JP2007177358A - Kimono - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a kimono such as Yukata (a summer kimono) or Juban (an undergarment for kimono) allowing a wearer to lightly move in a natural body shape without correction of her (his) body shape conventionally coming into problems when she (he) wears the kimono, and showing herself (himself) wearing the kimono as Japan beauty. <P>SOLUTION: The kimono such as Juban is structured as follows: an appropriate number of pleats or tucks are formed at a part of the back body part of the kimono corresponding to the chest position; the part is fixed with a stretchable rubber belt; fixing tools for a brassiere are set at the armpit sides of the rubber belt; and a brassiere comprising a pair of cups having fixing tools for being engaged with the fixing tools fixed at the rubber belt, and another fixing tools joining the cups with each other is detachably provided. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

The present invention relates to a kimono that can be easily dressed, and in particular, a yukata that is worn directly on the bare skin, especially a yukata for women, or a sash as a kimono underwear for performing dressing easily. It is about Japanese clothes.

Traditionally, yukatas as Japanese clothes have been widely worn as summer clothes regardless of gender. However, when a woman wears a yukata, because the kimono is a garment that is applied to flat sewing, the body shape is corrected to a cylindrical shape in order to foster the grace of the appearance of the clothing, In other words, even if the bulge of the bust is large or small, it is necessary to make corrections by wrapping a cover or applying a towel.

In addition, yukata is worn directly on the bare skin, but when worn directly, depending on the color of the yukata, it may show through, and may feel resistance to wearing, in addition, summer etc. If you sweat, your yukata fabric will stick to your sweaty back and other skin, making it uncomfortable and confusingly appear to be broken, so it is hot and humid in summer. It is a place where wearing yukata at places is avoided.

Similarly, when wearing Japanese clothes, wear waistcloths, skin folds, and adjust the body shape from above, overlaying Japanese clothes as outerwear, and tightening the band, so when wearing Japanese clothes In addition to requiring manual labor, it often takes a long time.In addition, in order to prevent collapse when wearing Japanese clothes, it is tied up with a number of straps, so it lacks a sense of lightness and is restrained. As a result, Japanese clothes are gradually becoming unfamiliar, and Japanese clothes are shunned, causing them to leave their clothes.

On the other hand, wearing of Japanese clothes is becoming a boom in recent years, especially among young women. However, these young people can avoid the troublesome correction of body shape and can act lightly under the natural body shape. Still, I am looking for a Japanese-style kimono. In order to satisfy such a requirement, different underwears for kimono are required, and various proposals have been made for this purpose.

For example, in Utility Model Registration No. 3107567, in an inner for a yukata worn under a yukata, an upper part covering the upper body and a lower part covering the lower body are connected, and the upper part is a cylinder into which the upper body is inserted. The lower part is comprised from the cloth-like body which the left and right both ends are not connected. The upper end of this cloth-like body is sewn to the lower end of the trunk, the left end of the cloth-like body is located on the front right side of the trunk, the right end of the cloth-like body is located on the left front side of the trunk, and the front of the trunk The cloth-like body is overlapped at approximately the center by overlapping the left and right ends. The cloth-like body is doubled and is sewn only at its upper end.

Japanese Utility Model Registration No. 3052222 discloses a pair of kimono bras comprising a chest rest that surrounds the chest of a wearer and a pair of shoulder straps that connect the front and rear portions of the chest rest in a distributed manner. The front part of the shoulder strap is formed in a divergent shape, and a thick padding material is built in this part to compensate for the chest disturbance caused by the clavicle depression when wearing Japanese clothes. Bras have been proposed.

Furthermore, the utility model registration No. 3048745 discloses a skin part that includes sleeves for passing arms to the left and right, covers the back of the chest and can be overlapped in front of the breast, and downward from the skin part. The brace part provided continuously to the skin part and the kimono bra that is fixed integrally to the skin part on the inner side of the skin part and holds the breast. It has a pair of cloths, and the base end of each cloth is fixed to the part located behind the chest of the skin part, and the tip part of each cloth is inside the skin part and the position in front of the breast Japanese style underwear has been proposed which is formed so that it can be superposed vertically, and is provided with a sheet-like fastener that maintains the posture of the cloth at the portion where it is superposed vertically.

Furthermore, in the utility model registration No. 3107342, a rubber belt for a long bag bond provided with a belt piece that can be fastened to each other on both sides of the front body and a collar stopper that fixes the collar of the long bag bond. And one end of the kimono rubber belt provided with a collar stopper to fix the collar of the kimono, and one end of the left and right shoulder straps are sewn to both shoulders of the front body, Japanese-style bras and other underwear sets have been proposed in which the other end is sewn to the left and right belt pieces.

Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 03-38303 discloses an elastic material having an appropriate strength at an average position to be brought into contact with both breasts in the front part of the skin torso sewn or knitted with an elastic fiber having an appropriate strength. A bra and kimono undergarment has been proposed in which circular, shallow plate-like pads that are sewn or knitted with fibers having the same shape are combined without being brazed or integrally woven or knitted.

Thus, in traditional kimono dressing, kimono bras, cloth straps, kimono belts, and other dressing equipment, and underwear must be prepared separately, making it easy to increase the number of dressed items, and for preparation and organization. There is a problem that it takes time and effort, and an improvement has been desired so that the kimono can be put on more easily.
Utility Model Registration No. 3107567 Utility Model Registration No. 3052222 Utility Model Registration No. 3048745 Utility Model Registration No. 3107342 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 03-38303

The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned points, and can be easily worn without requiring separate dressing tools when wearing traditional Japanese clothes, and without correcting the body shape that causes problems in dressing. It is to provide yukata or robes and other kimonos that can act lightly in the shape of nature and that can show Japanese beauty in Japanese style.

The configuration of the kimono according to the present invention for solving the above-described problems resides in that a brassiere can be directly attached to the main body of the kimono body with a connecting tool in a kimono such as a yukata and a bag.

In addition, the composition of the kimono according to the present invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is to form an appropriate number of folds and tacks in the portion corresponding to the chest position in the back of the kimono in the kimono such as a yukata and heel, A pair of elastic belts fastened to the part and provided with a brassiere fixture on the heel side of the rubber belt and having a fixture that engages the fixture and a fixture that connects the cups together It lies in having a brassiere made of a cup.

Furthermore, the composition of the kimono according to the present invention for solving the above-mentioned problem is that a yukata, a bag, etc. are formed with folds / tuck in the portion corresponding to the chest position in the front of the kimono, On the other hand, it exists in the point fastened with the rubber belt which has a stretching property.

Furthermore, the configuration of the kimono according to the present invention for solving the above-described problem is that, in a kimono such as a yukata, a bag, etc., an appropriate number of belt loops are fixed to a portion corresponding to the chest position in the back of the kimono, A rubber belt having a fixing tool provided on both sides is inserted into the belt threader, and has a brassiere made of a pair of cups having a fixing tool that engages the fixing tool and a fixing tool that connects the cups. is there.

By adopting the above-described configuration, the yukata or the kimono related to the heel of the present invention is the original yukata or heel and bra integrated, so that the chest is well-shaped and the bust is stabilized. It can be dressed according to the shape of the body, in other words, it can be dressed like a clothes that naturally shows the line of the body that stabilized the shape of the chest, especially in yukata, without worrying about the hands of others In addition, it has an effect that can be easily worn.

Furthermore, in the kimono related to the yukata or cocoon of the present invention, it is possible to further fuse it with a natural body shape by providing a fold and tack at a position corresponding to the lower part of the brassiere in the front body to give stretchability. It is possible to wear without losing clothes, and by using a thin band or belt, etc., there is an effect that the body can be worn with a sense of clothes with free movement.

Further, in the kimono according to the yukata or bag of the present invention, when integrating the brassiere, it is possible to easily absorb the difference in body shape by selecting and changing the size of the brassiere. It also has the effect of providing a degree of freedom.

In the yukata or robe related to the yukata of the present invention, since the yukata or robe and the brassiere can be integrated and detached easily, it is possible to easily enjoy the fashionability of Japanese beauty.

Hereinafter, the kimono according to the present invention will be described based on the illustrated embodiment. The overall configuration of the kimono 1 is the same as that of the existing kimono, that is, each of the left and right back body 2 The front part 3 that was sewn at the side part of the body, excluding the sleeved part, and the upper part of the body part of each front part 3 that was superimposed on the front part of the body was cut diagonally. The inner body 4 of an appropriate width is sewn, and the sleeve 5 is sewn so as to provide a collar 5 along the slanted edge of the pocket 4 and eight mouths on the side. .

Thus, the rubber belt 7 is sewn at a position corresponding to the back of the bust in each of the rear body 2, and when the rubber belt 7 is sewn, the rubber belt 7 is allowed to expand and contract beyond the width of the rear body 2. Using a short rubber belt 7, one end of the rubber belt 7 is sewn to the side portion 8, while the other end is sewn and fixed at an appropriate position 9 on the back body 2 to give the back body 2 a stretchable function. It can be shown.

When the rubber belt 7 is sewn to the back body 2 in this way, the fabric will be folded over (remaining) around the back body. However, the rubber belt 7 and the back body 2 are sewn at an appropriate interval, which occurs at that time. It is desirable to fold the dough pile (residue) and form it into a hook or tuck 10, in other words, to form a regular fold / tack 10 at the back of the body 2 where the rubber belt 7 is sewn. That is, the fold folds / tuck 10 can be evenly developed in accordance with the expansion / contraction of the rubber belt 7 by sewing the fold ridge 10a of the fold fold / tack 10 to the position of the opposing rubber belt 7. Furthermore, it is desirable because the appearance when worn is beautiful.

