JP2022118842A - Japanese dress hanger - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a Japanese dress hanger that can hang a kimono in a state similar to a dressed posture.SOLUTION: A Japanese dress hanger 1 includes: a frame body part 2; a pair of first arm part 3; a second arm part 4; a third arm part 5; and a fourth arm part 6, with the first to the fourth arm part 3-6 extending from the frame body part 2. The second arm part 4 is situated lower from the first arm parts 3, so is the third arm part 5 from the second arm part 4, and so is the fourth arm part 6 from the third arm part 4. In the Japanese dress hanger 1, the pair of first arm parts 3 are inserted into both shoulders of a kimono and, after the bodice of the kimono is hung around the lower part of the fourth arm part 6, it is hung around the second arm part 4 or the third arm part 5 to become a hanging down state.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a kimono hanger for hanging a kimono.

When arranging kimonos in stores, they hung them on the bar-shaped arms of the kimono hanger with both sleeves spread out, or lined up the kimonos in a folded state on the floor. In addition, various types of Japanese clothes hangers for storing kimono compactly have been proposed (see, for example, Patent Documents 1 and 2).

Utility Model Registration No. 3174531 JP 2020-121191 A

By the way, the length of the kimono is set long in consideration of the part of the kimono that is folded, and many patterns are applied to the lower part of the body. Therefore, when the customer looked in the mirror to check the appearance of the kimono, it was necessary to put the kimono against the body and tuck up the folded part, which made it difficult to imagine the appearance.

In addition, it is necessary to secure a large space in order to display the kimono in the fully folded state, and there is a problem that it takes time and effort to refold the kimono once unfolded. Although it is possible to compactly display kimonos by using the kimono hangers disclosed in the above-mentioned patent documents, they are intended for storage, and the kimonos are stored in the state of being hung on these kimono hangers. It was difficult to imagine what it would look like.

An object of the present invention is to provide a hanger for Japanese clothes on which a kimono can be hung in a state similar to the appearance of the kimono.

A Japanese clothes hanger according to the present invention comprises a frame, a pair of first arms extending from the frame in a first direction, a second arm extending from the frame in a second direction, a third arm portion and a fourth arm portion, wherein the second arm portion is positioned below the pair of first arm portions, and the third arm portion is positioned below the second arm portion; The fourth arm portion is positioned below the third arm portion, the pair of first arm portions are inserted into both shoulders of the kimono, and the body of the kimono is positioned below the fourth arm portion. The kimono is hung so that it hangs around the second arm or the third arm portion after being hung around the kimono.

The kimono includes a kimono that has already been sewn and a kimono that is temporarily sewn and called a kimono.

In the kimono hanger according to the present invention, a pair of first arm portions are inserted into both shoulders of the kimono, and the body is hung around under the fourth arm portion and then hung around the second arm portion or the third arm portion. The kimono is hung so that it will be hung down. As a result, if it is a sewn kimono, it is hung around the third arm to form the edge-folded portion. The kimono can be hung on the kimono hanger in a state that reproduces the appearance of the kimono.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The front view of the Japanese clothing hanger concerning embodiment of this invention. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the Japanese clothes hanger shown in FIG. 1 ; The figure explaining the process of hanging the kimono which has been sewn on the Japanese clothes hanger shown in FIG. 1. It is a figure explaining the process of hanging the kimono which has been sewn to the Japanese clothes hanger shown in FIG. 1, (a) is a figure which shows a front side, (b) is a figure which shows a back side. 5(a) is a view showing the front side, (b) is a view showing the back side, and (c) is Vc of FIG. 5(a). FIG. The figure which shows typically a -Vc line cross section. Fig. 6(a) is a diagram showing a state in which the Japanese clothing hanger shown in Fig. 1 is used, and (a) is a diagram showing a state in which a obi is hung, and (b) is a diagram schematically showing a VIb-VIb line cross section of Fig. 6(a). . (a) is a schematic diagram explaining how to hang a sewn kimono on the Japanese clothing hanger shown in FIG. (c) is a schematic diagram for explaining a method of hanging the garment in a state of reproducing the figure, and (c) is a schematic diagram for explaining a method of hanging the temporary painting feathers on the Japanese clothes hanger shown in FIG. The front view which shows the Japanese clothes hanger which concerns on the deformation|transformation of embodiment of this invention.

