JP2007231479A - Haori reproducing method - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a Haori (a short coat for Kimono) reproducing method capable of reproducing a conventional Haori to a new type Haori. <P>SOLUTION: This Haori reproducing method comprises separating conventional Haori into cloths 1a and 1b of a body part, cloths 2a and 2b of sleeve parts, cloths 3a and 3b of a gore part, and a cloth 4 of a collar part, cutting and processing the sleeve bottom of the cloth of the sleeve part into a curved line with roundness, cutting and processing from the cloths of the gore part to cloths 5a and 5b of sleeve end parts. Furthermore, the method comprises sewing the cloths of the sleeve end parts on sleeve openings of the cloths of the sleeve parts and sewing them together along the curved line, dividing the cloth of the collar part into two and superposing them on each other, and folding twice and stitching the cloth along the collar attaching part of the cloth of the body part. As a result of this, it is possible to reproduce to Haori having new sleeve silhouette and a wide collar width. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a regeneration method for regenerating a haori into a new type of haori.

  Japanese clothes and haori, which are traditional Japanese costumes, are gradually decreasing in number with the spread of western clothing, and although they are worn at events such as weddings, there are fewer people who wear them on a daily basis.

  For this reason, in ordinary households, they are in a state of being stowed in a basket, and some unsold items are also sold at stores such as kimono stores. Since these designs are no longer compatible with the current fashion, designs are not likely to be worn in the future, and how to reuse them is an issue.

For such a problem, for example, Patent Document 1 describes a cutting method for reforming a kimono into a dress. Moreover, in patent document 2, the point which was made to have a folding | returning part previously for the tailoring of the wedding costume in white is described. Further, Patent Document 3 describes that each piece of kimono is used as a base cloth, and pieces of cloth cut from other pieces of kimono are joined together to form a desired pattern design and tailored as a new kimono.
Japanese Patent Publication No. 5-45681 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 58-117706 JP-A-2005-240237

  Traditionally, remodeling and tailoring of kimonos have been carried out, but it is the same that there is no chance to wear them even if tailoring to similar kimonos. Haori also has fewer opportunities to wear than Japanese clothes, and its reuse is an issue.

  Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a method for regenerating a haori that can regenerate a conventional haori into a new type of haori.

The haori regeneration method according to the present invention is characterized in that the haori is regenerated by the following steps (A) to (N).
(B) Unfasten the sewing thread and separate the haori into a pair of body parts, a pair of sleeve parts, a heel part and a pair of town part cloths. (B) The shoulder parts match the cloths of the body parts and the sleeve parts. The lower part of the fabric of the sleeve part is cut so as to form a continuous curved line from the side of the cloth of the body part toward the cuff (c) The cloth of the heel part is divided into two Cut in the longitudinal direction (d) After sewing both ends of the fabric cut in step (c), align the stitched fabric with the heel attachment part of the back-sewn body part, and one side end (E) Cutting the fabric of the sleeve part from the fabric of the town part and the remaining cloth at the time of cutting so that it becomes a line continuous with the curved line formed in step (b) (f) ) The cuffs of the sleeve part cut in step ()) The cuffs of the sleeve part cut in step (e) (G) The cloth of the sleeve part and the shoulder part of the cloth of the body part are matched, and the cloth of the sleeve part is sewn to the sleeve mounting part of the cloth of the body part. Sew the cut curved line and the side of the fabric of the body part (i) Fold the heel part fabric sewn in step (d) and fold the other side edge part of the body part fabric (N) Fold up the hem of the fabric of the heel part and the body part and sew on the heel attachment part. Further, in the step (e), the fabric of the four sleeve ends is cut, 2), two pieces of the cloth at the sleeve end portion are overlapped and sewn to the cuff of the cloth at the sleeve portion.

  The haori according to the present invention is characterized by being produced by the above-described haori reproduction method.

  The present invention is provided with the above-described configuration, so that the conventional haori is unraveled, the sleeve shape is swelled by a curved line, the sleeve tip is formed with a surplus cloth and sewn, and the heel shape is formed wide. Therefore, it can be easily regenerated to a new type of haori, and can be made from the cloth constituting the conventional haori, so there is no need to add a new cloth separately. Accordingly, haori can be easily and widely recycled not only in kimono stores but also in general households, and haori that has not been omitted as used clothing will be newly highlighted.

