JP2024042204A - Kimono for Japanese clothing - Google Patents

Abstract

[Problem] To provide a kimono for Japanese clothing that can be easily put on and taken off. [Solution] A kimono for Japanese clothing (100) has a belt shape with defined one end (11) and other end (12), and when worn, it encircles the neck of a wearer and is equipped with a half-collar (10) having a right side portion (14) and a left side portion (15) overlapping at the chest, a jacket (20) having a right side front body portion (21) and a left side front body portion (22) and when worn, it covers the half-collar (10) while leaving a part exposed and where a part of the right side front body portion (21) and a part of the left side front body portion (22) overlap in front of the wearer, and a hakama (30) having a front side upper portion (31) and a back side upper portion (32) and where a lower end portion (26) of the jacket (20) is covered by the front side upper portion (31) and the back side upper portion (32) when worn. The half-collar 10 has first detachable sections 16, 17 that allow the right side section 14 and the left side section 15 to be attached and detached from each other at the overlapping area, and the jacket 20 has second detachable sections 27, 28 that allow the right side front body section 21 and the left side front body section 22 to be attached and detached from each other at the overlapping area. [Selected Figure]

Description

The present invention relates to a kimono for Japanese clothing.

Conventionally, there are known Japanese-style hakama that can be easily worn without relying on a dressing technician. Patent Document 1 discloses a hakama with front and back strings, the front and back strings being short in length and each end being provided with a means for fastening and detaching. When wearing this hakama, the back string is brought to the front of the body and the fastening and detaching means provided at both ends are connected to each other. The front string is brought to the back of the body and the fastening and detaching means provided at both ends are also connected to each other. This allows the back and front strings to be connected separately, making it possible to wear the hakama easily without the need to wear a square sash or relying on a dressing technician.

Registered utility model No. 3024144 (Claim 1 etc.)

Incidentally, in recent years, from the perspective of suppressing the spread of infectious diseases, there has been a demand for technology that allows the kimono to be easily put on and taken off, so that the contact time between the wearer and the person wearing the kimono can be minimized. ing. Further, this technology is also desired when the wearer is a person with a physical disability. On the other hand, although the hakama of Patent Document 1 can be easily worn, it is not intended to make it easy to put on and take off other kimono elements such as a half-collar and jacket. . Therefore, with the technique of Patent Document 1, it is difficult to satisfy the above requirements for the kimono as a whole.

An object of the present invention is to provide a Japanese kimono that can be easily put on and taken off.

The Japanese kimono of the present invention has a belt shape with one end and the other end defined, and when worn by a wearer, it surrounds the wearer's neck and the one end side is placed on the wearer's chest. It has a half-collar configured such that a part of the half-collar and a part of the other end side overlap each other, a right front body part and a left front body part, and when worn by the wearer wearing the half-collar, the half-collar a jacket that covers the half-collar while leaving a part exposed, and is configured such that a part of the right front body and a part of the left front body overlap each other on the front side of the wearer; The front side upper part of the hakama is provided on the front side of the hakama, and the rear side upper part of the hakama is provided on the rear side upper part. and a hakama configured such that the lower end portion of the outer garment is covered by the outer garment, and the lower end portion of the outer garment is covered by the upper rear side of the hakama on the rear side of the wearer. The half-collar includes a first attaching/detachable part that allows a part of the one end side and a part of the other end side to be attached and detached from each other in the mutually overlapping part, and the jacket has a first attaching/detachable part that allows a part of the one end side and a part of the other end side to be attached and detached from each other in the mutually overlapping part. A second attachment/detachment part is provided that allows a part of the front body and a part of the left front body to be attached to and detached from each other.

In the Japanese kimono of the present invention, the first detachable part of the half-collar and/or the second detachable part of the jacket are hook-and-loop fasteners.

In the Japanese kimono of the present invention, the upper rear side of the hakama includes a right back string extending to the right from the right end of the upper rear side of the hakama, and a left rear string extending to the left from the left end of the upper rear side of the hakama. a third attachment/detachment part that allows a string, a part of the right back strap and a part of the rear upper part of the hakama to be attached to and detached from each other, and a part of the left back strap and a part of the rear upper part of the hakama to each other. The front upper part of the hakama includes a right annular part that is provided at the right end of the front upper part of the hakama and is configured to allow the right back strap to pass through, and the front upper part of the hakama. a left side annular part provided at the left end of the jacket and configured to allow the left side back strap to pass through, and when the wearer wearing the jacket puts on the hakama, the right side back strap can be passed through. , the left side back strap is passed through the right annular part and adhered to a part of the upper rear side of the hakama via the third detachable part, and the fourth detachable part is passed through the left annular part; It is glued to a part of the upper rear side of the hakama through the.

