JP2017222946A - Lower limb clothing - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide lower limb clothing capable of supporting walking of a wearer effectively.SOLUTION: Lower limb clothing 10 includes: a foundation part 20 covering at least a part of an abdomen; and a traverse muscle of abdomen support part 30 having a stronger fastening force than the foundation part 20. The traverse muscle of abdomen support part 30 passes a sacrum part 30Z corresponding to a sacrum 102, a side face part 30Y corresponding to a side face of a waist, and a pubis part 30X corresponding to a pubis 101. A fastening force of the pubis part 30X is stronger than that of the side face part 30Y.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 9

Description

  The present invention relates to a garment for lower limbs.

  Conventionally, clothing for lower limbs that supports the movement of the muscles of the wearer is known. For example, the garment for lower limbs of Patent Document 1 reduces the load on the wearer's walking by supporting the function of the thigh muscle as a muscle involved in walking with the strong tightening force portion.

JP 2013-147759 A

The strong tightening force portion of the garment for lower limbs supports the function of the thigh muscles. On the other hand, the human body moves by the cooperation of muscles at various sites. When walking, muscles other than the thigh muscles work in addition to the thigh muscles, so there is room for improvement in the clothing for the lower limbs.
An object of the present invention is to provide a lower limb garment that can effectively support a wearer's walking.

  (1) One form of the garment for lower limbs according to the present invention includes a base portion that covers at least a part of the abdomen, and a transverse abdominal muscle support portion that has stronger tightening force than the foundation portion, and the transverse abdominal muscle support portion includes a sacrum And the sacrum portion corresponding to the lumbar region, the side portion corresponding to the side surface of the lumbar region, and the pubic portion corresponding to the pubic bone, and the tightening force of the pubic portion is stronger than the tightening force of the side surface portion.

  The muscles involved in walking include the transverse abdominal muscles. The lateral abdominal muscles support the pedestrian by making the pelvic inclination in the middle position and stabilizing the pelvis during walking. According to the lower limb garment, the pubic portion of the transversus abdominis muscle support part pushes the lower part of the wearer's pelvis backward, and the sacrum pushes the upper part of the wearer's pelvis forward. For this reason, the function of the transverse abdominal muscle which stabilizes the pelvis by adjusting the pelvic inclination to an intermediate position is supported. For this reason, a wearer's walk can be supported effectively.

(2) In one example of the garment for the lower limb, the tightening force of the sacrum portion is stronger than the tightening force of the side surface portion.
According to the garment for lower limbs, the tightening force of the sacrum portion is stronger than the tightening force of the side portion, so that the wearer's pelvis can be more appropriately stabilized.

(3) In one example of the garment for the lower limbs, the tightening force of the pubic portion is weaker than the tightening force of the sacral portion.
According to the lower limb garment, the tightening force of the pubic portion is weaker than the tightening force of the sacrum portion, so that the wearer's pelvis can be more appropriately stabilized.

(4) The example of the garment for the lower limb further includes a greater trochanter portion corresponding to the greater trochanter, and the tightening force of the greater trochanter portion is weaker than the tightening force of the side surface portion of the transverse abdominal muscle support portion .
According to the lower limb garment, since the tightening force of the greater trochanter part is weak, the compression to the greater trochanter part from which the bone protrudes is suppressed.

  (5) In one example of the garment for the lower limbs, further comprising a greater gluteal muscle support portion having a stronger tightening force than the base portion, the greater gluteal muscle support portion is continuous with the sacrum portion of the transversus abdominis muscle support portion, The greater ankle muscle part corresponding to the greater ankle muscle, the outer thigh surface part corresponding to the lower part of the greater trochanter in the outer face of the thigh, and the upper thigh part part corresponding to the upper part of the front face of the thigh above the patella pass.

  In the middle stance of walking, the greater anterior muscle supports and stabilizes the leg of the stance side. According to the above-mentioned garment for lower limbs, the lower limbs of the stance leg side are supported by the greater gluteal muscle portion, the thigh outer surface portion, and the thigh front surface portion during the middle stance of walking, so that the function of the greater gluteal muscle is supported. Also, during the kicking period of walking, the greater gluteal muscle stretches the hip joint on the stance side and kicks the ground. According to the lower limb garment, since the hip joint on the stance leg side is extended by the greater ankle muscle part, the outer thigh outer surface part, and the upper thigh front part during the walking kick-out stage, the action of the greater ankle muscle is supported. . For this reason, a wearer's walk can be supported more effectively.

(6) In one example of the garment for the lower limbs, the greater gluteal muscle support portion passes from the thigh front surface portion through the thigh inner surface portion corresponding to the upper side of the thigh front surface portion of the thigh inner surface.
According to the lower limb garment, the force of the hip joint to abduction and rotation is suppressed by the front thigh portion and the inner thigh inner surface portion, so that the function of the greater gluteal muscle can be supported in the correct movement direction.

(7) The example of the garment for the lower limb further includes a knee joint support portion having a tightening force stronger than that of the base portion, and the knee joint support portion surrounds an outer periphery of the patella.
According to the garment for the lower limbs, the knee joint is stabilized by being supported by the knee joint support portion. For this reason, a wearer's walk which becomes easy for a wearer to bend and extend a knee can be supported more effectively.

  (8) An example of the garment for the lower limb includes a calf support portion having a tightening force stronger than that of the base portion, and the calf support portion corresponds to the outer side surface portion of the lower leg corresponding to the outer side surface of the lower leg and the rear surface of the lower leg. The lower leg back part and the inner side part of the lower leg corresponding to the inner side of the lower leg are passed.

  According to the lower limb garment, the calf muscles that support the knee joint are supported by the calf support part, so that the knee joint can be stabilized. For this reason, a wearer's walk can be supported more effectively.

  (9) In one example of the garment for the lower limbs, the tightening force of the front surface of the thigh and the tightening force of the back surface of the lower leg are stronger than the tightening force of the outer surface of the lower leg and the tightening force of the inner surface of the lower leg.

  According to the garment for lower limbs, the front part of the thigh pushes the front face of the thigh backward, and the back part of the lower leg pushes the lower leg forward, whereby the knee joint is supported from the front upper part and the lower rear part. This stabilizes the knee joint. For this reason, a wearer's walk can be supported more effectively.

  The lower limb garment of the present invention can effectively support the wearer's walking.

