JP2011184821A - Garment - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a garment easy to put on or take off, and excellent in design properties. <P>SOLUTION: The garment includes the following structure: cloths at the side surfaces of a pair of sleeve portions 18 extended from the body portion 16 of an upper garment 12 are provided with finger hooking portions 20 used for shifting the position of the cloths relative to the body surface when putting on or taking off the garment; cloths at the side surfaces of a pair of leg portions 26 extended from the body portion 24 of pants 14 are provided with finger hooking portions 28 used for shifting the position of the cloths relative to the body surface when putting on or taking off the garment; the cloth has stretchability for being fitted to the body of a wearer, and water repellency; the finger hooking portions 20, 28 are provided in the surfaces of the cloths by sewing the circumferential parts of cloth bodies 22, 30 in the prescribed inside parts of which finger hooking holes 22a, 30a are formed; the cloth bodies 22, 30 are provided on the surfaces of the cloths; sewing portions 23 are formed on the cloth bodies 22, 30 at prescribed intervals to make the space between the sewing portions 23 function as the finger hooking holes 22a, 30a; and the finger hooking portions 20, 28 are formed at a plurality of portions. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a garment worn by a disabled person, an elderly person, or the like who has difficulty in hand and foot.

  In general, clothes that are commercially available are easy for a healthy person to wear and undress, but are often not easy for a disabled person or an elderly person with a handicapped hand or foot. For example, when passing an arm through the sleeve of an upper garment or when passing a foot through the leg of a pant, the fabric is clinging to the surface of the arm or foot and the passage is bad. Such an operation is required. This problem is particularly noticeable in clothing that fits the body, such as rehabilitation swimwear and fitness wear, and it is extremely difficult for people with disabilities who have difficulty with their hands and feet to wear and undress. It can be called clothes.

  Conventionally, as garments improved so as to be easily dressed and undressed, for example, as disclosed in Patent Document 1, a jacket having a structure in which the front part is overlapped like a kimono and a strip-like shape at the rear part of the hem There are motorcycle feathers composed of trousers with fins sewn on the ends of the garment. When the user removes the trousers, the motorcycle wing can pull the fins and guide the hem to the outside of the shoe heel, thereby removing the trousers without the hem being caught by the shoes.

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  When the pants are undressed, the motorcycle wing of Patent Document 1 requires an operation of grasping and pulling a fin provided on the hem with a hand, and is not an easy operation for a person with a handicap or an elderly person.

  It is also conceivable to apply a configuration in which a fin is provided on the hem of motorcycle pants to other clothes. However, in the case of clothing that fits the body, especially when the clothing is worn, even if the fabric guiding fins on the cuffs of the upper garment or the bottom of the pants are pulled, they will cling to the surfaces of the arms and legs. You cannot move the dough, but you must move it by picking the dough part that is clinging with your fingers. Therefore, it is difficult for persons with disabilities and the like who are handicapped to perform their own clothes and undressing, and need assistance from a caregiver.

  The present invention has been made in view of the background art described above, and an object of the present invention is to provide a garment that can be easily put on and taken off and is excellent in design.

  The present invention is a garment in which a pair of sleeve side surfaces extending from a trunk portion of an upper garment are provided with finger hooks used to shift the position of the fabric relative to the body surface during clothing and undressing.

  The present invention is also a garment in which a pair of leg side surfaces extending from the trunk of the pants is provided with finger hooks used for shifting the position of the fabric relative to the body surface during clothing and undressing.

  Further, the present invention is directed to at least one of a pair of sleeve side fabrics extended from the upper garment body part and a pair of leg side fabrics extended from the pant part body part during clothing and undressing. It is a one-piece-type garment provided with a finger hook used for shifting the position of the fabric relative to the body surface.

  The fabric is provided with stretchability and / or water repellency that fits the body. In addition, the finger-hanging portion is provided by sewing a cloth body having a finger-holding hole in an inner portion thereof on the fabric surface. Alternatively, the finger hanging portion is provided with a cloth body on the surface of the fabric, a stitched portion having a predetermined interval is formed on the cloth body, and the gap between the stitched portions is used as the finger hanging hole. Alternatively, the finger-hanging portion is provided by providing a cloth body on the surface of the fabric and stitching it into a bag shape excluding a part of the peripheral portion of the cloth body. The finger hooks may be formed at a plurality of locations on the fabric.

