JP2023184346A - Clothing with waist-correcting function - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide clothing with a waist-correcting function, which is designed based on a "designing to fit to the skin of the waist" so as to follow the expansion and contraction of the skin when the wearer moves, thereby allowing a waist part to be hardly displaced and hardly turned up even when a wearer moves, allowing a body line around the waist to be kept beautiful even when the wearer moves, and allowing the flab of the waist part to be hardly generated.SOLUTION: Clothing with a waist-correcting function is composed of a plurality of areas having different magnitudes of tightening force and different directions of expansion and contraction, and covers at least a waist circumference and a pelvis periphery of a wearer. The clothing includes a pelvis keeping panel which covers the iliac crest, the ilium and the anterior superior iliac spine located on the pelvis periphery of the wearer, but does not cover the vicinity of the sacrum located between the center of a front bodice and the center of a back bodice. The pelvis keeping panel has a double structure formed by overlapping a front panel and a back panel, in which the back panel comes into contact with the skin when worn, and the front panel and the back panel have different directions of expansion and contraction from each other.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

The present invention relates to clothing with a waist correction function. More specifically, it is a garment with a waist correction function that is composed of a plurality of regions having different tension forces and stretching directions, and covers at least the waist and pelvis of the wearer, including the iliac crest around the wearer's pelvis, It includes a pelvis keep panel that covers the ilium and anterior superior iliac spine but does not cover the sacrum area in the front center body and back center body. This invention relates to clothing with a waist correction function, characterized by having a double structure with overlapping panels.

<Explanation of words>
In this specification, "thigh meat" refers to a state in which when clothing is worn, soft meat (fat) protrudes to the outside of the clothing, creating a step between where the clothing is worn and when it is not.
The term "correction" as used herein means making it possible to wear clothing comfortably without causing the formation of bulges.
In this specification, "tension force" means a force that tightens the wearer's body by a stretchable fabric for correction.
As used herein, the term "waist region" refers to a region of the wearer's torso located around the level of the navel.
As used herein, "waist circumference" refers to the waist circumference at the level of the wearer's navel.
The term "center of the front body" as used herein means an area near the midline of the front of the wearer in the front part of the garment with a waist correction function.
The term "center of the back body" as used herein means an area near the midline of the back of the wearer in the rear part of the garment with a waist correction function.
As used herein, the term "vertical direction" refers to a direction perpendicular to the ground, with the head and feet of the wearer in a standing position.
The term "vertical diagonal direction" as used herein refers to a direction in which the wearer's head and feet are connected when standing and is inclined with respect to a straight line perpendicular to the ground.

In recent years, with the increasing focus on health and shape-up, the functions required of shapewear have become more diverse. Among these, many clothing intended for body shape correction have traditionally been noted to feel oppressive and difficult to move when worn, and there has been a desire to improve the wearer's comfort and ability to follow body movements. As an example, when wearing a girdle, the waist part shifts during daily activities, causing the fabric to roll up and dig into the soft skin of the abdomen, where there is no skeleton, making it unnecessarily tight and uncomfortable to wear. The soft flesh (fat) of the waist area would protrude, causing unevenness and causing the body line to collapse.

To address this problem, a waist structure (see Patent Document 1) is known that can prevent the wearer from digging into the waist without causing the wearer to come loose.

However, in the structure of Patent Document 1, the patch itself placed at the waist is not firmly fixed to the main body, and although it disperses fat and prevents digging, the clothing does not follow the body when worn. There was a problem.

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2013-96044

In order to find out why the body line around the waist collapses when wearing conventional shapewear during daily activities, the inventors investigated the expansion and contraction of the skin of the lower body and the direction of expansion and contraction.
As a result of the verification, during daily bending forward and sitting movements, the skin from the center of the rear waist to the center of the buttocks (17) stretches vertically, and the skin above the ilium stretches diagonally upward from the back, The skin below the bone extended diagonally downward from the back, and the skin near the glenoid groove extended even more. It was found that the waist circumference in a standing position was larger when bending forward or sitting while standing.
Furthermore, when bending forward or standing or sitting, the skin on the rear central buttock area largely stretched vertically and vertically diagonally, but conversely, the skin on the front abdomen contracted vertically and vertically diagonally.
From the above results, when wearing conventional shapewear, etc., the cause of the collapse of the body line around the waist is the change due to the expansion and contraction of the skin around the waist during movement, and the design of conventional shapewear, etc. due to changes in the dimensions of the abdomen. It turned out that this was due to the inability of the fabric to follow suit.
Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide clothing with a waist correction function that can follow the movements of the wearer and prevent the waist portion from shifting.

Furthermore, as mentioned above, the waist of conventional shapewear tends to shift, and the rolled-up fabric digs into the soft skin of the abdomen, where there is no skeleton, creating an unnecessarily tight fit that impairs the feeling of wearing it. , the soft flesh (fat) in the waist area protruded, creating a level difference and causing the body line to collapse.
Therefore, another object of the present invention is to provide clothing with a waist correction function that prevents the waist from shifting and turning up during movements in daily life, and prevents the waist from forming. be.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems at the same time, the inventors developed a technology that allows the material of the waist and buttocks to expand significantly in vertical and diagonal directions when bending forward or sitting, in line with the expansion and contraction of the skin during movements such as bending forward or sitting in daily life. , when standing, it contracts vertically and diagonally and returns to its original state, and the front abdomen is based on a position that assumes dimensional changes (downward), and has a ``waist skin fit design'' that follows the expansion and contraction of the skin during movement. invented.
The present invention provides clothing with a waist correction function that uses the above-mentioned skin fit design of the waist to prevent the waist from shifting and turning up even when moving, to maintain a beautiful body line around the waist, and to prevent fat from forming at the waist. The purpose is to

The invention according to claim 1 is a garment with a waist correction function that is made up of a plurality of regions having different tension forces and stretching directions, and covers at least the waist and pelvis of the wearer, and which The pelvis keep panel includes a pelvis keep panel that covers the bone crest, the ilium, and the anterior superior iliac spine, but does not cover the vicinity of the sacrum in the center front body and the center back body, and the pelvis keep panel has a front panel that expands and contracts in different directions, and a front panel that extends when worn. This invention relates to clothing with a waist correction function, which is characterized by having a double structure in which back panels in contact with the skin are overlapped.

