JP2006193879A - Dressall without gore - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a dressall capable of loosely securing a fabric area for the hip of a wearer without setting a gore part on a crotch part at the time of forming in a coverall shape. <P>SOLUTION: This dressall without a gore has a shape changing structure of capable of changing a dress shape to a coverall shape through changing stoppers. The dressall is composed of a front body and a back body. The back body from the vicinity of the waist of a wearer to the lower part is formed more widely than the front body, and a gore part is not set on the hip of the back body. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a dress all that can change the form of a garment to a coverall shape by replacing a fastener, and more specifically, a dressall that can ensure a wearer's buttocks without having a gusset on the buttocks of the back body. About.

In infant garments, many forms have been proposed for facilitating the dressing and undressing of infants by means of fasteners provided on the garments.
A typical example is a coverall disclosed in Patent Document 1, for example.

JP 2000-328306 A

FIG. 11 shows the coverall of Patent Document 1.
The coverall (W) shown in Patent Document 1 mainly includes a front body (F) and a back body (B), and the front body (F) is formed of a first piece (P1) and a second piece (P2). ing. The edges of the first piece (P1) and the second piece (P2) overlap each other on the substantially central axis of the coverall (W).
A plurality of first fasteners (S1) are arranged along the alignment edge (E) where the first piece (P1) and the second piece (P2) overlap, and the first piece (P1) side first fastener The front body of the coverall (W) is closed by engaging the tool (S1) and the first fastener (S1) on the second piece (P2) side.
A plurality of second fasteners (S2) are arranged at the lower end on the outer surface side of the back body (B). The second fastener (S2) can be engaged with the first fastener (S1) disposed on the first piece (P1) and the second piece (P2), respectively, and the second fastener (S2) and the second fastener (S2). By the engagement with the one fastener (S1), leg tube portions through which the wearer's legs can be inserted are formed on the lower left and right sides of the coverall (W).
In FIG. 11, the area | region shown with a dotted line is a gusset part (M), and becomes a fabric area | region for covering a wearer's buttocks loosely.

The coverall (W) having the above-described configuration can easily pass the infant's arm through the sleeve with the first piece (P1) and the second piece (P2) opened to the left and right. After passing the infant's arm through the sleeve, the first fasteners (S1) can be engaged with each other from the upper side of the coverall (W), and the coverall (W) can be put on the upper body of the infant. Thereafter, the second fastener (S2) and the first fastener (S1) arranged below the coverall (W) are connected to form a leg tube portion. In the leg tube part, there is an infant's leg. As described above, the leg portion of the infant is surrounded by the fabric under the coverall (W) and fixed by the first fastener (S1) and the second fastener (S2), so that the leg tube portion is formed in advance. It is possible to make it easier to wear than clothing in the form of pants. Further, when the leg tube part is formed, the gusset part (M) guarantees a wide cloth part, so that the baby's buttocks are not pressed by the back body (B).
At the time of undressing, the first fasteners (S1) and the first fasteners (S1) and the second fasteners (S2) can be easily undressed by releasing the engagement.

As described above, the coverall (W) as disclosed in Patent Document 1 has an advantage that it is easy in terms of clothes and undressing, but causes the following disadvantages.
FIG. 12 is a view of the coverall (W) shown in FIG. 11 formed in a dressall shape and viewed from the side.
The coverall (W) having the above configuration can be formed into a dress-all shape when the first fasteners (S1) are connected from the top to the bottom of the coveralls (W) without using the second fasteners (S2). . However, as shown in FIG. 12, when the coverall (W) is formed in a dressall shape, the gusset portion (M) protrudes rearward. Accordingly, the gusset portion (M) significantly impairs the appearance of the dressall.
Furthermore, when the infant sits down or when the infant lies on its back, the protruding gusset portion (M) is crushed and becomes a lump of cloth, which presses the buttocks and waist of the infant. This makes the infant uncomfortable or uncomfortable. As a result, infants start crying, increasing the labor of childcare.
This problem is particularly noticeable when a thick fabric is used.
Furthermore, conventionally, in a coverall or dressall whose shape can be changed from a coverall to a dressall, an elastic body is arranged over the periphery of the hem to prevent the hem from being pushed up when the dressall is worn. It was. When this is used as a form of a coverall, the opening at the lower end of the leg tube portion is contracted more than necessary, and as a result, the wearer's leg is tightened and the comfort is impaired.
The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and provides a dress-all that can secure a fabric area comfortably for the wearer's buttocks without having a gusset portion in the crotch portion when formed in a coverall shape. For the purpose.
It is another object of the present invention to provide a dress oar that does not unnecessarily tighten around the wearer's leg when used as a cover oar shape.

