JP2008214802A - Breast pocket of upper garment - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a breast pocket of an upper garment, which is intended for solving such problems that a conventional upper opening pocket which is set on a breast part of an upper garment such as a shirt and attaches importance to a use condition inclines according to the inclination of the body and makes a stored article easily protrude when the body inclines ≥90° from standing straight. <P>SOLUTION: This pocket 11a set on the breast part of an upper garment is suppressed in inclining by attaching a pocket lower part 17a to an upper garment main body 30a in a handing condition allowing sliding to the front, and making a swing angle 22 larger as mainly forward tilting of the body becomes larger, from a basic point of a line of a hanging part upper end position 19 as a boundary of a pocket upper part 16 and a pocket lower part 17a. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention is a pocket of an upper opening provided on the outer side of the outer chest, which suppresses the inclination of the pocket with respect to the inclination of the body such as a forward leaning posture and prevents the fall of stored items from the pocket ( (Hereinafter referred to as pocket).

The pockets on the outer chest of the conventional outerwear are a pocket structure with the upper pocket opening always open with emphasis on ease of use, and a part or all of the pocket opening is a button, hook, or velcro ( There are structures that are closed with a registered trademark or a fastener (registered trademark) to prevent the stored item from popping out of the pocket due to an irregular posture.

Japanese Utility Model Shokai 60-143701 Japanese Utility Model Shokai 58-068915 39-005601 39-010616 Jiko Sho 36-021907 JP 2006-183224

  Among the pockets described above, there is a problem that the stored items are likely to pop out due to the degree of inclination of the pockets in the pockets in which the pocket opening that allows the stored items to be taken in and out is always open. In addition, the method of closing the pocket opening with buttons, hooks, Velcro (registered trademark), fastener (registered trademark), etc. is accompanied by a certain amount of trouble during operation and may cause a loss of appearance due to the structure of the closing. It was.

  The present invention is intended to solve such a conventional problem, and is a pocket having an open conventional pocket mouth that is most convenient to use. The purpose is to prevent popping out.

  In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention allows the lower part of the pocket attached to the outer jacket body to be suspended, and the suspended part can be swung back and forth by the inclination of the posture as shown in FIGS. In your pocket.

  The pocket structure has a shape of a pocket inner wall on the outer jacket body side and a pocket outer wall opposite to the inner wall or a shape in which the upper end height of the pocket inner wall is lower than the upper end height of the pocket outer wall. Between the heights of both ends, a fixed height below the upper end of the pocket and between the upper side width of the inner wall of the pocket are fixedly attached to the outer jacket body, and the lower part of the pocket below the lower end of the side of the pocket. The pocket structure is suspended in the air.

  The effect | action by the said problem-solving means is as follows. As shown in FIG. 5 in which a rectangular portable terminal such as a mobile phone is stored in the pocket of the present plan, the height position of the center of gravity 33 from the pocket bottom of the stored item is the hanging part of the pocket. When the forward tilt posture shown in FIG. 7 is performed in the storage state where the height is lower than the upper end position 19, the body 35 is inclined substantially at the forward tilt angle 23 a with the suspended portion upper end position 19 of the pocket inner wall 15 b as a fulcrum. Specifically, a linear shape in which the pocket swings at the swing angle 22a and is in contact with the storage object while causing deformation of the bulge allowance 31a in the outer jacket body 30a that facilitates swinging of the pocket described later. The inclination angle 24a of the pocket outer wall 15a is an inclination angle smaller than the forward inclination angle 23a of the body by the swing angle.

  Then, when the forward tilt angle 23b of the body 35 is set to be greater than 90 ° as shown in FIG. 8, the rotating moment is even greater because the stored item is closer to the horizontal state than the state shown in FIG. A load is applied, and the pocket swing angle 22b becomes large with respect to the direction of the body 35 while the bulge allowance 31b of the outer jacket body 30a becomes large. Therefore, as the swing angle 22b is increased, the pocket outer wall 15a has a smaller inclination angle 24b than the body's forward inclination angle 23b, and the stored item is less likely to pop out even when the body's forward inclination angle is greater than the horizontal inclination. Can be formed.