At the side end of the rubber belt 7, a locking tool 14 that is paired with a fixing hook 13 provided on the side of a pair of cups 12 of the brassiere 11, which will be described later, is fastened. In the above-described embodiment, the rubber belt 7 is provided on each of the rear body 2, but the left and right rear body 2 can be a series, and even in such a case, the rubber belt 7 can be expanded and contracted. In order to allow, a rubber belt 7 having a length shorter than the width of the back body 2 is used, and a crease (tack) 10 is formed by folding the crease (the remainder).

The brassiere 11 fixed to the rubber belt 7 is composed of a pair of left and right cups 12, and a hook 13 which is an appropriate number of fixing tools is fixed to a portion corresponding to the side when mounted, On the opposite side, a locking member 15 for connecting and fixing the cup 12 is fixed.

Further, in the kimono according to the present invention, a position corresponding to the position of the rubber belt 7 provided in the rear body 2 is slightly below the position corresponding to the bust portion in the front body 3 in order to fit the body. Alternatively, it is desirable that the rubber belt 16 is fixed at a slightly lower position so as to give stretchability to the front body 3 and wrap around the bust portion. That is, the rubber belt 16 having an appropriate length is fixed, that is, the both ends 17 and 18 are fixed to the front body 3 in a state where the rubber belt 16 is extended to a position slightly below the bust portion of the front body 3. The dough pile (residue) generated in the front 3 is folded and formed into a bowl-like or tack 19 so that the front 3 can be stretched. The rubber belt 16 used in the front body 3 may be loose because it does not require strong resilience because it fits the body, unlike the above-described one that connects the brassiere 11. .

In the figure, when wearing the kimono according to the present invention, 20 is a string for temporarily stopping the wearing state before being bound by a thin band, a soldier band, a belt or the like, and this string 20 is particularly necessary. Although it is not a thing, it is effective for performing the dressing operation easily, and one string 20a of the string 20 is attached to the lower end of the collar 5, and the other string 20b is attached to the side part of the front body 3. It has been.

In the above-described kimono according to the present invention, the hook 13 of the fixing tool provided on the left and right cups 12 of the brassiere 11 with respect to the locking tool 14 fixed on both sides of the rubber belt 7 prior to wearing. Is fixed to the rubber belt 7 using Next, after wearing the kimono 1 and getting familiar with the body, when the brassiere 11 is pulled and the locking tool 15 fixed to the cup 12 is hooked, the rubber belt 7 expands and at the same time, the bag provided on the back body 2 The shape or tack 10 expands to expand and fit the body.

When the attachment of the brassiere 11 is finished, the front body 3 is struck over the entire body, and further the sash 5 is struck and temporarily worn with the string 20, and then tightly bound with a thin band, a soldier band, or a belt. At this time, if a bowl-like or tack 19 is provided in the front body 3, the breast is covered with the bowl-like or tack 19 so as to wrap around the breast. Can be worn comfortably and in a more natural form.

FIG. 6 shows another embodiment of the kimono according to the present invention. In order to simplify the explanation, the same parts constituting the kimono will be described with the same reference numerals.
In this embodiment, the kimono 1 and the rubber belt 22 for fastening the brassiere 11 are detachable, that is, a position corresponding to the back of the bust in the back body 2, in other words, inside the back body 2. An appropriate number of belt loops 21 are sewn and fixed along the bust line. For example, it is desirable to provide the belt loops 21 at three locations, a part corresponding to the side and a central part, and the rubber belt 22 is inserted into the belt loop 21. . Since the rubber belt 22 imparts a contraction force to the bust, the rubber belt 22 has a size shorter than the width of the back body, and on both sides of the side of each cup 12 in the brassiere 11. A locking device 23 corresponding to the provided locking device 13 is fixed.

Thus, when wearing the kimono according to the present invention, first, the rubber belt 22 is inserted into the belt loop 21 fastened to the inner side of the back body 2 and the locking tool 23 fixed to both sides of the rubber belt 22 is fixed. Fasteners 13 are fixed to the rubber belt 23 using hooks 13 provided on the left and right cups 12 of the brassiere 11.
Next, after wearing the kimono 1 and getting used to the body, the brassiere 11 is attached by pulling the cup 12 of the brassiere 11 while stretching the rubber belt 22 and hooking the locking tool 15 fixed to the cup 12. Then, the shape of the back body 2 is adjusted to fit the body, and then the front body 3 is met over the entire surface of the body, and then the pocket 5 is met and temporarily dressed with the string 20. Then, tie it up with a thin band, a soldier band, or a belt.