The invention according to claim 1 is a dressall having a shape changing structure capable of changing the form of clothing into a coverall shape by changing the fastener, and the dressall comprises a front body and a back body, and the waist of the wearer A gussetless dress-all characterized in that a rear body below from the vicinity is formed wider than the front body, and a gusset portion is not provided in a buttock of the rear body.
The invention according to claim 2 is characterized in that, at the lower end of the dress all, an elastic body is disposed only at a connection portion between the front body and the back body, and the elastic body contracts the connection portion. The gussetless dress-all described in 1.
According to a third aspect of the present invention, the shape change structure includes a first piece and a second piece constituting the front body, an alignment edge where the first piece and the second piece overlap, and the alignment edge. A first fastener that is disposed and that fixes an alignment state of the edges of the first piece and the second piece; and is disposed along the lower edge of the rear body and is engaged with the first fastener. And a mating edge that extends from the top to the bottom on the left or right side of the wearer's chest and the lower end of the first region and toward the center of the dressall. The gussetless dressall according to claim 1, further comprising a second region that passes obliquely downward.
The invention according to claim 4 is characterized in that the rear body includes a tongue cloth projecting downward from a lower edge of the rear body, and a covering cloth disposed along the lower edge of the rear body lining side. The first piece and the second piece constituting the front body, the alignment edge where the first piece and the second piece overlap each other, the first piece and the second piece disposed along the alignment edge A first fastener for fixing the alignment state of the edges of the first and second fasteners arranged side by side in the lateral direction of the tongue and engageable with the first fastener. A first region that passes through the left or right side of the wearer's chest from top to bottom, and a second region that is continuous with the lower end of the first region and that passes obliquely downward toward the center of the dressall, , Formed between the covering fabric and the back body lining side when folded along the lower edge of the back body The tongue cloth is formed between the covering cloth and the back body lining side by engaging the third clasp attached to the covering cloth. The gussetless dressall according to claim 1, wherein the gussetless dressall is held in a space.
A fifth aspect of the present invention is the gussetless dressall according to the fourth aspect, wherein a cushioning material is disposed inside the covering cloth.
The invention according to claim 6 further includes a third region that is continuous with the lower end of the second region and passes downward along the center of the dressall, and the second fastener is disposed in the third region. The gussetless dressall according to claim 3 or 4, wherein the gussetless dressall is engaged with the first fastener.
The invention according to claim 7 is characterized in that the first fastener disposed in the third region has a different shape, color or size from the first fastener disposed in another region. A gussetless dress oar according to claim 6.
In the invention according to claim 8, the first fasteners arranged in the third region have different shapes, colors, or sizes, and the second fasteners are arranged in the third region. The gussetless dressall according to claim 6, comprising a shape, a color, or a size corresponding to.

According to the first aspect of the present invention, since the gusset portion is not provided, there is no portion protruding rearward when formed in a dress-all shape, and the appearance is not impaired. Further, when the infant is seated or when lying on his back, there is no portion that presses the body, and a comfortable comfort can be provided at all times.
In addition, since the lower back part of the wearer's waist is formed wider than the front part of the wearer, even when formed in a coverall shape, the widely formed fabric portion of the back part is a bulge of the wearer's buttocks It is possible to secure a fabric area for covering, and to wrap the buttocks relaxedly, providing a comfortable fit.
According to the second aspect of the present invention, since the elastic body is disposed only in the connection portion between the front body and the back body, when the dressall is formed in the coverall shape, the opening at the lower end of the leg tube portion is Comfortable comfort can be provided without shrinking more than necessary.
According to the invention described in claim 3, since the first region of the alignment edge that hits the chest of the wearer does not pass through the center of the chest and passes through the left or right side of the chest, The device does not press the center of the chest of the wearer and can provide a comfortable wearing comfort.
According to invention of Claim 4, when it wears with a dress-all shape, it can prevent that a 2nd fastener injures a wearer's skin or gives a wearer a discomfort.
According to invention of Claim 5, since a cushioning material is distribute | arranged inside covering cloth, it can prevent more reliably that a 2nd fastener injures a wearer's skin and gives a wearer a discomfort.
According to the invention described in claim 6, since the angle at which the second region and the third region are formed is different, when changing the clothing form from the dress-all shape to the cover-all shape or vice versa, the shape is changed. Ensure that only necessary fasteners are removed and connected.
According to the seventh aspect of the invention, the dressall user can easily see the first fastener that is required to be disconnected for changing the shape of the coverall, and the work effort involved in changing the shape of the coverall. Can be minimized.
According to invention of Claim 8, since the shape, color, or magnitude | size of a 1st fastener and a 2nd fastener respond | corresponds, when a shape change to a coverall can be performed, it is possible to prevent the fastener from being overlaid. Become.