The perspective view of the front side of the clothing for lower limbs of an embodiment. The perspective view of the back side of the clothes for lower limbs of FIG. The front view of the back side of the clothes for lower limbs of FIG. The rear view of the back side of the clothes for lower limbs of FIG. The disassembled perspective view of the front side of the transverse abdominal muscle support part of the clothing for legs of FIG. The disassembled perspective view of the back side of the transverse abdominal muscle support part of the clothing for legs of FIG. The schematic diagram which shows the relationship between the clothing for lower limbs of FIG. 1, and a human body front. The schematic diagram which shows the relationship between the clothing for lower limbs of FIG. 1, and a human body back surface. The schematic diagram which shows the relationship between the clothing for lower limbs of FIG. 1, and a human body side surface.

(Embodiment)
The configuration of the lower limb garment 10 will be described with reference to FIGS. 3 to 6 show a state in which the lower limb garment 10 is turned upside down, the right and left in FIGS. 1, 2, and 7 to 9 are reversed.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the lower limb garment 10 has a shape covering the waist, abdomen, buttocks, thighs, and lower legs of a human body. The lower limb garment 10 includes a waist 11, a crotch 12, a tape part 13, a base part 20, a transversus abdominis muscle support part 30, a greater calf muscle support part 40, a knee joint support part 50, and a calf support part 60.

  The base portion 20 is formed of a weak tightening force fabric. The base 20 has a shape that covers the waist, abdomen, buttocks, thighs, and lower legs of the wearer. The waist 11 is provided at the upper end of the base portion 20. The waist 11 can be arranged around the wearer's waist. The waist 11 is formed, for example, by bending a weak tightening force fabric of the base portion 20. The crotch 12 is provided in a portion corresponding to the crotch in the base portion 20. The tape part 13 is provided in a part corresponding to the crack so as to follow the crack. The tape part 13 improves the fitting property with respect to the wearer's body of the clothing 10 for lower limbs, and suppresses the shift | offset | difference at the time of operation | movement. The tape unit 13 can be omitted.

  The base portion 20 includes an abdominal region 21, a thigh region 22, a back region 23, a knee region 24, and a crus region 25. The abdominal region 21, the thigh region 22, the back region 23, the knee region 24, and the crus region 25 are configured only by the weak tightening force fabric of the base portion 20.

  The abdominal region 21 covers the lower side of the waist 11 and the upper side of the portion corresponding to the pubic bone 101 (see FIG. 7) in the front body. The lower edge of the abdominal region 21 has a V shape in which the center of the front surface is located at the lowest position. The abdominal region 21 corresponds to the umbilic portion that is at least a part of the abdomen. The abdominal region 21 includes an umbilic portion 21X corresponding to the umbilicus. The umbilical portion indicates a portion below the upper stomach portion and above the pubic portion.

  The thigh region 22 covers the side surface, the groin, and the upper front of the thigh in each of the wearer's right and left half. The thigh region 22 includes a greater trochanter portion 22X corresponding to the greater trochanter 103 (see FIG. 7) on the side surface.

  The back region 23 is a portion corresponding to the buttocks in each of the wearer's right and left half, a portion corresponding to the back of the thigh, a portion corresponding to the lower front of the thigh, and a portion corresponding to the back of the knee. Cover.

  The knee region 24 covers the front of the knee in each of the wearer's right and left half. The knee region 24 includes a patella portion 24X corresponding to the patella 104 (see FIG. 9). The knee region 24 is larger than the patella 104.

  The lower leg region 25 covers a portion corresponding to the front surface of the lower leg and a portion corresponding to the rear surface of the lower leg in each of the wearer's right half body and left half body. The lower end of the lower leg region 25 constitutes the hem of the lower limb garment 10.

  The lateral abdominal muscle support part 30, the greater ankle muscle support part 40, and the knee joint support part 50 are provided on the base part 20. Specifically, the lateral abdominal muscle support part 30, the greater ankle muscle support part 40, and the knee joint support part 50 are weakly tightened separately from the weakly tightened force cloth that forms the base part 20. It is configured by stacking force fabrics or strong tightening force fabrics.

  The transverse abdominal muscle support part 30 goes around the waist and abdomen of the wearer while being worn by the wearer. The transversus abdominis muscle support portion 30 includes one pelvic front lower region 30A, two pelvic side regions 30B, and one pelvic back upper region 30C. The lower pelvic front region 30A includes a pubic portion 30X corresponding to the pubic bone 101 (see FIG. 7). Pelvic side surface region 30B includes a side surface portion 30Y corresponding to the iliac bone on the side surface. The pelvic back upper region 30C includes a sacrum portion 30Z corresponding to the sacrum 102 (see FIG. 8).

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the pelvic side region 30 </ b> B and the pelvic front lower region 30 </ b> A are continuous with the lower edge of the abdominal region 21. The pelvic back upper region 30 </ b> C continues to the lower edge of the waist 11. The lower pelvic front region 30A has a rhombus shape with a lower end cut off. The lower pelvic front region 30A is configured to cover at least a part of the pubic bone 101 (see FIG. 7) and the entire pubic joint. The pelvic back upper region 30C includes a substantially rhombus-shaped lower region 30D, an end region 30E continuous with the outer end of the lower region 30D, and an upper region 30F continuous with the upper end of the lower region 30D. The sacrum portion 30Z is included in the lower region 30D. The lower region 30D is configured to cover at least a part of the sacrum 102 (see FIG. 8). The lower region 30 </ b> D preferably covers the upper part of the sacrum 102. The center portion in the height direction of the lower region 30D is located above the center portion in the height direction of the pelvic front lower region 30A. The pelvic side region 30B has a band shape. The width of the pelvic side surface region 30B is substantially constant. The pelvic side surface region 30B covers a part of the iliac crest on the side surface of the waist. The pelvic side region 30B connects the pelvic front lower region 30A and the pelvic back upper region 30C. The pelvic side surface region 30B is inclined upward from below as it goes from the pelvic front lower region 30A to the pelvic back upper region 30C. That is, the pelvic front lower region 30 </ b> A and the pelvic side region 30 </ b> B have a V shape on the front surface of the lower limb garment 10.

  The transverse abdominal muscle support portion 30 passes through the pubic portion 30X, the side portion 30Y, and the sacrum portion 30Z in this order. As shown in FIG. 7, the transverse abdominal muscle 201 extends in the horizontal direction from the front center to the rear center on the side surface of the human body. For this reason, the transverse abdominal muscle support part 30 is inclined with respect to the transverse abdominal muscle 201 in a state where the garment for lower limbs 10 is worn by the wearer. The inclination direction on the front surface of the transverse abdominal muscle support portion 30 is along the groin portion.

