JP2014125695A - Clothing for women - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide clothing for women capable of wearing without wrinkles and cramps appearing on a surface of an outer garment outstandingly and capable of solving the problems about difficulty in wearing, entangling in washing and the like, even when materials having different elastic properties are used for the outer garment and an inner garment.SOLUTION: Clothing for women comprises: an outer garment 1; and an inner garment 2 provided by being sewn to at least one part of an inner surface of the outer garment 1. The inner garment 2 is configured by: a front part having a pair of cup parts; a back cloth part provided on a back side facing the front part and joined to left and right edges of a lower part of the front part; and a pair of shoulder cloth parts joined to left and right edges of an upper part of the front part and extending in a shoulder direction, and joined to left and right upper ends of the back cloth part or to left and right shoulder parts 13 of the outer garment 1. The outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are configured from materials having different elastic properties, and the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are partially sewn at each other's armhole parts.

Description

  The present invention relates to a female garment such as a T-shirt, a polo shirt, and a cut-and-sew, in which an outer garment and an inner garment having a cup portion are integrated.

  In recent years, women's clothing in which an outer garment such as a camisole or a tank top is integrated with a cup portion of a brassiere has been widely sold. Such a garment is easy to wear because it is worn without a brassiere, and the problem that occurs when wearing a normal brassiere, where the shoulder strap of the brassiere shifts and is exposed from the outer garment, can be solved ( For example, see Patent Document 1).

  As such clothing, for example, an outer garment such as a tank top and an inner garment having a cup portion of a brassiere are made so that the outer garment and the inner garment are the same material and have the same dimensions, and the outer garment and the inner garment are Garments sewn at armholes, shoulders, and neckline are known. In such a garment, since the outer garment and the inner garment are formed of the same material, there is an advantage that wrinkles, creases and the like at the time of wearing due to a difference in stretchability between the outer garment and the inner garment do not occur. However, because it is necessary to use a highly stretchable material with a moderate hold feeling for the shape of the bust, the inner line will appear as a whole when the outer garment of this material is combined. There is a drawback that it becomes a tight silhouette clothing and is not suitable for wearing out alone and going out.

  In addition, the outer garment and inner garment are made of different materials, the outer garment has an appropriate space so that the body line does not come out, and the inner garment has an appropriate hold feeling to enable bust shape retention. Types of clothing are also known. In such a garment, the outer garment and the inner garment are often sewn only at the shoulder portion so as not to cause wrinkles, slipping, or the like when worn due to the difference in stretchability between the outer garment and the inner garment. However, in such clothing, there are few sewn parts between the outer garment and the inner garment, and there are drawbacks such as the wrong position to insert the arm when wearing it, and the body being difficult to put in, and the outer garment and inner garment are separated during washing. There was also a drawback of getting tangled.

  There are also known clothing that has a bare top shape (with no shoulder straps) with respect to the outer garment, and the outer garment and the inner garment are sewn only under the armhole. There is no strap, and there is a disadvantage that the effect of lifting the bust cannot be obtained because it fits the body only around the chest.

  Such a garment in which the cup part of the brassiere and the outer garment are integrated has gained the support of women widely from the comfort of comfort etc., but the design of the outer garment that can be worn as outing and wearing, Under the present circumstances, clothing that is excellent in various respects such as ease of wearing at the time of wearing, prevention of tangling at the time of washing, shape retention effect of bust, and the like is further desired.

JP 2000-144503 A

  An object of the present invention is to solve the above-described problems in conventional women's clothing including an outer garment and an inner garment having a cup portion, and in the case of using materials having different elasticity between the outer garment and the inner garment. Even if there is an inner garment having a cup part and an outer garment that can be worn without causing wrinkles or lashes notably appearing on the surface of the outer garment, and can solve problems such as difficulty in wearing and entanglement during washing It aims at providing the clothing for women provided with.

  In solving the above-mentioned problems, the present inventors have conducted intensive studies.As a result, the inventors focused on the sewing between the outer garment and the inner garment particularly at the armhole part, and the portions where the outer garment and the inner garment are sewn and the portions that are not sewn are sewn. By making both sides appropriately present in the armhole part, even if the outer garment and the inner garment are made of materials with different stretchability, the outer garment will not cause distortion of the appearance such as wrinkles or sledges. Thus, it was found that it was possible to eliminate the difficulty in wearing and the entanglement during washing, and the present invention was completed.

