JP2022175538A - Overall-type clothing - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide overall-type clothing excellent in convenience and functionality.SOLUTION: There is provided overall-type clothing 1 having a jacket part 3 to be worn on the upper body region and a trouser part 7 to be worn on the lower body via a waist region 5 integrated, in which a winding belt 20 to be wound around the arch region of the sole is mounted on each of right and left sleeves 7A constituting the trouser part 7, and one end of a lifting belt 30 to be hung on the shoulder via the back part from an upper portion of an attachment end of the winding belt 20 can be mounted on the sleeve.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

There is an application for the application of Article 30, Paragraph 2 of the Patent Act. Economic aspect of Kanagawa Shimbun (morning edition) Issued on March 11, 2021 2. Front page of Tokyo Shimbun (Evening Edition) Issued on March 13, 2021 3. George Tokoro's Setagaya Base: Vol. 46 advertising columns issued on March 31, 2021 4. TV Tokyo World Business Satellite Tretama Broadcast on February 24, 2021 5. Released through telecommunication lines (YouTube) Delivered on December 25, 2020 6. Released via telecommunication lines (Twitter) Delivered on December 31, 2020 7. Released through telecommunications lines (Facebook) Delivered on December 26, 2020 8. Released through telecommunications lines (Instagram) Delivered on December 26, 2020 9. 10. Disclosure through telecommunications lines (official website) Delivered on January 1, 2021 Released through telecommunications lines (Makuake sales site) Delivered on February 11, 2021 11. Disclosure through telecommunications lines (press release/news release) Delivered on April 30, 2021 12. Disclosure through telecommunication lines (Nihon Keizai Shimbun electronic version) Delivered on January 13, 2021 13. Released via telecommunication lines (Nihon Keizai Shimbun electronic version; paid) Delivered on January 20, 2021 14. Disclosure through telecommunication lines (Tokyo Shimbun electronic edition) Delivered on March 13, 2021 15. Disclosure through telecommunication lines (PR TIMES news site) Delivered on May 8, 2021

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to garments suitable for various types of work and, in particular, to overall-type garments.

Conventionally, clothes called overalls are known. The overalls are trouser-type jumpers with shoulder belts, and the upper body and the ankles of both legs are integrated, and the upper body has a structure in which the front body that covers the chest and the back body that covers the back are connected by shoulder belts. (See Patent Document 1, for example). In general, overalls are not only used for casual use, but are also made of durable and water-resistant materials such as denim and cordura (registered trademark of INVISTA). Also suitable as work clothes. For example, in the event of an earthquake, it may be used as work clothes when removing rubble and stones, transporting sandbags, etc. It is a concept that includes clothes called "overall type clothes").

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2003-73911

When the above-described overalls are used as work clothes, it is preferable that the overalls have a structure excellent in functionality, in addition to durability and water resistance, which is convenient and facilitates various kinds of work. For example, when removing rubble and stones, or transporting sandbags, heavy objects must be lifted and moved back and forth to and from the designated place. Preferably. In addition, it is preferable to be configured so that in the event of a disaster such as an earthquake, the person wearing the clothing can be easily found by searching from the air using a helicopter or the like. Although conventional overalls are excellent in durability and water resistance, they do not have a structure that fully considers the convenience and functionality described above, and there is room for further improvement.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide an overall-type garment excellent in convenience and functionality.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention relates to an overall-type garment in which a jacket portion worn on the upper body region and a trouser portion worn on the lower body via the waist region are integrated. Each of the left and right sleeves constituting the trouser part is equipped with a winding belt that is wound around the arch area of the sole of the foot, and from above the mounting end of the winding belt through the back and one end of a lifting belt that can be worn over the shoulder.

When wearing the above-mentioned overall type garment, the wound belt can be stepped on in the arch area of each foot. In this state, the lifting belt, one end of which is attached to each sleeve, is hung over the shoulder from the back side and hangs forward of the body, and the other end is attached to a carrying member (sarong, apron, etc.). When a heavy object is placed on the carrying member while squatting down and the person stands up in this state, an upward load acts on one end of the lifting belt, and a force acts to pull up the trousers. Since the load is received by the soles of the feet (pressed by the body weight) via the winding belt, it is possible to reduce the burden on the arms and waist from the heavy object, and it is possible to reduce the work load.

According to the present invention, an overall-type garment excellent in convenience and functionality can be obtained.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The front view which shows one Embodiment (overall) of the overalls type clothing which concerns on this invention. 2 is a rear view of the overall shown in FIG. 1; FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an example of a salon (carrying member) that can be used for overalls; FIG. It is a figure which shows the left leg sleeve side of a trouser part, (a) is a figure which shows a front side, (b) is a figure which shows a back side, (c) is the figure seen from the hem side. The front view of the overalls with the sarong attached. Rear view of the overalls with the sarong attached. (a) to (d) are diagrams showing actions when lifting a heavy object using a sarong.

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION An embodiment of an overall-type garment according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. It should be noted that in the following embodiments, clothes configured as overalls are illustrated.
1 and 2 are views showing one embodiment of the overall, FIG. 1 being a front view and FIG. 2 being a rear view.