The gussetless dressall according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a front view of a gussetless dressall according to the present invention.
The dress all (1) according to the present invention comprises a front body (2) and a back body (3). Moreover, the sleeve part (4) is extended from the shoulder part of the dress all (1) to the left and right pair.

The front body (2) is formed from two cloth materials. In FIG. 1, the cloth material constituting the left part of the front body (2) is the first piece (21), and the cloth material constituting the right part of the front body (2) is the second piece (22). The right edge portion of the first piece (21) and the left edge portion of the second piece (22) are overlapped to form an alignment edge (23). In FIG. 1, the left edge of the second piece (22) is disposed on the right edge of the first piece (21).
A plurality of first fasteners (24) are arranged along the alignment edge (23). The first fastener (24) is disposed on the first piece (21) and the second piece (22), and the corresponding first fasteners (24) can be engaged with each other. Although the shape of a 1st fastener (24) is not specifically limited, What is shown by FIG. 1 is a press fixed type button which consists of a male and female type | mold. As other first fasteners (24), a combination of a button and a buttonhole, a velvet fastener, or a zipper may be employed.
By engaging the first fasteners (24), the edge portions of the first piece (21) and the second piece (22) are combined and fixed.

The alignment edge (23) is composed of three regions, which are a first region (231), a second region (232), and a third region (233) from the top.
The first region (231) is located on the left or right side of the wearer's chest, and is formed from the top to the bottom of the dressall (1). It is preferable that the first region (231) extends to a portion below the lower end of the wearer's rib. By arranging the first region (231) on the left side or the right side in this manner, the first fastener (24) disposed on the first region (231) is worn by the wearer when the wearer lies on his / her face down. It becomes possible to prevent pressing of the chest. Therefore, it is possible to provide a wearer's comfortable comfort.
The upper end of the second region (232) is engaged with the lower end of the first region (231), and the second region (232) is formed obliquely downward. The lower end of the second region (232) is arranged at the center of the front body (2). A 2nd area | region (232) is formed in the part which hits a waist | hip | lumbar part from a wearer's abdomen.
The upper end of the third region (233) is connected to the lower end of the second region (231), and the third region (233) extends downward along the center of the front body (2) to the lower end of the front body (2). Yes.
Thus, even if the second region (232) and the third region (233) cross and pass near the center of the wearer's body, in this region, the bone of the wearer's body is the first fastener ( 24), the wearer's comfort is not adversely affected.

An elastic body (5) is disposed across the connecting portion between the front body (2) and the back body (3) at the lower end of the dress oar (1). In the portion where the elastic body (5) is disposed, the elastic body (5) contracts the front body (2) and the back body (3).
Since the elastic body (5) slightly contracts the lower end of the dressall (1), the lower end of the dressall (1) is prevented from being lifted upward. The elastic body (5) is not particularly limited as long as it has an elastic force, and examples thereof include rubber and a resin having elasticity.

FIG. 2 is a view of the dress all (1) shown in FIG. 1 as viewed from the back.
As shown in FIG. 2, the back body (3) of the dress-all (1) is formed from one piece of cloth and does not have a gusset portion. Therefore, even if the dress all (1) having the shape shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 is worn, the gusset portion does not protrude rearward, and the appearance of the dress all (1) is not impaired.
Even when the wearer is seated or lies on his back, the back of the dressall (1) is flat, so that the piece of cloth does not become clumpy and does not press the waist or buttocks of the wearer. Regardless of the posture of the wearer, it is possible to provide a comfortable comfort at all times.