For example, as shown in FIG. 9, when the center of gravity 33 position of the stored item is located above the pocket from the height of the upper end position 19 of the suspended portion, the moment load that increases the swing angle 22c does not work and the body inclination angle 23b and the pocket outer wall The inclined angle 24c is close, and the stored items easily jump out. Therefore, the higher the suspended portion upper end position 19 is higher than the pocket bottom from the position of the center of gravity 33 of the stored item, the larger the swing angle with respect to the body inclination becomes.

The operation of the conventional pocket 11b shown in FIGS. 10 and 11 will be described. Since the lower portion of the pocket is fixedly attached to the outer jacket main body 30a, the forward tilt angle 23b of the body 35 and the pocket tilt angle 24d. Are close to the same, and the stored item 32 is more likely to fall than the swinging pocket of the present plan.

12 and 13 is a conventional pocket mainly provided on the chest of an outer jacket or the like, and a pocket 11c in which the lower part of the pocket, which constitutes the majority of the pocket, is suspended inside the outer jacket body 30b, Since the suspended portion 18 is always held in a pocket posture state substantially the same as the posture of the body between the body 35 and the outer jacket body 30b, a portable terminal such as a mobile phone having a constant weight and a smooth surface The inclination is almost the same as the inclination of the body, which is different from the configuration in which the hanging portion under the pocket of the present invention is swung forward, and is insufficient to prevent the pocket from jumping out.

As described above, the pocket for preventing popping out of the present invention is the same as the conventional upward-opening pocket, and suppresses the pocket inclination against the inclination of the body leaning forward without changing the external shape of the pocket. Providing a chest pocket on the jacket that prevents falling from the pocket.

In the state where the hanging part below the pocket swings in a pendulum manner, the stored item from the upper end position of the hanging part of the pocket The higher the center of gravity is, the lower the pocket is on the lower side of the pocket, the greater the load on the lower side of the pocket when the pocket is swung, and the easier the pocket swings forward to suppress the pocket's tilt, If the suspended portion is too large relative to the height of the pocket, the pocket itself may be shaken. Therefore, it seems to be most effective to make the pocket shape so that the upper end position of the suspended portion does not become extremely high with respect to the height of the center of gravity of the stored item.

For example, if you have chest pockets on the left and right, one side is used for storing heavy objects such as mobile phones and calculators, and the other side is set to a height that is significantly higher than the center of gravity of the stored items, the lighter glasses and notebooks Even a stored item easily swings the lower part of the pocket and is a light stored item, so that there is little swing of the pocket, and there is an advantage of using two pockets properly.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

1 to 4 show an oblique view of the pocket 11a provided in the chest of the outer jacket body 30a, FIG. 2 shows a front view of FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 shows the pocket mouth of FIG. A plan view is shown, and FIG. 4 shows a longitudinal section of FIG.
The upper body 30a is formed by sewing 20a between the pocket inner wall 15b on the side of the outer body 30a that forms the pocket 11a and the pocket of the upper opening made up of the pocket outer wall 15a opposite to the pocket at a certain height between the left and right ends of the pocket. The pocket 11a is composed of a pocket upper portion 16 attached to the pocket and a pocket lower portion 17a suspended from the pocket upper portion, and can swing freely at an arbitrary swing angle 22 from the upper end position 19 of the suspended portion of the pocket lower portion 17a. The upper end height of the pocket inner wall 15b is made lower than the upper end height of the pocket outer wall 15a to improve the appearance, and the upper end of the pocket inner wall is fixed to the main body of the jacket by sewing 20b.

5 and 6 are front views in which the stored items 32 are stored in the pockets 11a shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, and FIG. 6 is a vertical cross-sectional view of FIG. The height of the center of gravity 33 of the stored item is a pocket shape that is lower on the bottom side of the pocket than the upper end position 19 of the suspended portion.