  As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the transversus abdominis muscle support portion 30 has the right front fabric 31, the left front fabric 32, the right rear fabric 33, the left rear fabric 34, and the rear fabric 35 attached to the back side of the base portion 20. Consists of. The right front fabric 31, the left front fabric 32, the right rear fabric 33, and the left rear fabric 34 are strong tightening force fabrics. The right front fabric 31, the left front fabric 32, the right rear fabric 33, and the left rear fabric 34 are power control fabrics that can be bonded to the base portion 20, for example. The rear fabric 35 is a weak tightening force fabric. The tightening force of the right front fabric 31, the left front fabric 32, the right rear fabric 33, and the left rear fabric 34 is stronger than the tightening force of the base portion 20. The tightening force of the back fabric 35 is substantially equal to the tightening force of the base portion 20.

  The right front fabric 31 and the left front fabric 32 have a band shape. The right front fabric 31 is arranged from a portion corresponding to the right iliac bone to a portion corresponding to the pubic bone 101 (see FIG. 7). The left front fabric 32 is arranged from a portion corresponding to the left iliac to a portion corresponding to the pubic bone 101 (see FIG. 7). The lower end portion 31B of the right front fabric 31 and the lower end portion 32B of the left front fabric 32 are overlapped at a portion corresponding to the pubic bone 101 (see FIG. 7), and the lower pelvic front lower region 30A (see FIG. 3) together with the weak tightening force fabric of the base portion 20. ). A portion above the lower end portion 31B of the right front fabric 31 and a portion above the lower end portion 32B of the left front fabric 32 form a pelvic side region 30B (see FIG. 3) together with the weak tightening force fabric of the base portion 20.

  As shown in FIG. 6, in the lower garment 10, the right rear fabric 33, the rear fabric 35, and the left rear fabric 34 are arranged in the order closer to the back surface of the base portion 20 on the back surface. The right rear fabric 33 is bonded to the back surface of the base portion 20. The rear fabric 35 is sewn to the base portion 20 at the outer periphery. The left rear fabric 34 is bonded to the rear fabric 35. Since the right rear fabric 33 and the base portion 20 and the left rear fabric 34 and the rear fabric 35 are not bonded to each other, they can be expanded and contracted independently.

  The right rear fabric 33 has a shape including the longitudinal direction. The right rear fabric 33 is disposed so as to be inclined downward from above as it goes from the right side surface to the rear center on the back surface of the buttocks. The upper end portion 33 </ b> A of the right rear fabric 33 is connected to the upper end portion 31 </ b> A of the right front fabric 31. The lower end portion 33B of the right rear fabric 33 becomes thinner toward the tip.

  The left rear fabric 34 has a shape including a longitudinal direction. The left rear fabric 34 is arranged so as to be inclined downward from above as it goes from the left side surface to the rear center on the back surface of the buttocks. An upper end portion 34 </ b> A of the left rear fabric 34 is connected to an upper end portion 32 </ b> A of the left front fabric 32. A lower end portion 34B of the left rear fabric 34 becomes thinner toward the tip.

  The back fabric 35 has a pentagonal shape. The back fabric 35 has a V-shaped lower end 35B. The rear fabric 35 has an upper end 35 </ b> A connected to the waist 11. The right end portion 35 </ b> C in the width direction of the lower garment 10 for the rear fabric 35 is connected to the upper end portion 31 </ b> A of the right front fabric 31 and the upper end portion 33 </ b> A of the right rear fabric 33. The left end portion 35 </ b> D in the width direction of the lower garment 10 of the rear fabric 35 is connected to the upper end portion 32 </ b> A of the left front fabric 32 and the upper end portion 34 </ b> A of the left rear fabric 34.

  The lower end portion 33B of the right rear fabric 33, the lower end portion 34B of the left rear fabric 34, and the lower end portion 35B of the rear fabric 35 are overlapped at a portion corresponding to the sacrum 102 (see FIG. 8) to weakly tighten the base portion 20. A lower region 30D (see FIG. 4) of the pelvic back upper region 30C is formed together with the force fabric. The right side portion of the upper end portion 33A of the right rear fabric 33 and the upper end portion 35A of the rear fabric 35 forms the right end region 30E (see FIG. 4) together with the weak tightening force fabric of the base portion 20. The left side portion of the upper end portion 34A of the left rear fabric 34 and the upper end portion 35A of the rear fabric 35 forms a left end region 30E (see FIG. 4) together with the weak tightening force fabric of the base portion 20. The upper end portion 35 </ b> A of the rear fabric 35 forms an upper region 30 </ b> F (see FIG. 4) together with the weak tightening force fabric of the base portion 20.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the greater gluteal muscle support portion 40 is disposed from the wearer's sacrum 102 (see FIG. 8) to the thigh while being worn by the wearer. The greater gluteal muscle support portion 40 includes a greater gluteal muscle region 40A, a thigh outer surface region 40C, a thigh front surface region 40B, and a thigh inner surface region 40D in the right half body and the left half body, respectively. The greater gluteal muscle region 40A includes the greater gluteal muscle portion 40X corresponding to the greater gluteal muscle 202 (see FIG. 8). The thigh outer surface region 40C includes a thigh outer surface portion 40Z corresponding to the outer surface of the thigh. The front thigh region 40B includes a front thigh portion 40Y corresponding to the front thigh. The thigh inner surface region 40D includes a thigh inner surface portion 40W corresponding to the inner surface of the thigh.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the greater gluteal muscle region 40A has a band shape. As for the width of the greater gluteal region 40A, the upper part is wider than the lower part. The greater gluteal muscle region 40A is inclined downward from above as it goes from the rear center to the outer surface of the thigh. As shown in FIG. 3, the outer thigh surface region 40 </ b> C has a band shape. The width of the outer thigh surface region 40C is substantially constant. The outer thigh surface region 40C is inclined downward from above as it goes from the outer surface of the thigh to the front surface of the thigh. The front thigh region 40B has a V shape. The thigh inner side surface region 40D has a band shape. The width of the thigh inner surface region 40D is substantially constant. The thigh inner surface region 40D is inclined downward from above as it goes from the inner surface of the thigh to the front surface of the thigh. A portion surrounded by the lower edge of the lower pelvic front region 30A and the pelvic side region 30B, the upper edge of the greater gluteal muscle region 40A, the upper edge of the outer thigh surface region 40C, and the upper edge of the inner thigh side region 40D 22 is configured.