  The new type of haori created has a curved line that swells the sleeves, so it can accommodate kimono sleeves and is finished in a modern design, with the sleeve ends sewn. Since it is worn, it fits on the wrist when worn, and it is possible to easily lift up the sleeves. These sleeve shapes are designed to be compatible with modern life by demonstrating the same functionality as Tasuki, if the sleeves are lifted up as needed when driving a car or doing housework. It has become.

  And the cloth of a sleeve tip part should just cut suitably according to the shape of each person's arm, and can be easily adjusted according to each person's body shape.

  In addition, by forming the shape of the ridge wide, the balance with the kimono worn inside is improved, and a different texture from the conventional haori is created, and there is no sense of incongruity even if it is worn indoors.

  Therefore, while the traditional haori was mainly worn as a coat for going out, the regenerated haori is an unprecedented new type of haori that can be worn with kimono and worn in modern life. It can be said that it contributes to the increase of the opportunity to do. Therefore, according to the present invention, it is possible to reproduce the haori that matches the modern sense while inheriting the traditional kimono culture.

  Then, by overlapping two sleeve tip portions and sewing them to the cuffs, the same fabric as the outer surface of the sleeve tips can be used as the lining, and there is no sense of incongruity even if the sleeve tips are folded back.

  Hereinafter, embodiments according to the present invention will be described in detail. The embodiments described below are preferable specific examples for carrying out the present invention, and thus various technical limitations are made. However, the present invention is particularly limited in the following description. Unless otherwise specified, the present invention is not limited to these forms.

  FIG. 1 shows a front view of a conventional haori, and FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the haori of FIG. FIG. 3 is a development view showing a state in which the fabrics of the constituent parts of the disassembled haori are spread on a horizontal plane.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the conventional haori is sewn on the side between the front and back body cloths 1a and 1b, the left and right sleeve part cloths 2a and 2b, and the front and back body parts. It is mainly composed of fabrics 3a and 3b in the gusset portion and fabric 4 in the heel portion.

  When the conventional haori is regenerated, first, the sewing thread for sewing the haori fabric is unwound, and as shown in FIG. 2, the body portions 1a and 1b, the sleeve portions 2a and 2b, the gusset portion The cloths 3a and 3b and the heel part 4 are separated. For the fabric of the sleeve part, the sewing thread with the sleeve is unwound and separated, and the thread under the sleeve is not unwound.

  The separated fabric of each component is as shown in FIG. 3 in the expanded state. Generally, the fabric 4 of the heel portion has the same dimensions as the widths of the back bodies of the fabrics 1a and 1b of the body parts. It has become. The tailor marks attached to the fabric of each component part may be erased in advance with an iron or the like.

  Next, in order to cut the fabric 2a and 2b of the sleeve portion, as shown in FIG. 4, with the fabric of the body portion spread, the shoulder mountain line of the sleeve portions 2a and 2b is connected to the shoulder shoulder line K in the center. Are positioned so that they coincide with each other, and the lower side of the fabrics 2a and 2b in the sleeve part is cut so as to form a continuous curved line S1 from the side of the fabrics 1a and 1b in the body part toward the cuffs. When cutting, it is preferable to use a paper pattern in which a curved line is formed in advance.

  The curved line S1 is formed so as to gently swell from a straight line on the side of the body part of the fabric, extends toward the cuffs, and is cut off at the lower end of the cuffs. A line continuous with the side line S2 is formed.

  The shape of the curved line S1 may be set according to each person's preference, but it is preferable to set the shape of the curve line S1 so as to swell in a round shape to accommodate the kimono sleeves.

  Next, the fabric 4 at the heel portion is cut. As shown in FIG. 5, the cloth 4 in the heel portion is expanded (FIG. 5 (a)) and cut in the longitudinal direction to be divided into two (FIG. 5 (b)). The two ends 4c are stitched together by overlapping the cloths 4a and 4b of the heel portion divided into two (FIG. 5C). In this way, the fabric 40 of the heel part for attachment is created. In addition, the core material may be sandwiched between the cloths 4a and 4b of the heel portion divided into two, and the strength of the cloth 40 of the heel portion may be increased. If the core material is attached to the fabric, the handling becomes easy.

