JP2003201612A - Wearing-assisting tool - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a wearing-assisting tool which enables to perform sure and sufficient tying works to wear Japanese clothes in a state not worn out and with which the Japanese clothes can easily be worn in a comfortable breast state. <P>SOLUTION: This wearing-assisting tool is characterized by extending a tying string from both the lower end sides of a sash plate and disposing a tying string at both whole ends have rings, respectively, for passing tying strings from a sash pad therethrough, on both the upper end sides of the sash plate. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2003,JPO

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention mainly relates to a dressing aid used when wearing a Japanese clothes for women.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, for example, Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 63-46426.
As described in the publication, when wearing a kimono, in order to put the strip on the appropriate place on the front before attaching it, attach a tie string to both ends of the strip and turn it around the trunk. , Dressing aids that are designed to be bound are already known.

As described above, by deciding the position of the band plate in advance and mounting it on the torso, there is an advantage that the banding work can be prepared. Since it is tied at the chest, this knot
There is a fear that it will bite into your chest and make you breathless. In general,
A woman's kimono has a drawback in that she is in a state of tightening her body, which makes her breathless. However, this is a great burden especially when a person with asthma wears a kimono. However, if this binding is loosened, it becomes easy for the body to lose its shape due to movement of the body after wearing.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and by performing a reliable and sufficient binding, it is possible to wear a kimono that does not collapse, and the chest is comfortable and the kimono is comfortable. An object of the present invention is to provide a dressing aid that can be dressed without burdening the wearer.

[0005]

For this reason, in the dressing aid of the present invention, the binding cord is extended from both lower end sides of the strip, and at the upper both end sides of the surface of the strip, a strap from the strap is attached. It is characterized by being equipped with a tightening string having a ring for passing a binding string at the tip.

[0006] In such a structure, the binding strip from the strip can be wound around the body and bound to determine the position of the strip and fix it. Since the bundling string of the pillow is passed through the ring and tied at the rear side of the body, the fear that the chest is uncomfortable with the knot is eliminated. Moreover, even if the binding string is securely and sufficiently tightened, the entire back surface of the strip comes into contact with the body, so that the clothing is supported and movement is not hindered.

In this case, as a preferred embodiment, the band plate is formed with a downward recess at the central upper edge thereof so that the positions of the band-lifting cords can be freely gathered, and the rattling can be eliminated. It is effective, and when wearing Japanese clothes,
It is effective in suppressing the tack that it is extended to the side where the tack is taken, and also in reducing the burden on the body when tightening the strap. Also,
The attachment position of the tightening string for the strip plate is set under the condition that the ring can extend above the upper edge of the strip plate and at least the entire ring does not extend outside from the edge. When tightening the obi, the string from the obi pillow is passed through the ring, folded back, and tightened at the back. Since the tightening works on the body through the band plate, it is effective in reducing the burden of tightening on the chest. .

[0008]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Embodiments of the present invention will be specifically described below with reference to the drawings. The dressing aid of the present invention is a ring for extending the binding cords 2 from both lower ends of the strip 1 and passing the binding cords 4 from the strap 3 to both upper ends of the surface 1a of the strip 1. Tightening string 6 with 5 and 5 at the tip
Are equipped with.

In this embodiment, the strip 1 is covered with the cloth bag 1x, and the binding cord 2 penetrates the cloth bag 1x from the center of the front surface 1a of the strip 1 to the left and right of the back surface 1c. It is composed of a single cord body that is pulled out and passes through the holes 1b, 1b (here, eyelet rings are attached) formed in the strip 1 to the surface 1a. Then, the binding cords 2 and 2 are fixed to the cloth bag 1x by sewing on the surface of the strip 1 at both ends thereof.

Similarly, the tightening cord 6 penetrates the cloth bag 1x from the center of the front surface 1a of the strip plate 1 to the left and right of the back surface 1c, and from there, the holes 1d, 1d formed in the strip plate 1 are formed.
It is composed of a single string that passes through (the eyelet ring is attached here) to the surface 1a. The tightening cord 6 is set at a position that penetrates the cloth bag 1x so as to pass through the center of the strip 1 in the vertical direction. Further, a synthetic resin sheet, cardboard, or the like may be used for the strip plate 1, and the reinforcing plate 7 may be used in a stacked manner as in this embodiment.

