JP2020044040A - Attachment band and attachment member using existing kimono obi - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide an attachment band and an attachment member which use a form of an existing Kimono Obi.SOLUTION: An attachment band and an attachment member incorporate an existing Kimono Obi without parting the same in a width direction and comprise a superposed band part 6 which is narrower and thicker relative to the Kimono Obi. The superposed band part 6 is formed by folding and superposing or winding and superposing the Kimono Obi in the width direction W so that design parts D1, D2, D3 on a surface of the Kimono Obi are exposed to an external part. The attachment band and the attachment member comprise a main band part 4 being formed by using the Kimono Obi without folding the Kimono Obi at an intermediate part of a longitudinal direction L. From both sides of the main band part 4, a pair of folded and superposed band parts 6A which are narrower than the main band part 4 extend respectively. These superposed band parts 6 have a length at which they can be mutually coupled.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a band or strap formed by using a ready-made kimono band, which is worn around an object, for example, a band (suitcase belt) worn on a suitcase, around an animal's face ( The present invention relates to a band attached to the vicinity of the head and a member attached to equipment around the face of the animal as a tow of the animal.

As a band strap attached to goods and animals,
Attachment bands for a case attached by attaching buckles to both ends of a band made of a woven band wound around a suitcase such as a carry bag and joining these buckles together (Patent Document 1),
A bridle with a mounting ring attached to both sides of an elongated metal fitting (main body of the mouthpiece) for inclusion in the mouth of a horse (Patent Document 2),
An adjustable strap used for travel bags, bags, harnesses, etc., in which the tip of a leather strap is inserted through a long hole-shaped insertion hole provided in a metal half buckle, and both sides of the insertion hole (See Patent Document 3)
Leather neck strap for attaching to horseback riding neck (Non-Patent Document 1)
Are known respectively.

JP-A-2006-202794 Table 2008-507997 Special table 2003-510147 JP-A-2005-232635 JP-A-1-201507

"Product Catalog Leather Neck Strap" Haru Watanabe Co., Ltd., [online], [Search August 27, 2018] Internet (URL: http://watanabebagu.com/marutan/%E9%9D%A9%E8% A3% BD% E3% 83% 8D% E3% 83% 83% E3% 82% AF% E3% 82% B9% E3% 83% 88% E3% 83% A9% E3% 83% 83% E3% 83% 97 /)

In recent years, there has been increasing momentum to review the value of traditional crafts and remake them as daily necessities. In particular, kimono belts, despite their high artistry, are often kept in a closet for a long time after being tailored and worn for special occasions such as ceremonies and weddings, and are often unused.
However, Patent Literatures 1 to 3 and Non-Patent Literature 1 do not mention reuse of a kimono belt.
With respect to the remake of the kimono belt, a technique has been disclosed in which a ready-made kimono band that is difficult to wear by one person is processed so as to be easily worn by one person (Patent Document 4).
However, this remakes a kimono belt into a kimono belt. The pattern and color of the kimono belt are different depending on the age.If the kimono belt is too flashy and difficult to wear when you are young, even if you improve the usability, it will not be used for a long time. It does not lead to the use of
Regarding the conversion of a kimono band to another article, a technique of remaking a ready-made kimono band into a vest, which is clothing, is disclosed (Patent Document 5). This cuts a kimono belt part twice the length of the vest from a ready-made kimono belt, forms an insertion hole for passing the neck in the middle part in the longitudinal direction, and bends at the middle part to see the front view and The back view is formed, the front view is divided into two right and left, and a bias tape is attached from the division to the edge of the insertion hole.
However, if the kimono band is cut so as to be divided in the width direction, or if a bias tape is attached to the cut portion, the original beauty and workability of the kimono band are lost. In other words, the kimono belt craftsman decides the design in consideration of various factors such as the sense of depth and seasonal feeling of the kimono belt, and if it is divided easily, the quality of the belt as a recycled product will be impaired. .
Specifically, if the kimono belt is divided in the width direction, the thread of the woven fabric may be loosened, so that the pattern or hand embroidery may be damaged. Not only that, depending on the type of kimono belt, even the feel may change.
The present applicant has worked on remake to another product while making the best use of the shape of the ready-made kimono band, and has come up with a mounting band and a mounting member using the kimono band.

A first object of the present invention is to propose a mounting band and a mounting member using a form of a ready-made kimono band.
A second object of the present invention is to propose a wearing band and a wearing member that are easy to use.

The first means is to take in a ready-made kimono belt B,
It includes a superimposed band portion 6 which is narrower and thicker than the kimono band B,
The overlapping band portion 6 is formed by folding or winding the kimono band B in the width direction W so that the design portion D on the surface of the kimono band B appears to the outside.

In this means, as shown in FIG. 1 or FIG. 6, a wearing band formed using a ready-made kimono band and incorporating a ready-made kimono band B is proposed.
The wearing band includes a superimposed band portion 6 which is narrower and thicker than the kimono band B, and it is easy to grasp and operate the superimposed band portion 6.
Further, the superimposed band portion 6 is formed by folding or winding the kimono band B in the width direction W so that the design portion D on the surface of the kimono band B is exposed to the outside. Therefore, the decorative effect can be enhanced by expressing the design of the surface of the kimono belt B on the outer surface.
The reason for using a ready-made kimono band as a design for the wearing band is to remake the band with a kimono band that can show a universal aesthetic to a wide range of consumers regardless of age and gender, and give the user the design department This is to spread the excellence of the kimono belt design by seeing D or touching it with the hand.
It is preferable that the wearing band of the present invention be obtained by cutting off the ready-made kimono band B without dividing it in the width direction. However, this means does not exclude a band that is partially cut in the width direction. This will be described later.