The overalls 1 shown in the figure are integrated with a jacket portion 3 to be worn on the upper body region and a trouser portion 7 to be worn on the lower body via a waist region 5. As described above, the denim fabric It is made (sewn) from materials with excellent durability and water resistance such as cordura fabric.

The outer garment part 3 includes a front body 3A and a back body 3B that cover from the waist region 5 to approximately the middle region of the chest. At the sides, they are connected by shoulder belts 4. In addition, both sides of the front body 3A and the back body 3B above the waist region 5 are not sewn and are open (openings 3C are formed). It is designed to pass through (see FIGS. 5 and 6).

Each of the shoulder belts 4 has a known buckle 4a, and is configured so that the length of the shoulder belt can be adjusted on the front side and the upper ends of the front body 3A and the back body 3B can be engaged and disengaged. A fastener (not shown) that opens left and right along the upper part of the crotch portion is sewn to the central portion of the front body 3A, and the fastener is hidden by the flap 3a. In addition, it is preferable to form various functional members, for example, a plurality of storage portions such as pockets 3b, on the front body 3A.

A pocket 3c, which is a functional member, is formed in the central portion of the back body 3B, and a reflective belt 3d, which is a functional member, is provided below the pocket 3c. This reflective belt 3d extends in the lateral direction, both ends are fastened by fastening portions 3e, and the central portion is inserted through the belt loop portion 3f. etc. can be locked. In this embodiment, the reflective belts 3d on both sides of the belt loop portion 3f function as guide portions that enable lifting belts, which will be described later, to be crossed at the back and hung on the shoulders (see FIG. 6). .

A reversible hood 10 is detachably attached to the collar portion of the back body 3B of the jacket. The reversible hood 10 can be attached to and detached from the collar portion of the back body 3B by, for example, fasteners, and one side 10a of the hood 10 is colored in a conspicuous color such as yellow. For this reason, in the event of an earthquake or the like, by wearing the overalls so that one side 10a of the reversible hood 10 is exposed, it can be easily found during an air search.

A winding belt 20 is attached to each of the left and right sleeves 7A that constitute the trousers section 7 so as to be wound around the arch region of the sole of the foot when the leg is passed through each sleeve. The wound belt 20 is sewn at each end at approximately diametrical positions on the approximately cylindrical inner surface of the sleeve 7A. Moreover, it is preferable that the trouser part 7 is provided with various functional members. For example, a hip pocket 12 may be provided, and a belt 13 may be sewn so that various items can be secured.

Here, the winding belt 20 described above will be described with reference to FIG. Although only the left sleeve is shown in FIG. 4, the right sleeve is similarly equipped with a winding belt.
One end 20a of the winding belt 20 is attached to the inner inner surface of the sleeve below the knee, and the other end 20b is attached to the outer inner surface of the sleeve above the knee. At each mounting portion (referred to as a first mounting portion), both ends of the winding belt 20 are sewn to the inner surface of the sleeve. It protrudes and the protruding part loops so that it can be stepped on in the arch area of the sole of the foot.

The winding belt 20 is preferably adjustable in length. In this embodiment, a well-known adjuster 21 is provided at a position hanging down from the other end 20b so that the length of the winding belt can be adjusted according to the body shape of the wearer. Therefore, the sleeve 7A is configured to partially expose the winding belt 20 so that such length adjustment can be easily performed. Specifically, slits 7d are formed in the sleeve 7A at predetermined intervals in the vertical direction, and the wound belt 20 is partially exposed through the slits. By providing the exposed area of the winding belt 20 in this manner, it becomes possible to pull out the winding belt 20 and take out the adjuster 21 to adjust the length. Of course, it is also possible to adjust the length by bending the hem portion.

In addition, the above-described exposed area is covered with the flap 7e so that the exposure of the winding belt 20 can be concealed. That is, by forming a snap (female) 7f on the flap 7e and forming a snap (male) 7g on the corresponding position of the sleeve 7A, the flap 7e can be opened and closed, and the exposed winding belt 20 can be opened and closed. is hidden.

Moreover, it is preferable that the winding belt 20 is connected so as to be divisible at an intermediate portion. For example, the winding belt 20 can be divided by attaching a known buckle 23 to a position hanging down from one end 20a of the winding belt 20 . Therefore, when the winding belt 20 is not used, the winding belt 20 can be pulled up to the portion of the flap 7e and folded at this portion so that the winding belt 20 can be stored inside the flap 7e. Become.

The sleeve 7A of the trouser portion is configured so that one end of a lifting belt 30 that is hung on the shoulder from above the mounting end of the winding belt 20 via the back can be attached. As shown in FIG. 3, the lifting belt 30 is a member set together with a flat sheet member (conveying member, also called salon) 40 on which a heavy object can be placed and lifted. The salon 40 can be evenly lifted from both sides by inserting the ends into the insertion portions 41 formed at both ends of the salon 40 and assembling them. Each lifting belt 30 is provided with a known adjuster 31 and a buckle 32, and is configured to be adjustable in length and splittable.