  That is, the present invention is to sew on at least a part of the inner garment of the outer garment in which the neckline portion is provided at the left and right ends of the body part composed of the front body and the back body, and the neckline part is provided at the upper end of the body part. An inner garment, the inner garment comprising a front part having a pair of cup parts, a back part facing the front part, and a lower part of the front part. A pair of back cloth parts joined to the left and right edges, and a pair of joints joined to the left and right edges of the upper part of the front part and extending in the shoulder direction, and joined to the left and right upper ends of the back cloth part or the left and right shoulder parts of the outer garment. A female comprising a shoulder cloth portion, comprising a stretchable material different from the outer garment and the inner garment, and wherein the outer garment and the inner garment are partially sewn together at the respective armhole portions. It relates to clothing.

  The shoulder cloth part and / or the back cloth part of the inner garment are made of a stretchable material, and at least a part of the surface of the shoulder cloth part and / or the back cloth part is different from the material. It is preferable that the stretchable material is further stacked to form a double structure. Further, it is preferable that a tape having elasticity is provided along the front neckline of the inner garment and / or the hem of the inner garment.

  The outer garment and the inner garment are sewn together at the front and / or back armholes, and 30 to 50% of the entire outer garment of the outer garment is sewn with the inner garment. Is preferred. For example, the outer garment and the inner garment are sewn together in either the front or back armhole portion, and 60 to 100% of the front or back armhole portion of the outer garment is the It can be a female garment sewn with an inner garment. On the other hand, it is preferable that the outer garment and the inner garment are not sewn together at the lower end portions of the armholes.

  The female garment of the present invention has an outer garment and an inner garment that are partially sewn at each other's armholes and separated from each other without being sewn at the other armholes. Even when a material having elasticity different from that of the inner garment is used, it is possible to prevent the outer garment from being distorted in appearance such as wrinkles or sag due to pulling of the inner garment. For this reason, the inner garment can be stretched moderately and fit to the body to create a bust shape-retaining effect, while the outer garment has no design restrictions, for example, the outer garment should be kept away from the body moderately. It can be a certain design. In such garments, since the outer garment and the inner garment are not in close contact with each other, the cup line and the structure of the inner garment do not appear remarkably in the outer garment, and the outer garment and the inner garment can be worn as outing and wearing. Also, since the outer garment and inner garment are partially sewn together at the armhole, they are armed when worn compared to conventional products where the outer garment and inner garment are sewn only by the shoulder. There is also an advantage that the part to be inserted is not mistaken, the arm is easy to pass through the sleeve, and it is difficult to get entangled even after washing.

It is the front view (A) and back view (B) which show an example of the clothes for women of the present invention. It is the front view (A) and back view (B) of the state which extracted only the inner garment. It is the front view (A) and the back view (B) of the state which turned over the clothing for women of the 1st form by which the outer garment and the inner garment were sewn in a part of the back sleeve part. In order to make the sewing site easy to understand, both the outer garment and the inner garment are shown as being turned over. It is the front view (A) and the rear view (B) in the state which turned over the clothes for women of the 2nd form by which the outer garment and the inner garment were sewn in a part of the front sleeve part. In order to make the sewing site easy to understand, both the outer garment and the inner garment are shown as being turned over. A front view (A) and a rear view (B) of the third embodiment of the women's clothing turned upside down, with the outer garment and inner garment sewn from a part of the front armhole part to a part of the rear armhole part It is. In order to make the sewing site easy to understand, both the outer garment and the inner garment are shown as being turned over. A front view (A) and a rear view (B) of the fourth embodiment of the women's garment turned upside down, with the outer garment and inner garment sewn in part of the front and back armholes It is. In order to make the sewing site easy to understand, both the outer garment and the inner garment are shown as being turned over. It is a figure which shows an example of the use condition of the clothing for women of this invention.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. However, the present invention is not limited to these embodiments.