  The second means has the first means, and takes in the ready-made kimono band B without dividing it in the width direction.

  In this means, as shown in FIG. 4, FIG. 8, or FIG. 13, in the manufacturing process, the already-made kimono belt is taken into the wearing band without being divided in the width direction. As a result, the widthwise form of the ready-made kimono belt can be completely taken into daily necessities which are remake products. By doing so, the aesthetics of the original design of the kimono belt is not impaired, and the reputation of the design as a design can be increased.

The third means has the first means or the second means, and has a main band portion 4 which does not break the kimono band B at an intermediate portion in the longitudinal direction L,
From both sides of the main band portion 4, a pair of folding type superimposed band portions 6 </ b> A formed narrower than the main band portion 4 extend.
These overlapping band portions have a length that can be connected to each other.

In this means, as shown in FIG. 1, a pair of superimposed band portions narrower than the main band portion 4 from both sides of the main band portion 4 used without folding the kimono band B at the middle portion in the longitudinal direction L. 6 is proposed.
These overlapping band portions 6 have a length that can be connected to each other, and therefore, using these overlapping band portions 6, the mounting band 2 can be attached to another object (such as a carry bag). Further, since the superimposed band portion 6 is of a folding type, a structure in which the superimposed band portion 6 extends from the main band portion 4 can be formed without difficulty.
The “connection” of the “connectable length” means that they are connected (tied) to each other by the same method as a known tie, and it is not necessary to use an external connection tool or the like.
As a preferred embodiment, a structure having the means and the design portion D formed on the surface of the kimono band B appears continuously from one surface of the main band portion 4 to at least both surfaces of the overlap band portion 6. It may be. Thereby, the kimono belt B can be reproduced as a practical wearing band without deteriorating the beauty thereof.

The fourth means has the second means or the third means,
A wide end 8 that is used without breaking the kimono band B is continuously formed in front of the pair of overlapping band portions 6.

  In the present means, as shown in FIG. 1, a wide end 8 which is used without breaking the kimono band B is continuously formed in front of the pair of overlapping band portions 6. Therefore, as shown in FIGS. 5 (A) and 5 (B), it is difficult for the overlapping band portions 6 to be untied in a state where they are joined.

The fifth means has the first means,
The kimono belt B was formed as a wrapped superimposed band portion 6B, and a pair of longitudinal ends e1 and e2 of the superimposed band portion were connected to each other to form a loop.

  In this means, as shown in FIG. 6, the entirety of the kimono belt B in the longitudinal direction L is a superimposed band portion 6, and a pair of longitudinal ends e1 and e2 of the superimposed band portion are connected to each other to form a loop. It is in the shape. Therefore, it is suitable for use as a wearing band (for example, a neck strap) around an animal's face.

Sixth means,
A mounting member used as an animal puller,
The coupling device 12 to the part to be mounted is connected to the mounting band 2 according to the first means,
The wearing band 2 folds the entire length L of the kimono band B in the width direction to form a superimposed band portion 6.
In addition to providing the design portion D of the kimono band B on both surfaces of the superimposed band portion 6,
At least one side of the superposed band portion 6 on the outside in the longitudinal direction is engaged with the coupler 12.

In this means, as shown in FIG. 11, the coupling tool 12 to the part to be mounted is connected using the mounting band 2 described in the first means as a connecting material. As shown in FIG. 14, when used as a tow of an animal (for example, a livestock such as a horse, a camel, or an ostrich), the design portions D on both sides of the superimposed band portion 6 appear in a developed state. The beauty of the form can be used most effectively.
Reasons for using a ready-made kimono band as the wearing band include durability of the kimono band in addition to beauty and touch. The kimono belt has high strength as a whole belt due to the tightness of the fabric. In particular, since the superimposed band portion of the present means is originally formed by laminating a tough kimono band in the width direction, it can exhibit strength comparable to that of a rope.
The above-mentioned "one side outside in the longitudinal direction" is folded back inward in the same direction and fixed to form a loop-shaped locking portion 9 to form a loop-shaped locking portion 9. May be attached to the coupler 12.

According to the first aspect of the invention,
Because it takes in the ready-made kimono belt B, the design of the ready-made kimono belt, which is no longer used in ordinary households, can be widely used in daily necessities that can be seen by men and women of all ages.
Since the superimposed band 6 is narrower and thicker than the kimono band B, it is easy to grasp and operate the superimposed band 6,
Since the superimposed band portion 6 is formed by folding or winding the kimono band B in the width direction W so that the surface of the kimono band B appears to the outside, the design of the surface of the kimono band B is changed. The decorative effect can be enhanced by expressing it on the outer surface.
According to the invention according to the second means, since the form of the ready-made kimono band B is taken in without being divided in the width direction, the form in the width direction of the ready-made kimono band can be taken in daily necessities in its entirety. It can increase the reputation of designs as designs.
According to the invention according to the third means, a pair of superimposed band portions narrower than the main band portion 4 from both sides of the main band portion 4 which is used without folding the kimono band B at the middle portion in the longitudinal direction L. 6 are extended, and the overlapping band portions 6 have a length connectable to each other, so that the mounting band 2 is attached to another object (such as a carry bag) using the overlapping band portions 6. Can be.
According to the fourth aspect of the invention, the widened end portions 8 which are used without breaking the kimono band B are continuously formed in front of the pair of superposed band portions 6, respectively. It is difficult to untie the tied part in a state where the six are tied together.
According to the invention relating to the fifth means, the entirety of the kimono belt B in the longitudinal direction L is a superimposed band portion 6 and a pair of longitudinal ends e1 and e2 of the superimposed band portion are connected to each other to form a loop. The shape is suitable for use as a wearing device around the face of an animal (for example, a neck strap around the animal's neck).
According to the invention relating to the sixth means, the fastener 12 to be attached is connected to the wearing band 2 described in the first means, and the animal is pulled by grasping the wearing band on the side opposite to the fastener. When used as a hand, the design portions D on both sides of the superimposed band portion 6 appear in an expanded state, so that the beauty of the form of the kimono band B can be used most effectively.

It is a front view of the wearing band concerning a 1st embodiment of the present invention. It is a rear view of the wearing band of FIG. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the wearing band of FIG. 1 as viewed from the direction of III-III. It is explanatory drawing of the procedure of manufacturing the wearing band of FIG. 1, FIG. (A) shows the initial state of the kimono band which omits half of the longitudinal direction of the kimono band, FIG. The work of bending a part of the band (the place where the overlapping band portion is formed) is shown, and the same figure (C) shows the work of sewing the folded part. It is explanatory drawing of the state which used the wearing band of FIG. 1 for the suitcase, FIG. (A) is the figure which looked at the use state from the side, FIG. (B) is B of the same figure (A). It is the figure seen from the -B direction. It is a side view of the wearing band concerning a 2nd embodiment of the present invention. It is sectional drawing which looked at the wearing band of FIG. 6 from IIV-IIV direction. FIG. 7A is an explanatory view of the first half of the procedure for manufacturing the wearing band of FIG. 6, and FIG. 7A shows the initial state of a kimono band (the length in the longitudinal direction is drawn short for convenience in drawing). Fig. (B) shows the work of folding the kimono band in two in the width direction, Fig. (C) shows the first step of winding the folded kimono band, and Fig. (D) The second step of the operation of winding the folded kimono band, and FIG. 9E shows the operation of sewing the folded kimono band to form a superimposed band portion. FIG. 7 (A) is an explanatory view of the latter half of the procedure for manufacturing the wearing band of FIG. FIG. 7B shows the operation of fixing the longitudinal ends to form a loop-shaped superimposed band. It is an Example of the wearing band of FIG. 6, and has shown the structure which attached the hanging tool to the wearing band. It is the figure which omitted the middle part of the longitudinal direction of the mounting member concerning a 3rd embodiment of the present invention, and was drawn. It is sectional drawing of the mounting member of FIG. It is explanatory drawing of the procedure of manufacturing the wearing band of FIG. 11, The figure (A) shows the initial state of a kimono belt, and the figure (B) shows the kimono band folded in the width direction in two. FIG. (C) shows the folding work, and FIG. (D) shows the work of sewing one end of the folded kimono band to form a superimposed band, and FIG. Each forming operation is shown. It is a figure which shows the Example which applied the wearing band of FIG. 6, and the wearing member of FIG. 11 to the horse. It is a figure which shows the Example of the wearing band of this invention (the modification of embodiment of FIG. 11).

1 to 5 show a wearing band 2 according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
The wearing band 2 is formed by using one kimono band B, has a main band portion 4 having the same width as the kimono band B, and has a narrow and thick overlap from the main band portion 4. The band portion 6 protrudes, and a widened end portion 8 is formed on the front side of the overlapping band portion 6.
In this specification, the term "kimono belt" includes not only a product itself manufactured and sold as a kimono band but also a product obtained by cutting the product into an appropriate length in the longitudinal direction L. .
The wearing band 2 of the present embodiment has a structure in which the kimono band B is taken in without being divided in the width direction W.
“Incorporate as it is” means that the kimono belt is not dismantled into a surface material and a lining, but is in its original form. Thereby, the design of the kimono belt can be reused while leaving the solid feeling of the kimono belt and a unique feel.
However, the kimono belt B may be cut in the longitudinal direction. Since the kimono belt B is long, it is inevitable to cut it in the longitudinal direction when remaking it into a practical product. When the kimono belt is fastened to the kimono, the main part of the kimono belt design is the front part of the torso or the drum, and it is not originally assumed that the entire length of the kimono belt can be seen in the kimono belt. Cutting B in the longitudinal direction does not necessarily impair the value of the design.
On the other hand, if the kimono belt B is divided in the width direction, the intention of the craftsman who is the creator of the kimono belt to be packed in the design is impaired. The design of the kimono belt is usually configured to produce a seasonal feeling suited to the time of use and an aesthetic appearance according to the user's preference.
If the kimono belt is cut in the width direction and the design is unnaturally cut at the cut portion, the aesthetic appearance described above is also reduced.
Therefore, in the present embodiment, with respect to the portion of the wearing band 2 that needs to be narrowed, a part of the kimono band in the width direction is folded back to form a superimposed band portion 6, and the entire design in the width direction of the kimono band B is formed. Appear on the appearance of the wearing band 2.

