JP2015224400A - Skirt for taking size - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a skirt for taking size, which allows every person to take size of a waist size and length, regardless of skill of taking size.SOLUTION: A skirt for taking size comprises: a body 11 to be attached to a waist of a try-on person; measurement means 21 disposed along a waist part 20 of the body 11; and belt-state pleats 30 having different length each other and disposed along a peripheral direction of the waist part 20. Waist size suitable for the try-on person is measured by the measurement means 21 disposed on the waist part 20. In addition, length of the skirt suitable for the try-on person is measured using the plural pleats 30 having different length.

Description

  The present invention relates to a measuring skirt.

  Currently, when measuring uniforms, skilled measurers use a measure to measure the waist size and length of the target person and tailor the uniform to the size of each person's body. And in the case of uniforms such as school uniforms whose use start time is fixed, it is necessary to respond to a large number of uniform measurement requests at once. For this reason, in addition to the skilled measuring person, the part-timer measuring person is temporarily supplemented to carry out the measuring. However, if a person who is not used to measuring measures, the waist size and length may be measured incorrectly. In addition, there may be slight individual differences in measuring due to differences in measuring persons.

  For example, the length of the skirt is difficult to grasp when the sizing person measures only with a measure. For this reason, afterwards, requests for tailoring of the length and waist from the client increase, and the work may become complicated. On the other hand, such a mistake is unlikely to occur when actually trying on, but the number of times of changing the skirt for the trial wear increases. As a result, the measuring time per person becomes longer and may significantly exceed the planned total measuring time. In addition, it is costly because it is necessary to manufacture extra samples for trial use in advance.

JP-A-9-67711

  Therefore, an object of the present embodiment is to provide a measuring skirt that allows anyone to easily measure the waist size and length regardless of the level of skill in measuring.

  The measuring skirt according to the embodiment includes a main body mounted on a waist of a fitting person, measuring means provided along a waist portion of the main body, and strips having different lengths provided along a circumferential direction of the waist portion. With a cocoon. Then, a waist size suitable for the fitting person is measured using a measuring means provided in the waist portion. Then, the length of the skirt suitable for the try-on is measured using a plurality of heels having different lengths.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a measuring skirt according to the present embodiment. FIG. 2 is an expanded view of the measuring skirt of FIG. FIG. 3 is a development view in which a part of a ridge of the measuring skirt of FIG. 1 is turned.

  Hereinafter, the structure of the measuring skirt according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a measuring skirt 1 according to this embodiment includes a main body 11 that is a so-called winding skirt, a measuring means 21 provided along a waist portion 20 of the main body 11, and a waist portion 20 of the main body 11. And a plurality of belt-like ridges 30 having different lengths extending in the length direction.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the measuring means 21 has a plurality of cans 22 arranged on the outside of the waist portion 20 and a hooking portion 23 provided at one end of the waist portion 20. The plurality of ridges 22 are metal rings arranged at a predetermined interval along the waist portion 20. The hook portion 23 is a metal hook provided inside one end (the right side in the figure) of the waist portion 20, and is engaged by being hooked on a ring of the collar 22.

  A scale 24 is attached to each ridge 22 provided along the waist portion 20. The scale 24 indicates the waist size when engaged with the latching portion 23. As shown in FIG. 2, the ridges 22 are not all arranged at regular intervals, but are provided with scales (centimeters) 100, 95, 90, 84, 81, 78. Yes. The arrangement interval of the collars 22 is set at a predetermined interval from the distribution of the waist size of the try-on wearer targeted for the measuring skirt 1. For example, the ridges 22 are arranged at intervals of 3 centimeters for a size band requiring a fine waist size setting, and at intervals of 5 centimeters for other size bands. In other words, a measurer actually measures a try-on wearer whose waist size is 90 cm or more or 57 cm or less without being a target of the measuring skirt 1. Of course, an oversized measuring skirt 1 can be prepared and provided. In addition, the arrangement | positioning space | interval of the collar 22 of the measuring skirt 1, and the measurable range of waist size are determined with reference to the waist size of the target student.

