JP2019119962A - Disaster prevention daily clothing - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide disaster prevention daily clothing with an intention of using clothing which is usually worn as disaster prevention clothing to be able to cope with a disaster at all times.SOLUTION: In clothing which is usually worn such as a shirt, one sheet of an elongated bandage cloth is arranged on upper parts of a front surface and a lower surface and a bandanna is arranged on lower parts of the front surface and the back surface, and they are attached by a sewing means of attached yarn that is cut when appropriate external force such as grabbing it in hand and pulling it is applied.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to disaster-preventive everyday wear clothes, and more particularly, bandages and triangles, etc. that can hold a wound and stop bleeding temporarily when a person suffers from a disaster such as a disaster, etc. The present invention relates to clothing that is used as a daily wear that is equipped with disaster prevention goods such as bags serving as masks for protecting the body, as well as bags for containing beverages, food, personal belongings, and the like.

  In Patent Document 1, a base fabric (4) is woven with warp yarns (2) and weft yarns (3), and the tensile strength of the weft yarn (3) is formed stronger than that of warp yarns (2). A hand-stretchable stretch bandage has been proposed, in which the emulsion type rubber (13) having a point of -4 ° C or less is spray-applied.

  In Patent Document 2, the material is a synthetic fiber as a warp forming a stitch row in the wale direction while knitting a course loop every course by using a yarn having a strength of 4 g / denier to 5 g / denier at 50 denier or less. Bandages in which wefts are inserted every 1 to 3 courses using yarns of 100 denier to 500 denier in the case of rayon, nylon, ester, and 10 to 50 in the case of cotton or cotton, and the bandage An adhesive bandage has been proposed on the back of the body.

  In Patent Document 3, the outer material and the lining are sewn, and a double-opening fastener is provided over substantially the entire surface of the outer material substantially in the longitudinal direction, and a large number of sewing lines in the horizontal direction separated in the vertical direction. A space is defined between the outer and lining, and the space is divided into pockets on the left and right of the zipper, and the outer and lining are sewn to the front and back, hood, and sleeves, respectively. It is defined between the outer material and the lining, and longitudinal fasteners are respectively provided over substantially the entire longitudinal surface of the outer material, and the above-mentioned space is a pocket divided into right and left of the fastener, and a front body consisting of the outer material and the lining. Sewing the hood, sleeves, and sleeves to define a substantially short space between the outer and inner linings, and providing longitudinal fasteners over substantially the entire longitudinal surface of the outer material. The space is a pocket divided into left and right of the fastener, and clothes that pre-store in the pocket what is necessary in emergency such as food, medicine, radio at the time of emergency, etc. and the clothes where pockets are alternately provided on the left and right of the fastener The outer material and the lining are sewn to define the space between the outer material and the lining, and a longitudinal fastener is provided substantially over the entire surface in the longitudinal direction of the outer material, and the space is a pocket divided into the left and right of the fastener The sack, the outer material, and the lining are sewn to define a space between the outer material and the lining, and a longitudinal fastener is provided over substantially the entire longitudinal direction of the outer material, and the sleeping bag is divided into left and right of the fastener. Has been proposed.

  In Patent Document 4, the hood is a disaster prevention hood comprising a hood 1 and an inner cloth 2. The hood 1 is a thin cloth, the inner cloth 2 is a towel, and the front edge 1e of the hood 1 and the inner cloth 2 are The front edge 2e is detachably fastened by the fastening member 3 and part or all of the upper edges and the rear edges of the hood main body 1 and the inner cloth 2 are removably attached with a thread Hoods have been proposed.

JP-A-9-131374 JP 2001-231813 A Utility model registration No. 2517324 gazette Utility model registration 3143 825

  Since the stretchable bandage with hand cutability proposed in Patent Document 1 does not need to use a tool such as scissors for cutting, it is best as a disaster prevention goods used in an environment where those can not be used, but it is always portable The point that you have to do is a drawback.

  Since the bandage that can be easily cut by hand proposed in Patent Document 2 is made by knitting the ground tissue, it is not necessary to use a tool such as scissors for cutting as in Patent Document 1, so It is perfect as a good, but it has a drawback that it has to be carried at all times.