  The thigh front region 40B has a thigh front center region 40E at the lower end. The thigh front surface portion 40Y is included in the thigh front center region 40E. The front thigh center region 40E has a rhombus shape. The center position in the height direction of the front thigh front center region 40E is preferably near the patella 104 and above the patella 104. Specifically, the center position in the height direction of the front thigh center region 40E is such that the ratio of the position of the iliac spine to the center position of the patella 104 in the height direction of the front thigh is 7: 3 to 9: 1. It is preferable to be arranged at a position. The greater gluteal muscle support portion 40 passes through the greater gluteal muscle portion 40X, the outer thigh surface portion 40Z, and the thigh front surface portion 40Y, and the thigh inner surface portion 40W above the thigh front surface portion 40Y and above the thigh front surface portion 40Y. Pass in order.

  The knee joint support unit 50 has an upper patella region 50A and a lower patella region 50B. The upper patella region 50A is continuous with the thigh front center region 40E. The upper patella region 50 </ b> A covers the outer periphery of the upper portion of the patella 104. The lower patella region 50 </ b> B covers the outer periphery of the lower portion of the patella 104. The knee joint support unit 50 surrounds the patella 104. A portion surrounded by the upper edge of the lower patella region 50B and the lower edge of the upper patella region 50A is configured as a knee region 24.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the greater gluteal muscle support portion 40 and the knee joint support portion 50 are formed by attaching an outer surface fabric 41, an inner surface fabric 42, and a lower knee fabric 51 to the back side of the base portion 20. Composed. The outer side surface fabric 41, the inner side surface fabric 42, and the below-knee fabric 51 are strong tightening force fabrics. The outer side surface fabric 41, the inner side surface fabric 42, and the lower knee fabric 51 are power control fabrics that can be bonded to the base portion 20, for example.

  The outer side surface cloth 41 has a band shape. The upper end portion 41A of the outer surface fabric 41 is connected to the lower region 30D. The outer surface fabric 41 passes through the greater ankle muscle part 40X, the outer thigh surface part 40Z, and the thigh front surface part 40Y along the greater ankle muscle 202 (see FIG. 8) from the lower region 30D, and passes through the patella 104 (see FIG. 9) and is disposed over a portion corresponding to the inside of the patella 104. The portion of the outer fabric 41 corresponding to the back of the wearer forms the greater gluteal region 40A. The part corresponding to the wearer's side surface of the outer side surface fabric 41 forms a thigh outer side surface region 40C.

  The inner surface fabric 42 has a band shape. The inner side surface fabric 42 is a portion corresponding to the outer side of the patella 104 (see FIG. 9) that passes through the front surface portion 40Y of the thigh inner side surface portion 40W from the portion close to the groin portion and outside the patella 104. Placed over. The upper end portion 42A of the inner surface fabric 42 is located on the inner surface of the thigh and is not connected to other strong tightening force fabrics. An upper portion corresponding to the inner thigh side surface of the inner side surface fabric 42 forms a thigh inner side surface region 40D.

  A middle portion in the height direction of the outer side fabric 41 and a middle portion in the height direction of the inner side fabric 42 form a front thigh region 40B corresponding to the front thigh. The outer surface fabric 41 and the inner surface fabric 42 intersect each other in the vicinity of the patella 104 (see FIG. 9) on the front surface of the thigh and above the patella 104. A portion of the front thigh region 40B where the outer side fabric 41 and the inner side fabric 42 intersect forms a front thigh central region 40E.

  A portion of the outer side fabric 41 that is lower than a portion that forms the front thigh central region 40E and a portion that is lower than the portion of the inner side fabric 42 that forms the front thigh central region 40E are formed on the patella 104. The upper patella region 50A is formed corresponding to the outer peripheral portion of the upper portion.

  The below-knee fabric 51 has a shape surrounding the lower end portion of the patella 104 (see FIG. 9). The below-knee fabric 51 is connected to the lower end portion 41 </ b> B of the outer surface fabric 41 on the inner side of the patella 104. The below-knee fabric 51 is connected to the lower end portion 42 </ b> B of the inner surface fabric 42 outside the patella 104. The under-knee fabric 51 constitutes the lower patella region 50 </ b> B together with the weak tightening force fabric of the base portion 20.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the calf support portion 60 is disposed from the side of the lower leg to the back of the wearer while being worn by the wearer. The calf support part 60 includes a crus back outer region 60A, a crus back inner region 60B, and a crus back center region 60C. The lower leg back outer region 60A includes a lower leg outer surface portion 60X corresponding to the outer surface of the lower leg. The lower leg back inner region 60B includes an inner side part 60Y of the lower leg corresponding to the inner side of the lower leg. The lower leg back center region 60C includes a lower leg back part 60Z corresponding to the lower leg back.

  The calf support portion 60 is configured by attaching an outer lower leg fabric 61 and an inner lower leg fabric 62 to the back side of the base portion 20. The outer lower leg fabric 61 and the inner lower leg fabric 62 are strong tightening force fabrics. The outer lower leg fabric 61 and the inner lower leg fabric 62 are, for example, power control fabrics that can be bonded to the base portion 20.

  The outer leg fabric 61 has a band shape. The upper end 61A of the outer lower leg fabric 61 is connected to the lower end 42B of the inner side fabric 42. The outer lower leg fabric 61 is inclined downward from above as it goes from the outer side of the lower leg to the back side of the lower leg. The inner lower leg fabric 62 has a band shape. The upper end portion 62A of the inner lower leg fabric 62 is connected to the lower end portion 41B of the outer face fabric 41. The inner lower leg fabric 62 is inclined downward from above as it goes from the inner side surface of the lower leg to the back side of the lower leg. The lower end portion 61B of the outer lower leg fabric 61 and the lower end portion 62B of the inner lower leg fabric 62 are overlapped at a portion corresponding to the lower leg rear surface to form the lower leg rear center region 60C together with the weak tightening force fabric of the base portion 20. The lower edge of the lower leg back outer region 60A, the lower edge of the lower leg rear inner region 60B, the lower edge of the lower leg rear central region 60C, and the lower part of the lower patella region 50B constitute the lower leg region 25. . The calf support part 60 passes through the lower leg outer surface portion 60X, the lower leg rear surface portion 60Z, and the lower leg inner surface portion 60Y in this order. The calf support part 60 has a substantially V shape in which the lower leg back surface portion 60Z is positioned below the lower leg outer surface portion 60X and the lower leg inner surface portion 60Y.