[First embodiment]
A Japanese clothing hanger according to a first embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. 1 and 2, a Japanese clothing hanger 1 according to the present embodiment includes a frame portion 2 and a cantilever from the frame portion 2 to the right (one side (first direction) in the width direction D1). and second, third, and fourth arm portions 4 cantilevered from the frame portion 2 to the left (the other side (second direction) in the width direction D1). , 5 and 6, and a supporting member 7 for strapping which is detachably attached to the frame portion 2. As shown in FIG. The frame body portion 2 includes a hook portion 21 extending in an arc when viewed from the front, a support portion 22 supporting the second to fourth arm portions 4 to 6, and positioned between the hook portion 21 and the support portion 22. and an intermediate portion 23 that supports the first arm portion 3 .

The support portion 22 extends in the vertical direction D2 in a bar shape, and the intermediate portion 23 extends in a bar shape obliquely downward from the base end portion of the hook portion 21 to the upper end portion of the support portion 22 .

The pair of first arm portions 3 extend parallel to each other with a gap G1 in the thickness direction D3, and the free ends 3a thereof are curved downward. The second arm portion 4 is positioned below the first arm portion 3 and is spaced from the first arm portion 3 by a predetermined distance. The second arm portion 4 has an arcuate shape that curves forward in a plan view, and the free end 4a thereof curves downward. The third arm portion 5 is positioned below the second arm portion 4 and has a predetermined gap G2 between it and the second arm portion 4 . Also, the third arm portion 5 has the same shape as the second arm portion 4 . That is, the third arm portion 5 has an arcuate shape that curves forward in plan view, and its free end 5a curves downward. The fourth arm portion 6 is positioned below the third arm portion 5 and has a predetermined gap G3 between itself and the third arm portion 5 . The fourth arm portion 6 extends linearly from the frame portion 2 .

In addition, the first to third arm portions 3 to 5 have substantially the same dimensions in the width direction D1, and the free end 3a of the first arm portion 3 substantially coincides with the support portion 22 in the vertical direction D2. The base end of the portion 3 substantially coincides with the free ends 4a, 5a of the second and third arm portions 4, 5 in the vertical direction D2. The fourth arm portion 6 extends slightly longer than the second and third arm portions 4,5.

The support member 7 is substantially L-shaped in plan view, and has a base portion 71 that is detachably attached to the frame portion 2 and a fifth arm portion 72 that linearly extends from the base portion 71 at a substantially right angle. The fifth arm portion 72 has approximately the same dimensions as the first to third arm portions 3 to 5 in the width direction D1. It is positioned above and forward of the second arm portion 4 with a space therebetween. The mechanism for detachably attaching the support member 7 to the frame portion 2 is not limited.

Next, how to use the Japanese clothing hanger 1 configured in this manner will be described. The kimono hanger 1 of this embodiment is a hanger for hanging a kimono, and the kimono includes a kimono called temporary picture feather in a temporarily sewn state in addition to the kimono as a finished kimono that has been sewn. Here, first, a case where a sewn kimono K is worn to resemble a garment will be described.

First, as shown in FIG. 3, the kimono K is folded at the back seam line Ka and the left and right side seam lines Kb so that the body K1 overlaps and is placed on the floor. The support member 7 is removed from the frame portion 21 . Next, as shown in FIG. 4, the pair of first arm portions 3 are inserted into both shoulder portions of the garment K, and the portion below the intermediate portion 23 is turned to the back side (lower side) of the garment K. Next, as shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 5, the body K1 of the kimono K is hung under the fourth arm portion 6 from the front side to the back side, and passed through the gap G3 between the third arm portion 5 and the fourth arm portion 6 from the back side to the front side. , through the gap G2 between the second arm portion 4 and the third arm portion 5 from the front side to the back side, hang it on the upper side of the third arm portion 5, and hang it on the rear side. As a result, the kimono K looks like the part (waist part) corresponding to the edge fold of the body K1 is tucked up. Then, in this state, the hooking portion 21 can be hooked to a rack or the like (not shown).