  The clothing proposed in Patent Document 3 is an example of the shape and sewing of the clothing shown in the drawings, and is not limited to the one shown in the drawings, and although the application to clothing is general, other than clothing, for example, backpack , Sleeping bag (hating bag), hat, bag, document case, wallet, etc. may be embodied. The point that the various disaster prevention functions are comprehensively enhanced is a drawback for everyday clothes worn.

  The disaster prevention hood proposed in Patent Document 4 is a special clothing specialized in the function of protecting the head, and is different from clothing worn daily.

  The disaster prevention daily wear clothing of the present invention can be used daily, from clothing worn by hand to bandages, cloths such as triangles, cloths serving as masks to protect themselves in the event of disasters, bandanas as sunburn or cold protection goods, beverages, food, It is made for the purpose of being able to correspond as a disaster prevention goods at all times by deploying a disaster prevention goods etc. such as a bag for accommodating visiting goods.

  In that means, the clothes worn everyday are developed for the purpose of being able to obtain disaster prevention goods by cutting with a hand of a wearer or a person who is present without using a cutting tool such as scissors.

  There is a disaster prevention everyday wear clothing which is attached by means of a fastening means with a fixing thread which is cut when a disaster prevention goods is grasped by hand and pulled by a suitable external force such as a pull on the clothing worn by the day.

  T-shirts and other clothing worn by everyday clothes such as T-shirts are cut by applying a suitable external force such as a hand-grip or other cloth made of a single square cloth to the front surface corresponding to the chest It may be used as a disaster-preventive daily wear clothing that is attached by means of attachment by means of attachment threads.

  In the upper part of the front surface and rear surface of daily wear clothes such as T-shirt, a sheet of long bandage cloth is deployed, and in the lower part of the front surface and rear surface, a bandana is deployed respectively Wearing a disaster-prevention daily wear clothing that is attached by means of attachment by means of attachment threads that are cut when a suitable external force is applied, such as holding and pulling by hand.

  In the upper part of the front surface and rear surface of daily wear clothes such as T-shirt, a sheet of long bandage cloth is deployed, and in the lower part of the front surface and rear surface, a bandana is deployed respectively It may be used as a disaster-preventive daily wear garment which is attached by means of attachment by means of attachment threads which are cut when given an appropriate external force such as hand-grip and pull.

  A cloth pochette on the front surface of a daily wear such as a T-shirt, with its shoulder strap held inside, is cut by an attachment thread that is cut when a suitable external force is applied, such as a handgrip and pulling. It is good also as disaster prevention everyday wear clothes which are attached by.

  The attachment thread to be cut when given an appropriate external force such as a hand grip and pull may be an embroidery thread.

The disaster prevention daily wear clothing of the present invention can be obtained from clothes worn by hand, such as bandages and triangles, which are immediately needed if a person encounters a disaster and is injured.
Even after the cloth is broken from the clothes, the disaster prevention daily wear clothes of the present invention can continue to be worn as it does not cause inconvenience as clothes.

  In addition, pouches such as pochettes, which are deployed to clothes by attachment threads, are useful for containing body-retaining beverages, food and accessories.

It is the appearance front view which deployed square width of Example 1 of disaster prevention everyday wear clothes of the present invention. It is an external appearance front view which deployed square width of Example 2 of disaster prevention everyday wear clothes of the present invention. It is the external appearance front view which deployed the bandage cloth and bandana of Example 3 of the disaster prevention daily wear clothing of this invention. It is an external appearance front view of the state which took out the single-piece | unit of the dressing cloth of Example 3 similarly, and expand | deployed. It is an external appearance front view of the state which took out the single substance of the bandana of Example 3 similarly, and developed it. It is an external appearance front view which deployed the cloth pochette of Example 4 of the disaster prevention daily wear clothes of this invention. It is an external appearance front view in the state where single substance of the cloth pochette of Example 4 was taken out similarly.

  Wearable daily wear clothes that can be attached by means of attachment by means of attachment threads (embroidery threads) that are cut when the disaster prevention goods are gripped by hand and pulled with a suitable external force such as pulling.

