JP2020097806A - kimono - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a Kimono which enables people unfamiliar with Kimono-wearing to easily and prettily put on it only by himself/herself.SOLUTION: A Kimono comprises fastening means 12 attached to a Kimono body 10. The Kimono body 10 has an insertion hole 26 at its left side. The fastening means 12 has a string-like or belt-like shape. The fastening means 12 is attached to the Kimono body 10 above a bottom of thereof at a height position substantially corresponding to a length from an ankle to a waist in a state substantially orthogonal to a center line of a back over the whole in a width direction of the body 10. The fastening means 12 comprises: a fixed part 12a which is attached to the Kimono body 10; and free parts 12b which are formed in a free state extending from both sides in a longitudinal direction of the fixed part 12a.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a kimono that can be easily worn by one person, even if the person is not accustomed to wearing the kimono.

Generally, a kimono is dressed as follows. First of all, dress the underwear according to the usual procedure. After putting on the undergarment, hold the kimono in your hand, turn the kimono to the back side, hold the collar of the kimono turned to the back side with each hand turned to the back side, lift the kimono along the back and lift both Hang it on your shoulder.

When you wear the kimono on your shoulders, your left and right hands are inside the kimono. Grasp the sleeves of the kimono with your left and right hands inside the kimono and put them in the kimono sleeves. After putting the sleeves of the kimono in the kimono sleeves, put your left and right hands out through the cuffs of the kimono. Pick the collar of the kimono with one hand and the center of the back of the kimono with the other hand, and adjust the position of the kimono so that the center of the back of the kimono is in the center of your back.

Grip the neck of the kimono with your left and right hands, open the kimono to the left and right, and lift the kimono together with the hem so that the hem is at a height near the ankle. With the hem height maintained in this state, wrap the upper front body around the body. Check the height position of the hem of the upper front body with the upper front body wrapped around the body, and if necessary, raise and lower the kimono and adjust so that the hem height position is appropriate.

When the height of the hem of the upper front body has become appropriate, return the upper front body to its original state, and wrap the lower front body around the body. Here, the height of the hem of the lower front body should be slightly higher than the height of the hem of the upper front body. After wrapping the lower front body around the body, wrap it around the body by covering the lower front body with the upper front body.

After wrapping the upper front body around the lower front body, hold the upper front body together with the lower front body at the waist with your right hand, and keep the upper front body and the lower front body in this state. While keeping the upper front body and lower front body in this state, take the waist cord placed nearby with your left hand and quickly wrap this waist cord with both hands around the waist height with your right hand holding the waist. .. After wrapping the waist cord around the waist, tie the ends of the waist cord and tie the remaining ends with the waist cord.

When the waist cord is wrapped around the waist and tightened, the kimono is in a state of being slackened above the waist cord in the front and back of the body and left. After wrapping the waist cord around the waist and tightening it, put your hands through the eight mouths and drop the part of the kimono that is slack and above the waist cord below the waist cord.

The part dropped below the waist cord is folded. Put your hand in the end fold and arrange the end fold so that the line under the end fold is as horizontal as possible. Tighten the Date tightening on the edge fold formed in this way, and tighten the band on the Edge fold that tightens the Date edge.

The dressing of the kimono is roughly as described above, but the adjustment of the height of the hem of the upper front body and the lower front body, the winding and holding of the upper front body and the lower front body, and the fastening of the waist cord are as described above. , It's very acrobatic, and if you don't do it properly, you won't be able to dress the kimono yourself.

For this reason, people who are not accustomed to wearing kimonos have generally asked a dresser to do so. However, there was a problem in that it cost a considerable amount of money to ask a dresser to wear a kimono.

Also, the kimono becomes loose or loses its shape while the person wearing it is moving around. If the kimono becomes loose or loses its shape, you must fix it by yourself, but if you are not used to wearing it, it is difficult to fix it, and you cannot fix it properly. There was a problem that sometimes.

In addition, dressers tend to wear hard and firm clothes to prevent the kimono from loosening or collapsing. However, if the person wears it tightly and firmly, the person wearing it has to tighten their body with the kimono and have to suffer for a long time.

Therefore, there has been a demand for a kimono that can be easily worn by oneself, is hard to loosen even if worn for a long time, and can be easily repaired by oneself even if loosened.

JP, 2006-2270, A

The problem to be solved by the present invention is that it is difficult for a person who is not used to wearing a kimono to easily and neatly wear the kimono.