  Since the scale 24 is provided on the outer side of the waist portion 20, the measuring person can confirm at a glance the waist size suitable for the fitting person. In the present embodiment, a plurality of hooks 22 are provided as the measuring means 21 and one hooking part 23 is provided. However, the hooks 22 and the hooking part 23 can be reversed. In other words, a plurality of hook portions 23 may be provided on the waist portion 20 at a predetermined interval, and the flange 22 may be provided on one end of the waist portion 20. In this case, a scale 24 is attached to the side of each hook 23.

  As the measuring means 21, other means can be used as long as the main body 11 can be fastened at the waist of the fitting person. For example, it is possible to use a so-called cloth surface fastener for the waist portion 20. In this case, one hook-like cloth tape of the hook-and-loop fastener is arranged inside the hook portion 23 at one end (right side in the drawing) of the waist portion 20 of the measuring skirt 1 shown in FIG. Then, the other pile-shaped cloth tape of the hook-and-loop fastener with the scale 24 is arranged from the other end (the left side in the drawing) toward the center. A mark serving as a reference for measuring the waist size is provided on the outside of the waist portion 20 provided with the hook-shaped cloth tape on the inside. Thereby, it is possible to measure the waist size on the basis of the scale 24 attached to the position of the mark when the hook-and-loop fastener is closed according to the waist size.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the heel 30 is a belt-like cloth with different lengths provided along the waist portion 20 of the main body 11. Each of the collars 30 has a fixed length. And the length of the length of the collar is written in the lower end of each collar 30. For example, a cocoon with a length of 63 centimeters is a heel 31a, a heel with a 60 centimeter heel 31b, a heel with a 57 centimeter heel 31c, a heel with a 54 centimeter heel 31d, a heel with a 51 centimeter heel 31e, and a heel 31 with a 48 centimeter 31 f is disposed along the waist portion 20. In this case, the length of the main body 11 is 45 cm.

  In the present embodiment, it is possible to measure from seven different heights by combining the six different lengths of the collars 31a to 31f and the height of the main body 11. The width of the heel 30 is not particularly defined, but if it is too thin, it will be difficult for the wearer to grasp the image of the skirt length at the time of fitting.

  Further, in the present embodiment, the heels 30 are all attached to the waist portion 20 and formed using a cloth that hangs down in a band shape, but this is not a limitation. For example, it is also possible to arrange a plurality of ridges 30 having different lengths attached to the lower end of the main body 11 so as to hang down along the circumferential direction.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the main body 11 extends so as to overlap the insides of the plurality of ridges 30. And the winding width of the main body 11 has a length that can cover at least the entire circumference of the buttocks of the fitting person. Here, the buttocks indicate a range from the waist of the fitting person to the upper part of the thigh. In other words, the main body 11 has a winding width that covers at least the buttocks of the fitting person. Moreover, the main body 11 has the shortest length within the measuring range. Furthermore, in the measuring skirt 1 according to the present embodiment, the main body 11 is disposed so as to be overlapped with the insides of the plurality of collars 30. However, it is also possible to arrange the main body 11 on the outside and the collar 30 on the inside. Note that pleats are provided on the portion of the main body 11 that does not overlap with the heel 30 so that it can be easily imagined that the try-on wears school uniforms.

  Next, a skirt measuring method using the measuring skirt 1 will be described.

  The try-on wraps the measuring skirt 1 around the body according to the waist position in the same manner as a general winding skirt.

  Here, the measuring person or the fitting person hooks the hook 23 provided on the waist part 20 of the measuring skirt 1 on the collar 22 provided at a position suitable for the waist size of the fitting person. If necessary, the measurer confirms with the fitting person whether the measured waist size is suitable. When the waist size is suitable, the scale 24 indicating the waist size of the collar 22 on which the latching portion 23 is hung is written on the measuring sheet. This completes the measurement of the waist size.

  Next, the try-on sees herself in the mirror and checks the length of the skirt. In the measuring skirt 1 according to the present embodiment, the most suitable length can be selected from the six heels 30 having different lengths and the seven kinds of lengths of the main body 11. Here, as shown in FIG. 3, each kite 30 can be turned over separately, so that it is possible to make it easier to imagine the uniform appearance by projecting unnecessary kites 30 in a mirror. For example, when the fitting person informs the sizing person that the heel 31f is the most suitable length, the sizing person writes down the dimension of the height described at the lower end of the heel 31f on the measuring sheet. This completes the measurement of the skirt length.