In the Japanese kimono of the present invention, the third detachable part of the hakama and/or the fourth detachable part of the hakama are hook-and-loop fasteners.

In the Japanese kimono of the present invention, the upper part of the front side of the hakama and/or the upper part of the rear side of the hakama, when covering the lower end of the jacket, Equipped with a non-slip part to prevent the hakama from slipping.

In the Japanese kimono of the present invention, the front upper part of the hakama is provided with a decorative knot on the front side, which is separate from both the right side back string and the left side back string of the hakama.

According to the present invention, the half-collar and jacket, which are constituent elements of a kimono, can be easily put on and taken off. Furthermore, by using a hakama that is easy to put on and take off, the entire kimono can be easily put on and taken off.

1 is an overall schematic diagram of a Japanese kimono according to a first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a half-collar included in the Japanese kimono shown in FIG. 1; FIG. 2 is a front view showing the state in which the half-collar of the Japanese kimono shown in FIG. 1 is worn by a wearer. FIG. 2 is a front view of a jacket included in the Japanese kimono shown in FIG. 1. FIG. FIG. 2 is a front view showing a state in which the jacket of the Japanese kimono shown in FIG. 1 is worn on the wearer. FIG. 2 is a view showing the front side (a) of the front upper part of the hakama included in the Japanese kimono shown in FIG. 1 and the back side (b) of the front upper part of the hakama. FIG. 2 is a view showing the front side (a) of the upper rear side of the hakama included in the Japanese kimono shown in FIG. 1 and the back side (b) of the upper rear side of the hakama. 2 is a right side view (a) and a left side view (b) showing a state in which a wearer is wearing a hakama included in the Japanese kimono shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 2 is a right side view (a) and a left side view (b) showing a state in which a wearer is wearing a hakama included in the Japanese kimono shown in FIG. 1. FIG. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the front side (a) of the front upper part of the hakama and the back side (b) of the front upper part of the hakama included in the Japanese kimono according to the second embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the front side (a) of the upper rear side of the hakama and the back side (b) of the upper rear side of the hakama included in the Japanese kimono according to the second embodiment of the present invention. They are a right side view (a) and a left side view (b) showing a state in which a wearer is wearing a hakama included in a Japanese kimono according to a second embodiment of the present invention. They are a right side view (a) and a left side view (b) showing a state in which a wearer is wearing a hakama included in a Japanese kimono according to a second embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a half-collar included in a Japanese kimono according to a third embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7 is a front view of a jacket included in a Japanese kimono according to a third embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7 is a front view showing a state in which a wearer is wearing a jacket included in a Japanese kimono according to a third embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7 is a front view of a jacket included in a Japanese kimono according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7 is a front view of a jacket included in a Japanese kimono according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7 is a front view showing a state in which a wearer is wearing a jacket included in a Japanese kimono according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.

[First embodiment]
<Composition of Japanese kimono>
The following describes kimonos for Japanese clothing according to each embodiment of the present invention. Note that the left/right, up/down, front/back arrows shown in the drawings correspond to the left/right, up/down, front/back directions, respectively, as seen by a wearer wearing the kimono of the present embodiment.

As shown in FIG. 1, a Japanese kimono 100 according to a first embodiment of the present invention is worn by, for example, a child who requires someone else to put on the kimono, a person with a physical disability, or the like. A kimono 100 for Japanese wear includes a half-collar 10, a jacket 20, and a hakama 30. Further, in addition to this, for example, an undergarment or the like may be added as appropriate. The Japanese kimono 100 can be applied not only to children and people with physical disabilities, but also to adults, men, women, and able-bodied people by changing the size, design, etc. as appropriate. It is possible.

As shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 3, the half-collar 10 has a band shape with one end 11 and the other end 12 defined. An intermediate portion 13 is formed between the one end 11 and the other end 12 . A portion extending from the intermediate portion 13 to the one end 11 serves as a right side portion 14 as a portion of the one end side. A portion extending from the intermediate portion 13 to the other end 12 serves as a left side portion 15 as a portion of the other end.

When worn by the wearer 200, the half-collar 10 surrounds the neck of the wearer 200, and is configured such that the right side 14 and the left side 15 overlap each other at the chest of the wearer 200. First attachment/detachment portions 16 and 17 are provided at the portions where they overlap with each other, allowing the right side portion 14 and the left side portion 15 to be attached and detached from each other. More specifically, a substantially rectangular first attachment/detachment portion 16 is provided on one surface 14a of the right side portion 14. A substantially rectangular first attachment/detachment portion 17 is provided on the other surface 15a of the left side portion 15. The other surface 15a is a surface located on the opposite side to the one surface 14a. The first attachment/detachment parts 16 and 17 are hook-and-loop fasteners, and one of them has a loop-shaped nap, and the other has a hook-shaped nap.

When putting on the half-collar 10, first, the middle part 13 is hung around the neck of the wearer 200, and one end 11 and the other end 12 are positioned downward and forward. Next, the right side part 14 is positioned on the chest of the wearer 200 so that one side 14a of the right side part 14 faces forward, and then the left side part 15 is positioned on top of it, on the chest of the wearer 200 so that the other side 15a of the left side part 15 faces backward. At this time, the first detachable part 17 is adhered to the first detachable part 16. This completes the putting on of the half-collar 10 on the wearer 200. Note that when removing the half-collar 10, the above procedure can be followed in reverse.

When the half-collar 10 is worn, the middle part 13 comes into contact with the back of the neck. For this reason, the middle part 13 is more likely to get dirty than other parts. To deal with dirt on the middle part 13, the middle part 13 may be configured to be removable.

As shown in FIGS. 1, 4, and 5, the jacket 20 has a right front body 21 and a left front body 22. At the end portions of the right front body 21 and the left front body 22, a collar portion 23 is provided so as to surround the neck side. A right sleeve portion 24 is provided on the right side of the collar portion 23 and above the right front body portion 21. A left sleeve portion 25 is provided on the left side of the collar portion 23 and above the left front body portion 22. The jacket 20 has a lower end portion 26 below the right sleeve portion 24 and the left sleeve portion 25.

When the jacket 20 is worn by the wearer 200 who is wearing the half-collar 10, the half-collar 10 is covered while exposing a part of the half-collar 10 at the collar part 23, and the half-collar 10 is covered on the front side of the wearer 200 on the right side. A portion of the front body 21 and a portion of the left front body 22 are configured to overlap each other. More specifically, a substantially rectangular second attachment/detachment portion 27 is provided on the surface 21a of the right front body 21. A substantially rectangular second attachment/detachment portion 28 is provided on the back surface 22a of the left front body 22. The attachment positions of the second detachable parts 27 and 28 are arbitrary as long as the right front body 21 and the left front body 22 overlap each other. The second attachment/detachment parts 27 and 28 are hook-and-loop fasteners, and one of them has a loop-shaped nap, and the other has a hook-shaped nap.

In this embodiment, both the first attachment/detachment parts 16, 17 and the second attachment/detachment parts 27, 28 are hook-and-loop fasteners, but instead, only one of them may be hook-and-loop fasteners. Alternatively, both may be made of detachable members other than hook-and-loop fasteners. Examples of attachment/detachment members other than hook-and-loop fasteners include, but are not limited to, hooks, buttons, and the like.

When wearing the jacket 20, with the wearer 200 wearing the half-collar 10, first pass the wearer's arms through the right sleeve section 24 and the left sleeve section 25, and then insert the right side 14 and the left side of the half-collar 10. The half collar 10 is covered with the collar part 23 while exposing a part of each of the collars 15. Next, the front surface 21a of the right front body 21 is directed toward the front, the back surface 22a of the left front body 22 is directed toward the rear, and the back surface 22a is overlapped with the front surface 21a. At this time, the second attachment/detachment part 28 is bonded to the second attachment/detachment part 27 . This completes the attachment of the jacket 20 to the wearer 200. Note that when removing the jacket 20, this order may be reversed.

As shown in FIGS. 1, 6, and 7, the hakama 30 includes a front upper part 31 of the hakama, a knot 31a, an upper rear part 32 of the hakama, a right annular part 34, a left annular part 35, a non-slip part 36, and a right back string 37. , a third detachable part 37a, a left rear strap 38, a fourth detachable part 38a, and third and fourth detachable parts 39.

The front upper part 31 of the hakama constitutes the upper front part of the hakama 30. As shown in FIG. 6A, which is a surface view of the front side upper part 31 of the hakama, the front side of the front side upper part 31 of the hakama is provided with a decorative knot 31a. The knot 31a is configured to be separate from both a right side back string 37 and a left side back string 38, which will be described later. The upper rear side of the hakama 32 constitutes the upper rear side of the hakama 30. When the wearer 200 who is wearing the jacket 20 puts on the hakama 30, the legs of the wearer 200 are passed between the front side 30a of the hakama and the back side 30b of the hakama shown in FIG. The lower end 26 of the jacket 20 is covered by the front side upper part 31 of the hakama on the front side (ventral side), and the lower end 26 of the jacket 20 is covered by the rear side upper part 32 of the hakama on the back side (dorsal side) of the wearer 200. It is supposed to be covered.

As shown in FIG. 6, the right annular portion 34 is provided at the upper right end of the front upper portion 31 of the hakama, and is configured so that the right rear string 37 can pass through it. The left annular portion 35 is provided at the upper left end of the front upper portion 31 of the hakama, and is configured so that the left rear string 38 can pass through it. The right annular portion 34 and the left annular portion 35 may, for example, have a roughly "D" shape in a side view, and in this case, each may be positioned so that the curved portion of the "D" shape protrudes outward.