  And as shown in FIG. 6, the fabric 40 of the heel portion is positioned along the heel attachment portions 10a and 10b of the fabric 1a and 1b of the back-sewn body portion, and one side end portion 40a is positioned on the heel attachment portion 10a and Sewing along 10b. In this case, when the fabric is a pattern, the ridge portion of the fabric 40 may be positioned according to the pattern. And the both ends of the fabric 40 of a heel part may be cut | judged according to the dimension of a skirt, and the surplus cloth 41a and 41b may be used as a cloth of a sleeve tip part.

  FIG. 7 shows a process of cutting the two sleeves 5a and 5b using the gusset 3a. The fabric of the gusset is cut in the width direction and divided into two, and the divided fabric is folded in two. Then, the folded end is cut to form a curved line S2. The line S2 is cut using a paper pattern so as to be a continuous line from the cuffs of the curved line S1 formed on the cloth 2a of the sleeve portion. Similarly, the fabric 3b of the gusset portion is cut to create the fabrics 5c and 5d of the two sleeve end portions. If the width of the fabric at the time of cutting is appropriately adjusted in accordance with the thickness of the arm of the wearer, for example, it can be finished into a sleeve tip that fits the arm more. In addition, when it is desired to give an accent to the sleeve tip, another fabric (raised fabric or the like) may be used.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the prepared cloths 5a and 5b at the sleeve tip part are sewn to the cuffs of the cloth 2a at the sleeve part. While the fabric 2a at the sleeve portion and the fabric 5a at the sleeve tip portion are spread, the end of the fabric 5a is sewn to the end of the sleeve portion 2a that contacts the cuff. The curved line S1 of the fabric 2a and the fabric 5a Position and sew so that the line S2 is continuous. Then, the fabric 5b at the sleeve tip is sewn to the end of the fabric 5a opposite to the fabric 2a, but is positioned and sewn so that the fabric 5b is in line symmetry with the fabric 5a at the sewing line. To do. Similarly, the cloths 5c and 5d of the sleeve tip part are sewn to the cloth 2b of the sleeve part.

  Next, the fabric of the sleeve portion where the fabric of the sleeve tip portion is sewn is sewn to the fabric of the body portion. As shown in FIG. 9, sleeves are made by matching the shoulder K lines of the cloths 1 a and 1 b of the body part in the spread state with the shoulder lines K of the cloths 2 a and 2 b of the sleeve part in the spread state. Sew the parts together. At the time of sewing, if a notch is made in some places in the seam allowance of the sleeve attachment portion, the sleeve attachment portion can be finely gelled.

  Then, the fabric 5b at the sleeve end portion is folded at the sewing line, overlapped with the fabric 5a at the sleeve tip portion, and the end thereof is sewn to the cuff of the fabric 2a at the sleeve portion. Similarly, the fabric 5d at the sleeve end portion is overlapped with the fabric 5c, and the end portion is sewn to the cuff of the fabric 2b at the sleeve portion.

  Then, as shown in FIG. 10, the cloth 5a (lining is the cloth 5b) at the sleeve tip portion and the cut curved lines S1 and S2 below the cloth 2a at the sleeve portion are overlapped and sewn. In the case of sewing, if a cut is made in advance in the seam allowance, it is possible to cleanly finish a rounded shape along the curved line.

  In accordance with this, the side of the cloth 1a at the body part is sewn. In this case, it is also possible to attach a pocket to the upper part of the side and sew it. The pockets may be formed in a bag shape by stitching two pieces of cloth left over during the above-described cutting process, and the formed bag is inserted into the side of the cloth of the body part to sew the opening.