  The clothes of the present invention are provided with a finger hook on a predetermined part of the cloth surface, and by using this finger hook, even a disabled person or an elderly person who has difficulty in hand and foot and weak grip strength can easily put on and take off clothes. This makes it easy for a normal healthy person to change clothes. In particular, in the case of swimwear and fitness wear clothes made of stretchable and water-repellent fabric that fits the body, when the limbs are passed through the sleeves and legs, the fabric portion is relatively gripped and shifted. Difficult actions are no longer necessary, and the ease of wearing and undressing is greatly improved.

  In addition, if a predetermined cloth body is sewn to the fabric surface as the finger-hanging portion, the finger-hanging portion can be used as a decorative element, and clothing that is easy to manufacture and excellent in design is provided. Can do.

It is a perspective view which shows a mode that the swimsuit of one Embodiment of the clothes of this invention was worn. It is the front view (a) which shows the finger-hanging part of the swimsuit of this embodiment, and AA sectional drawing (b). It is the front view (a) and BB sectional view (b) which show the modification of the finger hook part of the swimsuit of this embodiment. It is the front view (a) which shows the other modification of the finger-hanging part of the swimsuit of this embodiment, and CC sectional drawing (b). It is a graph which shows the result of having evaluated the ease of dressing and undressing about three kinds of swimsuits concerning one example of this invention, and the conventional swimsuit.

  Hereinafter, a swimsuit 10 as an embodiment of the clothes of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2. A swimsuit 10 is a swimsuit worn by a person who has a disability in a limb or the like due to an accident, injury, or the like when performing rehabilitation underwater in a pool or the like, and is composed of an upper garment 12 and pants 14 as shown in FIG. . When the user is a man, only the pants 14 may be used.

  The fabric of the upper garment 12 and the pants 14 are all excellent in heat retention, water repellency, quick drying, and have elasticity that fits the body. For example, water-repellent so-called two-way knit that expands and contracts vertically and horizontally A three-layer fabric in which a material, a chlorine-resistant polyurethane material, and a water-repellent knit lining such as wool are laminated is preferable. The fabric may have at least one of stretchability and water repellency.

  The upper garment 12 includes a trunk portion 16 and a pair of sleeve portions 18 extending from the trunk portion 16, and a plurality of finger hook portions 20 are provided on the side surfaces of the sleeve portion 18. The finger hanging portion 20 is configured using a cloth body 22 having a finger hanging hole 22a formed at the center. As shown in FIG. 2, the cloth body 22 has a belt shape that is long in one direction, and is disposed on the side surface from the shoulder of the sleeve portion 18 to the cuff 18 a (so-called sleeve line position). A stitched portion 23 is formed by continuously stitching to the fabric of the sleeve portion 18.

  The finger hooking portion 20 may be sewn to the cloth of the sleeve portion 18 together with the boundary portion between the finger hooking portions 20, and the strength of the stitching of the cloth body 22 can be further increased. In addition, the cloth body 22 may be formed by folding one piece of cloth at the center line in the longitudinal direction and making it double and stitching to the cloth of the sleeve portion 18. In this case, the peripheral edge portion of the finger hooking hole 22a is stitched over and the fabrics on the front and back sides are sewn together.

  The pants 14 have a trunk portion 24 and a pair of leg portions 26 extending from the trunk portion 24, and a plurality of finger hook portions 28 are provided on the side surfaces of the trunk portion 24 and the leg portions 26. The finger hanging portion 28 is configured using a cloth body 30 having a finger hanging hole 30a formed at the center. The cloth body 30 has a belt-like shape that is long in one direction, like the finger-hanging section 20 shown in FIG. 2, and is arranged on the side surface (so-called pant line position) from the waist to the hem 32 of the trunk section 24. Are continuously stitched to the fabric of the body portion 24 and the leg portion 26 to form a stitched portion 23. Also in the pants 14, the boundary portions between the finger-hanging portions 28 may be stitched together to the fabric of the trunk portion 24 and the leg portion 26, and the stitching strength of the cloth body 30 can be further increased. Further, it may be doubled and stitched to the fabric of the body portion 24 and the leg portion 26 in the same manner as the finger-hanging portion 20.

