middle of the back through the first incision 11 to the inside of the N garments and then from the middle of the back to the last notch 9 from the inside of the garment back to the outside of the garment. from the outside of the garment 10 from the outside of the garment to the middle and from the inside of the garment (11) back to the outside of the garment from the middle of the garment.

The sledding can also be done as a mirror image starting from the other side S.

N 30 By threading the strap in one of the ways described above, a fastening is obtained which holds the back pieces together substantially close to the fastener. The fastenings obtained by slipping open by pulling the fastened pieces away from each other. In this case, when using the fastening, for example in a health protective garment at the back of the garment, it is possible to remove the garment without touching the back of the garment by pulling the garment from the front so that the fastening either loosens to take off the garment by the head or loosens. The advantage of the procedure is that the wearer of the garment is not required to touch the back of the garment and that stripping is possible without an assistant. Removal is also very quick, which can be particularly useful in, for example, first aid situations, where protective clothing needs to be changed quickly after it has become dirty.

In addition to one, two and three, the number of incisions can vary from, for example, four to ten. In this case, sledding can be started at any point in parallel incisions; from the middle of the back as seen from the beginning, center or end. The threading can be started either inside or outside the garment and the ribbon can be threaded either utilizing adjacent incisions or jumping over one or more incisions before threading through the incision from one side of the fabric to the other. The sledding can be done from the middle of the back towards the armpit, and change direction one or more times.

When forming the fastening using at least three incisions, the fastening can be used in addition to holding the garment to adjust the size of the garment as required. The advantage of the possibility to adjust the size of the garment is that the same garment size is suitable for several people of different sizes, whereby less clothing of different sizes Q is needed and the handling of the garments is simpler and requires less work. In the garments 1 exemplified in Figures 1 and 2, the fastener parts - the strap 6 and the incisions 9, 10, 11 are formed from the same material blank as the garment or pieces 3,4. Forming can take place, for example, by cutting> with, for example, a chisel or a mold. The advantage of the manufacturing method is that all the cuts are performed in the same work step as the other cutting of the blank, which saves working time. Another advantage is the saving of material, when the cut parts do not require any material at all and the strip part is easily created from the same material.

Saving material is also ecological. If necessary, a material other than the garment material can also be used in the fastener. For example, the neckline can be taken care of with a ribbon made of another material, from which the other end can be left too long and used as a fastener ribbon.

5 The garment can be made of different materials. For example, the garment may be made of a fabric, such as a nonwoven fabric. The fabric can be, for example, Fibrella fabric, for example Fibrella 50-55g / m2 100% PP, Thermoembossed, Fibrella 75g / m2 100% PP, Thermoembossed, WALKI Apron 45 PPNW 30 / Thermoplastic Polymer, or nonwoven fabric 15-80g / m2. The advantage of making a garment from fabric is that the garment can be washed after use so that it can be used several times. Compared to disposable products, washable clothing is an environmentally friendly option.

The fastener is also suitable for use in non-jacketed clothing. For example, it can be used to attach an apron-like or cape-like garment. The fastener can also be arranged on the front of the garment.

It will be apparent to one skilled in the art that as technology advances, the basic idea of the invention can be implemented in many different ways. The invention and its embodiments are thus not limited to the examples described above, but may vary within the scope of the claims.

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Claims (5)

Security requirements Garment, characterized in that the garment (1) comprises on its back at least one fastener (5), which fastener (5) is made by forming a strip-like part (6) of the back of the garment (1) vertically along the first part (4) of the back, forming at least one incision (9, 10, 11) in the second part (3) of the back piece at a height corresponding to the part substantially attached to the back piece of the strip-like part (6), the height of which substantially corresponds to the width of the strip-like part (6). Garment (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the garment (1) comprises at least three incisions (9, 10, 11) in the second part (3) of the back piece at a height corresponding to the part of the strip-like part (6) attached to the back piece. corresponds to the width of the strip-like part (6). Garment (1) according to protective claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the fastener (5) is made by cutting from the same blank as the back pieces (3, 4) of the garment (1). Garment (1) according to one of Claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the incisions (9, 10, 11) are vertical incisions. N © <Q 25 Garment (1) according to one of Claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the material is a nonwoven fabric. x a o O O + O OF O N> ”