JP2020070526A - Unlock preventive garment - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a simple and rational structure for preventing a slider covered with a flap from being opened by improper operation, in an unlock preventive garment in which an opening operation of the slider is controlled by attaching the flap covering a closed end portion of a slide fastener to a garment body via attaching means with a lock.SOLUTION: A flap 40 is formed by folding back a fabric body having a wider width than a slide fastener 2 at an extended end of the slide fastener 2, and one side marginal portion 42 intersecting with its folded line 41 is sewn to both front and rear surfaces of one side of a sew-up portion along a sewing line between the slide fastener 2 and a garment body. On the back of the flap 40 formed by folding-back, a pocket 6 is disposed which can accommodate a pull 32 of a slider 3 located at the closed end of the slide fastener 2.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

  The invention disclosed in the present application relates to a restraining garment with a slide fastener worn by a care receiver in a nursing care / medical facility or the like. More specifically, the present invention relates to a restraining garment that can prevent a care-receiver who has symptoms such as dementia and psychosis from opening a slide fastener and undressing himself or performing self-harm or unclean behavior.

  In nursing care / medical facilities and the like, when taking care of a person who becomes bedridden due to illness, disability, old age, etc., a sleepwear-type nursing clothes is often used. As shown in FIG. 1, for example, such a nursing garment has a front surface from a neck portion 11 to a hem portion 12 of a right leg via a front body portion (between the left body portion 14L and the right body portion 14R). A plurality of slide fasteners 2 are attached to a part or an inner crotch part from the hem 12 of the right leg to the hem 13 of the left leg, and by opening them, changing clothes, medical examination, excretion treatment, etc. Is configured so that it can be easily performed. There are also some with fasteners attached to the back and underarms. As for the slide fastener 2, the "open type" fastener in which the closed portion is completely separated when the slider 3 is moved to the open end, and the "stop type" in which the open end of the slider 3 is coupled with a stopper to prevent separation. The fasteners of “” are selectively used according to the needs of nursing care work. The form illustrated in FIG. 1 employs a double fastener that can be opened and closed from both ends.

  Among users of such nursing care clothes, there are also cared persons who have symptoms such as dementia and psychosis. Since those cared persons may open the slide fasteners 2 by themselves and undress, or perform self-harm or unclean behavior, restrain the opening operation of the slide fasteners 2 in order to prevent such behaviors. The one provided with the means to do may be used. FIG. 10 and FIG. 11 show the outline of the slide fastener restraining means provided in the nursing clothes disclosed in Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2, respectively. In these, a flap 4 (cover piece) that covers the closed end portion of the slide fastener 2 is attached to one surface of the closed portion of the slide fastener 2, and the free end side of the flap 4 is superposed on the other surface of the closed portion. Then, the snap button 5 with a lock is used for fastening. The snap button 5 with a lock fits easily if pressed repeatedly, but it requires a trick to unlock the lock, and the operation is difficult for the care recipient who has symptoms such as dementia or psychosis. Has become. By making it difficult to open the slide fastener 2 by using such restraining means, the caregiver's safety and hygiene can be protected and the caregiver's burden is reduced.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 2-132612 Registered utility model No. 3202032

  The conventional means for suppressing the slide fastener is configured so that a gap is formed between the flap 4 and the clothes body along the opening / closing direction of the slide fastener 2. Therefore, when the care receiver makes his / her fingertip go into the gap, it is possible to touch the slider 3 covered by the flap 4. When the slider 3 is rubbed with the fingertip, the slider 3 is gradually opened. The slide fastener 2 may be opened even when the flap 4 is closed by being pushed out to the outside.

  In the suppressing means disclosed in Patent Document 1, the flap 4 is enlarged vertically and three sets of snap buttons 5 are arranged along the opening / closing direction of the slide fastener 2. However, even then, it is possible to let the fingertips slip into the back side of the flap 4 from the closed end side of the slide fastener 2, and it is not possible to prevent the slider 3 from being gradually pushed out to the open side by the fingertips.