  Next, the operation | movement which wears the swimsuit 10 is demonstrated. When wearing the upper garment 12, the user puts his arm into the sleeve portion 18 from the inside of the trunk portion 16. Normally, when the arm is inserted, the cloth is tightly attached to the arm, and it is difficult to pass through the arm. I do. At this time, when the fingertip is inserted into the finger hooking hole 22a, the center portion of the cloth body 22 is lifted from the cloth, and the finger is deeply caught and firmly hooked. Can be shifted in the insertion direction. By repeating such an operation using the plurality of finger-hanging portions 20, if the arm is passed deep into the sleeve portion 18 and the head is taken out from the upper end opening of the torso portion 16, the clothes are put on as shown in FIG. Become.

  Similarly, when wearing the pants 14, the user passes his / her foot from the inside of the trunk portion 24 into the leg portion 26. Normally, when the foot is inserted, the fabric is tightly attached to the foot and it is difficult to pass through. Therefore, the finger is put in the finger-holding hole 30a of the finger-holding portion 28 in the portion to be attached and the finger is hooked to pull the fabric in the insertion direction of the foot I do. At this time, when the fingertip is inserted into the finger-holding hole 30a, the center portion of the cloth body 30 is lifted from the cloth, and the finger penetrates deeply and is firmly hooked. Can be shifted in the insertion direction. By repeating such an operation using a plurality of finger-hanging portions 28, if the foot passes deeply into the leg portion 26 and the waist is placed at the upper end of the torso portion 24, the clothing is in a state of being worn as shown in FIG. .

  On the other hand, when undressing the upper garment 12 and the pants 14, the same operation as that for clothing may be performed in the opposite procedure.

  As described above, the swimsuit 10 is provided with a plurality of finger hanging portions 20 and 28 on predetermined portions of the fabric surface of the upper garment 12 and the pants 14. Even handicapped people and elderly people can easily wear and undress. In particular, the swimsuit 10 is made of a stretchable fabric that fits the body, but when the limbs are passed through the sleeve 18 or the leg portion 26, a difficult operation such as picking and shifting the fabric portion with a finger becomes unnecessary. The ease of dressing and undressing is greatly improved. Moreover, since the cloth bodies 22 and 30 are sewn on the sleeve line and the pants line of the fabric, the finger-hanging portions 20 and 28 are excellent in design as in a normal swimsuit and are easy to manufacture.

  Next, a finger hook 34 that is a modification of the finger hook 20 of the upper garment 12 will be described with reference to FIG. The finger hook portion 34 is configured using a belt-like cloth body 36. The cloth body 36 is disposed on the side surface (so-called sleeve line position) from the shoulder of the sleeve 18 to the cuff 18a. Then, as shown in FIG. 3, a plurality of cloths 22 and the cloth of the sleeve 18 of the upper garment 12 are sewn to the cloth of the sleeve 18 in a direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction at predetermined intervals. The finger hooking hole 36a is formed.

  When wearing the upper garment 12, the user inserts his arm through the sleeve portion 18 from the inside of the trunk portion 16, inserts his finger into the finger-engaging hole 36 a in the portion clinging to the arm, and hooks the cloth. The operation which shifts is performed. With this structure, even a person with a handicapped hand and a weak gripping force can easily shift the cloths to be held together. Further, when the upper garment 12 is undressed, the same operation as that for clothing may be performed in the opposite procedure.

  Moreover, it can replace with the finger hook part 28 of the underpants 14 of FIG. 1, and can also provide the finger hook part similar to the finger hook part 34 of the said modification.

  Since the finger-hanging portion 34 does not need to be perforated on the inner side of the cloth body 36, it is suitable for configuring the swimsuit 10 designed to narrow the width of the sleeve line or the pant line.

  Next, a finger hanging portion 38 which is another modification of the finger hanging portion 20 of the upper garment 12 will be described with reference to FIG. The finger hook portion 38 is configured using a rectangular cloth body 38. The plurality of cloth bodies 38 are arranged at predetermined intervals on the side surfaces (so-called sleeve line positions) from the shoulders of the sleeves 18 to the cuffs 18a. Then, as shown in FIG. 4, a plurality of finger hanging bag portions 40a are formed by stitching the other three sides except one side on the cuff 18a side of each cloth body 40.