The invention according to claim 2 includes a waist smoothing belt around the waist of the wearer, and the waist smoothing belt has a waist line that gradually decreases in height from the center of the back body toward the center of the front body. The present invention relates to a garment with a waist correction function according to claim 1, which expands and contracts significantly in a diagonal direction S downward from the armpit toward the center of the back body.

In the invention according to claim 3, the front panel of the pelvis keep panel expands and contracts largely in an expansion/contraction direction L along a horizontal line segment that bisects the front panel into upper and lower halves, and the back panel Along a straight line inclined approximately 35° to 55° (45° ± 10°) with respect to the expansion/contraction direction L of the panel, a diagonal direction rising from the center of the front body or the center of the back body of the wearer toward both sides, respectively. The present invention relates to the garment with a waist correction function according to claim 1, which can be greatly expanded and contracted in a direction D.

In the invention according to claim 4, the front panel of the pelvis keep panel expands and contracts largely in an expansion/contraction direction L along a horizontal line segment that bisects the front panel into upper and lower halves, and the back panel Along a straight line inclined approximately 35° to 55° (45° ± 10°) with respect to the expansion/contraction direction L of the panel, a diagonal direction rising from the center of the front body or the center of the back body of the wearer toward both sides, respectively. The present invention relates to the garment with a waist correction function according to claim 2, which can be greatly expanded and contracted in a direction D.

In the invention according to claim 5, the elongation rate of the front panel, the back panel, and the waist smoothing belt in the pelvis keeping panel is determined by the elongation rate D method of the JIS L-1096-2010 test (constant load method for knitted materials, cutting method). Claim 1: 120% to 160% in the vertical direction (in the direction of the grain of the ground) and 30% to 50% in the horizontal direction (in a direction of 90° from the direction of the grain of the ground) in the strip method (50 mm x 300 mm, load 15 N) The present invention relates to the garment with a waist correction function according to any one of items 4 to 4.

According to the invention according to claim 1, the pelvic keep panel covers the iliac crest, ilium, and anterior superior iliac spine in the vicinity of the wearer's pelvis, but does not cover the vicinity of the sacrum in the front center body and the back center body. , is placed around the ilium, where it is difficult to feel pressure, and by fixing the ilium, it supports the upper part (waist area) and lower part (buttocks to thighs) of the panel and prevents it from slipping.
In addition, by fixing clothing with a waist correction function around the ilium, where pressure is less likely to be felt due to tightening, the waist region, which is more likely to feel pressure, is not tightened, and pain around the abdomen can be alleviated.
In addition, the pelvis keep panel has a structure in which at least two pieces of fabric with different stretching directions are stacked on top of each other.The front panel strongly holds the pelvic area with lateral tension, and the back panel holds the wearer's body in place. The front and back panels have a separate function of following the direction of the skin's elongation (diagonal upward direction), so the synergistic effect of the double structure of the front and back panels makes it easy to follow the movements of the wearer's skin. It also prevents the waist from shifting and maintains a beautiful body line around the waist.

According to the invention according to claim 2, in the waist smoothing belt, the height of the waistline gradually decreases from the center of the back body toward the center of the front body, and the height of the waist line gradually decreases from the side to the center of the back body in the diagonal direction S. It expands and contracts significantly, and has a greater recovery rate of stretching in the diagonal direction S downward than the material that covers the lower body.In addition, the pelvis keep panel has a stronger tension force than the waist smoothing belt, so it stretches around the wearer's pelvis. The part that covers the buttocks and lower body supported by the pelvis keep panel and the upper waist smoothing belt follow the movement of the skin while strongly holding the buttocks, and the waist smoothing belt at the top moves vertically when bending forward or sitting. It expands greatly in the vertical and diagonal directions S when standing, and when standing, it contracts in the vertical and diagonal directions S when standing and returns to its original state, making it difficult for the waist to shift even when you move, thereby improving the body line around the waist. By keeping the waist beautiful and preventing the waist from turning up, it is possible to prevent hamstrings from forming.

According to the inventions according to claims 3 and 4, the pelvis keep panel has a structure in which at least two pieces of fabric with different stretching directions are overlapped, and the front panel is divided into upper and lower halves. The back panel can be worn along a straight line inclined approximately 35° to 55° (45° ± 10°) with respect to the stretching direction L of the front panel. The front panel expands and contracts in diagonal directions D upward from the center of the wearer's front body or the center of the back body toward both sides, respectively, so the front panel strongly holds the pelvic area with lateral tension, and the back panel The front and back panels have a separate function of following the elongation direction of the wearer's skin (diagonal upward direction), so the synergistic effect of the double structure of the front and back panels makes it easier to follow the movements of the wearer's skin. Since the waist does not easily shift even when the waist is worn, the body line around the waist can be maintained beautifully, and the waist part is less likely to roll up, making it possible to prevent bulges.

According to the invention according to claim 5, the elongation rate of the front panel, back panel, and waist smoothing belt in the pelvis keeping panel is determined by the elongation rate D method (constant load method for knitted fabrics, cut strip method) of the JIS L-1096-2010 test. 50mm x 300mm, load 15N), it is 120% to 160% vertically (in the direction of the grain of the ground) and 30% to 50% horizontally (90° from the direction of the grain), so the The front panel, back panel, and waist smoothing belt can fully demonstrate their respective functions, easily follow the movements of the wearer's skin, and prevent the waist from shifting even when moving, keeping the body line around the waist beautiful. , and the waist part is less likely to roll up, which can prevent the waist from turning up.