  In the suppressing means disclosed in Patent Document 2, the tubular member 9 is attached near the closed end of the slide fastener 2, the pull tab 32 of the slider 3 is housed in the tubular member 9, and the flap 4 is inserted from above. It is configured to cover and fasten. The tubular member 9 is formed by folding a belt-like cloth body in a loop shape and overlapping both ends thereof, and is sewn together with the base cloth of the snap button 5 on one side of the closed portion of the front body. However, even with this configuration, it is possible to allow the fingertips to sneak into the back side of the flap 4 from the gap between the both ends of the flap 4 and the clothes body. Since both the front and back surfaces of the tubular member 9 are separated from the flap 4 and the garment body, the pulling tab 32 of the slider 3 is closed from the outside of the tubular member 9 with the fingertip that has slipped into the back side of the flap 4. It is impossible to prevent the slide fastener 2 from being opened by pushing it out of the tubular member 9 so that the slide fastener 2 is opened.

  The invention disclosed by the present application is intended to prevent the above-mentioned phenomenon, and a flap covering the closed end of the slide fastener is fastened to the body of the clothes by a snap button with a lock or the like, so that the slider opening operation can be performed. The present invention proposes a simple and rational restraining means for restraining nursing clothes and other restraining garments, which makes it easy to prevent the slider covered by the flap from being opened by an improper operation.

  In order to solve the above problems, the invention disclosed in the present application is such that a flap covering a closed end portion of the slide fastener is attached to one side of a closed portion of a garment body that is opened and closed by a slide fastener, and a free end side of the flap is In a restraining garment that is fastened to the other side of the closing portion via a locking attachment means, the flap is folded back at the extension of the slide fastener so as to cover the closed ends of the slide fastener from both front and back sides. The edge portion on one side intersecting with the folding line is sewn to both the front and back surfaces on one side of the closed portion along the stitching line between the slide fastener and the garment body, and the flap is folded back. On the back surface of the front side portion, a pocket capable of accommodating the pull tab of the slider located at the closed end of the slide fastener. Provided the, to adopt a configuration with.

  According to this configuration, the flap is folded back at the extension of the slide fastener to cover the closed end portion of the slide fastener from both the front and back sides, so that the flap and the garment body are separated from the closed end portion side of the slide fastener as in the conventional case. It becomes impossible to push the slider toward the open side by inserting the fingertip between the two. On the open side of the slide fastener, a gap is created between the flap and the clothes body as in the conventional case, but the slider pull tab is stored in the pocket attached to the back side of the flap, so the fingertips can be removed from the gap on the open side. You cannot touch the pull tab directly even if you insert it. The slider with the pull tab stored in the pocket at the closed end position of the slide fastener is restrained so that it will not move to the open side or the closed side as it is, and to move it, the flap that holds the lock is attached. The fastening means must be released and the flap must be wound. Thus, the slider covered with the flap is much more difficult to move than in the past.

  In this restraint garment, at least the edge portion of the pocket on the opening side of the slide fastener and the edge portion on the free end side of the flap are sewn to the flap to close the slide fastener. It is preferable that the side edge portion on the side is open.

  Further, the invention disclosed in the present application adopts a configuration in which a removal preventing means that engages with the pull tab of the slider inside the pocket is provided on a front side portion of the flap. This makes it more difficult for the pull tab accommodated in the pocket to slip out of the pocket.

  The retaining means is a retaining piece that is sewn to the flap so as to overlap with an opening edge portion of the pocket, or a retaining protrusion that protrudes inside the pocket and engages with a pull tab of the slider. , Can be configured.

  Further, a portion of the flap in the vicinity of the folding line protrudes beyond the closing portion of the garment body to the extension destination of the slide fastener, and the protruding portion is a non-sewn portion that is not sewn to the garment body. preferable.

  The restraint garment disclosed in the present application is such that the flap is folded back at the extension end of the closed end of the slide fastener and attached so as to cover both the front and back surfaces of the closed end, and a pocket is attached to the back surface of the flap. Since the pull tab of the slider is housed in the pocket, it is a simple structure that the cared person moves the slider to the open side by letting his / her fingertip go under the flap. Can be harder than.

FIG. 3 is an overall front view showing an example of a sleepwear-type nursing garment that is opened and closed by a slide fastener. It is a figure which shows one Embodiment of the invention which this application discloses, Comprising: It is the figure which showed the structure of the back side of the flap before attaching to the clothing for care. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a state in which the flap of FIG. 2 is attached to the neck portion of the nursing care garment of FIG. 1, with the back side of the flap partially broken. It is the figure which looked at the state which closed the slide fastener of the collar part of FIG. 3, and covered the closed end part with the flap from the front side. FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. 4. It is the figure which showed the structure of the back side of the flap concerning other embodiment of the invention which this application discloses. FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view of the same position as in FIG. 5 in a state where the flap of FIG. 6 is attached to the neck portion of the nursing clothes of FIG. 1 and the slide fasteners are closed. It is a figure which shows other embodiment of the invention which this application discloses, Comprising: It is the figure which looked at the state which closed the slide fastener and covered the closed end part with the flap from the front side. FIG. 9 is a sectional view taken along line BB in FIG. 8. It is a front view which shows the form of the flap which covers the closed end part of the slide fastener disclosed by patent document 1, (a) shows the state which wound the flap, (b) shows the state which fastened the flap. It is a front view which shows the form of the flap which covers the closed end part of the slide fastener disclosed by patent document 2, (a) shows the state which wound the flap, (b) shows the state which fastened the flap.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the invention disclosed in the present application will be described with reference to the drawings. It should be noted that constituent elements that are substantially the same as the constituent elements of the prior art shown in FIG. 10 and FIG.

  2 to 5 show a form in which the invention disclosed in the present application is applied to the neck portion 11 (double circled portion in FIG. 1) of the nursing care garment 1 shown in FIG. 1 to form a restraining garment. .. The slide fastener 2 that opens and closes the front body of the restraining garment has two sliders attached in a “butt” direction, and can be opened and closed from either the neck portion 11 or the hem portion 12 of the right leg. It is a reverse opening type double fastener.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the slide fastener 2 includes a pair of left and right fastener chains 21 each having an element row 23 provided on one side edge of a fastener tape 22 (base cloth), and element rows 23 of both fastener chains 21. And a slider 3 for engaging and separating. The outer edge of the fastener tape 22 (the side opposite to the element row 23) is sewn on the back surfaces of the left body portion 14L and the right body portion 14R, which form the garment body, respectively. A pull tab 32 is swingably attached to the pillar portion 31 of the slider 3.

  A butterfly pin 24 having a shape that passes through the slider 3 is attached to an upper end portion of the element row 23 of the fastener chain 21 attached to the left body portion 14L side. Further, a box rod 25 having a shape that does not pass through the slider 3 is attached to an upper end portion of the element row 23 of the fastener chain 21 attached to the right body portion 14R side. The slider 3 on the neck portion 11 side is attached to the fastener chain 21 with the bottom side (the side where the element rows 23 are meshed) facing downward, and the neck portion 11 closes when the slider 3 is pulled up to the upper end portion. That is, in the slide fastener 2 that opens and closes the neck portion 11, the upper end portion becomes the closed end portion. When the slider 3 is lowered, the collar portion 11 is opened, and the insert pin 24 and the box rod 25 attached to the upper ends of both fastener chains 21 are exposed.

  The essential part of the invention disclosed in the present application is the structure of the flap attached so as to cover the closed end (upper end) of the slide fastener 2. FIG. 2 is a view of the flap 40 before being attached to the nursing clothes 1 as viewed from the back side thereof. The flap 40 is made of a cloth or sheet piece having appropriate flexibility, and is formed, for example, by stacking two cloths common to the garment body on the front and back sides and stitching the edges thereof. The flap 40 is substantially vertically long, and one side of the flap 40 extends substantially linearly long, and the other side of the flap 40 has a short vertical side.

  On the back surface of the flap 40, a female member 52 of the snap button 5 which constitutes a locking attachment means and a pocket 6 which accommodates the pull tab 32 of the slider 3 are attached. The structure and mounting position of these will be described later.

  FIG. 3 is a view showing a state in which the flap 40 of FIG. 2 is attached to the neck portion 11, and a back side portion 40B of the flap 40 is partially broken and shown. The flap 40 is folded back in the vicinity of the middle in the longitudinal direction, and is covered on the end portion of the fastener chain 21 on the right body portion 14R side. Then, a substantially straight long side edge portion 42 that intersects the folding line 41 of the flap 40 is sewn to both the front and back surfaces of the right body portion 14R along the stitching line between the fastener chain 21 and the right body portion 14R. A space of several mm to several tens of mm is provided between the stitching line of the flap 40 and the stitching line of the fastener chain 21.

  The folding line 41 of the flap 40 protrudes from the end of the right body portion 14R to the extension of the slide fastener 2 by a few mm, and the protruding portion is formed as an unsewn portion 43 that is not sewn to the garment body. There is. The unsewn portion 43 is formed in such a size that the fingertip cannot be inserted from the right body portion 14R side. In this way, the flap 40 is attached so as to largely cover the closed end portion of the slide fastener 2 from both front and back sides.

  FIG. 4 is a front view of a state in which the slide fasteners 2 are closed and the closed end portions thereof are covered with the flaps 40. When the slider 3 is brought close to the closed end, the fastener chain 21 on the left body portion 14L side is swallowed together with the slider 3 between the front side portion 40F and the back side portion 40B of the folded flap 40. The flap 40 has a width that is sufficiently wider than the width in which the slide fasteners 2 are closed, and the length along the opening / closing direction of the slide fasteners 2 is such that both the front side portion 40F and the back side portion 40B have the pull tab 32 of the slider 3. It is formed to be sufficiently larger than the included length. In the illustrated embodiment, the lengths of the front side portion 40F and the back side portion 40B of the flap 40 are slightly more than twice the length including the pull tab 32 of the slider 3, and the back side portion 40B is slightly longer than the front side portion 40F. There is.

  The flap 40 is fastened to the surface of the left body portion 14L at the free end side of the front side portion 40F via a locking means with a lock. The snap button 5 that constitutes the engaging means of the exemplary embodiment is a metal or resin fastener that overlaps and fits a male member 51 and a female member 52, which are substantially circular in a front view, for example, as described in Patent Document 1 above. It has a structure similar to that of the "snap button with an automatic lock mechanism" shown in FIGS. A locking mechanism using a leaf spring or the like is incorporated into one of the male member 51 or the female member 52, and when the leaf spring or the like is deformed by pushing the center of the member or the like, the leaf spring or the like engages with the counterpart member. As a result, the male member 51 and the female member 52 cannot easily come off.

  The male member 51 and the female member 52 are fitted in advance on a stiff reinforcing base fabric 53 made of, for example, a woven tape made of synthetic fiber. The reinforcing base cloth 53 is cut into a substantially rectangular shape, and is sewn to the front surface of the left body portion 14L and the back surface of the front side portion 40F of the flap 40, respectively. The stitching positions are such that the fingertips cannot be inserted from the left body portion 14L side between the folding line 41 of the flap 40 and the snap button 5 in the closed state of the slide fastener 2 shown in FIG. ing.

  The pocket 6 is attached to a position where the pull tab 32 of the slider 3 located at the closed end of the slide fastener 2 can be accommodated when the slide fastener 2 is closed. The pocket 6 is a substantially rectangular member that is stronger than the flap 40 and is made of, for example, a woven tape made of synthetic fiber, and among the peripheral edges that surround the four circumferences, the peripheral edge and the flap on the opening side of the slide fastener 2. A peripheral edge portion of the free end side of 40 is sewn to the flap 40, and a peripheral edge portion of the closing side of the slide fastener 2 and a peripheral edge portion of the proximal end side (the stitching line side with respect to the right body portion 14R) of the flap 40 are sewn together. It is not opened (see the white arrow in Fig. 2). Further, the edge portion of the slide fastener 2 on the closed side is arranged so as to come into contact with the column portion 31 of the slider 3 which is brought close to the closed end portion of the slide fastener 2. The width of the pocket 6 is set so that the pull tab 32 of the slider 3 can be inserted and removed with a slight margin, and the height (depth) of the pocket 6 hangs downward from the pillar portion 31 of the slider 3. The lower half of the pull tab 32 is dimensioned so that it can be accommodated with a slight margin.