The present invention allows a person who is not accustomed to wearing a kimono to easily and cleanly wear the kimono by himself, so that the height of the kimono body is approximately equivalent to the height from the hem up and the ankle to the waist. The most main feature is that a string-shaped or belt-shaped fastening means is attached to the entire position in the width direction of the kimono body, and an insertion hole for passing the fastening means is provided in the left side portion of the kimono body. And

Here, the fastening means includes a fixed portion attached to the body of the kimono and a free portion in a free state extendedly formed on both sides of the fixed portion in the longitudinal direction. The fixing portion of the fastening means is preferably made of a material having a waist. Having a waist means having a hardness such that the original shape is retained to some extent when a part of it is lifted by hand. This is because, when the fixing portion of the fastening means is made of a material having a waist, the fastening means can be recognized by hand during the operation during the wearing, and the operation during the wearing can be facilitated.

All or part of the free portion of the fastening means is preferably stretchable. This is because having elasticity allows the fastening means to be fastened with appropriate strength when fastened around the waist. The fastening means is attached so as to be substantially orthogonal to the center of the back. The fastening means are attached to the left and right collars, the left and right collars, the left and right front bodies, and the left and right rear bodies. The fastening means may be provided on the front surface side of the kimono body or may be provided on the back surface side of the kimono body.

The insertion hole is provided between the front body and the back body. The insertion hole is provided above the fixing portion. The size of the insertion hole needs to be larger than the size at which the free portion of the fastening means can be inserted, and if possible, it is preferable that the collar to which the fixed portion of the fastening means is sewn and connected passes a little.

In the kimono according to the present invention, since the fixing portion of the fastening means is sewn and connected at a height position approximately corresponding to the height from the hem upward and from the ankle to the waist, hold the fixing portion of the fastening means with both hands. By pulling forward, the presence of the fastening portion of the fastening means can be felt on the back, and the fastening portion of the fastening means can be lifted to the proper height position of the waist in a groping state.

Further, in the kimono according to the present invention, the free part on the right side of the fastening means is passed through the insertion hole, the fixing part of the fastening means is lifted up to the waist height together with the body of the kimono, and the left and right free parts of the fastening means are pulled to secure the fastening means. When tightened on the waist, the body of the kimono is wrapped tightly around the body with the upper front body overlapping the lower front body. There is no need to perform the acrobatic work of overlapping the lower front body and upper front body, wrapping a string around the waist while tightening the waist with the right hand, as in the past.

Further, in the kimono according to the present invention, the fixing portion of the fastening means is sewn and connected at a height position substantially corresponding to the height from the hem upward and from the ankle to the waist. When lifted up to the height, the loosened portion that becomes the end fold is naturally formed above the fastening means. When this slack portion is pushed to the outside of the fixing portion of the fastening means and dropped downward, an end fold with the fixing portion of the fastening means as the upper edge is naturally formed. Even people who are not used to wearing kimonos can easily make edge folds by themselves.

In addition, the kimono according to the present invention does not need to be acrobatic in which the lower front body and the upper front body are overlapped with each other, and the waist is held with the right hand and a string is wrapped around the waist and tightened. Since the end fold can be easily formed, even a person who is not used to wearing a kimono can easily wear the kimono by himself.

Further, in the kimono according to the present invention, since the kimono body and the fastening means are integrally sewn and connected, the kimono body and the fastening means do not shift even if they move around for a long time. It is difficult to disassemble and it is easy to fix the looseness of the kimono.

Further, when the fastening portion of the fastening means is formed of a material having a waist, it is easier to recognize the fastening portion of the fastening means by groping or back while wearing. Therefore, it becomes easier to make the end fold by lifting the fixing portion of the fastening means together with the kimono to the waist level.

FIG. 1 is a front view showing an embodiment of a kimono according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is a rear view showing an embodiment of the kimono according to the present invention. FIG. 3 is a process diagram showing a procedure of wearing when wearing a kimono according to the present invention. FIG. 4 shows one procedure for wearing a kimono according to the present invention, and is an explanatory view showing a state in which the front body is opened with both hands. FIG. 5 shows one procedure for wearing the kimono according to the present invention, and is an explanatory view showing a state in which the insertion hole is expanded. FIG. 6 shows one procedure for wearing the kimono according to the present invention, and is an explanatory view showing a state in which the free portion of the fastening means is inserted into the insertion hole. FIG. 7 shows a procedure for wearing a kimono according to the present invention, and shows a state in which the vicinity of the base of the left and right free portions of the fastening means and the fixed portion of the fastening means are grasped together by the left and right hands. FIG. FIG. 8 shows one procedure in wearing a kimono according to the present invention, and is an explanatory view showing a state in which the fastening means grasped by the left and right hands is lifted to the waist height and tightened. FIG. 9 shows one procedure for wearing the kimono according to the present invention, and is an explanatory view showing a state in which the fastening means is fastened around the waist. FIG. 10 shows a procedure for wearing a kimono according to the present invention, and is an explanation showing a state in which the ends of the left and right free portions of the fastening means tightened around the waist are put under the free portion to end it. It is a figure. FIG. 11 shows a procedure for wearing a kimono according to the present invention, and is an explanatory view showing a state in which a slackened portion on the back side is dropped below the fastening means to make an end fold. FIG. 12 shows one procedure for wearing the kimono according to the present invention, and is an explanatory view showing a state in which the slack part on the abdomen side is dropped below the fastening means to make an end fold. FIG. 13 shows one procedure for wearing a kimono according to the present invention, and is an explanatory view showing a state in which an end fold is made on the ventral side and a collar is arranged.

The purpose of making it possible for a person to easily and neatly wear a kimono without changing the structure of the kimono significantly and without impairing the comfort of the kimono.

FIG. 1 is a front view of an embodiment of the kimono according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a rear view of the embodiment of the kimono according to the present invention. An embodiment of the kimono according to the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2.

In FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, 10 is a kimono body, and a fastening means 12 is attached to the kimono body 10. The kimono body 10 is substantially the same as a conventionally known ordinary kimono, and includes a front body 14, a back body 16, a collar 18, a collar 20, and a sleeve 22.

The front body 14 includes a right front body 14a and a left front body 14b. Here, left and right refer to the left and right as seen by the person wearing the kimono, and the same applies to the following description. The back body 16 includes a right back body 16a and a left back body 16b. The body 18 includes a right body 18a and a left body 18b.

A right collar 18a is vertically sewn and connected to the left vertical edge of the right front body 14a. A right rear body 16a is vertically sewn and connected to the right vertical edge of the right front body 14a. A left collar 18b is vertically sewn and connected to the right vertical edge of the left front body 14b. A left rear body 16b is vertically sewn and connected to the left vertical edge of the left front body 14b.

The right back body 16a and the left back body 16b are vertically sewn and connected to each other. The part of the line (back stitch) where the right back body 16a and the left back body 16b are sewn and connected forms the center of the back.

The collar 20 is sewn and connected to a part of the upper edges of the left and right front bodies 14a and 14b, a part of the upper edges of the left and right rear bodies 16a and 16b, and the beveled edges above the left and right collars 18a and 18b. The left and right lower ends of the collar 20 are collar tips 20a and 20b.

A substantially bag-shaped right sleeve 22a is sewn and connected to the upper portion of the right vertical edge of the right front body 14a and the upper portion of the right vertical edge of the right rear body 16a. A substantially bag-shaped left sleeve 22b is sewn and connected to the upper part of the left vertical edge of the left front body 14b and the upper part of the left vertical edge of the left rear body 16b.

Between the right front body 14a and the right rear body 16a, an unconnected portion of the right body eight mouth 24a is formed in a continuation below the portion where the right sleeve 22a is sewn and connected. Between the left front body 14b and the left back body 16b, an unconnected portion of the left body eight mouth 24b is formed in a continuation below the portion where the left sleeve 22b is sewn and connected.

The fastening means 12 is made of a cord-shaped or belt-shaped material. It is preferable that the material forming the fastening means 12 is so flexible that the presence thereof can be felt when touched with a hand. The fastening means 12 extends in the width direction of the kimono body 10, that is, over the right collar 20a, the right collar 18a, the right front body 14a, the right rear body 16a, the left rear body 16b, the left front body 14b, the left collar 18b and the left collar 20b. It is sewn and connected.

The fastening means 12 includes a fixed portion 12a that is sewn and connected to the kimono body 10 and a free portion 12b that extends outward from both ends of the fixed portion 12a. The fixing portion 12a of the fastening means 12 is sewn and connected at a back or waist height position. The fixing portion 12a of the fastening means 12 is sewn and connected so as to be substantially orthogonal to the center of the back. A portion of the free portion 12b of the fastening means 12 near the fixed portion 12a is formed of rubber or the like so as to be expandable and contractible.

An insertion hole 26 through which the free portion 12b of the fastening means 12 is inserted is provided at an upper position of the fastening means 12 between the left front body 14b and the left back body 16b. The size of the insertion hole 26 is required to be larger than the free portion 12b of the fastening means 12 can be inserted, and if possible, it is preferable that the collar 20a to which the fixed portion 12a of the fastening means 12 is sewn and connected passes a little.