In order to briefly explain this structure, a preferred manufacturing procedure of the mounting band 2 shown in FIG. 4 will be described.
In FIG. 4A, the kimono belt B having the design portion D on at least the front side is placed on the work surface with the back side facing upward.
As shown by a one-dot chain line in FIG. 4B, a conventionally known portion is provided between the middle portion and the end portion in the longitudinal direction of the kimono band B at a position where a fold line f for forming the overlapping band portion is inserted. Mark with a method (such as a spatula / chalk pencil).
This mark indicates that a portion having a width of 1/2 of the full width (referred to as a half half Bh) is provided at the center in the width direction of the kimono belt B, and a portion having a width of 1/4 of the full width is provided on both sides of this portion ( (Called a quarter Bq).
Then, as indicated by the arrow, the pair of quadrants Bq is folded back to the upper side of the quadrant Bh.
As shown in FIG. 4 (C), the ends of the folded quarters Bq are sewn to the two halves Bh. The symbol s indicates a seam. Since the kimono belt is thick, it is preferable to use an industrial sewing machine when sewing these.
The portion of the main band portion 4 near the overlapping band portion 6 is formed into a tapered portion 4a by folding back the kimono band.
Similarly, the portion of the widened end portion 8 near the overlapping band portion 6 is also tapered. Also, a seam s is formed on the leading end side of the wide end 8 as necessary.

In the illustrated example, the mounting band 2 is vertically symmetrical in FIG. 1, and the pair of overlapping band portions 6 are formed to have the same length. The main band portion 4 is formed longer than the superimposed band portion 6. However, these structures can be appropriately changed.
The widened end 8 is wider than the overlapping band 6 and is formed at least at the tip of the overlapping band 6 to have the same width as the main band 4.
The design part D of the kimono belt B includes a first design part D1 appearing on the front side of the main band part 4, a second design part D2 appearing on the front and back of the superimposed band part 6, and a third design part appearing on the front side of the widened end part 8. D3 is a component of the appearance of the wearing band 2.
Therefore, the design part D of the kimono belt is not divided in the width direction, or the kimono belt is not disassembled into the outer material and the lining, so that the original characteristics of the kimono belt (for example, solid feeling and touch) are lost. It can be reused by utilizing the unique seasonal feeling and unique beauty of the design.
The overlapping band portion 6 of the present embodiment is a folding type overlapping band portion 6A in which a quarter of the full width on both sides of the kimono band is folded and sewn on a half of the full width. So it can be easily created.
In addition, practically sufficient strength can be obtained by folding the kimono belt.
FIG. 5 shows an example in which the mounting band 2 of the present embodiment is mounted on a carry bag type case 100. In the drawings, reference numeral 102 denotes wheels, and 104 denotes a handle. In the illustrated example, it is wound vertically around the wearing band 2 and is connected to each other through the overlapping band portions 6 in the handle 104.
Since the mounting bands 2 are formed such that the widened end portions 8 are wider than the superimposed band portions 6, the knots are not easily untied in a state of being connected to each other as shown in FIG. 5B.
A preferred use of the wearing band 2 of the present embodiment is to wrap it as a suitcase belt around a carry bag brought into an airplane during domestic travel or overseas travel.
When you arrive at your destination and receive your luggage from the luggage that flows out of the belt conveyor at the luggage pickup area at the airport, suitcases of the same type and color often flow, Use your nerves to identify them. This is because a mark (name tag) attached to such a suitcase cannot be distinguished from a distant view in many cases.
The belt band of the present embodiment incorporates a kimono belt, which is a handicraft, and has various forms and patterns of the belt, so that the belt itself is compared with a ready-made suitcase belt made of leather or synthetic resin. Functions as a landmark. Therefore, it can be confirmed at a glance that it is your luggage.
Managing luggage at the point of departure is very helpful for the same reason.
Furthermore, since the kimono belt is not divided in the width direction, the fabric is hard to cut like a rope. Moreover, as described above, the design is difficult to unravel, so it is not only a decorative product but also useful for security measures.

In addition, from the standpoint of utilizing the width direction of the ready-made kimono band, it is preferable to take in the ready-made kimono band B without dividing it in the width direction. It is conceivable to cut off a part in the width direction (for example, a part where the main pattern does not exist on the end side in the width direction of the kimono belt) according to circumstances.
Also, in the wrapping type shown in FIG. 6 described below, if the wrapping band becomes excessively thick when wrapping up the entire widthwise direction, when the wrapping band becomes excessively thick, it may not appear on the surface of the wrapping band. It is conceivable to cut off a part of the kimono band in the width direction.

  Hereinafter, another embodiment of the present invention will be described. In these descriptions, explanations of the same configurations as in the first embodiment will be omitted.

