JP2003183909A - Kimono - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a Kimono easily/quickly wearable with one-touch without requiring skill and fitted to the individual body to be worn attractively. <P>SOLUTION: The Kimono is free from tucking up the bottom thereof through tightening the vicinity of the waist in compliance with the figure of the human body by setting rufflings 7 such as darts, tucks, gathers and shirrings on bodies 1a, 1b, 2a, and 2b, and treating in advance a margin caused when being worn. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2003,JPO

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a kimono, and more particularly to long kimono such as furisode, tomesode, robe, single robe, yukata.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Japanese clothes are made by cutting straight clothes. Although dressing requires skill, the number of opportunities to wear a kimono has decreased due to changes in lifestyle, and the opportunity to become familiar with dressing has also decreased.
Therefore, it is difficult for a kimono to be easily worn by one person like clothes, and it is common to request the dressing at a beauty salon or the like.

The general procedure for putting on clothes after putting on underwear and before winding the belt is as follows. (1) After passing the sleeves of the kimono, hold the left and right collars together and arrange the kimono in front of the chest and with the back stitch centered on the back. (2) Hold 10 cm above the collar in front of you, pull up the hem so that it is close to your heels, then align the upper front edge just next to it, and pull the lower front in your right hand. (3) Open the upper front to the left to prevent it from loosening, raise the lower front part of your right hand about 5 to 6 cm with your toes, and wrap it around the lower half. (4) On the right side, so that the tip of the tip rises by 2-3 cm,
Layer on top. (5) Since wrinkles tend to appear from the rear waist to the waist, put the extra looseness in the fit. (6) Tighten the waist cord by applying it to the place where it is most easy to fit 2 to 3 cm above the hip bone. At this time, be careful not to wrinkle the kimono. Tighten the first tightly and tie the second tightly. Carefully clean the knot so that it cannot be seen from underneath. (7) Insert both hands from the right and left sides of the body, lower them from the center of the back to both sides, arrange the mountains, and finish the rear fold. In the same way, for front folds, put both hands in front of your body and arrange. (8) With the left hand, hold the collar below the 8th mouth of the left body, hold the left collar with the right hand at the same time, and adjust the chest alignment. (9) Fold one-third of the collar width inward with the co-nip to adjust the collar width and match the collar. (10) Tighten the chest cord (second waist cord). The knot should be tied around the center of the front and then crossed so that it will not loosen. (11) Clean up your back. If you're a slender and slender person, take darts that face outward so that you don't wrinkle on your back. If you're a tall person, fold the darts inward to look smart. If the chest is loose, pull out the darts aside. (12) Take care of the folds. Hold the top of the folded piece with your left hand, insert your right hand from the side, and fold the lower front part toward the upper body to make one piece. The length of the fold is 4 on the right under the obi.
Adjust it so that it is a ship-bottomed curve of about 6 cm and 6 cm to the left. (13) When tightening the date, apply it so that there is no slippage at the chest or on the ends. Then, turn the Date tightening backwards and fold one of them tightly so that there are no wrinkles. While trying to get rid of the extra folds, tie them together avoiding the center and twist them so that they intersect.

[0004]

As is apparent from the above description, the conventional kimono has a problem that wearing is troublesome and takes time. In addition, wearing kimono usually requires small kimono accessories such as a waist cord, a kimono belt, a date fastening, and a body shape adjusting pad.

An object of the present invention is to provide a kimono that can be easily worn by one person without requiring skill and without the need for traditional Japanese accessories.

[0006]

According to the present invention, the above-mentioned problems are solved by providing a kimono having a length suitable for the height of the person who wears the kimono and incorporating a technique of three-dimensional cutting.

That is, as described in claim 1, the kimono of the present invention is a kimono of a full length in which the vicinity of the waist is squeezed according to the body shape of the human body. By making a kimono of a full length, that is, a kimono that matches the height of the person who wears the kimono, it is not necessary to bend the ends. Here, a kimono with a length is not limited to so-called made-to-order clothes, but may be L,
This also includes the case where multiple lengths such as M and S are prepared and the size most suitable for the wearer is selected.

By squeezing the vicinity of the waist according to the body shape of the human body, an unnecessary cloth portion, that is, clearance of the clearance, is hardly required for wearing, or at least it becomes very simple. Especially when dressing alone
It is difficult and often time-consuming to clean up the back body.