  FIG. 1 shows a front view (A) and a rear view (B) of a female garment applied to a so-called T-shirt. An inner garment 2 having a cup portion is provided on the inner surface of a T-shirt as the outer garment 1, and the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are sewn at least at a part of each armhole portion (the outer garment in FIG. 1). 1 and the inner garment 2 are not shown).

  The outer garment 1 includes a front body 14 a, a back body 14 b, and a sleeve 15, with a neckline 11 at the upper part of the left and right ends of the body 14, and a neck 12 at the center of the upper end.

  For the outer garment 1, a thin and soft material that can be used for clothes is used, and among them, a material that is less stretchable than the inner garment 2 is used so that the body line does not come out too much. As a material of the outer garment 1, a cloth made of cotton, hemp, silk, nylon, polyester, rayon, acrylic, hair, a mixed material thereof, knit, or the like is preferably used.

  The outer garment 1 is not limited to a T-shirt and can be widely applied to women's clothing. For example, the outer garment 1 may be a polo shirt, a cut-and-sew, a camisole, a tank top, a dress, a blouse, a knit, or the like. In particular, according to the present invention, wrinkles and crevices that are generated around the sleeve portion 15 of the outer garment 1 and the sleeve portion of the back body 14b are obtained by partially sewing the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 at the respective armholes. Therefore, as the outer garment 1, clothes with sleeves such as a T-shirt, a polo shirt, a cut-and-sew, a one-piece, a blouse, and a knit are suitable.

  FIG. 2 is a view for explaining the inner garment 2, and shows a front view (A) and a rear view (B) in a state where only the inner garment 2 is extracted from the female garment shown in FIG. (In fact, since the inner garment 2 is partially sewn to the outer garment 1, it is not configured to be removable from the outer garment 1.)

  The inner garment 2 includes a pair of left and right cup parts 24 formed so as to cover the wearer's breast, and a front part 26 composed of a cup support part 25 that is joined to the lower edge of the cup part 24 and supports the cup part 24. The back cloth part 28 provided on the back side facing the front part 26, joined to the left and right edges of the lower part of the front part 26, and joined to the left and right edges of the upper part of the front part 26 and extending in the shoulder direction, It consists of a pair of shoulder cloth portions 27 joined to the left and right upper ends of the cloth portion 28 or the left and right shoulder portions 13 of the outer garment 1. In FIG. 2, the upper ends of the left and right shoulder cloth portions 27 of the inner garment 2 and the upper left and right ends of the back cloth portion 28 are joined at the shoulder portions 23, but the inner garment 2 is connected to the upper ends of the left and right shoulder cloth portions 27. And the upper left and right ends of the back cloth portion 28 may not be joined at the shoulder portion 23. When the upper ends of the left and right shoulder cloth portions 27 of the inner garment 2 and the left and right upper ends of the back cloth portion 28 are not joined at the shoulder portion 23, the upper ends of the left and right shoulder cloth portions 27 of the inner garment 2 And the left and right upper ends of the back cloth portion 28 are fixed to the outer garment 1 by sewing directly to the inner surface portions of the left and right shoulder portions 13 of the outer garment 1.

  The left and right armhole portions 21 of the inner garment 2 are formed by portions extending from the outer edges of the left and right shoulder cloth portions 27 to the left and right edges of the upper portion of the back cloth portion 28. Further, a front neck portion 22 a of the inner garment 2 is formed by a portion from the upper edge of the front portion 26 constituted by the upper edge of the cup portion 24 to the inner edges of the left and right shoulder cloth portions 27. A back neckline portion 22 b of the inner garment 2 is provided at the upper end of the center portion of the back cloth portion 28.

  The cup part 24 of the inner garment 2 has the same shape as the cup part of a normal brassiere, that is, a three-dimensional shape that follows the bulge of the bust. Further, the front part 26 is formed as a mold cup in which the cup part 24 and the cup support part 25 are integrated. For the front part 26, a urethane fabric having a large number of small holes is used in order to improve air permeability and improve the comfort of the wearer. A smooth fabric (100% polyester) is used on the surface side of the urethane fabric. A water-absorbing quick-drying mesh fabric is layered on the back side in contact with the wearer's skin to form a three-layer structure.