  The operation of accommodating the pull tab 32 of the slider 3 in the pocket 6 is performed with the slider 3 brought close to the closed end before the snap button 5 of the flap 40 is fastened to the left body portion 14L. The pull tab 32 is inserted into the pocket 6 while bending the vicinity of the portion and the flap 40. By fitting the snap button 5 after the pull tab 32 is housed in the pocket 6, the pull tab 32 is held in a state where it cannot be easily pulled out from the pocket 6.

  FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. When the pull tab 32 of the slider 3 which is moved to the closed end portion of the slide fastener 2 is housed in the pocket 6 attached to the back surface of the front side portion 40F of the flap 40 which covers the closed end portion, the pull tab 32 is attached to the pull tab 32. Cannot be directly touched with the fingertip from both the opening side and the closing side of the slide fastener 2. In this state, even if the slider 3 is squeezed from the outside of the flap 40 to move, the pull tab 32 is caught in the pocket 6, so the slider 3 can hardly be moved to the open side. With such an action, it is possible to rationally prevent the slide fastener 2 from being opened by an inappropriate operation of the care receiver.

  Since the flap 40 configured in this way also covers the back side of the closed end of the slide fastener 2 largely, it also acts to relieve the feeling of pressure and pain when a metal component or the like attached near the closed end comes into contact with the body. Eggplant Further, since the flap 40 becomes a bag-like shape that is half open toward the left body portion 14L if the snap button 5 is removed, for example, the slider 3 is raised or lowered near the closed end portion, or left on the slider 3. Even when inserting and removing the insert pin 24 on the side of the body portion 14L, these operations are not hindered. Further, a substantially linear edge portion 42 that intersects with the folding line 41 of the flap 40 is sewn on both front and back surfaces of the right body portion 14R, thereby forming a bag-like shape that is half open toward the left body portion 14L. Is preferably retained.

  Further, a space is provided between the stitching line of the flap 40 and the stitching line of the fastener chain 21, and the flap 40 and the fastener chain 21 are separately stitched to the body of the garment, thereby facilitating each stitching operation. In addition, when the flap 40 or the slide fastener 2 is damaged or malfunctions, the flap 40 and the slide fastener 2 can be individually repaired or replaced. Further, since a portion of the flap 40 near the turn-back line 41 is left as an unsewn portion 43, a clearance is provided between the turn-back line 41 and the closed end of the slide fastener 2 so that a fingertip does not enter, so that the slider 3 is fastened. The work of attaching / detaching to / from the chain 21 or replacing the defective slider 3 can be performed without difficulty. Further, when it becomes necessary to remove the flap 40 or the slide fastener 2 from the garment body and replace the garment body, scissors can be inserted into the unsewn portion 43 of the flap 40 to easily unfasten the stitched portions.

  6 to 7 show another embodiment of the invention disclosed in the present application. The flap 40 according to this embodiment has the same size and shape as the flap 40 shown in FIGS. 2 to 5 and is attached to the same portion. The pocket 6 also has the same shape and size as those of the above-described embodiment and is attached to a position capable of accommodating the pull tab 32 of the slider 3 located at the closed end portion of the slide fastener 2 as in the above-described embodiment. .. However, in this embodiment, among the edge portions surrounding the four circumferences of the pocket 6, the edge portions on the opening side of the slide fastener 2 and the left and right edge portions (the edge portions on the free end side of the flap 40) intersecting with the edge portions. And the edge portion on the base end side) are sewn to the flap 40, and only the edge portion on the closed side of the slide fastener 2 is open without being sewn (see the white arrow in FIG. 6). ).