6 to 10 and FIG. 14 show a wearing band 2 according to a second embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 6, in order to clarify the structure of the wearing band 2, the design of the surface of the wearing band is omitted.
The wearing band 2 can be used, for example, as a horse riding neck strap. This neck strap is hung on the horse's neck in advance so that the jockey is not shaken off from the back of the horse, for example, suddenly standing upright in a paddock of a racetrack, and the jockey grips this ( See FIG. 14). In the figure, R is a bridle, and together with this, the neck strap can be gripped. FIG. 14 will be further described later.
The wearing band 2 has a structure in which a kimono band B is formed into a superimposed band portion 6B of a winding type and the longitudinal ends e1 and e2 of the superimposed band portion 6B are connected to each other to form a loop as a whole. Having.

In order to briefly explain this structure, a preferred manufacturing procedure of the mounting band 2 shown in FIGS. 8 and 9 will be described.
In FIG. 8A, the kimono belt B having the design portion D on at least the front side is placed on the work surface with the back side facing upward.
As shown in FIG. 8B, the kimono belt B is folded in two in the width direction. The symbol b in the figure indicates the side edge opposite to the fold f.
Next, as shown in FIG. 8C, the kimono belt B folded in two is folded in the width direction from the side of the side edge f. Preferably, the kimono belt B is virtually equally divided into a plurality of (three in the illustrated example) width portions in the width direction, and the first width portion w1 is divided into the second width portion in FIG. Wrap over w2.
Next, as shown in FIG. 8D, the first width portion w1 and the second width portion w2 are folded on the third width portion w3.
In the drawings, for convenience of explanation, the kimono belt is drawn into a three-folded form. However, since the kimono belt has a thickness, the kimono belt is actually folded into a rod shape rather than simply folded.
In this specification, a superimposed band portion wound in one direction and superposed is referred to as a superimposed superimposed band portion 6B.
Next, as shown in FIG. 8 (E), the third width portion w3 is sewn to the second width portion w2 along the edge appearing outside the kimono band B by hand sewing or the like. To complete.
The seam s extends from one longitudinal end e1 of the overlapping band portion 6 to the other longitudinal end e2 of the overlapping band portion 6, as shown in FIG. However, a fixed section near the other end e2 in the longitudinal direction is a connection margin Mb, and the seam s is not inserted in this section.
In a preferred example, the two side edges b, which are free ends, are on the inside, and the end on the fold f side is on the outside. However, those with the fold side inside and two side edges outside are not excluded from the technical scope of the present invention.
Further, in the illustrated example, the kimono band is narrowed so as to have a smaller diameter at one end e1 side of the pair of longitudinal ends e1 and e2 of the overlapping band portion 6, and the seam s is inserted in this state. In this way, one end is set as a small-diameter hand-side end e1 (see FIG. 9A).
The other end e2 loosens the entanglement by utilizing no seam in the connection margin Mb, and forms a cavity C inside the end e2.
Then, as shown in the figure, the overlapping band portion 6 is bent into a C-shape, and the other end e1 is inserted into the cavity C of the second end e2.
Then, as shown in FIG. 9 (B), the other end e1 and the second end e2 are sewn together and fixed in a loop. In the illustrated example, sewing is performed using an industrial sewing machine at two places parallel to the edge of the end on the receiving side.
In this embodiment, since the folding step of FIG. 8B is included before the winding step of FIGS. 8C and 8D, the illustrated overlapping band portion 6 is of a winding type. It is also a superimposed band part and a folding type superimposed band part. However, the folding step of FIG. 8B may be omitted.

Since the wearing band 2 of the present embodiment is formed by winding a ready-made kimono band, it has a beautiful appearance and is softer than leather or the like, so that the hit (touch) to a sensitive animal is soft. Therefore, the animals can be handled gently so as not to burden the animals. Although not shown in FIG. 6, the design of the kimono band B appears on the surface of the wearing band 2. Therefore, the wearing band 2 of the present embodiment is not only a band for operating animals, but also a decorative article for dressing animals beautifully.
Horses have delicate nervousness, and when wind or the speed of a race causes the cloth on the horse to flutter and make a rattling sound, the horse may be surprised and behave unexpectedly. Since the wearing band of the present invention is finished in a loop-shaped neck strap without losing its shape by not dividing the kimono band in the width direction, sound is less likely to be generated due to strong wind and the like, and there is little fear of surprise to the horse.
FIG. 10 shows an example of the present embodiment. In this example, the design of the kimono band is represented on the appearance of the wearing band 2 in FIG. 6 and a hanging tool J for hanging the wearing band 2 is attached.
This hanging tool J is formed by a decorative belt portion j1 and a locking ring j2.
The decorative belt portion j1 is a loop-shaped belt through which the mounting band 2 is inserted, and has a role of connecting the mounting band 2 and the locking ring j2.
The locking ring 12 is a member for locking to an external hook or the like.
As a preferred embodiment, the decorative belt portion j1 and the locking ring j2 can also be manufactured using a kimono belt. The decorative belt part j1 can be configured to be formed by, for example, folding a kimono band in the width direction and sewing the edge opposite to the fold. About this structure, what was demonstrated about the overlapping belt part is used.
As the locking ring j2, a decorative cord of a kimono belt can be used.