  A material having elasticity different from that of the outer garment 1 is used for the shoulder cloth portion 27 and the back cloth portion 28 of the inner garment 2. In particular, in order to appropriately fit the entire inner garment 2 to the body, a material having higher elasticity than that used for the outer garment 1 is used for the shoulder cloth portion 27 and the back cloth portion 28. Specifically, cotton, polyester, polyurethane, nylon, acrylic, a mixed material thereof, or the like is preferably used for the shoulder cloth portion 27 and the back cloth portion 28.

  The shoulder cloth portion 27 has a double structure, and on the surface side of the fabric composed of the above material (the side facing the outer garment 1 when worn), a kind of stretchable material different from the above material, for example, a power net, Layered with stretchy mesh fabric. Further, the shoulder cloth portion 27 is made of cloth that has been draped along the body line. Furthermore, a highly stretchable tape is provided in a portion from the upper edge of the front portion 26 to the inner edges of the left and right shoulder cloth portions 27, that is, a portion along the front neckline portion 22 a of the inner garment 2. Of the armholes 2 of the inner garment 2 (parts corresponding to the outer edge of the shoulder cloth part 27 and the left and right edges of the upper part of the back cloth part 28), the part of the outer garment 1 that is not sewn with the armholes 11 A highly elastic tape is provided. By making such a structure around the shoulder cloth portion 27, the stretchability of the inner garment 2 is further strengthened, a force for pulling the cup portion 24 upward is generated, and the height of the cup portion 24 is stabilized. You can keep your bust high.

  The back cloth portion 28 is also at least partially made of a double structure, and a stretchable material of a type different from the above material is provided on the surface side of the fabric composed of the above material (the side facing the outer garment 1 when worn). For example, a power net, a highly elastic mesh fabric, etc. are stacked. In addition, a highly elastic tape fabric rubber is provided at the hem portion 29 of the inner garment 2 (the portion corresponding to the lower edge of the front portion 26 and the lower edge of the back cloth portion 28). By adopting such a structure of the back cloth part 28 and the hem part 29, the cup part 24 of the inner garment 2 is more fit to the body, the position of the cup part 24 is stabilized also in the lateral direction, and the bust is It can be stabilized.

  By making the inner garment 2 have the above-described structure, the cup can be stabilized from two vertical and horizontal directions while exhibiting a function equivalent to that of a brassiere while giving the entire inner garment 2 a suitable fit. Further, when the outer garment 1 is sewn and worn, the cup portion 24 and the entire inner garment 2 line can be worn with a clean silhouette without causing the outer garment 1 to resonate.

  The outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are integrally assembled by sewing together at least a part of the armhole part 11 of the outer garment 1 and a part of the armhole part 21 of the inner garment 2 corresponding thereto. In FIGS. 3-6, the front view (A) and the rear view (B) of the state which turned over the ladies' clothing which concerns on typical embodiment of this invention are shown. In addition, since the inner garment 2 is sewn on the inner surface of the outer garment 1, the sewing site in the armholes 11 and 21 between the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 is usually not confirmed from the front and back of the garment. Therefore, in FIG. 3 to FIG. 6, the clothing is shown in a state in which both the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are turned over in order to make it easy to understand the sewing site in the armholes 11 and 21. In FIGS. 3 to 6, the sewing part 3 between the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 is schematically shown and distinguished from the free (non-sewing) part 4. In addition, since the sewing of the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 in the shoulder parts 13 and 23 is arbitrary, it is not shown in the drawing.