1 is a side view of a person wearing a girdle, which is an example of clothing with a waist correction function according to the present invention. (a) is a left side view in a sitting state, and (b) is a left side view in a standing state. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the direction of expansion and contraction of the skin and the regions where the skin expands and contracts greatly during bending forward and standing and sitting movements. (a) is a left side view of the seated state, (b) is a left side view of the seated state, and (c) is a rear view of the seated state. The shaded area (17) indicates the area from the center of the rear waist to the center of the buttocks, and the arrows indicate the direction of expansion and contraction of the skin. FIG. 2 is a diagram of a girdle, which is an example of clothing with a waist correction function, in which a pelvis keeping panel (shaded area) is arranged around the pelvis. (a) is a front view, (b) is a left side view, and (c) is a rear view. Arrows L, D, and S in the figure indicate the stretching direction of the fabric. FIG. 2 is a diagram of a girdle, which is an example of clothing with a waist correction function, in which a waist smoothing belt (shaded area) is arranged around the waist. (a) is a front view, (b) is a left side view, and (c) is a rear view. Arrow S in the figure indicates the stretching direction of the fabric. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the expansion and contraction directions of the front panel and back panel of the waist smoothing belt and pelvis keeping panel of the garment with a waist correction function according to the present invention. (a) is a diagram showing the expansion/contraction direction of the waist smoothing belt, (b) is a diagram showing the double structure of the front panel and back panel of the pelvis keep panel and the expansion/contraction direction of each, (c) is a diagram showing the expansion/contraction direction of the back panel. An explanatory diagram of the direction, (d) is an explanatory diagram of the direction of expansion and contraction of the front panel. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the positional relationship between the skeleton and the pelvis keep panel when wearing the garment with a waist correction function according to the present invention. (a) is a front view, and (b) is a rear view. FIG. 2 is a front view showing the positional relationship between clothing with a waist correction function and a skeleton according to the present invention.

Hereinafter, detailed embodiments of clothing with a waist correction function according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a diagram of a person wearing a girdle, which is an example of the garment with a waist correction function of the present invention.
In the clothing with a waist correction function according to the present invention, the height of the waistline (1), which is the upper end of the part covering the lower body joined to the belt placed around the waist, is from the center of the back body (2) It is characterized by gradually becoming lower towards the center of the front part of the abdomen (3).

The difference in height between the center of the back body (2) and the center of the front body (3) at the waistline (1) reduces the tendency for the fabric to curl up and dig into the abdomen when standing or moving, making it easier to feel discomfort. The height difference is not particularly limited, as long as it can release the feeling of pressure around the abdomen without tightening the waist and prevent the formation of tummy tucks, and the height difference is preferably about 2 to 8 cm.

FIG. 2 shows the direction of expansion and contraction of the skin and the areas (12) where the skin largely expands and contracts when bending forward or standing or sitting.
Arrows in the drawing indicate the directions of expansion and contraction of the skin of the abdomen, rear waist region (4), and buttocks (5) during movement. Further, the area from the center of the rear waist to the center of the buttocks (17) is indicated by a diagonal line in the drawing, and the area (12) where the skin largely expands and contracts is indicated by a shaded area in the drawing. When bending forward or sitting down, the skin of the rear waist region (4) and buttocks (5) stretches significantly in the vertical and vertical diagonal directions (see (a) and (b) in Figure 2), and the skin of the rear waist region (4) ) moves in both directions from the armpit to the center of the back, and the skin of the buttocks (5) moves in both directions from the center of the back to the armpit (see Figure 2 (c)). In addition, the abdomen contracts vertically and vertically diagonally, and the circumference of the abdomen becomes thicker.

FIG. 3 is a diagram of a girdle, which is an example of a garment with a waist correction function according to the present invention, which is equipped with a pelvis keeping panel (9) (shaded area). Arrows L, D, and S indicate the stretching direction of the fabric.
The garment with a waist correction function according to the present invention uses a fabric developed to stretch in the same way as the wearer's skin shown in Figure 2, based on the research results of skin movement. designed to follow.

The almond-shaped fabric placed in the back center body area is designed to have a higher elasticity than the pelvic keep panel (9), and it expands and contracts vertically to match the stretch of the skin, making it easier for the wearer to bend forward. Does not easily slip off.
The back of the thigh, where the skin stretches the most, is made of a single piece of fabric that also stretches vertically, making it flexible and comfortable to wear.

FIG. 4 is a diagram of a girdle, which is an example of clothing with a waist correction function, in which a waist smoothing belt (6) (shaded area) is arranged around the waist.
The garment with a waist correction function according to the present invention is characterized in that the height of the waistline (1) gradually decreases from the center of the back body (2) at the back toward the center of the front body (3) at the abdomen. (See (a) in the drawing). In addition, the waist smoothing belt (6) is made of material that stretches in a diagonal direction (S) from the armpit to the center of the back body (2), diagonally diagonally downward from the back than the part that covers the lower body. By increasing the stretch recovery rate (kickback) in the direction (S), the rear waist region (4) stretches in the vertical and diagonal directions when bending forward or sitting, and in the vertical and diagonal directions when standing, in line with the expansion and contraction of the skin during movement. It is characterized by shrinking and returning to its original state (see (b) and (c) in the drawings).

The material of the waist smoothing belt (6) is preferably a material that has great elasticity in the diagonal direction (S) downward from the rear. The material used for the elastic member is not particularly limited, but it may be a material that stretches diagonally downward (S) in order to follow the movements of the human body and prevent the waist from shifting or buckling. Examples of suitable materials include stretch materials such as power net, satin net, two-way tricot, and bare jersey.
Furthermore, when the elastic member is used in clothing, any particular method may be used, such as a patch made of overlapping fabrics, adhesion of overlapped fabrics, processing such as resin processing, printing processing, opal processing, switching of knitting structure, etc.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the expansion and contraction directions of the front panel (10) and back panel (11) of the waist smoothing belt (6) and pelvis keeping panel (9) of the garment with waist correction function according to the present invention.
The waist smoothing belt (6) is designed to be fan-shaped, with the top side being longer than the bottom side, rather than a band shape, in order to prevent the waist from getting tight when worn and to prevent slipping during movement. (see (a) in the drawing). This shape can further reduce tightening and digging into the wearer's body.

The stretching direction of the waist smoothing belt (6) is approximately 125° to 145° with respect to the horizontal line segment (M) connecting the midpoint of the front end and the midpoint of the rear end of the waist smoothing belt (6). (135°±10°) It expands and contracts significantly in the diagonal direction (S) downward from both sides of the wearer toward the center of the front body or the center of the back body along a straight line inclined vertically and diagonally ((in the drawing) a)).
The elongation rate of the waist smoothing belt (6) is determined by the elongation rate D method of the JIS L-1096-2010 test (constant load method for knitted fabrics, cut strip method 50 mm x 300 mm, load 15 N), and the elongation rate is vertical (grain direction). It is desirable that it be 120% to 160% in the horizontal direction and 30% to 50% in the horizontal direction (90° from the grain direction).

In the present embodiment, the waist smoothing belt (6) does not necessarily have to be in the form of a belt; for example, in a body shaper or the like, the upper body of the body, which is not in the form of a belt, may be attached to the waistline of the body shaper.

The front panel (10) of the pelvis keep panel (9) is arranged in a horizontal direction ( L), and the back panel (11) extends in a straight line inclined vertically and diagonally by approximately 35° to 55° (45°±10°) with respect to the stretching direction (L) of the front panel (10). It expands and contracts significantly along the diagonal direction (D) upward from the center of the front body or the center of the back body of the wearer toward both sides (see (b) to (d) in the drawings).
The elongation rate of the front panel (10) and back panel (11) in the pelvis keep panel (9) is determined by the elongation rate D method of the JIS L-1096-2010 test (constant load method for knitted fabrics, cut strip method 50 mm x 300 mm, load 15N), preferably 120% to 160% in the vertical direction (in the direction of the ground grain) and 30% to 50% in the horizontal direction (90° from the direction of the ground grain).
In addition, compared to the waist smoothing belt (6), the pelvis keep panel (9) is made of a material that has a stronger tensile force of 10 cN to 30 cN when the elongation is 30% according to the JIS L1096 A method (elongation elasticity at constant rate elongation). It is preferable that it be configured.

In this embodiment, the front panel (10) of the pelvis keep panel (9) is made of a material that is highly elastic in the lateral direction (L), and the back panel (11) is made of a material that is highly elastic in the rearward upward diagonal direction (D). preferable. The material of the pelvis keep panel (9) is not particularly limited, but examples include stretch materials such as power net, satin net, two-way tricot, and bare jersey.

The clothing with a waist correction function according to the present invention combines the functions of the front panel (10) and back panel (11) of the waist smoothing belt (6) and the pelvis keeping panel (9), thereby reducing the wearer's skin. It is easy to follow movements, and the waist does not shift easily even when moving, so the body line around the waist can be kept beautiful, and the waist part is less likely to roll up, which is a remarkable effect unique to the present invention. It can be fully demonstrated.

FIG. 6 shows the positional relationship between the skeleton and the pelvis keep panel (9) when the garment with waist correction function according to the present invention is worn. (a) is a front view, and (b) is a rear view.

FIG. 7 is a front view showing the positional relationship with the skeleton when the garment with a waist correction function according to the present invention is worn.
The pelvic keep panel (9) according to the present invention covers the iliac crest (13), ilium (14), and anterior superior iliac spine (15) around the wearer's pelvis, and covers the front center body and the back center body. The design does not cover the area around the sacrum (16) on the body.
The pelvic keep panel (9) is placed around the ilium (14) where pressure is less likely to be felt, and by fixing the ilium (14), the upper part (waist part) and lower part (buttocks to thigh part) of the panel are secured. Supports it and prevents it from slipping.
In addition, by fixing clothing with a waist correction function around the ilium (14), where pressure is less likely to be felt due to tightening, the aim is to reduce discomfort around the abdomen without tightening the waist, where pressure is more likely to be felt. Therefore, there is no need to cover the vicinity of the sacrum (16) in the front center body and back center body.

The girdle that is one embodiment of the present invention may have a "cross structure" in which the front body of the waist smoothing belt (6) is overlapped without being crossed and sewn.
In this cross structure, the waist smoothing belt (6) is not sewn together at the front body but is crossed and overlapped, making it softer and more stretchy than a non-crossed belt, and adapts to changes in the width of the abdomen when sitting or standing. Because it spreads out, it is possible to further reduce the discomfort caused by the abdominal area digging into clothing.

The clothing with a waist correction function according to the present invention is not limited to underwear such as girdles as exemplified in this specification, but can be used for various purposes such as clothing for pregnant women, diet clothing for men, sports clothing, clothing for nursing care, etc. is available.

1 Waistline 2 Center of the back body 3 Center of the front body 4 Back waist region 5 Buttock region 6 Waist smoothing belt 7 Thigh region 9 Pelvis keep panel 10 Front panel 11 Back panel 12 Area where the skin expands and contracts 13 Iliac crest 14 Ilium 15 Anterior superior iliac spine 16 Sacrum 17 From the center of the rear waist to the center of the buttocks L Stretching direction of the front panel D Stretching direction of the back panel S Stretching direction of the waist smoothing belt M Connecting the midpoints of the widths of the front and rear ends of the waist smoothing belt horizontal line segment

The present invention relates to clothing with a waist correction function. More specifically, it is a garment with a waist correction function that is composed of a plurality of regions having different tension forces and stretching directions, and covers at least the waist and pelvis of the wearer, including the iliac crest around the wearer's pelvis, It includes a pelvis keep panel that covers the ilium and anterior superior iliac spine but does not cover the sacrum area in the front center body and back center body. This invention relates to clothing with a waist correction function, characterized by having a double structure with overlapping panels.