  The right front fabric 31, the left front fabric 32, the right rear fabric 33, the left rear fabric 34, the outer side fabric 41, the inner side fabric 42, the knee lower fabric 51, the outer lower fabric 61, and the inner lower fabric 61 are strong and weak tension fabrics. is there. The right front fabric 31, the left front fabric 32, the right rear fabric 33, the left rear fabric 34, the outer side fabric 41, the inner side fabric 42, the lower knee fabric 51, the outer lower fabric 61, and the inner lower fabric 62 have the same tightening force. The rear fabric 35 is more tightened than the right front fabric 31, the left front fabric 32, the right rear fabric 33, the left rear fabric 34, the outer side fabric 41, the inner side fabric 42, the lower knee fabric 51, the outer lower fabric 61, and the inner lower fabric 62. The fabric is weak and weak. The tightening force of the rear fabric 35 is equal to the tightening force of the weak tightening force fabric of the base portion 20.

  The tightening force of each region of the transversus abdominis muscle support portion 30 and the tightening force F2 of the base portion 20 have the following relationship. That is, “the tightening force F3D of the lower region 30D> the tightening force F3A of the lower pelvic front region 30A> the tightening force F3E of the end region 30E> the tightening force F3B of the pelvic side region 30B> the tightening force F3F of the upper region 30F> the foundation 20 Tightening force F2 ".

  The tightening force in each region of the greater gluteal muscle support portion 40 and the tightening force F2 of the base portion 20 have the following relationship. That is, “tightening force F4E of the front thigh central region 40E> tightening force F4A of the greater gluteal region 40A = tightening force F4B other than the front thigh central region 40E of the front thigh region 40B = tightening force F4C of the thigh outer surface region 40C = thigh The tightening force F4D of the inner surface region 40D> the tightening force F2 of the base portion 20 ”.

  The tightening force in each region of the knee joint support portion 50 and the tightening force F2 of the base portion 20 have the following relationship. That is, “the tightening force F5A of the upper patella region 50A = the tightening force F5B of the lower patella region 50B> the tightening force F2 of the base portion 20”.

  The tightening force in each region of the calf support portion 60 and the tightening force F2 of the base portion 20 have the following relationship. That is, “tightening force F6C of the lower leg back center region 60C> tightening force F6A of the lower leg rear outer region 60A = fastening force F6B of the lower leg rear inner region 60B> fastening force F2 of the base portion 20”.

  The tightening force F4E of the front thigh center region 40E and the tightening force F6C of the lower leg back center region 60C are stronger than the tightening force F3A of the pelvic front lower region 30A. That is, the tightening force of the lower pelvic front region 30A is weaker than the tightening force of the front thigh central region 40E and the lower crus rear central region 60C. Is obtained.

  Tightening force F4E in the greater gluteal region 40A, tightening force F4B other than the front thigh center region 40E in the front thigh region 40B, tightening force F4C in the thigh outer side region 40C, tightening force F4D in the thigh inner side region 40D, lower thigh back outer region The tightening force F6A of 60A and the tightening force F6B of the lower leg back inner region 60B are stronger than the tightening force F3B of the pelvic side region 30B. That is, since the tightening force of the pelvic side surface region 30B is weaker than the tightening force of other portions, the pelvic side region 30B can easily pass over the greater trochanter 103 and the garment 10 for the lower limbs can be easily attached and detached.

The operation and effect of the lower limb garment 10 will be described.
As shown in FIG. 9, in the lower limb garment 10, the pubic portion 30 </ b> X of the transversus abdominis muscle support portion 30 pushes the lower portion of the wearer's pelvis backward, and the sacrum portion 30 </ b> Z pushes the upper portion of the wearer's pelvis forward. For this reason, the action of the transverse abdominal muscle 201 (see FIG. 7) that stabilizes the pelvis by adjusting the pelvic inclination to an intermediate position is supported. For this reason, a wearer's walk can be supported effectively. For example, it is possible to effectively stabilize the pelvis by adjusting the posterior tilt of the pelvis that tends to occur in the elderly to an intermediate position. For this reason, it is possible to realize a comfortable way of walking by supporting muscles and joints that have declined due to aging and guiding the body in the correct direction of movement. In addition, wearing the lower limb garment 10 can maintain and improve the walking ability of the wearer to prevent a decrease in daily activity and contribute to the prevention of muscle strength and physical function deterioration (locomotive syndrome). . FIG. 9 shows a state in which the pelvic inclination is in an intermediate position.

  Since the tightening force of the pubic portion 30X and the sacral portion 30Z is stronger than the tightening force of the side portion 30Y, the lower limb garment 10 can stabilize the wearer's pelvis more appropriately. Further, the pubic portion 30X and the sacral portion 30Z are arranged so as to be shifted in the height direction. For this reason, compared with the strong tightening force part which surrounds the outer periphery of a pelvis at the same height, a wearer's feeling of pressure is reduced and a comfortable wearing feeling is obtained. Further, the tightening force of the portion corresponding to the umbilical portion 21X and the upper stomach portion protruding forward as compared with the other portions can be weakened. For this reason, compared with the case where the tightening force of the portion corresponding to the umbilicus portion 21X and the upper stomach portion is strong, the lower limb clothing 10 easily passes through the umbilicus and the upper stomach portion when the lower limb clothing 10 is attached and detached. For this reason, the wearer can easily attach and detach the garment 10 for the lower limbs.

  Since the tightening force of the pubic portion 30X is weaker than the tightening force of the sacrum portion 30Z, the lower limb garment 10 can effectively stabilize the pelvis by adjusting the posterior tilt of the pelvis that is likely to occur in the elderly to an intermediate position.

According to the lower limb garment 10, since the tightening force of the greater trochanter portion 22X is weak, the compression to the greater trochanter portion 22X from which the bone protrudes is suppressed compared to the case where the tightening force of the greater trochanter portion 22X is strong. Is done.
In the transversus abdominis muscle support portion 30, the tightening force of the side surface portion 30Y is weaker than the tightening force of the pubic portion 30X and the sacral portion 30Z. For this reason, the lower limb garment 10 is attached and detached when the garment for the lower limb 10 is attached or detached as compared with the case where the tightening force of the side portion 30Y is the same as that of the pubic portion 30X and the sacral portion 30Z or stronger than the pubic portion 30X and sacral portion 30Z. 10 is easy to pass through the greater trochanter 103 which protrudes to the side compared with other parts. For this reason, the wearer can easily attach and detach the garment 10 for the lower limbs.