  FIG. 3 shows a front view (A) and a rear view (B) in a state where the female clothing of the first embodiment is turned upside down. In the first embodiment, the front armhole portion 11a of the outer garment 1 is released without being sewn to the inner garment 2, and the rear armhole 2 of the inner garment 2 is partially only in the rear armhole portion 11b of the outer garment 1. It is sewn with the corresponding part of the part 21b. In addition, in this specification, the armholes 11 and 21 of the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are “corresponding (parts)” as a state when the garment is normally worn (a state where it is not turned over) When the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are aligned with each other through the lines of the shoulders 13 and 23, the armholes 11 and 21 are the closest parts, and the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are sewn together. May be determined as appropriate so as not to become unnatural. Specifically, in the first form, about 80% of the upper portion of the back arm portion 11b of the outer garment 1 is sewn to the corresponding back arm portion 21b of the inner garment 2 (3). 1 (the lower portion including the lower end portion 11c of the armhole) and the front armhole portion 11a are separated from each other without being sewn on the inner garment 2 (4). ). The outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are further sewn together at the rear neckline 12b of the outer garment 1 and the back neckline 22b of the inner garment 2. In the first embodiment, since only the rear side having a large operation is independently joined, it is difficult to cause a slip or distortion. Further, by not joining the periphery of the lower end portion 11c of the armhole, the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 can be used in a design that is not constrained by different chest circumference sizes.

  FIG. 4 shows a front view (A) and a rear view (B) in a state where the female clothing of the second embodiment is turned upside down. In the second form, the back armhole portion 11b of the outer garment 1 is released without being sewn to the inner garment 2, and the front armhole of the inner garment 2 is partially only at the front armhole portion 11a of the outer garment 1. It is sewn with the corresponding part of the part 21a. Specifically, about 80% of the upper portion of the front armhole portion 11a of the outer garment 1 is sewn to the corresponding front armhole portion 21a of the inner garment 2 (3), and the front armhole portion of the outer garment 1 The remaining portion of 11a (the lower portion including the lower end portion 11c of the arm and about 20% below) and the rear armhole portion 11b are released from the inner garment 2 without being sewn (4). The outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are further sewn together at the rear neckline 12b of the outer garment 1 and the back neckline 22b of the inner garment 2. In the second form, the outer garment 1 is not pulled by the inner garment 2 even during exercise because the chest and the back part where the operation is large are not joined. Further, by not joining the periphery of the lower end portion 11c of the armhole, the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 can be used in a design that is not constrained by different chest circumference sizes.

  FIG. 5 shows a front view (A) and a rear view (B) of the third embodiment of the women's clothing turned upside down (partially omitted in the figure). In the third embodiment, the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are sewn from a part of the front armholes 11a, 21a to a part of the rear armholes 11b, 21b, and the sewn part 3 is a shoulder part 13, It is said that it is a stretch across 23. Specifically, approximately 40% of each of the front and back arm portions 11a and 11b of the outer garment 1 is sewn together with the corresponding front and back arm portions 21a and 21b of the inner garment 2. The remaining portions of the armholes 11 and 21 including the lower end portions 11c and 21c of the armholes are released without being sewn (4). The outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are further sewn together at the rear neckline 12b of the outer garment 1 and the back neckline 22b of the inner garment 2. In the third mode, the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 can be used in a design that is not constrained by the size of the different chest circumferences by not joining the periphery of the lower end portion 11c more widely.

  FIG. 6 shows a front view (A) and a rear view (B) of the fourth embodiment of the women's clothing turned upside down (part of the figure is omitted). In the fourth embodiment, the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are sewn at a part of the front armholes 11a and 21a and a part of the rear armholes 11b and 21b, and are sewn from the sewn part 3 (non-sewn). The site | part 4 exists alternately. Specifically, about 40% of the middle portion of the front armhole portion 11a of the outer garment 1 and about 40% of the middle portion of the rear armhole portion 11b of the outer garment 1 correspond to the inner garment 2, respectively. It is sewn to the front and back armholes 21a and 21b (3), and the remaining portions of the armholes 11 and 21 including the lower armhole lower end portions 11c and 21c are released without being sewn (4 ). The outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are further sewn together at the rear neckline 12b of the outer garment 1 and the back neckline 22b of the inner garment 2.

  In any of FIGS. 3 to 6 (first to fourth forms), the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are sewn at a part of each other's armholes 11 and 21 and each other's back necks 12b and 22b. It is worn. In addition, as above-mentioned, the sewing of the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 in the shoulder parts 13 and 23 is arbitrary. However, when the inner garment 2 has a shape in which the upper ends of the left and right shoulder cloth portions 27 are not joined to the left and right upper end portions of the back cloth portion 28 in the shoulder portion 23, the upper ends of the left and right shoulder cloth portions 27. And / or the left and right upper ends of the back cloth portion 28 are sewn and fixed to the inner surfaces of the left and right shoulder portions 13 of the outer garment 1.