As shown in FIG. 2, the second fastener (31) is arranged along the lower edge of the back body (3). In FIG. 2, six second fasteners (31) are arranged. In FIG. 1, four sets (four on the first piece (21) are arranged on the third region (23) of the alignment edge (23). 4) first fasteners (24) are arranged on the second piece (22).
When the first fastener (24) on the first piece (21) is female and the first fastener (24) on the second piece (22) is male, it is arranged on the left side in FIG. The three second fasteners (31) indicated by white circles are female, and the three second fasteners (31) indicated on the right side in FIG. 2 and indicated by black circles are male. The second fasteners (31) are formed to be engageable with the corresponding first fasteners (24).
Specifically, the second fastener (31) indicated by reference numeral (31a) in FIG. 2 engages with the first fastener (24) indicated by reference numeral (24a) in FIG. The 2nd fastener (31a) shown with a white circle engages with the 1st fastener (24a) distribute | arranged to the 2nd piece (22) side. Moreover, the 2nd fastener (31a) shown with a black circle engages with the 1st fastener (24a) distribute | arranged to the 1st piece (21) side.
Similarly, the 2nd fastener (31) shown by the code | symbol (31b) in FIG. 2 engages with the 1st fastener (24) shown by the code | symbol (24b) in FIG. The 2nd fastener (31b) shown with a white circle engages with the 1st fastener (24b) distribute | arranged to the 2nd piece (22) side. Moreover, the 2nd fastener (31b) shown with a black circle engages with the 1st fastener (24b) distribute | arranged to the 1st piece (21) side.
Moreover, the 2nd fastener (31) shown by the code | symbol (31c) in FIG. 2 engages with the 1st fastener (24) shown by the code | symbol (24c) in FIG. The 2nd fastener (31c) shown with a white circle engages with the 1st fastener (24c) distribute | arranged to the 2nd piece (22) side. Moreover, the 2nd fastener (31c) shown with a black circle engages with the 1st fastener (24c) distribute | arranged to the 1st piece (21) side.

FIG. 3 is a front view of the dressall (1) of the present invention having a coverall shape.
As described above, when the first fastener (24) and the second fastener (31) are engaged, the dressall (1) of the present invention is in the form of a coverall. When changing the shape of the dressall (1) to the shape of the coverall, the first fasteners (24) arranged at the upper ends of the third region (233) are connected to each other and arranged in the third region (233). The other first fasteners (24) may be disengaged from each other, and the released first fasteners (24) may be engaged with the second fasteners (31), respectively. As described above, the alignment edge (23) is formed in each region (231, 232, 233) at different angles, so that the user can change any first fastener ( It is easily visible whether the engagement of 24) should be released, and the labor for changing the shape to the coverall is minimized.
In addition to the above configuration, the shape, color, or size of the first fasteners (24a to 24c) that need to be released for changing the form to the coveralls may be different from those of the other first fasteners (24). By doing in this way, a user can visually recognize the 1st fastener (24) which should release a connection more easily.
Further, the first fasteners (24a, 24b, 24c) to be disengaged have different shapes, colors, or sizes, and the corresponding second fasteners (31a, 31b, 31c) are the first fasteners (24a). 24b, 24c), the shape, color or size may be used. Thereby, a crossing can be reliably prevented when engaging the first fastener (24a, 24b, 24c) and the second fastener (31a, 31b, 31c).

As described above, the elastic body (5) is disposed only at the connecting portion between the front body (2) and the back body (3) at the lower end of the dress all (1). The elastic body (5) is disposed on the outer edge of the opening (61) formed at the lower end of the leg tube (6) formed when the dressall (1) is deformed into the shape of the coverall. .
Therefore, since the contraction area of the lower end of the leg tube (6) through which the wearer's leg passes is limited to a part of the periphery of the opening (61), the wearer's leg is not tightened more than necessary. Comfortable comfort can be provided.

FIG. 4 is a front view of a state in which the sewing of the connecting portion between the front body (2) and the back body (3) is released.
In the conventional coverall, the front body and the back body are formed in the same shape. For this reason, in order to cover the wearer's buttocks bulges gently, the conventional coverall has a gusset that protrudes behind the wearer's buttocks in the crotch part of the coveralls, and gains a fabric area corresponding to the wearer's buttocks bulge. It was out.
However, when such a conventional gusset portion is in the form of a dress-all as described above, the gusset portion protrudes backward, impairing the appearance of the dress-all, and when the wearer is seated or sleeping on his back The cloth piece of the gusset portion is bent to form a lump, which presses the buttocks and waist of the wearer and impairs comfort.