Therefore, the customer or the like can check the appearance of the kimono K while it is hung on the kimono hanger 1 as described above. In addition, the kimono K in the state of being hung on the kimono hanger 1 can be picked up and applied to the body in front of the mirror, and there is no need to tuck up the folded end portion by hand as in the conventional art.

In addition, when it is desired to check the appearance of wearing the kimono K with the obi, the support member 7 is attached to the frame portion 2 as shown in FIG. You just need to hook the belt B. Since it is only necessary to hook the belt B on the fifth arm portion 72, various combinations of the belt B and the kimono K can be easily tried.

The method of hanging the sewn kimono K to resemble the appearance of the kimono K is described above. It is passed through the gap G2 between the arm portion 4 and the third arm portion 5 from the front side to the back side, and hung under the fourth arm portion 6 from the back side to the front side, and the gap G3 between the third arm portion 5 and the fourth arm portion 6. It is passed from the front side to the back side, passed through the gap G2 from the back side to the front side, and hung on the third arm portion 5 from the back side to the front side. As a result, although the length of the length is the same as in the case of hanging by the method shown in FIG. You can show more.

Next, with reference to FIGS. 7(b) and 7(c), the case of hanging the temporary painting E on the Japanese clothes hanger 1 will be described. First, when the temporary picture feather E is hung to resemble the appearance, it is hung as shown in FIG. 7(b). In this case, the hanging method is the same as that shown in FIG. 5, but in FIG. Instead of the third arm part 5, the body part E1 is hung around the second arm part 4 and hangs down to the back side. Since the body E1 of the temporary picture feather E is longer than the body K1 of the kimono K because it is not subjected to inner lifting, the body E1 is attached to the second arm 4 instead of the third arm 5. By hanging around, the part corresponding to the edge folding and uchiage looks like it has been lifted up.

Similarly, when it is desired to show more of the pattern of the body E1 of the temporary picture feather E, it is hung as shown in FIG. 7(c). That is, the body E1 of the temporary picture feather E is hung under the fourth arm portion 6 from the back side to the front side, passed through the gap G3 between the third arm portion 5 and the fourth arm portion 6 from the front side to the back side, and is passed through the second arm portion 6. It is hung on the upper side of the arm part 4 from the back side and hangs forward. As a result, although the length of the length is the same as in the case of hanging by the method shown in FIG. , the pattern of the body E1 can be shown more.

Thus, according to the kimono hanger 1 according to the present embodiment, the kimono K can be hung with the edge-folded portion folded, and the temporary picture feather E can be hung with the edge-folded portion and the inner lifting portion folded. Since it can be hung, it is easy to imagine how the kimono (sewn kimono K and temporarily sewn temporary feather E) will be worn. Further, since the second and third arm portions 4 and 5 have an arcuate shape that curves forward, it is possible to reproduce the bulge around the waist. Furthermore, since the free ends 3a, 4a and 5a of the first to third arm portions 3 to 5 are curved downward, it is possible to suppress damage to the garment by the free ends 3a, 4a and 5a.

In addition, since the intermediate portion 23 extends obliquely from the base end of the hooking portion 21 to the upper end of the support portion 22, the kimono (kimono K, temporary painting E) can be held even if the Japanese clothing hanger 1 is tilted. It can prevent slipping.

Here, various dimensions suitable for the Japanese clothes hanger 1 are as follows. Referring to FIG. 1, the distance L1 in the vertical direction D2 from the center of the hooking portion 21 in the width direction D1 to the first arm portion 3 is preferably about 85 mm to 95 mm, more preferably about 90 mm. preferable. Also, the distance L2 from the first arm portion 3 to the second arm portion 4 in the vertical direction D2 is preferably about 270 mm to 330 mm, more preferably about 300 mm. A distance L3 from the second arm portion 4 to the third arm portion 5 in the vertical direction D2 is preferably about 85 mm to 95 mm, more preferably about 90 mm. L4 from the third arm portion 5 to the fourth arm portion 6 in the vertical direction D2 is preferably about 135 mm to 145 mm, more preferably about 140 mm.