  Outside the above-described sewing site, the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are separated from each other without being sewn, and in particular, from the front neckline 22a of the inner garment 2 and the lower end 21c (armpit) to the hem 29. This part is completely released from the outer garment 1 and is in a state of being swallowed. In particular, the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are not sewn together at the periphery of the lower end portions 11c and 21c of the armholes. The lower end portions 11c and 21c of the armholes (the lowest part of the armhole) are at the widest position. Therefore, when the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are sewn in the part, the inner garment 2 is fitted to the body. In this case, the lowermost part of the armhole of the outer garment 1 needs to be fitted in the same manner, and there is a restriction that the entire garment is limited to the fitted design of the side part. On the other hand, by not sewing the periphery of the lower end portions 11c and 21c of the armholes, it is not necessary to be constrained by the respective chest circumference dimensions of the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2, and thus there is an advantage that there is no restriction on the design of the outer garment 1. is there.

  Any of the above first to fourth forms can be suitably used, but among them, the first to third forms of female clothing are more preferred. In the 1st form-the 3rd form, the middle part of the armhole part 11 in the outer garment 1 (the upper part of the armhole (the part where the armhole part 11 and the shoulder part 13 contact)) and the middle part of the armhole lower end part 11c. Point) In the vicinity, the corresponding part of the inner garment 2 is joined only at the back (first form), is joined only at the front (second form), or is not joined either before or after ( (3rd form). Since the central part of the armholes 11 and 21 is a part that can be influenced by the movement of the chest around which the operation is large, the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are joined in either one or both of the front and rear. It is advantageous that the bonding is not more likely to cause distortion or distortion.

  The present invention is not limited to each of the above-described embodiments, and within a range where the desired effect of the present invention is obtained, the sewing site and the degree of sewing between the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2, the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 The structure and the like can be changed as appropriate. In particular, the degree of sewing of the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 at the armholes 11 and 21 can be adjusted as appropriate, and the dimensions of the armholes 11 of the outer garment 1 (the front armhole 11a and the back armhole of the outer garment 1). 30 to 50% of the portion of the inner garment 2 is preferably sewn to the corresponding armhole portion 21 and 35 to 45% of the inner garment 2 More preferably, it is sewn to the two corresponding armholes 21.

  Moreover, in the aspect in which the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are sewn only in either one of the front armhole portions 11a and 21a or the rear armhole portions 11b and 21b, the front armhole portion of the outer garment 1 60 to 100% of the size of 11a or the size of the back arm 11b of the outer garment 1 is sewn to the corresponding front or back arm 21a or 21b of the inner garment 2. More preferably, 70 to 90% of the portion is sewn to the corresponding front or back arm portion 21a or back arm portion 21b of the inner garment 2, and 75 to 85%. More preferably, the portion is sewn to the corresponding front or back armhole portion 21a or back armhole portion 21b of the inner garment 2.

  On the other hand, the degree of non-sewing between the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 in the peripheral portions of the armhole lower end portions 11c and 21c can be appropriately adjusted. Specifically, with respect to the size of the armhole portion 11 of the outer garment 1, a portion of 10% or more below including the lower end portion 11 c of the armhole is sewn to the corresponding armhole portion 21 of the inner garment 2 both in the front and rear. It is preferable that the lower 20% or more including the lower end portion 11c is not sewn to the corresponding armhole portion 21 of the inner garment 2 in both the front and rear. In addition, as an upper limit of the ratio that the front and rear portions of the armholes 11 and 21 are not sewn together, 60% or less is preferable and 40% or less is more preferable with respect to the dimension of the armhole portion 11 of the outer garment 1. It is.