<Explanation of terms> In this specification, "thigh meat" refers to soft meat (fat) that protrudes from the outside of clothing when clothing is worn, creating a step between where clothing is worn and when it is not. means state.
The term "correction" as used herein means making it possible to wear clothing comfortably without causing the formation of bulges.
In this specification, "tension force" means a force that tightens the wearer's body by a stretchable fabric for correction.
As used herein, the term "waist region" refers to a region of the wearer's torso located around the level of the navel.
As used herein, "waist circumference" refers to the waist circumference at the level of the wearer's navel.
The term "center of the front body" as used herein means an area near the midline of the front of the wearer in the front part of the garment with a waist correction function.
The term "center of the back body" as used herein means an area near the midline of the back of the wearer in the rear part of the garment with a waist correction function.
The term "vertical direction" as used herein refers to a direction perpendicular to the ground when the wearer's head and feet are connected when standing.
The term "vertical diagonal direction" as used herein refers to a direction in which the wearer's head and feet are connected when standing and is inclined with respect to a straight line perpendicular to the ground.

In recent years, with the increasing focus on health and shape-up, the functions required of shapewear have become more diverse. Among these, many clothing intended for body shape correction have been noted to feel oppressive and difficult to move when worn, and there has been a desire to improve the wearer's comfort and ability to follow body movements. For example, when wearing a girdle, the waist becomes misaligned during daily activities, causing the fabric to roll up and dig into the soft skin of the abdomen, where there is no skeleton. The soft flesh (fat) of the waist area would protrude, causing unevenness and causing the body line to collapse.

To address this problem, a waist structure (see Patent Document 1) is known that can prevent the wearer from digging into the waist without causing the wearer to come loose.

However, in the structure of Patent Document 1, the patch itself placed at the waist is not firmly fixed to the main body, and although it disperses fat and prevents it from digging in, the clothing does not follow the body when worn. There was a problem.

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2013-96044

In order to find out why the body line around the waist collapses when wearing conventional shapewear during daily activities, the inventors investigated the expansion and contraction of the skin of the lower body and the direction of expansion and contraction.
As a result of the verification, during daily bending forward and sitting movements, the skin from the center of the rear waist to the center of the buttocks (17) stretches vertically, and the skin above the ilium stretches diagonally upward from the back, The skin below the bone extended diagonally downward from the back, and the skin near the glenoid groove extended even more. It was found that the waist circumference in a standing position was larger when bending forward or sitting while standing.
Furthermore, when bending forward or standing or sitting, the skin on the rear central buttock area largely stretched vertically and vertically diagonally, but conversely, the skin on the front abdomen contracted vertically and vertically diagonally.
From the above results, when wearing conventional shapewear, etc., the cause of the collapse of the body line around the waist is the change due to the expansion and contraction of the skin around the waist during movement, and the design of conventional shapewear, etc. due to changes in the dimensions of the abdomen. It turned out that this was due to the inability of the fabric to follow suit.
Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide clothing with a waist correction function that can follow the movements of the wearer and prevent the waist portion from shifting.

Furthermore, as mentioned above, the waist of conventional shapewear tends to shift, and the rolled-up fabric digs into the soft skin of the abdomen, where there is no skeleton, creating an unnecessarily tight fit that impairs the feeling of wearing it. , the soft flesh (fat) in the waist area protruded, creating a level difference and causing the body line to collapse.
Therefore, another object of the present invention is to provide clothing with a waist correction function that prevents the waist from shifting and turning up during movements in daily life, and prevents the waist from forming. be.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems at the same time, the inventors developed a technology that allows the material of the waist and buttocks to expand significantly in vertical and diagonal directions when bending forward or sitting, in line with the expansion and contraction of the skin during movements such as bending forward or sitting in daily life. , when standing, it contracts vertically and diagonally and returns to its original state, and the front abdomen is based on a position that assumes dimensional changes (downward), and has a ``waist skin fit design'' that follows the expansion and contraction of the skin during movement. invented.
The present invention provides clothing with a waist correction function that uses the above-mentioned skin fit design of the waist to prevent the waist from shifting and turning up even when moving, to maintain a beautiful body line around the waist, and to prevent fat from forming at the waist. The purpose is to

The invention according to claim 1 is a garment with a waist correction function that includes a plurality of regions having different tension forces and stretching directions, and that covers at least the waist and pelvis of the wearer,
The waist smoothing belt includes a waist smoothing belt around the wearer's waist, and the waist smoothing belt has a waist line that gradually decreases in height from the center of the back body toward the center of the front body, and gradually decreases from the side of the wearer toward the center of the back body. It expands and contracts significantly in the diagonal direction S downwards at the back,
The pelvis keep panel includes a pelvis keep panel around the wearer's pelvis, and the pelvis keep panel does not cover the sacrum area of the wearer's front center body and back center body, and does not cover the iliac crest , ilium, and superior forearm intestine around the pelvis. cover bone spurs ,
The pelvis keep panel has a double structure in which a front panel that expands and contracts in different directions and a back panel that contacts the skin when worn are overlapped ,
The present invention relates to clothing with a waist correction function, characterized in that the waist smoothing belt and the pelvis keeping panel have the respective functions of the front panel and the back panel to achieve an effect .

In the invention according to claim 2 , the front panel of the pelvis keep panel expands and contracts largely in an expansion/contraction direction L along a horizontal line segment that bisects the front panel into upper and lower halves, and the back panel Along a straight line inclined approximately 35° to 55° (45° ± 10°) with respect to the expansion/contraction direction L of the panel, a diagonal direction rising from the center of the front body or the center of the back body of the wearer toward both sides, respectively. The present invention relates to the garment with a waist correction function according to claim 1, which can be greatly expanded and contracted in a direction D.

In the invention according to claim 3 , the elongation rate of the front panel, the back panel, and the waist smoothing belt in the pelvis keeping panel is determined by the elongation rate D method of the JIS L-1096-2010 test (constant load method for knitted fabrics, cutting method). Claim 1: 120% to 160% in the vertical direction (in the direction of the grain of the ground) and 30% to 50% in the horizontal direction (in a direction of 90° from the direction of the grain of the ground) in the strip method (50 mm x 300 mm, load 15 N) or 2. The present invention relates to clothing with a waist correction function according to item 2 .

According to the invention according to claim 1 , in the waist smoothing belt, the height of the waistline gradually decreases from the center of the back body toward the center of the front body, and the height of the waist line gradually decreases from the side to the center of the back body in the diagonal direction S. It expands and contracts significantly, and has a greater recovery rate of stretching in the diagonal direction S downward than the material that covers the lower body.In addition, the pelvis keep panel has a stronger tension force than the waist smoothing belt, so it stretches around the wearer's pelvis. The part that covers the buttocks and lower body supported by the pelvis keep panel and the upper waist smoothing belt follow the movement of the skin while strongly holding the buttocks, and the waist smoothing belt at the top moves vertically when bending forward or sitting. It expands greatly in the vertical and diagonal directions S when standing, and when standing, it contracts in the vertical and diagonal directions S when standing and returns to its original state, making it difficult for the waist to shift even when you move, thereby improving the body line around the waist. By keeping the waist beautiful and preventing the waist from turning up, it is possible to prevent hamstrings from forming.
The pelvic keep panel does not cover the sacrum area of the wearer's front center body and back center body, and also covers the iliac crest , ilium, and anterior superior iliac spine around the pelvis, so it does not cover the iliac crest, iliac bone, and anterior superior iliac spine around the pelvis , so it does not cover the area around the iliac bone where pressure is difficult to feel. By positioning the panels and fixing the iliac bones, the upper part (waist part) and lower part (buttocks to thighs) of the panel are supported to prevent it from slipping.
In addition, by fixing clothing with a waist correction function around the ilium, where pressure is less likely to be felt due to tightening, the waist region, which is more likely to feel pressure, is not tightened, and pain around the abdomen can be alleviated.
In addition, the pelvis keep panel has a structure in which at least two pieces of fabric with different stretching directions are stacked on top of each other.The front panel strongly holds the pelvic area with lateral tension, and the back panel holds the wearer's body in place. The front and back panels have a separate function of following the direction of the skin's elongation (diagonal upward direction), so the synergistic effect of the double structure of the front and back panels makes it easy to follow the movements of the wearer's skin. It also prevents the waist from shifting and maintains a beautiful body line around the waist.

According to the invention according to claim 2 , the pelvis keep panel has a structure in which at least two pieces of fabric with different stretching directions are overlapped, and the front panel has a horizontal direction that divides the front panel into upper and lower halves. The back panel expands and contracts largely in the stretching direction L along the line segment of Because it expands and contracts greatly in the diagonal direction D upward from the center of the front body or the center of the back body toward both sides, the front panel strongly holds the pelvic area with lateral tension, and the back panel holds the wearer's skin. Because the front and back panels have separate functions of following the direction of elongation (diagonal direction of rising back), the synergistic effect of the double structure of the front and back panels makes it easy to follow the movements of the wearer's skin, even when the wearer moves. Since the waist does not easily shift, the body line around the waist can be maintained beautifully, and the waist part does not easily roll up, which prevents the appearance of bulges.

According to the invention according to claim 3 , the elongation rate of the front panel, back panel, and waist smoothing belt in the pelvis keeping panel is determined by the elongation rate D method of the JIS L-1096-2010 test (constant load method for knitted materials, cut strip method). 50mm x 300mm, load 15N), it is 120% to 160% vertically (in the direction of the grain of the ground) and 30% to 50% horizontally (90° from the direction of the grain), so the The front panel, back panel, and waist smoothing belt can fully demonstrate their respective functions, easily follow the movements of the wearer's skin, and prevent the waist from shifting even when moving, keeping the body line around the waist beautiful. , and the waist part is less likely to roll up, which can prevent the waist from turning up.

1 is a side view of a person wearing a girdle, which is an example of clothing with a waist correction function according to the present invention. (a) is a left side view in a sitting state, and (b) is a left side view in a standing state. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the direction of expansion and contraction of the skin and the regions where the skin expands and contracts greatly during bending forward and standing and sitting movements. (a) is a left side view of the seated state, (b) is a left side view of the seated state, and (c) is a rear view of the seated state. The shaded area (17) indicates the area from the center of the rear waist to the center of the buttocks, and the arrows indicate the direction of expansion and contraction of the skin. FIG. 2 is a diagram of a girdle, which is an example of clothing with a waist correction function, in which a pelvis keeping panel (shaded area) is arranged around the pelvis. (a) is a front view, (b) is a left side view, and (c) is a rear view. Arrows L, D, and S in the figure indicate the stretching direction of the fabric. FIG. 2 is a diagram of a girdle, which is an example of clothing with a waist correction function, in which a waist smoothing belt (shaded area) is arranged around the waist. (a) is a front view, (b) is a left side view, and (c) is a rear view. Arrow S in the figure indicates the stretching direction of the fabric. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the expansion and contraction directions of the front panel and back panel of the waist smoothing belt and pelvis keeping panel of the garment with a waist correction function according to the present invention. (a) is a diagram showing the expansion/contraction direction of the waist smoothing belt, (b) is a diagram showing the double structure of the front panel and back panel of the pelvis keep panel and the expansion/contraction direction of each, (c) is a diagram showing the expansion/contraction direction of the back panel. An explanatory diagram of the direction, (d) is an explanatory diagram of the direction of expansion and contraction of the front panel. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the positional relationship between the skeleton and the pelvis keep panel when wearing the garment with a waist correction function according to the present invention. (a) is a front view, and (b) is a rear view. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the positional relationship between clothing with a waist correction function and a skeleton according to the present invention. (a) is a front view, and (b) is a rear view.