11 to 14 show a mounting member 10 according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
The mounting member 10 can be used as a horse-drawn tow.
The mounting member 10 is formed by a mounting band 2 including a folding type overlapping band portion 6A, a coupling 12 to an equipment H mounted on a horse riding head, and a decorative ring 14.
The wearing band 2 is formed by folding a kimono band B into two in the width direction to form a folding type overlapping band portion 6A, and forming both ends of the overlapping band portion 6 in a loop-shaped locking portion 9. Become.
As a preferred example, the superimposed band portion 6 can be formed by folding a bag band three times in the width direction and sewing.
Here, advantages of adopting the superimposed band section 6 as a puller will be described. Generally, a tow used for a large horse (racehorse) is about 3 m long, but if it is a rope, it is difficult to hold it in one hand. On the other hand, according to the superimposed band portion 6 of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 14, it is possible to quickly put it in a hand in a folded state like a fan. These characteristics are thought to be important in raising the reputation of the harness. For example, in Europe, dressing as a horse-truck and how to hold a rope are the subject of criticism, and it is highly valued for having a harness (towing hand) gracefully.
The connector 12 has a conventionally known structure, and is formed by connecting a hook 12a that can be hooked on the equipment H to a coupling ring 12b. The coupling ring is inserted through the loop-shaped locking portion 9.
Also, in the illustrated example, since the mounting ring 14 uses one braid, the tufts of thread at both ends of the string are fluctuating. The braid also has a rich color like the kimono band, so that the superimposed band portion 6 is more prominent, so that a gorgeous atmosphere is expected.

In order to briefly explain the structure of the mounting band 2, a preferred procedure for manufacturing the mounting band 2 shown in FIG. 13 will be described.
In FIG. 13A, a kimono belt B having a design portion D on at least the front side is placed on a work surface with the back side facing upward.
As shown in FIG. 13B, the kimono band B is folded in three in the width direction, and the band portions having a width of 1/3 are sequentially overlapped.
Next, as shown in FIG. 13 (C), the overlapped band portions are sewn along the edge in the longitudinal direction to form a folding type overlapping band portion 6.
As shown in FIG. 13 (D), the outer end in the longitudinal direction of the overlapping band portion 6 is bent inward and sewn to form a loop-shaped locking portion 9.

FIG. 14 shows an application example of the mounting band 2 of the second embodiment and the mounting member 10 of the third embodiment.
The superimposed band portion 6 of the mounting member 10 also serves as a connecting means for connecting the coupling 12 to the horse's equipment H and the decorative ring 14. For example, in a racetrack, a user places the superimposed band portion 6 near the decorative ring 14. When the racehorse is towed with the superimposed band, the superimposed band 6 is in the deployed state, and the design portion D shown on the front and back of the superimposed band 6 can be seen well by the audience, so that it is very gorgeous.
In particular, the racecourse is a place where various young and old (including foreign tourists) gather, and it is often reported that TV and other media pull a racehorse in a paddock. By having people who are not familiar with kimono and kimono belts usually see the beauty of kimono belt designs, it is possible to increase the reputation of the designs.
Since the design of the kimono band also appears on the outside of the wearing band 2, the aesthetic effect is similarly high.
The equipment H is a harness having a conventionally known structure in the illustrated example, and generally includes a hook (horse bite) 90 and a head strap 92. The illustrated headband 92 is formed of a leather 92a, a cheek leather 92b, a throat leather 92c, a forehead leather 92d, and a nose leather 92e. This will be described later.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described.
[Example 1]
FIG. 15 shows a case where the wearing band 2 of the present invention is applied to an abdominal band for riding. The riding band is a band-shaped tool for fixing the saddle to the back of the horse, and connects both ends of the band to a plurality of band straps suspended from both sides of the saddle (not shown).
The belly band of the present embodiment includes a superimposed band portion 6A and connecting members 16 attached to both ends in the longitudinal direction of the superimposed band portion.
The connecting tool 16 connects the base end side of the connecting belt portion 17 having the buckle 18 attached to the distal end side to the overlapping band portion 6A. In the illustrated example, two types of connecting tools (a first connecting tool 16L and a second connecting tool 16S) are disclosed.
The connecting belt portion 17 of the first connecting member 16L is sandwiched between the folded belts of the overlapping band portion 6A, and is sewn.
The connecting belt portion 17 of the second connecting tool 16S is overlapped on both outer surfaces of the overlapping band portion 6A and is stitched.
These structures are disclosed to show various aspects of the connecting tool, and the same connecting method may be adopted for all of them.
A pair of connecting members 16 are respectively attached to both ends of the superimposed band 6A. This is for stably fixing the saddle. The first connecting member 16L has a buckle 18 attached to the tip of the long belt portion 17L, and the second connecting member 16S has the buckle 18 attached to the tip of the short belt portion 17S.
[Example 2]
Although not shown, the superimposed band 6B of the winding type is not formed into a loop shape as shown in FIG. 6 but as a non-loop shape (not limited to the rod shape shown in FIG. Can be used. In this case, both ends are fixed by a known method (such as sewing) so that the wound state cannot be unraveled.
As a preferred example, this embodiment can be applied to a part of the head strap 92 shown in FIG. 14, for example, a cheek leather 92b, a lace leather 92a, or a bridle R. It goes without saying that the present invention is not limited to the harness but may be applied to other wearing bands.