In this case, the sarong 40 and the lifting belt 30 may be folded or wound into a roll so that they can be attached to and detached from functional members provided on the overall 1 . Further, the salon 40 may be provided with various functional members. For example, the pockets 43 and 44 and a belt 45 or the like may be attached so as to hold various items.

As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, lifting belts 30 attached to both sides of the sarong 40 are hung on the wearer's shoulders and attached to the pants portion 7 on the rear side. For this reason, a mounting portion (second mounting portion) 50 to which one end of the lifting belt 30 is mounted is provided on the rear side of each sleeve 7A of the trouser portion 7. As shown in FIG. The second mounting portion 50 is preferably provided above the first mounting portion to which the winding belt 20 is mounted. It is provided at a position above the (first mounting portion).

The mounting portion 50 of this embodiment is configured as a belt 51 having both ends sewn to the sleeve 7A, and the belt 51 is provided with a buckle 52 so that the belt 51 can be divided. That is, by dividing the belt 51 by the buckle 52, inserting the loop portion 35 of one end of the lifting belt 30 into this portion, and connecting the buckle 52, the winding belt 20 is attached to one end of the lifting belt 30. It is possible to detachably attach the device above the first attachment portion.

As a result, the lifting belts 30 attached to both sides of the salon 40 can be hung from the front on the shoulders and hung down along the back, and can be detachably attached above the mounting portion of the winding belt 20. becomes. In this case, the jacket portion 3 is formed with guide portions so as to stabilize the state of the lifting belt 30 .

For example, the guide portion can be composed of the square hooks 3h provided on the shoulder belt 4 and the reflective belt 3d provided on the back body 3B. In addition, as shown in FIG. 6, the position of the lifting belt 30 can be stabilized by inserting the reflecting belts 3d on both sides of the belt loop portion 3f. Moreover, according to such a reflective belt 3d, the lifting belt 30 can be crossed at the back and hung on the shoulder.

By attaching the salon 40 to the overalls 1 as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, it becomes possible to easily carry heavy objects.
The operation of placing and lifting a heavy object on the salon will be described in order below with reference to FIGS. 7(a) to 7(d).

As described above, the lifting belts 30 are attached to both sides of the sarong 40 , are worn over the shoulders and crossed at the back, and the ends of the belts are attached to the attachment portions 50 . At this time, the wound belt 20 is stepped on with the sole of the foot. Then, the worker squats down and places the heavy object 70 on the salon 40 (see FIG. 7(a)), and stands up from the squatted state (see FIGS. 7(b) and 7(c)). At this time, an upward load acts on the back side of the lifting belt 30 with the shoulder as a fulcrum due to the heavy object 70, and the trouser part 7 tries to be pulled up, but the weight of the wearer acts on the winding belt 20. By doing so, the load is reduced, and it becomes possible to reduce the load that acts when standing up.

Furthermore, when the user stands up from the state shown in FIG. 7(c) with the body bent (see FIG. 7(d)), the load W from the heavy object 70 is received by the lifting belt 30 on both shoulders (load W1), The upward force acting on the back of the lifting belt 30 (lifting force due to the load of the heavy object 70) is received by the weight of the operator (load W2) by the winding belt 20, and as a result, the load W caused by the heavy object 70 is effectively dispersed, and it becomes possible to reduce the force P that the worker's arm tries to lift. That is, it is possible to reduce the burden on the arm and waist from the heavy object 70, and to reduce the work burden.

Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described above, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications are possible.
For example, like the winding belt 20, the lifting belt 30 may be attached to the pants section 7 in advance and configured to be stored in a pocket or the like when not in use. Also, the mounting method and mounting position of the lifting belt 30 and the winding belt 20 can be changed in various ways. Furthermore, the first mounting portion and the second mounting portion may be integrated, and the winding belt 20 and the lifting belt 30 may be formed continuously.

1 overalls 3 jacket 5 waist area 7 trousers 7A sleeve 20 winding belt 30 lifting belt 40 sarong (carrying member)
70 Heavy goods

Claims (6)

An overall-type garment in which a jacket portion worn on the upper body region and a trouser portion worn on the lower body through the waist region are integrated,
Each of the left and right sleeves constituting the trouser portion is equipped with a winding belt that is wound around the arch area of the sole of the foot. An overall garment, characterized in that one end of a lifting belt that hangs over the body is attachable. Left and right sleeves constituting the trousers portion have a first mounting portion to which the winding belt is mounted, and a second mounting portion to which one end of the lifting belt can be mounted above the mounting position of the winding belt. 2. An overall-type garment according to claim 1, characterized in that it is provided with an attachment part of the. 2. The winding belt is adjustable in length, and the left and right sleeves constituting the trousers part can partially expose the winding belt whose length is adjustable. 3. An overall type garment according to 2 above. 4. An overall type garment according to claim 2 or 3, characterized in that said winding belt is connected at an intermediate portion so as to be splittable. 2. The jacket portion is provided with a guide portion that enables the lifting belt attached to the second attachment portion to be crossed at the back and hung on the shoulder. 5. Overall type garment according to any one of 4 to 4. A reversible hood is detachably attached to the collar of the jacket,
The overall type garment according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein one side of the reversible hood is colored yellow.

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