  In the present invention, the back body (3) is formed wider than the front body (2) from the portion that contacts the waist of the wearer to the lower end of the dressall (1) (in FIG. 4, it is formed wider). The hatched area is the hatched area). This wide portion secures a fabric area corresponding to the bulge of the wearer's buttocks, and the dressall (1) cramps the wearer's buttocks when in the form of a coverall as shown in FIG. To provide a comfortable fit without.

FIG. 5 is a side view of the dressall (1) of the present invention in the form of a coverall. FIG. 6 is a side view of the dress all (1) shown in FIG.
As described above, when the dress all (1) of the present invention is used as a coverall as shown in FIG. 5 by the portion of the back body (3) formed wider than the front body (2), The fabric area corresponding to the bulge of the user's buttocks can be secured sufficiently.
Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 6, when it is used as a dressall (1), a portion that protrudes from the wearer's buttocks is not generated, and a suitable appearance can be obtained, and when the wearer is seated or lying on his back. It is possible to provide a comfortable fit even when
In particular, when a thick fabric is used, the above disadvantage caused by the gusset portion generated in the form of a dress oar is large. However, the dress oar configured according to the present invention has such an disadvantage. It never happens.

7 and 8 are application forms of the dress all (1) shown in FIG. FIG. 7 is a view of the dress all viewed from the front, and FIG. 8 is a view of the dress all viewed from the back.
The dressall (1) in FIG. 1 is worn in the form of a dressall as shown in FIG. 6, and when the wearer is seated, the second fastener (31) is under the back of the thigh of the wearer or under the buttocks. Will exist. When the second fastener (31) is made of a hard material such as a press-fixed button, the second fastener (31) bites into the wearer's thigh or buttocks, giving the wearer an uncomfortable feeling. It will be.

In order to solve the above problems, the dress all (1) shown in FIGS. 7 and 8 includes a tongue cloth (32) having a rectangular shape in front view protruding downward from the lower edge of the back body (3). The tongue cloth (32) may be formed integrally with the back body (3), or may be sewn to the back body (3) by sewing.
The second fastener (31) is mounted side by side on the tongue cloth (32). When the dressall (1) is in the form of a coverall, the second fastener (31) disposed on the second fastener (31) in the same manner as described with reference to FIG. Engaged with the first fastener (24).

Further, a covering cloth (33) having a rectangular shape in front view is disposed along the lower edge of the lining side of the back body (3). The lower edge of the covering cloth (33) is arranged at a position that matches the contour of the lower edge of the lining side of the back body (3). Further, the lower edge of the covering cloth (33) and the lower edge of the back side (3) are not sewn. Three sides other than the lower edge of the covering cloth (33) are sewn to the back ground of the back body (3).
A third fastener (331) is disposed on the covering cloth (33).

FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view of the lower edge of the back body (3).
In the state shown in FIG. 9, the tongue cloth (32) is bent along the lower edge of the back body (33). The tongue cloth (32) is accommodated in the space between the covering cloth (33) and the back body (3). In this state, the second fastener (31) disposed on the tongue cloth (32) can be engaged with the third fastener (331) attached to the covering cloth (33). By engaging the second fastener (31) and the third fastener (331), the tongue cloth (32) is folded between the covering cloth (33) and the back body (3). Is held in the space formed.
In the example shown in FIGS. 7 to 9, the second fastener (31) at the center of the second fasteners (31) arranged on the tongue cloth (32) is engaged with the third fastener (331). However, the third fastener (331) is arranged at the longitudinal end of the covering cloth (33), and the second fastener (31) arranged at both ends of the tongue cloth (32) is engaged. May be.
In this way, since the second fastener (31) can be covered with the covering cloth (33), the wearer's skin is damaged by the second fastener (31) when worn in the form of a dressall. In addition, it is possible to prevent discomfort for the wearer when sitting.