Hereinafter, detailed embodiments of clothing with a waist correction function according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a diagram of a person wearing a girdle, which is an example of the garment with a waist correction function of the present invention.
In the clothing with a waist correction function according to the present invention, the height of the waistline (1), which is the upper end of the part covering the lower body joined to the belt placed around the waist, is from the center of the back body (2) It is characterized by gradually becoming lower towards the center of the front part of the abdomen (3).

The difference in height between the center of the back body (2) and the center of the front body (3) at the waistline (1) reduces the tendency for the fabric to curl up and dig into the abdomen when standing or moving, making it easier to feel discomfort. The height difference is not particularly limited, as long as it can release the feeling of pressure around the abdomen without tightening the waist and prevent the formation of tummy tucks, and the height difference is preferably about 2 to 8 cm.

FIG. 2 shows the direction of expansion and contraction of the skin and the areas (12) where the skin largely expands and contracts when bending forward or standing or sitting.
Arrows in the drawing indicate the directions of expansion and contraction of the skin of the abdomen, rear waist region (4), and buttocks (5) during movement. Further, the area from the center of the rear waist to the center of the buttocks (17) is indicated by a diagonal line in the drawing, and the area (12) where the skin largely expands and contracts is indicated by a shaded area in the drawing. When bending forward or sitting down, the skin of the rear waist region (4) and buttocks (5) stretches significantly in the vertical and vertical diagonal directions (see (a) and (b) in Figure 2), and the skin of the rear waist region (4) ) moves in both directions from the armpit to the center of the back, and the skin of the buttocks (5) moves in both directions from the center of the back to the armpit (see Figure 2 (c)). In addition, the abdomen contracts vertically and vertically diagonally, and the circumference of the abdomen becomes thicker.

FIG. 3 is a diagram of a girdle, which is an example of a garment with a waist correction function according to the present invention, which is equipped with a pelvis keeping panel (9) (shaded area). Arrows L, D, and S indicate the stretching direction of the fabric.
The garment with a waist correction function according to the present invention uses a fabric developed to stretch in the same way as the wearer's skin shown in Figure 2, based on the research results of skin movement. designed to follow.

The almond-shaped fabric placed in the center back body area is designed to have a higher elasticity than the pelvis keep panel (9), and it expands and contracts vertically to match the stretch of the skin, making it easier for the wearer to bend forward. Does not easily slip off.
The back side of the thigh, where the skin stretches the most, is made of a single piece of fabric that stretches vertically as well, allowing it to flexibly respond to movement and provide a comfortable fit.

FIG. 4 is a diagram of a girdle, which is an example of clothing with a waist correction function, in which a waist smoothing belt (6) (shaded area) is arranged around the waist.
The garment with a waist correction function according to the present invention is characterized in that the height of the waistline (1) gradually decreases from the center of the back body (2) at the back toward the center of the front body (3) at the abdomen. (See (a) in the drawing). In addition, the waist smoothing belt (6) is made of material that stretches in a diagonal direction (S) from the armpit to the center of the back body (2), diagonally diagonally downward from the back than the part that covers the lower body. By increasing the stretch recovery rate (kickback) in the direction (S), the rear waist region (4) will greatly expand in the vertical and diagonal directions when bending forward or sitting, and in the vertical and diagonal directions when standing. It is characterized by shrinking and returning to its original state (see (b) and (c) in the drawings).

The material of the waist smoothing belt (6) is preferably a material that has great elasticity in the diagonal direction (S) downward from the rear. The material used for the elastic member is not particularly limited, but it may be a material that stretches diagonally downward (S) in order to follow the movements of the human body and prevent the waist from shifting or buckling. Examples of suitable materials include stretch materials such as power net, satin net, two-way tricot, and bare jersey.
Furthermore, when the elastic member is used in clothing, any particular method may be used, such as a patch made of overlapping fabrics, adhesion of overlapped fabrics, processing such as resin processing, printing processing, opal processing, switching of knitting structure, etc.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the expansion and contraction directions of the front panel (10) and back panel (11) of the waist smoothing belt (6) and pelvis keeping panel (9) of the garment with waist correction function according to the present invention.
The waist smoothing belt (6) is designed to be fan-shaped, with the top side being longer than the bottom side, rather than a belt shape, in order to prevent the waist from forming around the waist when worn and from slipping during movement. (see (a) in the drawing). This shape can further reduce tightening and digging into the wearer's body.

The stretching direction of the waist smoothing belt (6) is approximately 125° to 145° with respect to the horizontal line segment (M) connecting the midpoint of the front end and the midpoint of the rear end of the waist smoothing belt (6). (135°±10°) It expands and contracts significantly in the diagonal direction (S) downward from both sides of the wearer toward the center of the front body or the center of the back body along a straight line inclined vertically and diagonally ((in the drawing) a)).
The elongation rate of the waist smoothing belt (6) is determined by the elongation rate D method of the JIS L-1096-2010 test (constant load method for knitted fabrics, cut strip method 50 mm x 300 mm, load 15 N), and the elongation rate is vertical (grain direction). It is desirable that it be 120% to 160% in the horizontal direction and 30% to 50% in the horizontal direction (90° from the grain direction).

In the present embodiment, the waist smoothing belt (6) does not necessarily have to be in the form of a belt; for example, in a body shaper or the like, the upper body of the body, which is not in the form of a belt, may be attached to the waistline of the body shaper.

