JP2012140727A - Costume - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide costume which can quickly and easily be fit to a physical constitution and a physical shape in an environment in which people are extremely busy and hurried in time such as a reception banquet of a wedding ceremony, and is favorable in wearing, that is, which can provide a wearer with a cozy environment.SOLUTION: Upper clothes worn to an upper half body have a plurality of rings for making a vertically-arranged adjustment band pass therethrough in a form that they oppose one another from a belly toward a breast, one adjustment band per pair of the adjacent rings is made to pass through each ring, and each adjustment band has a function which can freely adjust a length in a horizontal direction. The function makes a wearer easily perform fine adjustment while confirming a fastening state and wearing a dress without taking off the dress. The costume not only provides a worker with favorable workability, but also does not need for taking off the costume by the wearer, does not make the wearer feel embarrassment or cold in winter, and is cozy.

Description

  The present invention relates to a garment including an upper garment part, which is mainly used for a wedding dress, and can be adjusted to fit the chest circumference or waist circumference to the physique or figure of the wearer.

  For costumes such as wedding dresses, there is a need for comfortable costumes that can easily fit the physique and shape of the wearer quickly in an environment of time.

  Then, the costume of patent document 1 is proposed. This outfit is an outfit including an upper garment part (2) worn on the upper body, and the upper garment part (2) has an elastic cord (4) arranged in a substantially horizontal direction from the torso (21) to the chest (22 ) To install multiple. Each rubber cord (4) has a fastening portion (5) fastened to the main body fabric portion (23) of the upper garment portion (2) at two locations in the longitudinal direction. It is comprised so that the free length between a fastening part (5) can be adjusted for every rubber cord (4).

JP 2010-196193 A

  However, in the invention of the above-mentioned Patent Document 1, in practice, in the work of adjusting to fit the physique and physique of the wearer, the wearer either takes off the dress or opens at least the rear of the upper garment at a minimum. It is necessary to expose the skin or underwear. In other words, it is necessary to spend a lot of time for fine adjustment, and since the skin or underwear cannot be exposed in public, the wearer must find a place for adjustment work, and dress easily. Cannot be adjusted. In addition, there is a problem in that it is not possible to make an adjustment quickly when it is necessary to make an adjustment suddenly during a performance such as a wedding.

  Furthermore, in the costume of Document 1, the range in which the size can be adjusted depends on the stepped hole pitch of the rubber string, and is not suitable for fine adjustment. In addition, because of the rubber string, there is a problem that the adjustment range is narrowed when it is extended due to repeated use. Particularly in rental costumes, when the period between try-on and production is open, the performance of the rubber strap may change due to factors such as the use of other customers. Therefore, it is conceivable that the original comfort at the time of fitting cannot be obtained by setting at the button position obtained at the time of fitting. For this reason, there is a problem that it is necessary to adjust again immediately before the actual production.

  The present invention has been made in view of such problems, and provides an easily adjustable fine-fit costume that can be quickly fitted to the physique and shape of the wearer in an environment that is chased by time. There is.

  The costume of the present invention is paired with an upper garment part worn on the upper body, an upper garment stretch part formed as a part of the upper garment part, and one end side and the other end side in the horizontal direction of the upper garment stretch part. A pair of cans (loop pair) formed by cans (loops), each pair of cans arranged so as to open in the horizontal direction, and inserted into the pair of cans. An adjustment band that enables adjustment, and the adjustment band can be used to freely adjust the waist or chest circumference of the upper garment within a range of the maximum stretch width in the horizontal direction of the upper garment stretch. .

  In the costume according to claim 1 of the present invention, by adjusting the width between the cans with the adjustment band, it is easy to make fine adjustments while confirming the tightness of the wearer while wearing the wearer without taking off the costume. And it can be done quickly. That is, since the wearer does not need to take off from the viewpoint of ease of work, the embarrassment due to the exposure of the skin and the cold in winter can be reduced, and the work can be performed without impairing the comfort of the wearer.

  In the costume of claim 2 of the present invention, in addition to the effect of the costume of claim 1, each adjustment band is a hook-and-loop fastener in which two materials are attached to each other, so that the fine adjustment can be made easily and quickly. Yes.

  In the costume of Claim 3 of the present invention, in addition to the effect of the costume of Claim 1 or 2, since a plurality of adjustment bands are arranged from the chest to the torso, the size adjustment according to each part of the wearer Can be easily performed.