Then, between the opening edge of the pocket 6 and the front side portion 40F of the flap 40,
A retaining piece 71 that prevents the pull tab 32 of the slider 3 from coming out of the pocket 6 is attached. The retaining piece 71 is, for example, a substantially rectangular member made of a woven tape or the like similar to the pocket 6, and its lateral width is formed to be substantially the same as the width of the pocket 6, and its height is about half the height of the pocket 6. Is formed in. The retaining piece 71 has a lower side portion (a peripheral edge portion located on the opening side of the slide fastener 2) of the pocket 6 rather than an opening portion of the pocket 6 (a peripheral edge portion that is open without being sewn to the flap 40). The flap 40 is sandwiched between the front side portion 40F of the flap 40 and the pocket 6 so as to be slightly dipped inside. The closed side edge of the slide fastener 2 is sewn to the front side portion 40F of the flap 40, and the left and right side edges intersecting with the flap 40 are sewn to the front side portion 40F together with the left and right side edges of the pocket 6. Has been done. However, only the edge of the slide fastener 2 on the open side is not sewn to the front side portion 40F, and is attached so as to be slightly raised from the front side portion 40F, as shown in FIG.

  If such a retaining piece 71 is attached to the opening of the pocket 6, even if the pull tab 32 of the slider 3 is pushed out of the pocket 6 by deforming the flap 40 or the like, the pull tab 32 of the slider 3 is pushed. The hole portion 33 formed in the hook is caught on the peripheral edge portion of the retaining piece 71 that is not sewn to the flap 40, and it is difficult for the hole portion 33 to come out of the pocket 6.

  8 to 9 show still another embodiment of the invention disclosed in this application. The flap 40 according to this embodiment is attached to the same portion as the flap 40 shown in FIGS. 2 to 5 and 6 to 7, but the size of the front side portion 40F thereof is larger than that of the above-described embodiment. The slide fastener 2 is expanded in the opening / closing direction, and two sets of snap buttons 5 are attached along the expansion direction. The two sets of snap buttons 5 are the same as those in the above-described embodiment, the male member 51 is attached to the front surface of the left body portion 14L, and the female member 52 is attached to the back surface of the flap 40. The snap button 5 closer to the closed end (upper side in FIG. 8) is attached to a position where the fingertip cannot be inserted from the left body portion 14L side between the snap button 5 and the folding line 41 of the flap 40.

  The pocket 6 is mounted at a position capable of accommodating the pull tab 32 of the slider 3 located at the closed end of the slide fastener 2 when the slide fastener 2 is closed, as in the above-described two embodiments. The size and material of the pocket 6 are the same as those in the above-described two embodiments. Similar to the pocket 6 shown in FIG. 6, in the pocket 6 according to this embodiment, three sides of the edge portion surrounding the four circumferences except the edge portion on the closing side of the slide fastener 2 are sewn to the flap 40. There is.

  The front side portion 40F of the flap 40 is provided with a retaining protrusion 72 that protrudes inside the pocket 6 sewn on the back surface thereof. The retaining projection 72 is formed by using a member such as a small snap hook, and in the illustrated embodiment, a pair of mating members are fitted and attached from both front and back surfaces of the front side portion 40F of the flap 40. .. By attaching such a retaining projection 72 to the inside of the pocket 6 so that the hole 33 formed in the pull tab 32 of the slider 3 is caught by the retaining projection 72, the pull tab 32 can be pulled out from the pocket 6. Can be made even more difficult.

  As described above, in the restraining garment disclosed in the present application, the flap 40 is folded back at the extension end of the closed end portion of the slide fastener 2 and attached so as to cover both the front and back surfaces of the closed end portion, and the flap is also attached. The pocket 6 is attached to the back surface of the pocket 40, and the pull tab 32 of the slider 3 is accommodated in the pocket 6. Therefore, it is possible to make it more difficult for the care receiver to slip the pull tab 32 of the slider 3 and move the slider 3 to the open side with the fingertips slipping into the back side of the flap 40, despite the simple structure. it can.

  The technical scope of the invention disclosed in the present application should not be construed in a limited manner according to the exemplary embodiments, but should be construed conceptually based on the description of the claims. In carrying out the invention disclosed in the present application, the shapes, dimensions, materials, structures, positional relationships, joining forms, etc. of members and parts not specifically specified in the claims are substantially the same as those in the example form. It can be appropriately modified and carried out within the range in which the action and effect are obtained.