  When wearing the upper garment 12, the user moves his arm from the inside of the trunk portion 16 into the sleeve portion 18, puts his finger in the finger bag portion 40 a in the portion clinging to the arm, and moves the fabric. Do. With this structure, even a person with a handicapped hand and a weak gripping force can easily shift the cloths to be held together.

  Moreover, it can replace with the finger hook part 28 of the underpants 14 of FIG. 1, and can also provide the finger hook part similar to the finger hook part 38 of the said modification.

  Since this finger hanging part 38 can put a finger into the finger hanging bag part 40a formed in a bag shape, the finger catching condition is good and the cloth is easily shifted, and the stress applied to the cloth body 40 when the cloth is shifted is reduced, The fabric 40 is difficult to tear.

  Further, the finger hanging portion 38 is easy to use when the clothes are worn because the finger hanging bag portion 40a is opened on the cuff 18a side, but the finger hanging bag portion 40a is opened on the shoulder side according to the user's request. It may be provided so that it can be easily used when undressing, or the finger-hanging portions 38 whose opening directions are opposite may be alternately arranged.

  In addition, the clothes of the present invention are not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various kinds of clothes worn by handicapped persons and the elderly, such as fitness wear and nursing clothes, in addition to swimsuits for rehabilitation. Can be applied to various clothes. Furthermore, the present invention can be applied to swimsuits, fitness wears, diving suits, and other clothes that adhere to the body for healthy adults and children.

  Also, the side surfaces of a pair of sleeves extended from the trunk of the upper garment part of the one-piece-type garment in which the upper garment and the pants are connected, or the side surfaces of the pair of legs extended from the trunk of the pants part, or In both cases, the same effect as described above can be obtained also when a finger-hanging portion used for shifting the position of the fabric with respect to the body surface during clothing and undressing is provided.

  Next, with respect to the above-mentioned swimsuits to be worn when rehabilitating underwater, a swimsuit 10 (referred to as A type) having a finger-hanging part in the form of FIG. 4), a swimsuit 10 (referred to as C type) having a finger-hanging portion in the form of FIG. 4, and a swimsuit (referred to as a conventional type) in which the finger-hanging portion is removed from the swimsuit 10, and making it easy to wear and undress Evaluated. As for the evaluation method, nine testers tried on four kinds of swimsuits and scored each swimsuit in five stages, and the scores of nine persons were totaled for each swimsuit. The higher the score, the higher the evaluation.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the evaluation results obtained that the A type, the B type, and the C type according to the embodiment of the present invention are easier to wear and undress than the conventional type.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Swimsuit 12 Top garment 14 Pants 16 Trunk part 18 Sleeve part 18a Cuff 20,34,38 Finger hook part 22,36,40 Cloth body 22a, 36a Finger hook hole 23 Sewing part 24 Trunk part 26 Leg part 28 Finger hook part 30 Cloth body 32 Bottom Part 40a Finger bag

Claims (8)

  A garment characterized in that a pair of sleeve side surfaces extending from the upper garment are provided with finger hooks for shifting the position of the fabric with respect to the body surface during clothing and undressing.   A garment comprising a pair of leg side surfaces extending from a trunk of a pant, and a finger hook portion used for shifting the position of the fabric with respect to the body surface during clothing and undressing.   At least one of the fabric on the side of the sleeve extending from the trunk of the upper garment and the fabric on the side of the pair of leg extending from the trunk of the pants is applied to the body surface of the fabric during clothing and undressing. A one-piece type garment provided with a finger hook used for shifting the position.   The garment according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the fabric has stretchability and / or water repellency that fits the body.   The garment according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the finger-hanging portion is provided by stitching a cloth body having a finger-holding hole in an inner portion to the fabric surface.   The garment according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the finger hanging portion is provided with a cloth body on a surface of the fabric, stitched portions having a predetermined interval are formed in the cloth body, and the gap between the stitched portions is the finger hanging hole.   The garment according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the finger hook portion is provided with a cloth body on a surface of the cloth and is sewn into a bag shape except for a partial range of a peripheral portion of the cloth body. The garment according to any one of claims 5 to 7, wherein the finger hooks are formed at a plurality of locations of the fabric.

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