  In the costume according to claim 4 of the present invention, in addition to the effect of the costume according to any one of claims 1 to 3, the upper garment portion further includes a portion formed of an elastic member from the chest to the abdomen. Since this costume is fixed to the body of the wearer only from the chest to the torso, it is required to be tightly tightened to some extent so that the costume does not slide down. It is possible to reduce the burden on the wearer even when tightening somewhat tightly using elasticity, and because it can cope with temporary load against movement with the absorbency of the elastic member, it is worn It has a structure that does not impair the fit to the person.

The whole perspective view of the upper garment part at the time of adjustment band non-wearing in the embodiment of the present invention. A-A 'sectional drawing in the costume of FIG. It is a perspective view of the can for passing an adjustment band in an Example, (a) is one can and (b) is the other can. It is a perspective view of an adjustment band in an example, and (1) shows the surface and (2) shows the back. The partial front view of the upper garment part when an adjustment band is attached in the costume. (A)-(c) is a figure which shows the aspect which mounts | wears with an adjustment band and adjusts the space | interval between cans, Comprising: The accommodation position of the band edge is shown by the pulling condition of the adjustment band. The whole figure of the back figure of the bride who wore the costume of the present invention.

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  An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIG. 7, the costume 1 of the present embodiment is a so-called one-piece costume in which an upper garment portion 2 worn on the upper body and a lower garment portion 3 worn on the lower body are integrally formed. The costume of the present embodiment is a wedding dress and a bustier dress that is fixed to the body only at the torso and chest. The wearer is mainly a bride. However, the costume of the present invention is not limited to this.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the costume 1 includes an upper garment 2 that surrounds the wearer's chest and torso when worn, a lower garment 3 that covers the lower body of the wearer, and a hook 5-1. The outer upper garment part 5 worn so that the outer side may be covered is provided. The upper garment part 2 is formed in a part thereof so as to cross the upper garment part 2 in the vertical direction (from the upper garment to the lower garment) and is composed of a stretchable material, and an upper garment Can a 9-1 (first insertion portion 9-1-1 and third insertion portion 9-1-2) formed on one end side of the stretch portion 6 and can b 9-2 (second portion) formed on the other end side. Insertion portion), an upper surface fastener 8 for attaching a band end of an adjustment band 10 to be described later to one end side of the upper garment stretch portion 6, and an elastic material formed from the chest near the side of the upper garment portion to the trunk. It has an upper garment rubber part 7 as an elastic part, and an upper garment back chuck 4 used at the time of wearing and undressing. By adjusting the distance between the can a 9-1 and the can b 9-2 (can pair), the upper garment portion 2 has a function of adjusting the size in the horizontal direction. This adjustment function is arranged on the left and right with the back as the center. Moreover, the upper garment rubber part 7 is arrange | positioned in the armpit vicinity following the said adjustment part.

  FIG. 2 is an A-A ′ cross-sectional view of FIG. 1. The can a <b> 9-1 and the can b <b> 9-2 are respectively sewn and fixed between the outer fabric 2-1 and the inner fabric 2-2 of the upper garment portion 2. The cloth from the chest to the trunk between can a and b is the material of the upper garment stretch section 6. The upper stretch part 6 is required to be made of a material having high elasticity such as a stocking that can be changed according to the physique, and that does not place an excessive burden on the body.

  Moreover, the shape of the can uses two types of shapes. The can a9-1 in FIG. 3A is sewn on the back side of the upper garment portion 2, and the can b9-2 in FIG. 3B is sewn on the side of the upper garment portion. The can a9-1 includes a first insertion part 9-1-1 and a third insertion part 9-1-3. The can b9-2 has a second insertion part. It is desirable that the material can withstand the pulling force through the adjustment band 10 described later. Therefore, a resistant material such as plastic or metal is preferable.

  FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the adjustment band 10. As shown in FIG. 4, surface fastener processing is performed on the front surface side 10a (FIG. 4 (1)) and the back surface side 10b (FIG. 4 (2)) from one end side 10-1 to the other end side 10-2. Each surface fastener area | region of the adjustment band 10 is shown by A-E, and the correspondence of adhesion of each surface is as follows. A and B adhere. C and B adhere. C and E adhere. D and E adhere. That is, A, C, and D are the same structural surface, B and E are the same structural surface, and the surface of the same structure does not catch. Furthermore, it is also possible to extend the length of the adjustment band 10 by attaching another band that has been subjected to surface fastener processing.