The strip 1 is in the shape of a butterfly wing as a whole, and has a concave portion 1e facing downward at the central upper edge thereof. Further, a Japanese garment is attached and the strip 3 is tightened. At the time, it is configured to have a required length, which is extended to a place where the side tack 8 is taken. Further, the tightening string 6 for the strip 1 can extend the rings 5, 5 upward from the upper edge of the strip 1, and at least the whole of the rings 5, 5 are not exposed to the outside from the edge of the strip 1. The mounting position (holes 1d and 1d in this embodiment) is set under the conditions.

When banding, the front of the hem and the neck are adjusted, fixed with waist cords, etc., and the height of the band tightening is adjusted, and the band plate is applied from the front side. Turn the string 2 around the torso and bind it in front of the strip. Then, in parallel with the banding, the binding cords 4 and 4 provided at both ends of the band pillow 3 are passed through the rings 5 and 5, respectively, and the rings 5 and 5 are pulled up above the band plate 1 to bind the cords. Pull back 4 and 4 to the back and tie them temporarily.

After that, at a suitable time in the process of banding, the tag 8 is taken under the armpit to adjust the shape, and then the binding strings 4 and 4 are tightened in earnest. Here, since the strip 1 is configured to have a required length which is extended to a position where the tack 8 on the side is taken, as a tack suppression,
Reduces the strain on the body when tightening the straps. At this time, the rings 5 and 5 are pulled to the left and right ends on the front side of the strip 1 by the pulling of the binding cords 4 and 4, and at that time, the tag 8
The portions of are set aside at the left and right ends of the strip 1. At this time, when tightening the band, the string from the band pillow is folded back through the ring and tightened at the back, and the tightening works on the body via the band plate, so that the burden of tightening on the chest is reduced. Then, the obi-lifting string 9 covered on the obi pillow 3 is lightly tied at the front and pushed under the obi 10 to be stored in the concave portion of the obi plate 1. At this time, since the band plate 1 has a downwardly concave portion formed at the central upper edge thereof, the positions of the band-lifting cords can be freely arranged and the wobbling can be eliminated.

In this embodiment, the binding cords 2, 2 are
Although an ordinary plain weave string is used for the above, it is a matter of course that a round string or a stretchable elastic string may be used. Further, instead of tying the string, a so-called magic tape (R) may be used.

[0015]

As described in detail above, the present invention extends the binding cords from both ends of the lower portion of the strip, and the binding cords from the pillow are attached to both upper ends of the surface of the strip. It is characterized by being equipped with a tightening string equipped with a ring for passing through. Therefore, by performing a reliable and sufficient binding, it is possible to obtain an excellent effect that it is possible to wear a kimono that does not come loose, and that is comfortable at the chest and that can be worn without burdening the kimono.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway front view showing an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a rear view similarly showing a part of the structure in a cutaway manner.

FIG. 3 is likewise a front view showing a mode of use.

FIG. 4 is likewise a rear view showing a mode of use.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 strip 1a surface 1b hole 1c back side 1d hole 1e Recess 1x cloth bag 2 unity cord 3 obi pillows 4 unity cord 5 rings 6 tightening string 7 Reinforcement plate 8 tags 9 obi fried string 10 obi

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A tightening cord which extends a binding cord from both ends of a lower portion of a strip, and which has, at both ends of an upper portion of the surface of the strip, a ring for passing a binding cord from a pillow at its tip. A dressing aid characterized by being equipped with. 2. The dressing aid according to claim 1, wherein the band plate has a recessed portion facing downward at a central upper edge portion thereof. 3. The dressing assistance according to claim 1, wherein the strip plate is configured to have a length extended to a portion where a tuck on the side is taken when wearing a Japanese clothes. Ingredient 4. The attachment position of the tightening cord for the band plate is set under the condition that the ring can extend above the upper edge of the band plate and at least the entire ring does not go outside from the edge. The dressing aid according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein