JP2010216025A - Garment - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a garment designed enabling a wearer to easily put or take an article in or out of the pocket thereof, make the article put in the pocket hard to drop out, and facilitate work. <P>SOLUTION: The garment is structured as follows for facilitating work: attaching pockets 3, 5 to the garment so as to be set at a height corresponding to that of the abdominal part or the waist part and also placed on the body side part when worn; attaching the pockets 3, 5 to the garment in a slanted condition so as to make the opening parts 21, 23 of the pockets 3, 5 locate on the upper side so that the side of the back body part 13 of the pocket is lower than the side of the front body part 15 thereof, so as to make the articles stored in the pockets 3, 5 hard to drop out; and setting up a name tag holder 11 which is formed by bordering with strip-like cloth so as to open the center part 37 thereof to put or take the name tag in or out from above and in which the card-like name tag can be housed. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a garment having a pocket, and more particularly to a garment in which an object placed in a pocket is difficult to fall.

  The following problems have been pointed out when care workers perform care work. A care worker often attaches a name tag holder (card holder) to a hanging strap and hangs it from the neck as a means of recognizing his / her identity. This method is widely used as a method of identification of employees not only by care workers but also by companies. When a care worker uses this method, the name tag holder or the clip portion of the name tag holder may hit the face of the care recipient during a care operation and cause injury. In addition, care workers often bend forward during work, in which case the name tag holder is not stable, which hinders work. As a method for solving these problems, work clothes have been proposed in which a name tag holder, in which a part of the surface side is made of mesh fabric and the remaining part of the surface side is made of cloth, is attached to the left chest of the work clothes (for example, Patent Document 1). reference).

  In addition, since care workers often perform forward bending work, the contents often fall from the pockets of work clothes such as apron and uniform, which hinders work. Furthermore, since the pockets of the conventional work clothes are provided on the front surface of the work clothes at a position slightly higher than the waist, the pocket edges are often torn when the pockets are caught on the wheelchair handle. Furthermore, it has been pointed out that the impact at this time is transmitted to the cared person sitting in the wheelchair and gives discomfort.

JP 2002-215035 A

  Since the work clothes described in Patent Document 1 have a structure in which the name tag holder is directly attached to the work clothes, the problem in the case of using a hanging strap is solved. In addition, the name tag holder is made of cloth and thread, so that it does not cause injury or discomfort to the cared person, and the front part has a mesh structure, so that it drains well and dries quickly after washing. However, since the front part has a mesh structure, it is difficult to see the entire name tag, especially when there is a face photo. It is important that the name tag and identification card are easily visible to the other party and can be recognized within a short time, and this is not sufficient. Also, although it is easy to wash and easy to dry, the name tag holder is composed of three layers of cloth, and when attached to work clothes, the cloth becomes four layers and is not easy to dry.

  Many work clothes such as aprons and uniforms for care workers are on the market, but to date, no work clothes that have solved the problem of name tag holders are available. Similarly, the problem of the contents falling from the pocket has not been solved. In order to prevent the contents from falling from the pocket provided in the work clothes when bent forward, a fastener that can close the pocket entrance, a method of providing a button, and a flap that covers the pocket entrance Although methods are conceivable, it is difficult to put in and out objects and hands, and it cannot be said that workability is good. Further, it is not preferable from the viewpoint of cost.

  The above problems are not limited to work clothes such as aprons and uniforms worn by caregivers, but white coats, uniforms, aprons, work clothes, and even pockets worn by medical personnel and childcare workers. The problem also applies to aprons used at home and work clothes worn by workers in factories.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a garment that is easy to put in and out of a pocket and that is easy to work with. Furthermore, it is to provide clothes suitable for work.

  The present invention according to claim 1 is a garment characterized in that when worn, the pocket is attached so that the pocket is at the height of the abdomen or waist and the body side.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the garment according to the first aspect, the pocket is attached so as to be inclined so that the entrance portion of the pocket is an upper portion and the back body side is lower than the front body side. It is characterized by being.

  A third aspect of the present invention is the garment according to the first or second aspect, further comprising a card-like name tag that is edged with a belt-like cloth so that the central portion is opened, and the name tag is taken in and out from above. Featuring possible name tag holders.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the garment according to any one of the first to third aspects, a pocket is further provided below the pocket, and both end portions are located above the entrance portion of the pocket. It is provided with a fixed loop-like string-like hanging body.

  According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the garment according to any one of the first to fourth aspects, the garment is any one of an apron, a nursing uniform, a white robe, and work clothes. To do.

  The garment according to the present invention is attached so that the pocket is positioned at the level of the abdomen or waist and on the side of the body when worn, so that the pocket does not interfere with the work and is easy to work. Moreover, since the pocket is located on the side of the body when worn, the contents are not easily dropped from the pocket even when it is bent forward, making it easy to work. Moreover, since the pocket is attached to the height of the abdomen or the waist, it is easy to put in and take out objects and hands.