In general, the kimono of the present invention can be easily dressed by one person without requiring a high level of skill and skill, and should be called a one-touch kimono that can be worn like a clothes. Moreover, it fits well to the individual's body, and even people who are not used to wearing kimono can wear it beautifully.

As a concrete method for squeezing around the waist according to the body shape of the human body, as described in claim 2,
It can be mentioned that darts, tacks, gathers, shirring, etc. (generally referred to as "pleated" here) are provided on the back and front bodies. These pleated seams are at least partially obscured by the wrappings on the kimono, so there is no fear of being unaesthetic.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the kimono according to the first or second aspect, a belt is sewn around the waist from the back body to the front body and the ankle. When putting on a conventional kimono, after passing through the sleeve,
With the upper front opened to the left, tuck up the lower front of the right hand and wrap it around the lower half of the body, then tuck up the upper front and stack it.In the case of the kimono of this invention, hold the belt part The above operation can be easily performed by. As an example of the attachment position of the belt, more specifically, the upper edge of the belt substantially coincides with the lower end of the eight mouths,
Alternatively, the position where the upper edge of the belt is slightly lower than the lower end of the eight legs of the body can be mentioned.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the kimono according to the third aspect, the belt has a back body that is perpendicular to the back stitch and has a downward slope from the side stitch to the front body and the neckline. To do. By aligning the lower front and upper front with the belt almost horizontal,
The lower front is pulled up, and the upper front is piled up so that the upper tip is raised on the right side.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the kimono according to the third aspect, the belt is formed by covering the interlining with the cloth of the kimono. As a result, the belt has a certain degree of shape-retaining property, so that the wearing becomes easier.

According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, in the kimono according to the third aspect, the belt is provided with a stopper for locking the end portion of the belt and the vicinity of the side stitch. After aligning the lower front and upper front with the torso, it was traditionally tied with a waist strap and fixed.Because the kimono of the present invention is long and does not need to be bent, the belt stopper is locked. This makes it possible to fix the lower front and upper front with one touch without loosening. Specific examples of the fastener include hooks and hooks composed of a pair of an eye and a hook, Velcro (registered trademark) -like magic tape, and the like. It is possible to use buttons and strings, but the hooks are excellent in terms of operability because they can be stopped with one touch. Since the dimension can be adjusted by using the hook hook in which the hook and the plurality of eyes form one set as in the invention of claim 7, the hook hook is also advantageous from this aspect. Although the velcro tape has excellent operability, it may damage the cloth of the kimono.

According to an eighth aspect of the invention, in the kimono according to the third aspect, a cloth functioning as a folded end is attached to a lower edge of the belt. It may feel uncomfortable if there are no traditional Omanifolds in the kimono, so it is partially exposed from the bottom of the obi to make it look as if there were traditional Omanifolds. A fabric can be provided that functions as a fold. Further, since this cloth exists over the entire circumference, it also plays a role of hiding the folds formed on the front and back bodies.

[0016]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

According to the illustrated embodiment, the kimono comprises front bodies 1a, 1b, rear bodies 2a, 2b, collars 3a, 3b, sleeves 4a, 4b, a collar 5 and a belt 6. These parts are the same as the parts constituting the conventional kimono except for the belt 6, but here, as is clear from the figure, the point is that they are squeezed near the waist. Actually, the collars 3a, 3b and the front and rear bodies 1a, 1b, 2
Parts a and 2b, which are divided into an upper part and a lower part with the belt 6 as a boundary, are sewn to the belt 6 so as to be made into long clothes as shown in the figure. Since it is divided into upper and lower parts, for example, the upper part 11 of the front body and the lower part 1
If 3 is referred to as a skirt, as shown in FIG. 5, the belt 6 is composed of a front cloth 62 made of a kimono cloth and a facing cloth 64 covering an inbel or other interlining 66. A body 11 is sewn to the upper edge of the belt, and a skirt 13 and a cloth 14 such as a peplum or the like that functions as a folded end are sewn to the lower edge of the belt 6. Reference numeral 15 indicates a skirt lining.

The lower front body 1a and the upper front body 1b are provided with pleats as shown by reference numeral 7 in order to realize the above-mentioned diaphragm. As shown in FIG. 4, the left and right rear bodies 2a, 2b are sewn with backsewers 8 and, as indicated by reference numeral 7, the above-mentioned squeezing is realized by pleating.
The form and number of pleats (darts, tacks, gathers, shirring, etc.) are not limited to those illustrated in the drawings, and should be appropriately set so as to realize a predetermined diaphragm according to the body shape.