  Similarly, the lower cut line S1 and S2 are overlapped and sewn on the sleeve 5b (lined fabric 5d) and the sleeve 2b. Sews the side of the fabric 1b.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 11, the fabric 40 at the heel portion is folded in half, and the other side end portion 40b is positioned on the heel attachment portions 10a and 10b of the fabric 1a and 1b at the body portion (FIG. 11 ( a)), the other side end portion 40b is sewn to the heel attachment portions 10a and 10b (FIG. 11B). In this way, it is finished in a wider ridge than the conventional ridge.

  A haori string can be used as a one-point accessory by attaching clasps on both sides and attaching clasps on both sides. You may make it express each person's individuality by attaching favorite jewelry to a haori string.

  Finally, as shown in FIG. 12, the fabrics 1a and 1b of the body part are hemmed and the hem is finished according to the lower end of the heel.

  The haori regenerated by the above process has a sleeve part that swells in a rounded shape, so that it can store the kimono sleeves worn inside, and performs the same function as the conventional haori. Since the tip is attached to fit the arm and the entire sleeve is sewn, the silhouette appears even when worn, as shown in FIG.

  In addition, when driving a car or doing housework, as shown in FIG. 14, the sleeves can be lifted up so that the sleeves are gathered on the upper arm portion and put in the same state. Since the lining is attached to the sleeve tips, the same fabric as the outer material will be exposed even if it is folded back according to the length of the arm, so there is no sense of incongruity.

  In addition, by expanding the collar width to the extent that it does not break the traditional haori design, the balance with the kimono worn inside will not be disrupted, and it will awaken a new sensation not found in traditional kimono. It is possible to recycle a haori that has been trapped as a new type of haori.

It is a front view regarding the conventional haori. It is a disassembled perspective view of the haori of FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which expanded each component of the separated haori. It is explanatory drawing regarding the cutting process of the cloth of a sleeve part. It is explanatory drawing regarding the cutting process of the fabric of a heel part. It is explanatory drawing regarding the sewing process of the fabric of a heel part. It is explanatory drawing regarding the cutting process of the cloth of a sleeve tip part. It is explanatory drawing regarding the sewing process of the cloth of a sleeve tip part and a sleeve part. It is explanatory drawing regarding the sewing process of the cloth of a sleeve part and a body part. It is explanatory drawing regarding the sewing process of the cloth of a sleeve part and a body part. It is explanatory drawing regarding the finishing process of a collar part. It is explanatory drawing regarding the hemming of the body part. It is an external view which shows the state which wore the reproduced haori. It is an external view which shows the state which raised the sleeve in FIG.

Explanation of symbols

1 Fabric of body part 2 Fabric of sleeve part 3 Fabric of town part 4 Fabric of heel part 5 Fabric of sleeve part

Claims (3)

A method for reclaiming a haori, characterized in that the haori is regenerated by the following steps (i) to (n).
(B) Unfasten the sewing thread and separate the haori into a pair of body parts, a pair of sleeve parts, a heel part and a pair of town part cloths. The lower part of the fabric of the sleeve part is cut so as to form a continuous curved line from the side of the cloth of the body part toward the cuff (c) The cloth of the heel part is divided into two Cut in the longitudinal direction (d) After sewing both ends of the fabric cut in step (c), align the stitched fabric with the heel attachment part of the back-sewn body part, and one side end (E) Cutting the fabric of the sleeve part from the fabric of the town part and the remaining cloth at the time of cutting so that it becomes a line continuous with the curved line formed in step (b) (f) ) The cuffs of the sleeve part cut in step ()) The cuffs of the sleeve part cut in step (e) (G) The cloth of the sleeve part and the shoulder part of the cloth of the body part are matched, and the cloth of the sleeve part is sewn to the sleeve mounting part of the cloth of the body part. Sew the cut curved line and the side of the fabric of the body part (i) Fold the heel part fabric sewn in step (d) and fold the other side edge part of the body part fabricヌ Sewing to the heel attachment part (nu) Fold up the hem of the cloth of the heel part and the body part and sew   In the step (e), four pieces of cloth at the sleeve tip part are cut, and in the step (f), two pieces of cloth at the sleeve tip part are overlapped and sewn to the cuffs of the sleeve part fabric. The method for regenerating a haori according to claim 1.   A haori produced by the haori regeneration method according to claim 1 or 2.

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