  Further, according to the present invention, the pocket is inclined and attached so that the back side of the pocket is lower than the front side, so that the contents fall out of the pocket when bent forward. Difficult to work. Furthermore, since the entrance of the pocket is inclined, things and hands can be easily put in and out. Moreover, since fasteners, flaps and the like for preventing the contents from falling from the pockets are not attached, it is possible to easily take in and out things.

  Further, according to the present invention, since it is provided with a name tag holder that can be accommodated with a card-like name tag that is bordered with a belt-like cloth so that the center part is opened, and the name tag is taken in and out from the upper part, a name tag holder is not required separately. Convenient. Further, since the name tag holder is formed by rimming with a cloth, it is not injured even if it hits the face of the cared person, and it is easy to work even when holding the cared person. Furthermore, the name tag holder has an opening in the center, so it is easy to dry even after washing.

  Further, according to the present invention, a pocket is further provided below the pocket, and a loop-like string-like hooking body having both ends fixed above the entrance of the pocket is provided, so that the PHS ( Personal Handyphone System) or a mobile phone, attach a strap to the PHS or mobile phone, and hook a clip such as a clip at the end of the strap onto the strap-like hook. The PHS or mobile phone will pop out of the pocket. Even if it does not fall, it is convenient.

  The present invention can be suitably used for an apron, a nursing uniform, a white robe, work clothes, and the like.

It is a top view of the apron 1 of the folded state as 1st Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the state which opened only the left half of the apron 1 of FIG. It is the figure which looked at the state which wore the apron of FIG. 1 from the front. It is the figure which looked at the state which wore the apron of FIG. 1 from the side.

  FIG. 1 is a plan view of an apron 1 in a folded state as a first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a view showing a state in which only the left half of the apron 1 of FIG. 1 is opened. FIG. 3 is a front view of a state in which the apron of FIG. 1 is worn, and FIG. 4 is a side view of a state in which the apron of FIG. 1 is worn.

  The apron 1 is an apron made of cloth without sleeves, and has a pocket 3 and a pocket 5 on both sides, and another auxiliary pocket 7 is attached below the right pocket 3. Between the two, a string-like hooking body 9 is provided. Furthermore, a name tag holder 11 for storing a name tag is provided on the left chest. The apron body 2 is sized to cover from the lower neck to the knee, and the back body 13 (13a, 13b) is divided at the center. The back body 13b has buttons (not shown) for stopping the left and right back bodies 13a, 13b. And a hook 19 having a button hole 17 is attached to the back body 13a. Such an apron main body 2 is not different from an apron that has been generally used. Since the apron 1 shown in this embodiment has the characteristics which are not in the past in the pockets 3 and 5 provided on both sides, the auxiliary pocket 7 provided under the pocket 3, the string-like hooking body 9 and the name tag holder 11. This will be explained sequentially.

  The pockets 3 and 5 provided on both sides are made of the same fabric as the apron body 2, are rectangular in shape, and the point that the pocket inlets 21 and 23 are the upper part is greatly different from the conventional pockets. Absent. The pockets 3 and 5 are different from the conventional pockets in attachment positions and attachment angles. In the conventional apron, the pockets on both sides are generally provided in the front body 15, but in this apron 1, the pockets 3 and 5 on both sides are joined portions 25 between the front body 15 and the back body 13. When the apron 1 is worn, the pockets 3 and 5 are attached so as to be located in the lateral abdomen. As can be seen from FIG. 3, when the apron 1 worn is viewed from the front, the pockets 3 and 5 on both sides are hardly visible. The mounting height of the pockets 3 and 5 is the same as that of the conventional apron.

  By providing the pockets 3 and 5 with respect to the apron main body 2 as described above, an apron that is easier to work with than the conventional apron can be obtained. For example, since a conventional apron has pockets on both sides on the front, the pocket may get caught by the wheelchair handle, but with this apron 1, when worn, the pockets 3 and 5 are in the side of the abdomen. Since it is located, the pockets 3 and 5 are not caught on the wheelchair handle. In addition, when holding the cared person, the contents of the pockets 3 and 5 do not come into contact with the cared person, and the cared person is not injured or uncomfortable. Further, since the pockets 3 and 5 are provided so as to be positioned in the lateral abdomen, the contents are less likely to fall from the pockets 3 and 5 even when the pockets 3 are bent forward, and it is easy to work.

  The position for attaching the pockets 3 and 5 is preferably a position where the contents are easy to work, the object and the hand can be easily put in and taken out, and the contents are not easily dropped from the pockets 3 and 5 even when bent forward. Is a position where the pockets 3 and 5 become the side of the body at the height of the abdomen and waist when the apron 1 is worn. If the pockets 3 and 5 are at the level of the abdomen or waist and pass from the position of the body side to the front side, the pockets are easily caught on the handle of the wheelchair, and the contents easily fall from the pockets 3 and 5. On the other hand, when the pockets 3 and 5 are at the level of the abdomen or waist and pass from the position of the body side to the back side, the pockets are not caught on the handle of the wheelchair, but it is difficult to put objects in and out of the pockets 3 and 5.