  During the middle stance of walking, the greater anterior muscle supports and stabilizes the lower limb on the stance side and propels the lower limb on the free leg side upward. According to the lower limb garment 10, since the lower limbs of the stance leg side are supported by the greater ankle part 40X, the outer thigh surface part 40Z, and the front thigh part 40Y during the middle stance of walking, the action of the greater ankle muscle 202 is supported. Is done. In addition, during the kicking-out period of walking, the greater gluteal muscle 202 extends the hip joint on the standing leg side to kick the ground and propels the lower leg on the free leg side forward. According to the lower limb garment 10, since the hip joint on the stance leg side is extended by the greater ankle muscle part 40X, the outer thigh outer surface part 40Z, and the upper thigh front part 40Y during the walking kick-out stage, the action of the greater ankle muscle 202 Is supported. For this reason, a wearer's walk can be supported more effectively. In addition, the greater gluteal muscle support portion 40 allows the lower leg of the free leg to easily come out upward and forward, so that the effect of increasing the stride and the effect of suppressing tripping can be expected. In addition, since the lower limbs on the standing leg side are supported, it is possible to expect the effect of reducing body shake and suppressing falling.

  The front thigh portion 40Y and the thigh inner side surface portion 40W suppress the force that the hip joint abducts and rotates, so that the function of the greater gluteus muscle can be supported in the correct movement direction. Specifically, the hip joint is abducted by the addendum and internal rotation by the greater ankle part 40X, the outer thigh surface part 40Z, and the front thigh part 40Y, and the hip joint abduction by the front thigh and inner thigh parts during walking. In addition, since the force of external rotation is canceled out, it is possible to support the action of the greater gluteal muscle in the correct movement direction.

  According to the lower limb garment 10, the knee joint is stabilized by being supported by the knee joint support unit 50. For this reason, a wearer's walk which becomes easy for a wearer to bend and extend a knee at the time of a walk can be supported more effectively.

According to the lower limb garment 10, the calf muscles that support the knee joint are supported by the calf support portion 60, so that the knee joint can be stabilized. For this reason, a wearer's walk can be supported more effectively.
According to the garment 10 for the lower limbs, the front surface of the thigh 40Y pushes the front surface of the thigh backward, and the back surface portion 60Z of the lower leg pushes the lower leg forward, whereby the knee joint is supported from the upper front and lower back. This stabilizes the knee joint. For this reason, a wearer's walk can be supported more effectively.

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The description regarding each said embodiment is an illustration of the form which the clothing for lower limbs according to this invention can take, and it does not intend restrict | limiting the form. The garment for lower limbs according to the present invention may take a form in which, for example, the modifications of the above-described embodiments described below and at least two modifications not contradicting each other are combined.

  The tightening force F3D of the lower region 30D can be made equal to the tightening force F3A of the pelvic front lower region 30A. In this case, for example, the back fabric 35 is omitted. Further, the rear fabric 35 can be changed to a strong tightening force fabric, and the right rear fabric 33 and the left rear fabric 34 can be omitted. Further, the tightening force F3D of the lower region 30D can be made smaller than the tightening force F3A of the pelvic front lower region 30A. Also in this case, the transversus abdominis muscle support portion 30 can stabilize the pelvis by adjusting the pelvic inclination to an intermediate position.

  The pelvic side surface region 30 </ b> B of the transversus abdominis muscle support portion 30 can be changed so as to pass through a portion corresponding to the greater trochanter 103. For example, the transversus abdominis muscle support part 30 is arranged so as to pass through a portion corresponding to the greater trochanter 103 by spreading the lower edge of the abdominal muscle support part 30 below the greater trochanter 103. In this case, the tightening force of the greater trochanter portion 22X is substantially equal to the tightening force F3B of the pelvic side region 30B.

  The shape of the right front fabric 31 and the left front fabric 32 can also be changed so that the width of the pelvic side surface region 30B becomes narrower from the top to the bottom. In this case, the right front fabric 31 and the left front fabric 32 are arranged on the base portion 20 so that the pelvic front lower region 30A, which is the intersection of the right front fabric 31 and the left front fabric 32, includes the pubic portion 30X.

  -At least one of the greater gluteal muscle support part 40, the knee joint support part 50, and the calf support part 60 may be omitted from the lower limb garment 10. Moreover, the clothing 10 for lower limbs can also be changed to a shape that covers only the wearer's abdomen, waist, and buttocks. In this case, the knee joint support part 50 and the calf support part 60 are omitted. Further, at least a part of the greater ankle muscle support portion 40 is omitted.

  -The base part 20 corresponding to the transversus abdominis muscle support part 30, the greater ankle muscle support part 40, the knee joint support part 50, and the calf support part 60 is omitted, and the foundation part 20, the transverse abdominis muscle support part 30, and the greater ankle muscle The garment 10 for the lower limbs can also be formed by stitching the support portion 40, the knee joint support portion 50, and the fabric forming the calf support portion 60 together.

  The transverse abdominal muscle support part 30, the greater ankle muscle support part 40, the knee joint support part 50, and the calf support part 60 can also be formed by sewing a strong tightening force fabric on the back side of the base part 20. Also, at least one of the transversus abdominis muscle support part 30, the greater ankle muscle support part 40, the knee joint support part 50, and the calf support part 60 can be formed by printing a resin or the like on the base part 20. Further, at least one of the transversus abdominis muscle support part 30, the greater ankle muscle support part 40, the knee joint support part 50, and the calf support part 60 can be formed on the lower limb garment 10 by opal processing. Further, by switching the knitting structure, at least one tightening force of the transversus abdominis muscle support part 30, the greater ankle muscle support part 40, the knee joint support part 50, and the calf support part 60 can be made stronger than the base part. . In short, any configuration may be employed as long as the tightening force of each region of the lower garment 10 can be varied.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... Clothing for lower limbs, 11 ... Waist, 12 ... Crotch, 13 ... Tape part, 20 ... Base part, 21 ... Abdominal region, 21X ... Umbilical part, 22 ... Thigh region, 22X ... Greater trochanter part, 23 ... Back region 24 ... Knee region, 24X ... Patella region, 25 ... Lower leg region, 30 ... Transverse abdominal muscle support part, 30A ... Lower pelvic front region, 30B ... Pelvic side region, 30C ... Pelvic rear upper region, 30D ... Lower region, 30E ... End region, 30F ... Upper region, 30X ... Pubic portion, 30Y ... Side portion, 30Z ... Sacral portion, 31 ... Right front fabric, 31A ... Upper end portion, 31B ... Lower end portion, 32 ... Left front fabric, 32A ... Upper end portion, 32B ... lower end, 33 ... right rear fabric, 33A ... upper end, 33B ... lower end, 34 ... left rear fabric, 34A ... upper end, 34B ... lower end, 35 ... rear fabric, 35A ... upper end, 35B ... lower end , 35C ... End part, 35D: Left end part, 40 ... Greater gluteal muscle support part, 40A ... Greater gluteal muscle area, 40B ... Thigh front face area, 40C ... Thigh outer side face area, 40D ... Thigh inner side face area, 40E ... Thigh front face middle area, 40X: Large gluteal muscle part, 40Y: Front thigh part, 40Z ... Outer thigh side part, 40W ... Thigh inner side part, 41 ... Outer side cloth, 41A ... Upper end part, 41B ... Lower end part, 42 ... Inner side cloth, 42A ... Upper end part, 42B ... Lower end part, 50 ... Knee joint support part, 50A ... Upper patella area, 50B ... Lower patella area, 50X ... Patella outer peripheral part, 51 ... Under knee fabric, 60 ... Swell support part, 60A ... Lower back side of lower leg Area, 60B ... lower leg inner side area, 60C ... lower leg rear center area, 60X ... lower leg outer side part, 60Y ... lower leg inner side part, 60Z ... lower leg rear part, 61 ... outer lower leg fabric, 61A ... upper end part 61B ... lower portion, 62 ... inner lower leg fabric, 62A ... upper portion, 62B ... lower portion, 101 ... pubis, 102 ... sacrum, 103 ... greater trochanter, 104 ... patella, 201 ... transversus abdominis, 202 ... gluteus maximus.