2: mounting band 4: main band portion 4a: tapered portion 6: overlapping band portion 6A: folding type overlapping band portion 6B: overlapping type overlapping band portion 8: widened end portion 8a: hook-and-loop fastener 9: loop-shaped locking Part 10: mounting member 12: coupling device 12a ... hook 12b ... coupling ring 14 ... decorative ring 16 ... coupling device 16L ... first coupling device 16S ... second coupling device 17 ... coupling belt 17L ... long belt 17S ... short belt 18 ... Buckle 90 ... Horse 92 ... Headstrap 92a ... Leather 92b ... Cheek leather 92c ... Throat leather 92d ... Forehead leather 92e ... Nose leather 100 ... Case 102 ... Wheels 104 ... Handle B ... Kimono belt Bh ... Half half Bq ... Quarter half b ... side edge part C ... hollow part D ... design part D1 ... first design part D2 ... second design part D3 ... third design part e1 ... longitudinal end (spider side end) e2 ... longitudinal end (Receive Side end)
f: Fold H: Equipment (harness)
J: hanging tool j1: decorative belt part j2: locking ring L: longitudinal direction Mb: coupling allowance R: bridle s: seam
W: width direction w1: first width portion w2: second width portion w3: third width portion

First, a basic configuration common to the first means and the fourth means will be described.
This basic configuration is
Take in the ready-made kimono belt B without dividing it in the width direction ,
Including a superimposed band portion 6 that is narrower and thicker than the kimono band B;
It is a wearing band for wearing on an object or an animal.

The basic configuration, as shown in FIG. 1 or FIG. 6, a mounting band for mounting the object or animal, by using the ready-made clothes band shall Do incorporate off-the-shelf kimono band B It is .
The wearing band includes a superimposed band portion 6 which is narrower and thicker than the kimono band B, and it is easy to grasp and operate the superimposed band portion 6 .
The reason for using a ready-made kimono band as a design for the wearing band is to remake the band with a kimono band that can show a universal aesthetic to a wide range of consumers regardless of age and gender, and give the user the design department This is to spread the excellence of the kimono belt design by seeing D or touching it with the hand .
Further, in the basic configuration, as shown in FIG. 4, FIG. 8, or FIG. 13, in the manufacturing process, the already-made kimono band is taken into the wearing band without being divided in the width direction. As a result, the widthwise form of the ready-made kimono belt can be completely taken into daily necessities which are remake products. By doing so, the aesthetic appearance of the original design of the kimono belt is not impaired, so that the design can be evaluated more as a design.

The first means has the basic structure, and the superimposed band portion 6, as design part D of the surface of the kimono zone B appears outside the front and back surfaces of the superposed band portion, the kimono band B is folded in the width direction W to form a band shape in which the folded kimono belt portions are overlapped,
In addition, the overlapped portions are sewn to maintain the folded state.

In the present means, the overlapping band portion 6 is formed by folding the kimono band B in the width direction W such that the design portion D on the surface of the kimono band B appears on the front and back surfaces of the overlapping band portion. ing.
  Therefore, the decorative effect can be enhanced by expressing the design of the surface of the kimono belt B on the outer surface.
  The folded kimono belt portions are formed in a band shape in which the folded kimono belt portions are overlapped, and the overlapped portions are sewn to maintain the folded state.

The second means has the first means, and has a main band portion 4 used without breaking the kimono band B at an intermediate portion in the longitudinal direction L,
From both sides of the main band portion 4, a pair of folding type superimposed band portions 6 </ b> A formed narrower than the main band portion 4 extend.
These overlapping band portions have a length that can be connected to each other.

Third means includes a second means,
A wide end 8 that is used without breaking the kimono band B is continuously formed in front of the pair of overlapping band portions 6.

Fourth means has the basic structure, and the superimposed band portion 6, as design part D of the surface of the kimono zone B appears outside, wound up the kimono band B in the width direction W To form a rod-shaped band ,
In addition, the overlapped portion is sewn to maintain the wound state.
In this means, the superimposed band portion 6 is formed by winding the kimono band B in the width direction W so that the design portion D on the surface of the kimono band B appears outside. Therefore, the decorative effect can be enhanced by expressing the design of the surface of the kimono belt B on the outer surface.

Fifth means has fourth means,
The whole of the kimono belt B in the longitudinal direction L was formed as a superimposed band portion 6B of a winding type, and a pair of longitudinal ends e1 and e2 of the superimposed band portion were connected to each other to form a loop.
In this means, as shown in FIG. 6, the whole of the kimono belt B in the longitudinal direction L is a superimposed band portion 6, and a pair of longitudinal ends e1 and e2 of the superimposed band portion are connected to each other to form a loop. It is in the shape. Therefore, it is suitable for use as a wearing band (for example, a neck strap) around an animal's face.

A sixth means is to connect the wearing band 2 for wearing to an animal to the coupling device 12 to the wearing place,
The wearing band 2 takes in a ready-made kimono band B and includes a superimposed band portion 6 which is narrower and thicker than the kimono band B,
The overlapping band portion 6 is formed by folding the kimono band B in the width direction W so that the design portion D on the surface of the kimono band B appears outside.
A mounting member used as an animal puller,
The wearing band 2 folds the entire length L of the kimono band B in the width direction to form a superimposed band portion 6.
In addition to providing the design portion D of the kimono band B on both surfaces of the superimposed band portion 6,
At least one side of the superposed band portion 6 on the outside in the longitudinal direction is engaged with the coupler 12.