  FIG. 5 is an enlarged view of a state where the adjustment band 10 is inserted into the can a9-1 and can b9-2 of the upper garment portion 2 of FIG. The adjustment band 10 of this embodiment has a fixing function using a hook-and-loop fastener, and a plurality of adjustment bands 10 are arranged from the chest to the torso, but the adjustment band 10 is separate from the upper garment 2 and is fixedly sewn. It is not what is done. Therefore, a plurality of can pairs (loop pairs) are arranged in the upper garment portion in order to insert the adjustment band 10.

  FIG. 6 shows each position of the band end 10-2 that is variable when the adjustment band 10 is tightened so as to adjust the width between the pair of cans (9-1 and 9-2) according to the wearer's physique. It is the shown schematic. In contrast to FIG. 6A, FIG. 6B is an example of a thin wearer. FIG. 6C is an example of a thinner subject.

  In actual handling, the band end 10-1 is passed through the first insertion portion 9-1-1 of the can a9-1 from the body side to the outside, and then A of the adjustment band 10 is fixed to B. Next, hold the band end 10-2 and pass it through the opening of the band fastening part 6-1. Then, it passes through can b9-2 from the body side toward the outside. The band end 10-2 is held and pulled toward the back side according to the body size of the wearer. FIG. 6A shows a state where C of the adjustment band 10 is attached to B.

  When the wearer's physique is narrower than this, when the movement of the band end 10-2 is further advanced, C moves to the range where it adheres to E. The structure of the hook-and-loop fastener 8 of the upper garment part 2 is the same structure as B and E of the adjustment band 10 and does not adhere to B and E, but can adhere to A, C and E having different structures. When the movement of the band end 10-2 is further advanced, C moves to a range where it adheres to the hook-and-loop fastener 8. FIG. 6B shows a state where C of the adjustment band 10 and the hook-and-loop fastener 8 are attached.

  Further, when the wearer is thin, it is necessary to further move the band end 10-2 and pass the third insertion portion 9-1-2 of the can a9-1 to reverse the traveling direction. FIG. 6C shows a state in which D and E of the adjustment band 10 are attached after being folded back.

  As a whole wearing method, in order to reduce the labor of the fitting work, each adjustment band 10 is temporarily set before being worn by the wearer. After the wearer wears the costume and determines the position of the front chest, the upper back chuck 4 is raised, and the wearer holds the area around the front chest by hand so that the costume does not slide down. If each adjustment band 10 is pulled according to the body shape of the wearer, the size of the upper garment portion 2 is reduced. The pulling condition of the adjustment band 10 may be determined at a position where the wearer is most comfortable and feels comfortable. Since this dress is fixed to the body of the wearer only from the chest to the torso, it is necessary to tighten the dress tightly to the extent that the dress does not slide down. The burden on the wearer can be reduced even when tightening is somewhat tight using the elasticity of the portion 7. In addition, during the actual performance, when the load is temporarily applied to various movements or when the looseness occurs, it is possible to respond to the movement of the wearer by utilizing the absorbency and elasticity of the upper rubber part 7 against the load. I can do it.

  Also, the adjustment position of the adjustment band 10 must be completely continuous. However, in the case of a slender wearer, when the size of the wearer is determined in the vicinity of the band end 10-2 turning back the third insertion portion 9-1-2 of the can a9-1, the Ds of the adjustment band 10 are The adhesiveness may be poor. In this case, if the adjustment band 10 is extended using the extension band, a new band end that changes to the band end 10-2 can be generated, and the continuity of size adjustment is not lost.

  After the adjustment of each adjustment band is completed, the outer upper garment part 5 arranged on the left and right is covered with the adjustment part of the upper garment part 2, and the ribbons 11 are alternately fastened to the hooks 5-1 as shown in FIG. The adjustment part can be hidden. The distance between the hooks 5-1 arranged on the left and right varies depending on the length of the adjustment part adjusted by the adjustment band 10 in the upper garment part 2, but there is a degree of freedom in tightening the ribbon 11. It can respond to the change.