Next, a method of wearing a kimono according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. Here, FIG. 3 is a process diagram showing the procedure of wearing the kimono according to the present invention, and FIGS. 4 to 13 show one procedure in wearing the kimono according to the present invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows a state.

First, as shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, a kimono is woven on the undergarment, and the bases of the free portions 12b and 12b of the fastening means 12 attached to the kimono body 10 are grasped by the left and right hands, and the kimono body 10 The body of the kimono body 10 is slid vertically and horizontally along the body, and the position of the kimono body 10 is adjusted so that the kimono body 10 is in an appropriate position vertically and horizontally.

Next, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 5, the base portion of the free portion 12b on the right side of the fastening means 12 is grasped with the right hand, the left collar tip 20b is grasped with the left hand, and the left front body 14b is pulled obliquely forward to insert the insertion hole. Expand 26.

Next, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 6, the right free portion 12b of the fastening means 12 is inserted into the insertion hole 26, and the right free portion 12b passing through the insertion hole 26 is pulled out with the left hand. When the kimono is not tightly wrapped around the body in this state, the collar tip 20a to which the fixing portion 12a of the fastening means 12 is sewn and connected is slightly pulled out to tightly wind the kimono around the body.

Next, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 7, the base portion of the free portion 12b on the right side that has passed through the insertion hole 26 is grasped by the left hand together with the left portion of the fixed portion 12a, and the base portion of the free portion 12b on the left side is fixed portion 12a. Grab it with your right hand along with the right part of. The fixing portion 12a of the fastening means 12 has a certain degree of rigidity so that its presence can be known only by touching it with a hand and that the lower portion of the kimono body 10 can be lifted together with the fastening means 12. It is preferably formed of a material.

Next, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 8, while holding the fixing portion 12a of the fastening means 12 with each of the left and right hands, the fastening means 12 is lifted up to the waist height, and the left and right free portions 12b and 12b are moved to the left and right. Pull and tighten the fastening means 12 to the waist.

Next, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 10, the slack portion on the back side is dropped to the outside of the fixing portion 12a of the fastening means 12 to form a rear end fold 28, and the shape thereof is adjusted.

Next, as shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 11, the hands are put into the kimono through the left and right eight-body openings 24a and 24b, and the loosened portion on the front side of the kimono is dropped to the outside of the fixing portion 12a of the fastening means 12, and the front side Make edge fold 28 and shape it. Then, the shape and position of the collar 20 are adjusted.

Next, as shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 12, the end folds 28, 28 are fixed by tightening a date tightening (not shown) on the end folds 28, 28, and fixed by a date tightening (not shown). Tighten a band (not shown) on the folding ends 28, 28.

The kimono according to the present invention is completed by the procedure described above.

As described above, the kimono according to the present invention does not have an acrobatic wearing process like conventional dressing, so a person who is not accustomed to wearing can calm himself and wear without difficulty. Therefore, the kimono can be easily and neatly worn by oneself.

Further, in the kimono according to the present invention, since the fastening means is sewn and connected to the body of the kimono, there is no inconvenience such that the kimono is deformed during wearing.

10 Kimono main body 12 Fastening means 12a Fixed part 12b Free part 14 Front body 14a Right front body 14b Left front body 16 Back body 16a Right back body 16b Left back body 18 neck 18a Right neck 18b Left neck 20 collar 20a Right neck 20b Left neck 22 Sleeve 22a Right Sleeve 22b Left Sleeve 24a Right Body Eight Mouth 24b Left Body Eight Mouth 26 Insertion Hole 28 Edge Fold

Claims (7)

The kimono body comprises fastening means attached to the kimono body, the kimono body has an insertion hole in the left side portion, the fastening means is a string-like or belt-like shape, and the fastening means is the kimono body. Is attached at a height position substantially corresponding to the height from the hem of the kimono to the height from the ankle to the waist over the entire width direction of the kimono body in a state substantially orthogonal to the center of the back. A kimono characterized by comprising a fixed part attached to the kimono main body and a free part in a free state extendedly formed on both sides in the longitudinal direction of the fixed part. The kimono according to claim 1, wherein the fastening means is attached to the left and right necks, the left and right necks, the left and right front bodies, and the left and right back bodies. The kimono according to claim 1, wherein the fastening means is made of a material having a waist. The kimono according to claim 1, wherein the insertion hole is provided between the front body and the back body. The kimono according to claim 1, wherein the insertion hole is provided immediately above the fixing portion. The kimono according to claim 1, wherein the free portion of the fastening means has elasticity. The kimono according to claim 1, wherein the fastening means is provided on a front surface side or a back surface side of the kimono body.

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