Furthermore, the distance L5 from the second arm portion 4 to the fifth arm portion 72 in the vertical direction D2 is preferably about 15 mm to 25 mm, more preferably about 20 mm. A length L6 of the first to third arm portions 3 to 5 in the width direction D1 is preferably about 360 mm to 400 mm, more preferably about 380 mm. A difference L7 in length between the third arm portion 5 and the fourth arm portion 6 in the width direction D1 is preferably about 38 mm to 42 mm, more preferably about 40 mm.

[Second embodiment]
Next, a Japanese clothing hanger according to a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. In the following description, the same reference numerals are given to substantially the same members as those of the Japanese clothing hanger 1 of the first embodiment, and the description thereof will be omitted.

As shown in FIG. 8, the Japanese clothing hanger 101 according to this embodiment is similar to the Japanese clothing hanger 1 described above, but differs from the Japanese clothing hanger 1 in that an intermediate portion 123 is provided instead of the intermediate portion 23 . The intermediate portion 123 extends linearly in the vertical direction D2, and the intermediate portion 123 and the support portion 22 form a continuous straight line. Therefore, the first arm portion 3 and the second to fourth arm portions 6 extend from the body portion 2 in the same direction. The Japanese clothes hanger 101 having such a structure can also obtain substantially the same effects as the Japanese clothes hanger 1 described above.

As described above, the kimono hanger according to the embodiment of the present invention has been described with reference to the accompanying drawings, but the present invention is not limited to such an embodiment, and various modifications and modifications are possible without departing from the scope of the present invention. is.

For example, the shape of the hooking portion 21 is not limited to the shape shown in FIG. 1, and may be of any shape as long as it can be hooked to a rack or the like in good balance.

Further, the intermediate portions 23 and 123 do not have to be linear, and the shape thereof is not limited as long as the base end of the first arm portion 3 and the upper end of the support portion 22 can be connected. It can be.

In the above embodiment, the second and third arm portions 4 and 5 have an arc shape that curves forward in plan view, but the second and third arm portions 4 and 5 do not necessarily have such an arc shape. It may be linear in plan view. Further, in addition to the second and third arm portions 4 and 5, the fourth arm portion 6 may also have an arc shape that curves forward in plan view.

1,101 Kimono hanger 2 Main body 3 First arm 4 Second arm 5 Third arm 6 Fourth arm 21 Hanging part 22 Support part 23, 123 Intermediate part K Sewn kimono E Temporary picture feather K1 , E1 Body

Claims (5)

a frame body;
a pair of first arm portions extending in a first direction from the frame portion;
a second arm portion, a third arm portion, and a fourth arm portion extending in a second direction from the frame portion;
The second arm portion is located below the pair of first arm portions, the third arm portion is located below the second arm portion, and the fourth arm portion is located below the third arm portion. is also located below
The pair of first arm portions are respectively inserted into both shoulders of the kimono, and the body of the kimono is hung around under the fourth arm portion and then hung around the second arm portion or the third arm portion. A kimono hanger on which the kimono is hung so that it hangs down. The first direction is the same direction as or opposite to the second direction,
2. The Japanese clothing hanger according to claim 1, wherein said second arm portion and said third arm portion extend in an arc shape toward said second direction. 3. A Japanese clothes hanger according to claim 1, wherein the tip portions of said first arm portion, said second arm portion, and said third arm portion are curved downward. The Japanese clothing hanger according to any one of claims 1 to 3, further comprising a supporting member for hanging a belt which is detachably attached to the body portion at a position above the second arm portion. the first direction is opposite to the second direction;
The Japanese clothing hanger according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the body portion has a support portion that supports the second to fourth arm portions, and an intermediate portion that extends obliquely downward toward the support portion.

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