  The pockets 3 and 5 are attached so that the inlet portions 21 and 23 of the pockets are inclined such that the back body side 13 is lower than the front body side 15. By attaching the pockets 3 and 5 so as to be inclined in this way, the contents are more difficult to fall from the pockets 3 and 5. In addition, since the pockets 3 and 5 are inclined, it is easier to put in and out of the pockets 3 and 5 than when the pocket entrances 21 and 23 are horizontal. The angle at which the pockets 3 and 5 are attached is not limited to a specific angle as long as the contents are not likely to fall from the pockets 3 and 5 and the object can be easily inserted into and removed from the pockets 3 and 5. Absent. For example, the angle α with respect to the horizontal line shown in FIG. 2 is 10 ° to 20 °.

  The auxiliary pocket 7 provided under the pocket 3 is a pocket provided for the purpose of storing PHS. The attachment procedure of the auxiliary pocket 7 is the same as that of the pockets 3 and 5 except for the attachment height. A mobile phone may be stored instead of the PHS, and other items may be stored.

  The string-like hooking body 9 is formed of a string-like member, and mainly hooks a hook 29 on the tip of the strap 27 attached to the PHS so that the PHS does not fall even if it jumps out of the auxiliary pocket 7. For this purpose, it is provided between the pocket 3 and the auxiliary pocket 7. The string-like hooking body 9 is substantially parallel to the inlet portion 31 of the auxiliary pocket 9, both ends are fixed to the apron body 2, and the central portion is separated from the apron body 2 and has a loop shape. The length of the string-like hooking body 9 shown here is shorter than the width of the auxiliary pocket 7, but may be the same as the width of the auxiliary pocket 7. The material of the string-like hooking body 9 is the same as that of the apron main body 2, but is not particularly limited.

  The usage example of the string-like latching body 9 and the auxiliary pocket 7 is shown. A hook 29, such as a hook, clip, or aminus can, is hooked on the string-like hook 9 and the PHS main body is placed in the auxiliary pocket 7. Thereby, even if PHS jumps out of the auxiliary pocket 7, it does not fall. This is convenient because care workers often use PHS as a communication means. Needless to say, a mobile phone may be used instead of the PHS, and it can also be suitably used for other digital cameras. If the strap attached to the PHS is a spring-type strap that expands and contracts, it can be used while the hook 29 on the tip of the strap 27 is hooked on the string-like hook 9.

  The name tag holder 11 is for storing a card-shaped name tag, and is provided on the left chest of the apron main body 2. The name tag holder 11 is bounded in a rectangular shape by a cloth-like member, and the bottom side 33 and both side sides 35 are sewn to the apron main body 2, and the upper side is not sewn to the apron main body 2. For this reason, the name tag can be taken in and out from the upper part of the name tag holder 11. The size of the name tag holder 11 is almost the same size as the name tag to be stored, and the stored name tag is held without moving in the name tag holder 11. Further, the name tag holder 11 has a large opening at the central portion 37, so that the name or face photograph written on the name tag can be easily recognized. Moreover, since the center part 37 is opening large, there are few overlapping parts of cloth, and even if the apron 1 is washed, it dries easily.

  The apron 1 shown in the first embodiment includes the pockets 3 and 5 attached to both sides as described above, the auxiliary pocket 7, the string-like hooking body 9 provided above the inlet portion 31 of the auxiliary pocket 7, and The name tag holder 11 has a great feature and can be applied to clothes other than the apron. In particular, it can be suitably used for nursing clothes, nursing uniforms, nursing work clothes, lab coats, and surgical clothes worn by nursing staff, medical staff, and the like. Furthermore, the present invention can be suitably applied to work clothes worn by childcare workers and the like, and work clothes worn by workers working in industry and the like. Needless to say, the method for attaching the pockets 3 and 5 can also be used for a home apron.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Apron 3 Pocket 5 Pocket 7 Auxiliary pocket 9 String hook 11 Name tag holder 13 Back body 15 Front body 21 Pocket entrance 23 Pocket entrance 31 Auxiliary pocket entrance 37 Center of name tag holder

Claims (5)

  A garment characterized in that the pocket is attached so that the pocket is the height of the abdomen or waist and the side of the body when worn.   The garment according to claim 1, wherein the pocket is attached so as to be inclined such that an entrance portion of the pocket is an upper portion and a rear body side is lower than a front body side.   The garment according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising a name tag holder that can be accommodated with a card-like name tag, which is edged with a belt-like cloth so that the central part is opened, and a name tag is taken in and out from above.   Furthermore, a pocket is further provided below the pocket, and a loop-like string-like hooking body having both ends fixed above the entrance of the pocket is provided. Clothing according to item 1.   The garment according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the garment is any one of an apron, a nursing uniform, a white robe, and work clothes.

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