The front panel (10) of the pelvis keep panel (9) is arranged in a horizontal direction ( L), and the back panel (11) extends in a straight line inclined vertically and diagonally by approximately 35° to 55° (45°±10°) with respect to the stretching direction (L) of the front panel (10). It expands and contracts significantly along the diagonal direction (D) upward from the center of the front body or the center of the back body of the wearer toward both sides (see (b) to (d) in the drawings).
The elongation rate of the front panel (10) and back panel (11) in the pelvis keep panel (9) is determined by the elongation rate D method of the JIS L-1096-2010 test (constant load method for knitted fabrics, cut strip method 50 mm x 300 mm, load 15N), preferably 120% to 160% in the vertical direction (in the direction of the ground grain) and 30% to 50% in the horizontal direction (90° from the direction of the ground grain).
In addition, compared to the waist smoothing belt (6), the pelvis keep panel (9) is made of a material that has a stronger tensile force of 10 cN to 30 cN when the elongation is 30% according to the JIS L1096 A method (elongation elasticity at constant rate elongation). It is preferable that it be configured.

In this embodiment, the front panel (10) of the pelvis keep panel (9) is made of a material that is highly elastic in the lateral direction (L), and the back panel (11) is made of a material that is highly elastic in the rearward upward diagonal direction (D). preferable. The material of the pelvis keep panel (9) is not particularly limited, but examples include stretch materials such as power net, satin net, two-way tricot, and bare jersey.

The clothing with a waist correction function according to the present invention combines the functions of the front panel (10) and back panel (11) of the waist smoothing belt (6) and the pelvis keeping panel (9), thereby reducing the wearer's skin. It is easy to follow movements, and the waist does not shift easily even when moving, so the body line around the waist can be kept beautiful, and the waist part is less likely to roll up, which is a remarkable effect unique to the present invention. It can be fully demonstrated.

FIG. 6 shows the positional relationship between the skeleton and the pelvis keep panel (9) when the garment with waist correction function according to the present invention is worn. (a) is a front view, and (b) is a rear view.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the positional relationship with the skeleton when the garment with a waist correction function according to the present invention is worn. (a) is a front view, and (b) is a rear view.
The pelvic keep panel (9) according to the present invention covers the iliac crest (13), ilium (14), and anterior superior iliac spine (15) around the wearer's pelvis, and covers the front center body and the back center body. The design does not cover the area around the sacrum (16) on the body.
The pelvic keep panel (9) is placed around the ilium (14) where pressure is less likely to be felt, and by fixing the ilium (14), the upper part (waist part) and lower part (buttocks to thigh part) of the panel are secured. Supports it and prevents it from slipping.
In addition, by fixing clothing with a waist correction function around the ilium (14), where pressure is less likely to be felt due to tightening, the aim is to reduce discomfort around the abdomen without tightening the waist, where pressure is more likely to be felt. Therefore, there is no need to cover the vicinity of the sacrum (16) in the front center body and back center body.

The girdle that is one embodiment of the present invention may have a "cross structure" in which the front body of the waist smoothing belt (6) is overlapped without being crossed and sewn.
In this cross structure, the waist smoothing belt (6) is not sewn together at the front body but is crossed and overlapped, making it softer and more stretchy than a non-crossed belt, and adapts to changes in the width of the abdomen when sitting or standing. Because it spreads out, it is possible to further reduce the discomfort caused by the abdominal area digging into clothing.

The clothing with a waist correction function according to the present invention is not limited to underwear such as girdles as exemplified in this specification, but can be used for various purposes such as clothing for pregnant women, diet clothing for men, sports clothing, clothing for nursing care, etc. is available.

1 Waistline 2 Center of the back body 3 Center of the front body 4 Back waist region 5 Buttock region 6 Waist smoothing belt 7 Thigh region 9 Pelvis keep panel 10 Front panel 11 Back panel 12 Area where the skin expands and contracts 13 Iliac crest 14 Ilium 15 Anterior superior iliac spine 16 Sacrum 17 From the center of the rear waist to the center of the buttocks L Stretching direction of the front panel D Stretching direction of the back panel S Stretching direction of the waist smoothing belt M Connecting the midpoints of the widths of the front and rear ends of the waist smoothing belt horizontal line segment

Claims (5)

A garment with a waist correction function that consists of a plurality of regions with different tension forces and expansion/contraction directions, and covers at least the waist and pelvic areas of the wearer,
Includes a pelvic keep panel that covers the iliac crest, ilium, and anterior superior iliac spine around the wearer's pelvis, and does not cover the sacrum area of the front center body and back center body,
The garment with a waist correction function is characterized in that the pelvis keep panel has a double structure in which a front panel that expands and contracts in different directions and a back panel that contacts the skin when worn are overlaid. The waist smoothing belt includes a waist smoothing belt around the wearer's waist, and the waist smoothing belt has a waist line that gradually decreases in height from the center of the back body toward the center of the front body, and gradually decreases from the side of the wearer toward the center of the back body. The garment with a waist correction function according to claim 1, which expands and contracts significantly in a diagonal direction S downward from the rear. The front panel of the pelvis keep panel expands and contracts largely in a stretching direction L along a horizontal line that bisects the front panel into upper and lower halves, and the back panel expands and contracts in a stretching direction L of the front panel. , along a straight line inclined by about 35° to 55° (45°±10°), and expands and contracts significantly in an upward diagonal direction D from the center of the front body or the center of the back body of the wearer toward both sides, respectively. The clothing with a waist correction function described in 1. The front panel of the pelvis keep panel expands and contracts largely in a stretching direction L along a horizontal line that bisects the front panel into upper and lower halves, and the back panel expands and contracts in a stretching direction L of the front panel. , along a straight line inclined by about 35° to 55° (45°±10°), and expands and contracts significantly in an upward diagonal direction D from the center of the front body or the center of the back body of the wearer toward both sides, respectively. Clothing with a waist correction function described in 2. The elongation rates of the front panel, the back panel, and the waist smoothing belt in the pelvis keep panel are determined by the elongation rate D method of the JIS L-1096-2010 test (constant load method for knitted fabrics, cut strip method 50 mm x 300 mm, load 15 N). according to any one of claims 1 to 4, which is 120% to 160% in the vertical direction (in the direction of the ground grain) and 30% to 50% in the horizontal direction (90° from the direction of the ground grain). Clothing with waist correction function.