  In the present embodiment, the method of writing down the number indicating the length of the length described at the lower end of the heel 30 is used, but is not limited to this method. For example, the color of the lining of each heel is distinguished by the length of the length, and for example, if the heel is 31f, it may be written down on the measuring sheet as the lining “red”.

  In the case of school uniforms, there may be a specific skirt length for each school. At this time, the sizing person can quickly select the skirt length suitable for the fitting person by memorizing the prescribed dimension in advance. The prescribed dimension in this case is, for example, “10 cm below the knee” or the like, and is a value determined according to the size of the body of the fitting person.

  Further, a wound skirt type skirt is used as the measuring skirt 1 according to the present embodiment. For example, as another embodiment, a waist portion and a collar of a cylindrical skirt used for a normal uniform are processed. It is also possible to create it. When a cylindrical measuring skirt is used, the skirt is not wrapped around the body, but the waist is passed through the body at the waist position, but the waist measuring means and length measuring means Are the same. Note that the measurement possible range when the cylindrical skirt is used is set to be narrower than when the wound skirt is used. This is because the diameter of the cylinder is fixed, so if you set the measuring range large, there will be a lot of fabric in the waist when a slim fitter tries on compared to the diameter of the cylinder of the measuring skirt. difficult. However, the cylindrical measuring skirt is useful because it can be used with peace of mind without opening the skirt when worn.

  Further, although a pleated skirt is shown as the measuring skirt 1, the type of the skirt can correspond to various types of skirts without being limited thereto. Moreover, it is preferable to use the cloth actually used for the uniform as the cloth used for the skirt. This is to help the try-on person more easily imagine his uniform.

  By using the measuring skirt as described above, anyone can measure the waist size and length of a skirt suitable for a try-on with a simple configuration, and can measure multiple sizes in a short time. Therefore, it is possible to shorten the time for measuring. This is very advantageous when many student skirt sizes must be measured and produced in a short period of time, such as when student enrollment is concentrated.

  In addition, since the measuring skirt 1 of the present embodiment is created by processing the same fabric as the actual uniform, the feel of the skirt, the texture of the fabric, and the mirror are reflected when the try-on wears. It is possible to confirm the state of having performed. For this reason, the image is much easier to convey to the try-onr than to measure with only the major. Further, by using the measuring skirt 1 of the present embodiment, it is not necessary to try on a plurality of sizes of skirts many times, and it is possible to reduce time loss due to the work time for changing clothes. In addition, there is no need to create multi-size try-on skirts.

  In addition, after delivery of the size-adjusted skirt, requests from customers to adjust the waist size and length again are reduced, and the flow of work is not delayed by the size adjustment.

  The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment. For example, in the present embodiment, measurement of school uniforms has been described as an example, but the present invention can be applied to measurement of various uniforms used in various industries, so-called suits for women, and the like. Of course, various modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Measuring skirt, 11 ... Main body, 20 ... Measuring means, 21 ... Waist part, 22 ... 鐶, 23 ... Hanging part, 24 ... Scale, 30 ... 襞, 31a-f ... 襞.

Claims (5)

The body to be worn on the waist of the try-on,
Measuring means provided along the waist portion of the body;
A plurality of belt-like ridges having different lengths provided along the circumferential direction of the waist part,
Comprising
A measuring skirt, wherein a waist size suitable for a try-on is measured by the measuring means, and a skirt length suitable for the try-on is measured by the scissors. The measuring means includes a plurality of ridges provided along the waist portion,
A hook portion provided at one end of the waist portion,
2. The measuring skirt according to claim 1, wherein the waist size of the fitting person is measured by hooking the hooking portion on one of the plurality of hooks. The measuring means includes a plurality of hook portions provided along the waist portion,
Comprising a heel provided at one end of the waist portion;
2. The measuring skirt according to claim 1, wherein the waist size of the fitting person is measured by hooking one of the plurality of hooks on the heel.   The skirt for measuring according to claim 1, 2 or 3, wherein the main body has a winding width exceeding at least the entire circumference of the buttocks of the fitting person and has the shortest length within a measuring possible range.   The skirt for measuring according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the main body is disposed so as to overlap inside the plurality of ridges.

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