By making the kimono 1 and the rubber belt 22 that fastens the brassiere 11 separable, it is possible to eliminate the processing of the hook-like shape or the tack 10 that is derived by fixing the rubber belt 7 to the back body 2 of the kimono 1. In addition, it has the effect of making it possible to separately wash the kimono and the brassiere 11 and enable washing.

FIGS. 7 and 8 show still another embodiment of the kimono according to the present invention. In order to simplify the explanation, the same portions constituting the kimono are denoted by the same reference numerals and described. .
In this embodiment, the kimono 1 and the rubber belt 22 for fastening the brassiere 11 are detachable, that is, a position corresponding to the back of the bust in the back body 2, in other words, inside the back body 2. An appropriate number of belt loops 21 are sewn and fixed along the bust line. For example, it is desirable to provide the belt loops 21 at three locations, a part corresponding to the side and a central part, and the rubber belt 22 is inserted into the belt loop 21. . Since the rubber belt 22 imparts a contraction force to the bust, the rubber belt 22 has a size shorter than the width of the back body, and on both sides of the side of each cup 12 in the brassiere 11. A locking device 23 corresponding to the provided locking device 14 is fixed.

Further, an appropriate number of hooks or tacks 10 are formed along the bust line inside the back body 2 at a position corresponding to the back of the bust in the back body 2, and slightly below the bust portion of the front body 3. The dough is also folded into a corrugated or tack 19 at the corresponding position, and a single rubber belt 25 is sewn on the folded top of the corrugated or tack 10, 19 to make it extendable and fit to the body. I am doing so. In this case, as shown in FIG. 8, it is also possible to fix the rubber belt 16 only to the hook-shaped or tack 19 provided in the front body 3.

Thus, when wearing the kimono according to this embodiment, first, the rubber belt 22 is inserted into the belt loop 21 fastened to the inner side of the back body 2, and the locking tool 23 fixed to both sides of the rubber belt 22 is fixed. The rubber belt 7 is fastened using hooks 13 of fixing tools provided on the left and right cups 12 of the brassiere 11.
Next, after wearing the kimono 1 and getting familiar with the body, the brassiere 11 is pulled by pulling the cup 12 of the brassiere 11 while stretching the rubber belt 22 to tie the fasteners 15 that connect the cups fixed to the cup 12 together. 11 is attached to the body, the front body 3 is struck over the whole body, and the shape of the back body 2 is adjusted at the same time by pulling it together to fit the body. After that, bind it with a thin band, a soldier band, or a belt.

By making the kimono 1 and the rubber belt 22 that fastens the brassiere 11 separable, the kimono and the brassiere 11 can be separately separated and washed, and the back 2 and the front 3 of the kimono 1 are bowl-shaped. Alternatively, the tack 10 is processed and the rubber belt 25 is fixed to give elasticity so that the body fits and can be worn as a clothing sensation by young people with a modern body shape. It has the effect of exhibiting elegance.

Explanatory drawing which opened the front left body of the kimono according to the present invention Front view of kimono according to the present invention Rear view of kimono according to the present invention Detailed view of bra Partial cut explanatory drawing along the AA line in FIG. Front view showing another embodiment of a kimono according to the present invention Front view showing still another embodiment of the kimono according to the present invention Front view showing still another embodiment of the kimono according to the present invention

Explanation of symbols

1: Japanese clothing 2: Back of the body 3: Front of the body 4: Collar 5: Collar 6: Sleeves 7, 16, 22, 25: Rubber belts 8, 9: Rear rubber belt fastening position 10: 19: Folding / tuck 11: Bra 12: Cup 13: Hooks 14, 15, 23: Locking tools 17, 18: Predecessor rubber belt fastening position

Claims (4)

A yukata, robe, or other type of kimono that can be attached to the main body of the kimono directly with a connector. In the kimono according to claim 1, a rubber belt having a suitable number of folded folds / tuck in a portion corresponding to the chest position in the back of the kimono in a yukata, a bag, etc., and having elasticity to the portion The brassiere has a brassiere composed of a pair of cups that are fixedly attached and provided with a brassiere fixing device on the heel side of the rubber belt, and that has a fixing device that engages the fixing device and a fixing device that connects the cups together. Japanese clothes such as yukata and candy. In the kimono according to claim 1 or 2, in a yukata, a robe, etc., a fold fold or tack is formed in a portion corresponding to the chest position in the front of the kimono, and the elastic belt is secured to the portion. Japanese clothes such as yukata and robe characterized by wearing. 2. A rubber belt according to claim 1, wherein a suitable number of belt loops are fixed to a portion corresponding to the chest position in the back of the kimono, and the fasteners are provided on both sides of the kimono. A kimono such as a yukata or a bag having a brassiere made of a pair of cups having a fixture that engages with the fixture and a fixture that connects the cups.

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