  In the T-shirt 1 of the first embodiment, according to FIG. 1, the T-shirt 2 of the second embodiment according to the present invention is according to the T-shirt 3 of the third embodiment. The T-shirt 4 of the fourth embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 3, 4 and 5 and FIGS. 6 and 7, respectively.

  The T-shirt 1 of Example 1 according to the present invention is manufactured by using a knitted fabric. An attachment thread (Square) which is cut when a square width 5 composed of a single square cloth is applied to the front surface 1a corresponding to the chest of the wearer of the T-shirt 1 by applying an appropriate external force such as holding and pulling with a hand For example, it is attached by means of binding using pearl yacht mark rayon sewing machine embroidery thread: part number rayon 120D / 2) 6.

  When the attachment yarn 6 is broken by hand, it is a condition that the T-shirt 1 is not damaged by breakage or the like.

  The square width 5 is made of the same fabric as the knitted fabric of the T-shirt 1, and the design (characters / graphics) 7 having a decorative effect is applied to the surface thereof.

  The lower edge of the T-shirt 1 is folded back, and the upper edge is sewn to the main body. Both end portions 9a and 9b of the cord 9 which are communicated with the lead holes 8a and 8b and accommodated in the loop cord body accommodation portion 8 are drawn out from the lead holes 8 and 8b by a predetermined length.

  Since the T-shirt 1 as the disaster prevention daily wear clothing of the first embodiment according to the present invention is configured as described above, the T-shirt 1 can be usually worn as it is as a general clothing T-shirt. Then, when a disaster is encountered, the square width 5 for blood blocking can be obtained from the T-shirt 1 by hand breakage, and the wound can be pressed to stop the bleeding temporarily.

  Further, the cord body 9 can be drawn out from the drawing holes 8a and 8b of the T-shirt 1 and can be used as a binding tool at the time of a disaster.

  The T-shirt 2 of the second embodiment according to the present invention is manufactured by using a knitted fabric as in the first embodiment. A square width 10 composed of a single square cloth is placed on the front surface 2a corresponding to the chest of the wearer of the T-shirt 2 in a state in which the corners thereof are positioned vertically and horizontally. Similarly, it is attached by means of attachment by means of an attachment thread 6 which is cut on application of an appropriate external force, such as hand-grip and pulling.

  The square width 10 is the same as in the knitted fabric of the T-shirt 2 and the first embodiment, and the design (characters / graphics) 11 having a decorative effect is applied to the surface thereof.

  The lower end of the T-shirt 2 is provided with an orbiting cord accommodation section 12 having the same configuration as that of the first embodiment, and is communicated with the lead holes 12a and 12b opened at the front of the main body. The both ends 13a and 13b of the cord 13 accommodated in each of the cords 13 are drawn out from the drawing holes 12 and 12b by a required length.

  Since the T-shirt 2 of the second embodiment according to the present invention is configured as described above, it can usually be worn as it is as a general clothes T-shirt as in the first embodiment. Then, when a disaster is encountered, as in Example 1, the square width 10 for blood protection can be obtained from the T-shirt by hand breakage, and the wound can be pressed to stop the bleeding temporarily.

  Further, one end of both ends 13a and 13b of the cord 13 accommodated in the revolving cord housing 12 at the lower edge of the T-shirt 2 is drawn out from the drawing hole 12a or 12b and the whole is drawn out as in the first embodiment. In addition, it can be used as a binding tool at the time of disaster.

  The T-shirt 3 according to the third embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 3, 4 and 5. As in the first embodiment, the T-shirt 3 is made of a knitted fabric. In a state in which a sheet of long bandage cloth 14 is spread on top of the front surface 3a corresponding to the chest of the wearer of the T-shirt 3 and the back surface (not shown) corresponding to the back, It is attached by the binding means by the attachment thread 6 which cuts when given an appropriate external force such as holding and pulling with the same hand as 1.

  The T-shirt 3 is the same as that of Example 1 in a state in which the bandana 15 is developed under the front surface 3a corresponding to the chest of the wearer and the rear surface (not shown) corresponding to the back. , And is attached by means of attachment by means of an attachment thread 6 which cuts on application of an appropriate external force, such as holding and pulling.