  In addition, as shown in FIG. 10, a covering cloth (33) may be formed thickly and the head of the 3rd fastener (331) may be accommodated in covering cloth (33) inside. Further, a cushion material (330) such as cotton may be disposed inside the covering cloth (33), and the head of the third fastener (331) may be covered with the cushion material (330). Thereby, it is possible to prevent the head of the third fastener (331) from damaging the wearer's skin or discomforting the wearer during sitting.

  The present invention can be suitably applied to dressalls and coveralls for infants.

It is the figure which looked at the dress-all without gusset which concerns on this invention from the front. It is the figure which looked at the dress all shown in Drawing 1 from the back. It is the figure which looked at the dress oar of this invention made into coverall shape from the front. It is the figure which looked at the state which canceled the sewing of the connection part of the front body and back body from the front. It is the figure which looked at the state which made the dress all of this invention the form of the coverall from the side. It is the figure which looked at the dress oar shown in FIG. 1 from the side. It is a figure which shows other embodiment of the gussetless dress-all which concerns on this invention, and is the figure which looked at the dress-all from the front. It is a figure which shows other embodiment of the dress all without gusset which concerns on this invention, and is the figure which looked at the dress all from the back. It is sectional drawing of the lower body lower edge of the gussetless dress oar which concerns on this invention. It is sectional drawing of the lower body lower edge of the gussetless dress oar which concerns on this invention. It is a figure which shows the conventional coverall. It is the figure which looked at the coverall shown in FIG. 11 from the side.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Dressless all 2 ... Front body 21 ... 1st piece 22 ... 2nd piece 23 ...... Matching edge 231 ... 1st area | region 232- ··· Second region 233 ··· Third region 24 ··· First fastener 3 · · · Back body 31 · · · Second fastener 32 · · · Tongue 33 · · · Cover cloth 330 ... cushion material 331 ... third fastener 5 ... elastic body

Claims (8)

A dress-all having a shape-changing structure capable of changing the form of clothing to a cover-all shape by changing the fastener,
The dress oar consists of a front body and a back body.
A gussetless dressall, characterized in that the lower back part of the wearer's waist is formed wider than the front part of the wearer, and no gusset part is provided on the buttocks of the back part.   2. The gussetless dressall according to claim 1, wherein an elastic body is disposed only at a connection portion between the front body and the back body at a lower end of the dressall, and the elastic body contracts the connection portion. The shape change structure is
A first piece and a second piece constituting the front body;
An alignment edge where the first piece and the second piece overlap;
A first fastener that is disposed along the alignment edge and fixes the alignment state of the edges of the first piece and the second piece;
A second fastener disposed along the lower edge of the back body and engageable with the first fastener;
The mating edge includes a first region that passes through the left or right side of the chest of the wearer from top to bottom, and a second region that is continuous with the lower end of the first region and passes obliquely downward toward the center of the dressall. The gussetless dressall according to claim 1. The back body includes a tongue cloth protruding downward from the lower edge of the back body, and a covering cloth disposed along the lower edge of the back body lining side,
The shape change structure is
A first piece and a second piece constituting the front body;
An alignment edge where the first piece and the second piece overlap;
A first fastener disposed along the alignment edge and fixing the alignment state of the edges of the first piece and the second piece;
A second fastener that is disposed side by side in the tongue cloth and engageable with the first fastener;
The mating edge includes a first region that passes from the top to the bottom of the wearer's chest left side or right side, and a second region that is continuous with the lower end of the first region and passes obliquely downward toward the center of the dressall. ,
The tongue cloth is accommodated in a space formed between the covering cloth and the back body lining side when folded along the lower edge of the back body,
The tongue cloth is held in a space formed between the covering cloth and the back body lining side by engaging the second clasp with a third clasp attached to the covering cloth. The gussetless dressall according to claim 1.   The gussetless dressall according to claim 4, wherein a cushioning material is disposed inside the covering cloth. And further comprising a third region that is continuous with the lower end of the second region and passes downward along the center of the dressall.
The gussetless dressall according to claim 3 or 4, wherein the second fastener engages with a first fastener disposed in the third region.   The gussetless dress according to claim 6, wherein the first fastener disposed in the third region has a different shape, color or size from the first fastener disposed in another region. All. The first fasteners arranged in the third region have different shapes, colors or sizes,
The gussetless dressall according to claim 6, wherein the second fastener has a shape, color, or size corresponding to the first fastener disposed in the third region.

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