  For example, when the slide fastener 2 is a reverse-opening type double fastener, the flap 40 can be attached to the opposite closed end, that is, the hem 12 of the right leg in the illustrated care garment 1. .. Similarly, with respect to the slide fastener 2 that opens and closes the inner crotch portion, the flaps 40 can be attached to both the hem 12 of the right leg and the hem 13 of the left leg (a portion surrounded by a single circle in FIG. 1).

  The flap 40 may be made of a piece of sheet made of, for example, soft synthetic resin or synthetic leather, instead of the cloth body. The same applies to the material of the pocket 6. The dimensions, the front shape, the stitching position, the sewing method, and the like of the flap 40 and the pocket 6 may be appropriately modified in consideration of usability, designability, and the like. As the locking means for fastening the flap 40 to the clothes body, a known locking component similar to the illustrated snap button 5 can be appropriately used. As the retaining projection 72 that projects into the inside of the pocket, a known sewing component or the like can be appropriately used.

  The invention disclosed by the present application is a restraint with a slide fastener used for restraining a wearer's behavior within a certain range in a facility for caring for an elderly person or a disabled person, a mental hospital, a child protection facility, a prison, etc. Can be widely applied to batter. The "suppressive garment" in the present invention includes, in addition to the tie-and-sleep clothing type of nursing garments illustrated above, clothing similar to the clothing in which the upper and lower garments are separated, gown-type clothing, diaper covers worn around the waist, etc. It also includes those to which suppression means is applied. Further, the present invention also includes mittens for covering the fingertips from the wrist, restraint bands for restraining the body on the bed, and the like, which are applied to nursing care articles with slide fasteners used for the same purpose as the above-mentioned clothes.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Clothes for nursing care 11 Collar part 12 Bottom part of right leg 13 Bottom part of left leg 14R Right body part 14L Left body part 2 Slide fastener 21 Fastener chain 22 Fastener tape 23 Element row 24 Butterfly bar 25 Box bar 3 Slider 31 Column part 32 Pull Handle 33 Hole 40 Flap 40F Front Side Part 40B Back Side Part 41 Folding Line 42 Substantially Straight Line Edge 43 Unsewn Part 5 Snap Button 51 Female Member 52 Reinforcing Base Fabric 6 Pocket 71 Fall Prevention Piece 72 Fall Prevention Projection

Claims (6)

A flap that covers the closed end of the slide fastener is attached to one side of the closed portion of the garment body that is opened and closed by the slide fastener, and the free end side of the flap is connected to another portion of the closed portion via a locking means with a lock. In the restraining garment that is fastened to the side,
The flap is folded back at the extension of the slide fastener so as to cover the closed ends of the slide fastener from both front and back sides, and the edge portion on one side intersecting the folding line is sewn to the slide fastener and the garment body. Along the line, sewn on the front and back surfaces on one side of the closed part,
A restraint garment characterized in that a pocket capable of accommodating a pull tab of a slider located at a closed end portion of the slide fastener is provided on a back surface of a front side portion of the folded back flap. The restraining garment according to claim 1,
In the pocket, at least the opening-side edge portion of the slide fastener and the free-end side edge portion of the flap are sewn to the flap, and the closed edge portion of the slide fastener is included in the pocket. Suppressing garment characterized by having an opening. The restraining garment according to claim 1 or 2,
The restraint garment is provided at a front side portion of the flap, and is provided with retaining means that engages with a pull tab of the slider inside the pocket. The restraint garment according to claim 3,
The retaining garment is a retaining piece sewn to the flap so as to overlap an edge portion of the pocket that is open. The restraint garment according to claim 3,
The retaining garment is a retaining protrusion that protrudes inward of the pocket and engages with a pull tab of the slider. The suppression garment according to any one of claims 1 to 5,
A portion of the flap in the vicinity of the folding line protrudes beyond the closing portion of the garment body to the extension of the slide fastener, and the protruding portion is a non-sewn portion that is not sewn to the garment body. Suppressed clothing.

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