  Next, the function and effect of this example will be described. Unlike the conventional free type concept in which the dress size is adjusted before wearing, the costume of this example has a function that allows the size to be adjusted while wearing. Therefore, if it is necessary to adjust the size again, there is no need to lower the upper garment back chuck 4, for example, if it is necessary to readjust after an accident during the production, it is not necessary to be naked or underwear. Of course, the waste of time is reduced for the bride who has a difficult schedule as well as the burden on the operator.

  Ordinary brides try to lose weight by making various efforts toward the actual wedding that they will experience once in a lifetime. Therefore, there are many differences between the body shape at the time of try-on and at the time of production, but the size can be changed in the case of the costume of the present invention, which can be easily dealt with.

  For dress rental companies, the present invention has the advantage of being able to accommodate customers of various body shapes with a single outfit and avoiding excessive inventory.

  Since the adjustment band 10 of the present invention is not fixed to the costume, even if the adjustment band is deteriorated, the parts can be replaced without any modification to the costume body. In this respect, the ease of handling is greatly different from conventional dresses in which a rubber band or the like is fixed to the costume body. In conventional costumes that use rubber bands for size adjustment, the more the dress that handles a wide range of sizes, the greater the movement of the rubber pulling, and the faster degradation is a problem. Since rubber for size adjustment is not used in the present invention, there is no worry about that. However, even in the present invention, rubber is used for a part of the fabric like the upper garment rubber portion 7, but this part can be worn only by a certain small range regardless of the body type of the wearer. Since it is only exercise and is different from the usage of pulling the rubber band excessively for adjustment, the degree of deterioration is low.

  This example is a wedding dress. Since this is a costume that places particular emphasis on wearing, the effect of the present invention can be easily exerted by adopting the costume of the present invention that easily fits the bride's body shape.

  In this example, a hook-and-loop fastener adjustment band is used. However, if the size can be continuously adjusted, or if it is possible to handle the size sufficiently, a hook-and-loop fastener or hook that is not hook-and-loop processed is used. The used one can also be used. Since the adjustment band 10 of this example is not a thing fixedly sewn to a costume, it can be replaced as necessary.

  In this example, two types of shapes are used for the can. However, providing the third insertion portion 9-1-2 for folding back to the can a9-1 makes it possible to efficiently use one adjustment band. If it is possible to prepare a plurality of patterns for the length of the adjustment band, one type of can b9-1 is used as a can pair (loop pair). You can use it.

  In this example, a pair of cans using a can has been described. However, depending on the shape of the adjustment band, for example, it may be used in a sewn string-like loop (loop pair).

  In addition, although the wedding dress was demonstrated in the said Example, the costume of this invention is applicable also to the costume of other uses. For example, it is effective to use it for costumes that place particular emphasis on wearing, such as party dresses, banquet costumes, dance dresses and uniforms.

  The number of the adjustment bands 10 arranged from the torso to the chest is four each on the left and right, but this number is appropriately changed depending on the design of the costume.

1 Costume 2 Upper garment 2-1 Outer fabric (upper garment)
2-2 Inside fabric (upper part)
3 lower garment part 4 upper garment back chuck 5 outer upper garment part 6 upper garment stretch part 7 upper garment rubber part (expandable part)
8 Top zip fastener 9 Can pair (loop pair)
9-1 Can a (loop)
9-2 Can b (loop)
10 Adjustment band 11 Ribbon

Claims (4)

An upper garment worn on the upper body;
A garment stretch part formed as part of the garment part;
A pair of cans formed of a pair of cans formed to form a pair on one end side and the other end side in the horizontal direction of the upper garment stretch portion, each pair of cans disposed so as to open in the horizontal direction,
An adjustment band that is inserted through the pair of cans and allows an interval between the cans to be adjusted,
A costume characterized in that the waist or chest circumference of the upper garment part can be freely adjusted within the range of the maximum stretch width in the horizontal direction of the upper garment stretch part using the adjustment band.   The said adjustment band can adjust the width | variety between each said can by the both ends being connected with the hook-and-loop fastener in the state penetrated by the said pair of cans. Costumes.   The costume according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a plurality of the can pairs are arranged side by side from a chest part to a trunk part of the upper garment part.   4. The apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising a stretchable part made of an elastic material formed from a chest part to an abdomen near the side of the upper garment part, and a fit feeling at the time of wearing is increased by elasticity of the stretchable part. The costume according to item 1.

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