(1) One form of the garment for lower limbs according to the present invention includes a base portion that covers at least a part of the abdomen, and a transverse abdominal muscle support portion that has stronger tightening force than the foundation portion, and the transverse abdominal muscle support portion includes a sacrum corresponding sacral portion side and the corresponding lateral portions of the waist and, and, through the pubic bone portion corresponding to the pubis, tightening force of the pubic bone portion, the strongly than the tightening force of the side portion, of the sacrum portion The tightening force is stronger than the tightening force of the side portion.

According to the above Symbol lower leg garment, the tightening force of the sacral part stronger than the tightening force of the side portion, it is possible to more appropriately stable pelvis of the wearer.

( 2 ) In an example of the lower garment, the tightening force of the pubic portion is weaker than the tightening force of the sacral portion.
According to the lower limb garment, the tightening force of the pubic portion is weaker than the tightening force of the sacrum portion, so that the wearer's pelvis can be more appropriately stabilized.

( 3 ) The example of the garment for the lower limb further includes a greater trochanter portion corresponding to the greater trochanter, and the tightening force of the greater trochanter portion is weaker than the tightening force of the side surface portion of the transversus abdominis muscle support portion .
According to the lower limb garment, since the tightening force of the greater trochanter part is weak, the compression to the greater trochanter part from which the bone protrudes is suppressed.

( 4 ) In one example of the garment for the lower limb, further comprising a greater gluteal muscle support portion having a tightening force stronger than that of the base portion, the greater gluteal muscle support portion being continuous with the sacrum portion of the transverse abdominal muscle support portion, The greater ankle muscle part corresponding to the greater ankle muscle, the outer thigh surface part corresponding to the lower part of the greater trochanter in the outer face of the thigh, and the upper thigh part part corresponding to the upper part of the front face of the thigh above the patella pass.

( 5 ) In one example of the garment for the lower limbs, the greater gluteal muscle support portion passes through the thigh inner side surface portion corresponding to the upper side of the thigh front surface portion of the inner side surface of the thigh from the thigh front surface portion.
According to the lower limb garment, the force of the hip joint to abduction and rotation is suppressed by the front thigh portion and the inner thigh inner surface portion, so that the function of the greater gluteal muscle can be supported in the correct movement direction.

(6) The example of the garment for the lower limb further includes a calf support part having a stronger tightening force than the base part, and the calf support part corresponds to the outer side surface of the lower leg corresponding to the outer side of the lower leg and the rear side of the lower leg. The lower leg back part and the inner side part of the lower leg corresponding to the inner side surface of the lower leg, and the tightening force of the front part of the thigh and the tightening force of the back part of the lower leg are the tightening force of the outer side part of the lower leg and the lower leg part. Stronger than the tightening force of the inner surface.
According to the garment for lower limbs, the front part of the thigh pushes the front face of the thigh backward, and the back part of the lower leg pushes the lower leg forward, whereby the knee joint is supported from the front upper part and the lower rear part. This stabilizes the knee joint. For this reason, a wearer's walk can be supported more effectively.
(7) The example of the garment for the lower limb further includes a knee joint support portion having a tightening force stronger than that of the base portion, and the knee joint support portion surrounds an outer periphery of the patella.
According to the garment for the lower limbs, the knee joint is stabilized by being supported by the knee joint support portion. For this reason, a wearer's walk which becomes easy for a wearer to bend and extend a knee can be supported more effectively.

(1) One form of the garment for lower limbs according to the present invention includes a base portion that covers at least a part of the abdomen, and a transverse abdominal muscle support portion that has stronger tightening force than the foundation portion, and the transverse abdominal muscle support portion includes a sacrum The sacrum portion corresponding to the lumbar region, the side portion corresponding to the side surface of the lumbar region, and the pubic portion corresponding to the pubic bone, and the tightening force of the sacrum portion is stronger than the tightening force of the side surface portion. The force is stronger than the tightening force of the side portion and weaker than the tightening force of the sacrum portion .

According to the above Symbol lower leg garment, the tightening force of the pubic part weaker than the tightening force of the sacrum portion, it is possible to more appropriately stable pelvis of the wearer.

( 2 ) In the example of the garment for the lower limbs, further comprising a greater gluteal muscle support portion having a stronger tightening force than the base portion, and the greater gluteal muscle support portion is continuous with the sacrum portion of the transverse abdominal muscle support portion, The greater ankle muscle part corresponding to the greater ankle muscle, the outer thigh surface part corresponding to the lower part of the greater trochanter in the outer face of the thigh, and the upper thigh part part corresponding to the upper part of the front face of the thigh above the patella pass.

( 3 ) In one example of the garment for the lower limbs, the greater gluteal muscle support portion passes through the thigh inner side surface portion corresponding to the upper side of the thigh front surface portion of the inner side surface of the thigh from the thigh front surface portion.
According to the lower limb garment, the force of the hip joint to abduction and rotation is suppressed by the front thigh portion and the inner thigh inner surface portion, so that the function of the greater gluteal muscle can be supported in the correct movement direction.