  Since the T-shirt 3 of the third embodiment according to the present invention is configured as described above, in general, it can be worn as it is as a general clothes T-shirt as in the first embodiment. Then, when a disaster is encountered, the bandage cloth 14 is cut from the attachment thread 6 by hand cutting as in Example 1 from the upper front surface 3a and the rear surface (not shown). The cloth 14 can be obtained, and the wound can be pressed to stop the bleeding temporarily.

  Also, from the lower front surface 3a and the rear surface (not shown), the bandana 15 can be obtained by hand cutting the attachment yarn 6 in the same manner as the bandage cloth 14, It can be used as a mask for covering the mouth for the protection of

  The T-shirt of the fourth embodiment according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. When a cloth pochette 16 is housed on the front surface 4a of the T-shirt 4 and the shoulder strap 17 is accommodated inside, similar to the first embodiment, an appropriate external force such as gripping and pulling by hand is given. It is attached by means of attachment by means of the attachment thread 6 to be cut.

  Since the T-shirt 4 of the fourth embodiment according to the present invention is configured as described above, normally, it can be worn as it is as a T-shirt of ordinary clothes, as in the first embodiment. Then, when a disaster is encountered, a cloth pochette 16 can be obtained from the front surface 4a by hand cutting as shown in FIG. It can be used as a shoulder bag to store beverages, food products, and lifestyle items during disasters.

  Although T-shirt 1, T-shirt 2, T-shirt 3 and T-shirt 4 are shown in Example 1, Example 2, Example 3 and Example 4 as an example of the disaster prevention daily wear clothes according to the present invention, It is not limited to T-shirts, but can be used for any everyday wear clothing to which the attachment structure can be applied.

  Also as an example of the disaster prevention goods, it is not limited to the above-mentioned square width, bandage cloth, bandana and cloth pochette, and can be used for all disaster prevention goods to which the attachment structure can be applied.

  About the attachment site of the disaster prevention goods for the disaster prevention daily wear clothes, it may be not the surface of the disaster prevention daily wear clothes, but also the back surface, the outer surface of the disaster prevention daily wear clothes or the inner surface.

  The disaster prevention daily wear clothing according to the present invention is physically and mentally responsible for production activities by providing disaster prevention goods to daily wear clothing worn by people at all times for safety.

1 T-shirt of Example 1 1 front surface 2 T-shirt 2 Example 2 front surface 3 T-shirt 3 Example 3 front surface 4 T-shirt 4 Example 4 front surface 5 Square width 6 Attachment thread DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 7 Design 8 Loop cord storage part 8a Pull-out hole 8b Pull-out hole 9 String body 9a End part 9b End 10 Square width 11 Design 12 Loop cord storage part 12a Pull-out hole 12b Pull-out hole 13 String 13a end 13b End 14 Bandage Cloth 15 Bandana 16 Cloth Pochette 17 Shoulder strap

Claims (5)

  Everyday Wear Wearable disaster prevention daily wear clothes that can be attached by means of attachment yarns that are cut off when the disaster prevention goods are grasped by hand and pulled with a suitable external force such as pulling.   Attached yarn that cuts a square width consisting of a single square cloth on the surface of the front part that corresponds to the chest of the wearer of everyday wear clothes such as T-shirts by applying an appropriate external force such as holding and pulling with a hand The disaster prevention everyday wear clothes which are attached by the means of attachment by.   In the upper part of the front surface and rear surface of daily wear clothes such as T-shirt, a sheet of long bandage cloth is deployed, and in the lower part of the front surface and rear surface, a bandana is deployed respectively Wearing a disaster-prevention daily wear clothing that is attached by means of attachment by means of attachment threads that are cut when a suitable external force is applied, such as holding and pulling by hand.   A cloth pochette on the front surface of a daily wear such as a T-shirt, with its shoulder strap held inside, is cut by an attachment thread that is cut when a suitable external force is applied, such as a handgrip and pulling. Disaster prevention everyday wear clothes that are attached by.   The clothing according to claim 1, 2, 3 or 4, wherein the attachment thread to be cut when a suitable external force such as a hand grip and a pull is given is an embroidery thread.

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