In this means, as shown in FIG. 11, the coupling tool 12 to the part to be mounted is connected using the above-mentioned mounting band 2 as a connecting member. As shown in FIG. 14, when used as a tow of an animal (for example, a livestock such as a horse, a camel, or an ostrich), the design portions D on both sides of the superimposed band portion 6 appear in a developed state. The beauty of the form can be used most effectively.
Reasons for using a ready-made kimono band as the wearing band include durability of the kimono band in addition to beauty and touch. The kimono belt has high strength as a whole belt due to the tightness of the fabric. In particular, since the superimposed band portion of the present means is originally formed by laminating a tough kimono band in the width direction, it can exhibit strength comparable to that of a rope.
The above-mentioned "one side outside in the longitudinal direction" is folded back inward in the same direction and fixed to form a loop-shaped locking portion 9 to form a loop-shaped locking portion 9. May be attached to the coupler 12.

According to the invention according to the first means and the fourth means ,
Since the ready-made kimono belt B is taken in the wearing band for wearing on objects or animals, the design of the ready-made kimono band that is no longer used in general homes can be widely used for daily necessities that can be seen by men and women of all ages,
Since the shape of the ready-made kimono band B is taken in without being divided in the width direction, the shape of the ready-made kimono band in the width direction can be taken in daily necessities, and the design as a design can be highly evaluated. ,
Since the overlapping band portion 6 is narrower and thicker than the kimono band B, it is easy to hold and operate the overlapping band portion 6 .
According to the invention according to the first means, the superimposing band portion 6, as the surface of the kimono zone B appears to the outside, from being formed by Ru folded the kimono band B in the width direction W The decorative effect can be enhanced by expressing the design of the surface of the kimono band B on the outer surface.
According to the invention according to the second means, a pair of superimposed band portions narrower than the main band portion 4 from both sides of the main band portion 4 used without breaking the kimono band B at the middle portion in the longitudinal direction L. 6 are extended, and the overlapping band portions 6 have a length connectable to each other, so that the mounting band 2 is attached to another object (such as a carry bag) using the overlapping band portions 6. Can be.
According to the invention according to the third means, the widened end portions 8 which are used without breaking the kimono band B are continuously formed in front of the pair of superposed band portions 6, respectively. It is difficult to untie the tied part in a state where the six are tied together.
According to the invention according to the fourth means, the superimposed band portion 6, as the surface of the kimono zone B appears to the outside, from being formed by overlapping winding the clothes band B in the width direction W, The decorative effect can be enhanced by expressing the design of the surface of the kimono belt B on the outer surface.
According to the invention relating to the fifth means, the entirety of the kimono belt B in the longitudinal direction L is a superimposed band portion 6 and a pair of longitudinal ends e1 and e2 of the superimposed band portion are connected to each other to form a loop. The shape is suitable for use as a wearing device around the face of an animal (for example, a neck strap around the animal's neck).
According to the invention relating to the sixth means, the fastener 12 to be attached is connected to the wearing band 2 described in the first means, and the animal is pulled by grasping the wearing band on the side opposite to the fastener. When used as a hand, the design portions D on both sides of the superimposed band portion 6 appear in an expanded state, so that the beauty of the form of the kimono band B can be used most effectively.

Claims (6)

Take in the ready-made kimono belt (B),
It includes a superimposed band portion (6) that is narrower and thicker than the kimono band (B),
The superimposed band portion (6) is formed by folding or winding the kimono band (B) in the width direction (W) such that the design portion (D) on the surface of the kimono band (B) appears outside. A wearing band using a ready-made kimono band, characterized by being formed.   The wearing band using the ready-made kimono band according to claim 1, wherein the ready-made kimono band (B) is taken in without being divided in the width direction. A main band portion (4) used without breaking the kimono band (B) at an intermediate portion in the longitudinal direction (L),
From both sides of the main band portion (4), a pair of foldable overlapping band portions (6A) formed narrower than the main band portion (4) are extended,
The wearing band using a ready-made kimono band according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the overlapping band portions have a length connectable to each other.   The wide end portion (8) that is used without breaking the kimono band (B) is continuously formed in front of the pair of overlapping band portions (6), respectively. Item 4. A wearing band using the ready-made kimono band according to item 3.   The kimono band (B) is a wrapped superimposed band portion (6B), and a pair of longitudinal ends (e1, e2) of the superimposed band portion are connected to each other to form a loop. The wearing band according to claim 1, wherein the wearing band uses a ready-made kimono band. A mounting member used as an animal puller,
A fastener (12) for connecting to the mounting portion, which is connected to the mounting band (2) according to claim 1;
The wearing band (2) is formed by folding the entire lengthwise direction (L) of the kimono band (B) in the width direction to form a superimposed band portion (6).
Along with providing the design portion (D) of the kimono band (B) on both sides of the superimposed band portion (6),
A mounting member characterized in that at least one lateral side of the superimposed band portion (6) in the longitudinal direction is locked to the coupling tool 12.