Two sets of hooks 10a, 10b and 12a, 12b are attached to the belt 6 near both sides. One set of hook hooks has a pair of hooks 10a and a plurality of eyes 10b, and the other set of hook hooks has hooks 1a.
2a and a plurality of eyes 12b form a pair. The size can be adjusted depending on which of the plurality of eyes is hooked.

As an example of the attachment position of the belt 6, the upper edge of the belt 6 is located near the lower ends of the body openings 16a and 16b. The belt 6 is horizontal at the rear as shown in FIG. 4, but has a downward slope from the side at the front as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3. In other words, the belt 6 is at a right angle to the back stitch 8 on the back bodies 2a and 2b, but gradually descends from the side stitch 9 to the front bodies 1a and 1b and the collars 3a and 3b. The dimension between the horizontal portion of the belt 6 and the descending end (neck portion) determines the height position of the tip of the wearer when wearing a kimono. Set.

The sleeves 4a and 4b are not different from the conventional ones. Here, the case of furisode is illustrated. In addition, cuff 1
It is also possible to sew the undergarment cloth on the back of 8 and the swing 20, and by doing so, when you wear a kimono, it looks as if you were wearing the undergarment, so you can omit it or make it simple. can do.

The collar 5 is no different from the conventional one. Although not shown in the figure, by attaching a collar with a collar core, the collar can be omitted or simplified. You can also attach a layered collar in advance.

In this kimono, a pair of hook hooks 1 are formed by making the waist of the lower front 1a half around the waist to the left side of the body to the vicinity of the eight mouth 16b.
0a, 10b, and then the collar of the upper front 1b is half-circled around the waist to the vicinity of the right side of the body 8 mouth 16a and stopped with a pair of hook hooks 12a, 12b. FIG. 1 shows the state at this time. After that, the band not shown is wrapped and tightened,
By using a one-touch type belt, wearing as a whole becomes quick and easy. Since the one-touch type belt is already known, its details are omitted here. The cloth 14 that functions as a folded end may be attached to a strip or a strip instead of a kimono.

As described above, the kimono according to this embodiment fits well to the body when worn, without excessive slack in the body. Moreover, by aligning the lower front and upper front with the belt horizontal,
Since the tip of the toe is slightly raised, it has a very good appearance,
Also, the hem is well-dressed and you can wear it. It should be noted that the body is simply provided with pleats at the portion hidden by the belt, and there is no other extra seam, and in this respect also, a very beautiful dressing is possible. After being stopped with the hook and hook, it is not necessary to hold it down with your hands, so you can raise and lower your arms and move your body freely, and there is no slippage due to it. After that, tighten the belt to complete the dressing.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing a state in which a kimono according to the present invention is worn before being wound with a belt.

2 is a front view of the kimono of FIG. 1. FIG.

FIG. 3 is a front view of the kimono of FIG. 1 with an upper front body opened.

4 is a rear view of the kimono of FIG. 1. FIG.

FIG. 5 is a sectional perspective view of a belt portion.

[Explanation of symbols]

1a, 1b Front body 2a, 2b Back body 3a, 3b Collar 4a, 4b Sleeve 5 Collar 6 Belt 62 Outer cloth 64 Look-back cloth 66 Interlining 7 Pleat (darts, tuck, gather, shirring, etc.) 8 Backsew 9 Side Sewing 10a, 10b A pair of hook hooks 12a, 12b A pair of hook hooks 14 A cloth 16a, 16b which functions as a folded end 16 pieces of the body 18 Cuffs 20 swing

Claims (8)

[Claims] 1. A kimono of a pair of lengths, characterized in that the waist is squeezed in the shape of a human body. 2. The kimono according to claim 1, wherein the pleats are provided on the back body and the front body so as to eliminate the clearance produced when the wearer wears it. 3. The kimono according to claim 1, wherein a belt is sewn from the back body to the front body and the ankle in the vicinity of the waist. 4. The kimono according to claim 3, wherein the belt is perpendicular to the back stitch at the back body and has a downward slope from the side stitch to the front body and the collar. 5. The kimono according to claim 3, wherein the belt is formed by covering the interlining with a cloth for the kimono. 6. The kimono according to claim 3, wherein the belt is provided with a stopper for locking the end of the belt and the vicinity of the side stitch. 7. The kimono according to claim 3, wherein the stopper comprises a pair of a plurality of eyes and a hook. 8. The kimono according to claim 3, wherein a cloth functioning as a folded edge is attached to a lower edge of the belt.