( 4 ) The example of the garment for the lower limb further includes a calf support part having a stronger tightening force than the base part, and the calf support part corresponds to the outer side surface part of the lower leg corresponding to the outer side surface of the lower leg and the back side of the lower leg The lower leg back part and the inner side part of the lower leg corresponding to the inner side surface of the lower leg, and the tightening force of the front part of the thigh and the tightening force of the back part of the lower leg are the tightening force of the outer side part of the lower leg and the lower leg part. Stronger than the tightening force of the inner surface.
According to the garment for lower limbs, the front part of the thigh pushes the front face of the thigh backward, and the back part of the lower leg pushes the lower leg forward, whereby the knee joint is supported from the front upper part and the lower rear part. This stabilizes the knee joint. For this reason, a wearer's walk can be supported more effectively.
( 5 ) The example of the garment for the lower limb further includes a knee joint support portion having a tightening force stronger than that of the base portion, and the knee joint support portion surrounds an outer periphery of the patella.
According to the garment for the lower limbs, the knee joint is stabilized by being supported by the knee joint support portion. For this reason, a wearer's walk which becomes easy for a wearer to bend and extend a knee can be supported more effectively.

(6) One form of the garment for lower limbs according to the present invention includes a base part that covers at least a part of the abdomen, a transverse abdominal muscle support part having a stronger tightening force than the base part, and a larger tightening force than the base part. A calf muscle support part and a calf support part having a stronger tightening force than the base part, and the transversus abdominis muscle support part corresponds to the sacrum part corresponding to the sacrum, the side part corresponding to the side surface of the lumbar part, and the pubic bone Passing through the pubic portion, the tightening force of the pubic portion is stronger than the tightening force of the side portion, the tightening force of the sacrum portion is stronger than the tightening force of the side portion, The greater gluteal muscle portion corresponding to the greater ankle muscle, the lower thigh outer surface portion corresponding to the lower trochanter of the outer surface of the thigh, and the thigh front surface Thighs above and above the patella The calf support part passes through the outer side of the lower leg corresponding to the outer side of the lower leg, the lower part of the lower leg corresponding to the rear of the lower leg, and the inner side of the lower leg corresponding to the inner side of the lower leg. The tightening force of the front part of the thigh of the greater gluteal muscle support part and the tightening force of the back part of the lower leg of the calf support part are the tightening force of the outer side part of the leg part of the calf support part and the tightening force of the calf support part. Stronger than the tightening force of the inner side of the lower leg.
The lower limb garment supports the function of the transverse abdominal muscles that stabilize the pelvis by adjusting the pelvic inclination to an intermediate position. For this reason, a wearer's walk can be supported effectively. Moreover, since the tightening force of the sacrum portion is stronger than the tightening force of the side surface portion, the wearer's pelvis can be stabilized more appropriately. In addition, since the hip joint on the stance leg side is extended by the greater ankle muscle part, the outer thigh outer surface part, and the upper thigh front part during the walking kick-out stage, the action of the greater ankle muscle is supported. For this reason, a wearer's walk can be supported more effectively. The knee joint is supported from the front upper part and the rear lower part by the front part of the thigh pushing the front face of the thigh rearward and the back part of the lower leg pushing the lower leg forward. This stabilizes the knee joint. For this reason, a wearer's walk can be supported more effectively.
(7) In one example of the garment for the lower limbs, the greater gluteal muscle support portion passes from the thigh front surface portion through the thigh inner surface portion corresponding to the upper side of the thigh front surface portion of the thigh inner surface.
According to the lower limb garment, the force of the hip joint to abduction and rotation is suppressed by the front thigh portion and the inner thigh inner surface portion, so that the function of the greater gluteal muscle can be supported in the correct movement direction.
(8) The example of the garment for the lower limb further includes a greater trochanter portion corresponding to the greater trochanter, and the tightening force of the greater trochanter portion is weaker than the tightening force of the side surface portion of the transversus abdominis muscle support portion .
According to the lower limb garment, since the tightening force of the greater trochanter part is weak, the compression to the greater trochanter part from which the bone protrudes is suppressed.
( 9 ) An example of the garment for the lower limb includes a calf support part having a tightening force stronger than that of the base part, and the calf support part corresponds to an outer side part of the lower leg corresponding to the outer side of the lower leg and a rear side of the lower leg. The lower leg back part and the inner side part of the lower leg corresponding to the inner side of the lower leg are passed.

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A base covering at least part of the abdomen,
A transversus abdominis muscle support portion having a stronger tightening force than the base portion,
The transversus abdominis muscle support part passes through the sacrum part corresponding to the sacrum, the side part corresponding to the side surface of the waist, and the pubic part corresponding to the pubic bone,
A lower limb garment in which the tightening force of the pubic portion is stronger than the tightening force of the side portion. The garment for a lower limb according to claim 1, wherein the tightening force of the sacrum portion is stronger than the tightening force of the side surface portion. The lower limb garment according to claim 2, wherein the tightening force of the pubic portion is weaker than the tightening force of the sacral portion. It further includes a greater trochanter portion corresponding to the greater trochanter,
The garment for the lower limb according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a tightening force of the greater trochanter portion is weaker than a tightening force of the side surface portion of the transversus abdominis muscle support portion. It has a greater gluteal muscle support part with a stronger tightening force than the base part,
The greater gluteal muscle support portion is continuous with the sacrum portion of the transversus abdominis muscle support portion, the greater gluteal muscle portion corresponding to the greater gluteal muscle, and the outer thigh corresponding to the lower part of the greater trochanter in the outer surface of the thigh The garment for a lower limb according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the garment passes through a side surface portion and a front thigh portion corresponding to the upper side of the front surface of the thigh above the patella. The garment for the lower limb according to claim 5, wherein the greater gluteal muscle support portion passes from the front surface of the thigh to an inner side surface of the thigh corresponding to an upper side of the front surface portion of the thigh. Further comprising a knee joint support portion having a stronger tightening force than the base portion,
The garment for the lower limb according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the knee joint support portion surrounds an outer periphery of a patella. It further comprises a calf support portion having a stronger tightening force than the base portion,
The said calf support part passes through the lower leg outer surface part corresponding to the outer side surface of the lower leg, the lower leg rear part corresponding to the rear side of the lower leg, and the lower leg inner side part corresponding to the inner side surface of the lower leg. The clothing for lower limbs as described in any one of Claims. The tightening force of the front thigh portion and the tightening force of the back side of the lower leg are stronger than the tightening force of the outer side surface portion of the lower leg and the tightening force of the inner side surface portion of the lower leg. Item 11. Clothing for lower limbs according to Item 8.

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