  In FIG. 7, an example of the usage aspect of the ladies' clothing of this invention is shown. In the female garment of the present invention, the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are sewn to only a part at the armholes 11 and 21, and the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are released at the remaining armholes 11 and 21. In order to remain in the (swelled) state, it is possible to prevent wrinkles, creases and the like caused by being pulled by the highly stretchable inner garment 1, particularly at the sleeve portion 15 of the outer garment 1 (in FIG. The sewing site with the inner garment 2 is not shown). Many women's garments in which the conventional brassiere function is integrated with the outer garment have a sleeveless type such as a camisole or a tank top. However, according to the present invention, the sleeve 15 and the back body 14b as described above are provided. Since problems such as wrinkles and slipping around the sleeve portion are eliminated, even an outer garment 1 having a sleeve can be integrated with an inner garment 2 having a cup portion of a brassiere.

  In the female garment of the present invention, the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are partially sewn at an appropriate ratio in the respective armhole portions 11 and 21, and the outer garment 1 and 21 in the remaining armhole portions 11 and 21. Since the inner garment 2 is released without being sewn, even if the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are made of materials having different elasticity, the outer garment 1 is wrinkled or crushed due to a pull of the inner garment 2 or the like. No external distortion such as For this reason, the inner garment 2 can be appropriately stretched and fitted to the body to produce a bust shape-retaining effect, while the outer garment 1 can be appropriately designed to have a space away from the body. In such a garment, the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are not in close contact with each other, so that the appearance of the cup and the structure of the inner garment 2 do not appear remarkably in the outer garment 1 when worn. Is possible. Moreover, since the inner garment 2 has a suitable fit, the inner garment 2 is not displaced from the body even when exercising. Furthermore, since the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are sewn together at an appropriate ratio at the armholes 11 and 21, and the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are sewn only by the shoulder, etc. In comparison, there is an advantage that the arm can be easily passed through the sleeve and the outer garment 1 and the inner garment 2 are less likely to be entangled even after washing.

1: Outer garment 2: Inner garment 3: Sewn part between outer garment and inner garment 4: Free (non-sewn) part between outer garment and inner garment 11: Armhole part (outer garment)
11a: Front armhole part (outer garment)
11b: Back armhole part (outer garment)
11c: Lower end of armhole (outer garment)
12: neckline (outer)
12a: Front neckline (outer garment)
12b: Back neckline (outer garment)
13: Shoulder (outer)
14: Body part 14a: Front body 14b: Back body 15: Sleeve part 21: Sleeve part (inner garment)
21a: Front armhole part (inner garment)
21b: Back armhole part (inner garment)
21c: Lower end of armhole (inner garment)
22: neckline (inner garment)
22a: Front neckline (inner garment)
22b: Back neckline (inner garment)
23: Shoulder (inner garment)
24: Cup part 25: Cup support part 26: Front part 27: Shoulder cloth part 28: Back cloth part 29: Bottom part

Claims (6)

  An outer garment in which a neckline portion is provided at the left and right ends of the body part composed of a front body and a back body, and a neck part is provided at the upper end of the body part, and an inner garment provided by sewing onto at least a part of the inner surface of the outer garment The inner garment comprises a front part having a pair of cup parts and a back side facing the front part and joined to the left and right edges of the lower part of the front part. A pair of shoulder cloth portions joined to the left and right edges of the upper portion of the front portion and extending in the shoulder direction, and joined to left and right upper ends of the back cloth portion or left and right shoulder portions of the outer garment. A female garment comprising the outer garment and the inner garment made of a material having a different elasticity, and the outer garment and the inner garment being partially sewn together at each armhole.   The shoulder cloth part and / or the back cloth part of the inner garment are made of a stretchable material, and at least a part of the surface of the shoulder cloth part and / or the back cloth part is different from the material. The clothing for women according to claim 1, wherein the stretchable material is further stacked to form a double structure.   The women's clothing according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a tape having elasticity is provided along a front neckline of the inner garment and / or a hem of the inner garment.   The outer garment and the inner garment are sewn together at the front and / or back armholes, and 30 to 50% of the entire outer hem of the outer garment is sewn with the inner garment. Item 4. The clothing for women according to any one of Items 1 to 3.   The outer garment and the inner garment are sewn together in either the front or back armhole portion, and 60 to 100% of the front or back armhole portion of the outer garment and the inner garment The women's clothing according to any one of claims 1 to 4, which is sewn.   The female garment according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the outer garment and the inner garment are not sewn together at the lower end portions of the armholes.

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