  FIG. 7 shows a modification of FIG. 6, and when the body 35 is tilted forward to a certain forward tilt angle 23a in the pocket state of FIG. Surface) swings at a swing angle 22a, and the pocket tilt angle 24a is smaller than the forward tilt angle 23a of the body by the swing angle. At this time, the height of the center of gravity 33 of the stored object 32 is lower than the height of the suspended portion upper end position 19 from the pocket bottom. The outer body 30a is pulled toward the pocket and the pocket swings while being deformed with the size of the swelling allowance 31a.

  FIG. 8 shows a case where the forward tilt angle 23b of the body 35 is set to a state larger than at least 90 degrees in the modification of FIG. While the bulge allowance 31b of the outer jacket body 30a is increased, a large rotational moment is applied to the upper end position 19 of the suspended portion, and the pocket 11a has a small pocket inclination angle 24b corresponding to the swing angle 22b. Is difficult to fall.

FIG. 9 is a modification of the pocket inclination in the same state as the forward inclination angle 23b of the body 35 shown in FIG. 8. From the height from the pocket bottom of the center of gravity 33 of the stored item 32 stored in the pocket, FIG. If the height of the suspended portion upper end position 19 is set to a low pocket, the center of gravity of the stored item is on the pocket mouth side with respect to the suspended portion upper end position, so in this figure a counterclockwise moment acts and the pocket swing angle 22c Is small, and the stored items are easy to fall out of the pocket. Therefore, as the position of the upper end of the suspended portion is higher from the bottom of the pocket than the center of gravity of the stored item, the swing angle of the pocket becomes larger and the fall from the pocket is more reliably prevented.

An oblique view showing an embodiment of the present invention Front view showing an embodiment of the present invention Arrow view taken along line X1-X1 in FIG. Arrow view taken along line X2-X2 in FIG. The front view which shows the structure of the pocket of this invention, and the gravity center of a stored thing Arrow view taken along line X3-X3 in FIG. Longitudinal sectional view showing an example of use of the pocket of the present invention The figure which shows the modification of FIG. The figure which shows the modification of FIG. Front view showing a conventional pocket usage example FIG. 10 is an arrow view showing a usage example of the X4-X4 line tilted forward in FIG. Front view showing a conventional pocket usage example FIG. 12 is an arrow view showing a use example of the X5-X5 line tilted forward in FIG.

Explanation of symbols

11a: Pocket 11b: Pocket 11c: Pocket 15a: Pocket outer wall 15b: Pocket inner wall 16: Pocket upper portion 17a: Pocket lower portion 17b: Pocket lower portion 18: Suspended portion 19: Suspended portion upper end position 20a: Sewing 20b: Sewing 22: Swing angle 22a : Swing angle 22b: Swing angle 22c: Swing angle 23a: Forward inclination angle 23b: Forward inclination angle 24a: Inclination angle 24b: Inclination angle 24c: Inclination angle 24d: Inclination angle 30a: Outer body 30b: Outer body 31a: Swelling Fee 31b: Puffage fee 31c: Puffage fee 32: Storage 33: Center of gravity 35: Body

Claims (3)

  Of the pockets provided in the clothing, the upper pocket provided on the outside of the chest of the jacket is open and the lower part of the pocket between the bottom of the pocket has a suspended shape, and the lower part of the pocket in the suspended state The chest pocket of the jacket which made the structure swingable back and forth.   The chest pocket of the outer jacket is composed of a pocket inner wall on the outer jacket main body side and a pocket outer wall opposite to the inner wall, and from the upper end of the pocket which is the upper part of the pocket between the height of the left and right ends of the pocket inner wall and the pocket outer wall. The breast pocket of the outer garment, which is fixedly attached to the outer garment main body between a certain fixed height below and between the lateral width of the upper end of the inner wall of the pocket.   The breast pocket of the outer garment according to claim 2, wherein an upper end height of the inner wall of the pocket is lower than an upper end of the outer wall of the pocket.

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