As shown in FIG. 6(b), which is a back view of the front upper part 31 of the hakama, two anti-slip parts 36 are provided on the rear side (inside) of the front upper part 31 of the hakama. Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 7B, which is a back view of the back side upper part 32 of the hakama, two anti-slip parts 36 are provided on the front side (inside) of the back side upper part 32 of the hakama. Each anti-slip part 36 may be made of, for example, a silicone material, and when the front upper part 31 of the hakama and the rear upper part 32 cover the lower end part 26 of the outer garment 20, It is designed to prevent the hakama 30 from slipping.

In this embodiment, the anti-slip part 36 is provided on both the front upper part 31 of the hakama and the upper part 32 of the hakama rear side, but instead, it may be provided only on either one. Furthermore, two anti-slip parts 36 are provided on each of the front upper part 31 of the hakama and the upper part 32 of the rear side of the hakama, but the number of anti-slip parts 36 can be set arbitrarily, for example, one, three or more. Good too.

As shown in FIG. 7, the right back string 37 extends from the upper right end of the hakama back upper part 32 to the right side. The left back string 38 extends to the left from the upper left end of the back upper part 32 of the hakama. The right side rear strap 37 and the left side rear strap 38 have, for example, heights that are approximately the same as the installation positions of the right side annular portion 34 and the left side annular portion 35 so that they can pass through the right side annular portion 34 and the left side annular portion 35, respectively. It may be installed at a height.

As shown in FIG. 7A, which is a surface view of the rear upper part 32 of the hakama, a substantially rectangular third attachment/detachment part 37a is provided on the rear side of the right back strap 37. A substantially rectangular fourth attachment/detachment portion 38a is provided on the rear side of the left rear strap 38. A substantially rectangular third attachment/detachment part 39 and a fourth attachment/detachment part 39 are provided from the upper left end to the upper right end of the hakama rear upper part 32. In addition, in this embodiment, the third and fourth attachment/detachment parts 39 are each configured as one body, but instead of this, they may be configured as separate bodies.

The third attachment/detachment parts 37a, 39 are adapted to allow a part of the right back strap 37 and a part of the back upper part 32 of the hakama to be attached to and detached from each other. The fourth detachable parts 38a and 39 are configured to allow a part of the left back strap 38 and a part of the back upper part 32 of the hakama to be attached to and detached from each other. The third detachable parts 37a and 39 are hook-and-loop fasteners, and one of them has a loop-shaped nap, and the other has a hook-shaped nap. The fourth removable parts 38a and 39 are also hook-and-loop fasteners, and one of them has a loop-shaped nap, and the other has a hook-shaped nap.

In this embodiment, both the third detachable parts 37a, 39 and the fourth detachable parts 38a, 39 are hook-and-loop fasteners, but instead, only one of them may be hook-and-loop fasteners. Alternatively, both may be made of detachable members other than hook-and-loop fasteners. Examples of attachment/detachment members other than hook-and-loop fasteners include, but are not limited to, hooks, buttons, and the like.

As shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, when putting on the hakama 30, with the wearer 200 wearing the half-collar 10 and the jacket 20, first leave a space between the front side 30a of the hakama and the back side 30b of the hakama. , hold the front side 30a of the hakama on the front side and the back side 30b of the hakama on the back side, pass the legs inside the hakama 30 from the above distance, and position the front side upper part 31 of the hakama and the rear side upper part 32 at waist height. While doing so, the lower end 26 of the jacket 20 is covered with the front upper part 31 of the hakama and the rear upper part 32 of the hakama. Next, as shown in FIG. 8(a), the right back string 37 is passed through the right annular portion 34. Similarly, as shown in FIG. 8(b), the left rear string 38 is passed through the left annular portion 35. The extension lengths of the right side back strap 37 and the left side back strap 38 that are passed through from the right side annular part 34 and the left side annular part 35 are adjusted according to the abdominal circumference of the wearer 200.

Next, as shown in FIG. 9(a), the portion of the right back strap 37 extending from the right annular portion 34 is folded inward to connect the third detachable portion 37a to the third detachable portion 39. Glue it to. As a result, a part of the right back string 37 is adhered to a part of the rear upper part 32 of the hakama via the third detachable parts 37a and 39. Similarly, as shown in FIG. 9(b), the portion of the left back strap 38 that extends from the left annular portion 35 is folded inward to form the fourth detachable portion 38a. Glue it to 39. As a result, a part of the left back string 38 is adhered to a part of the rear upper part 32 of the hakama via the fourth detachable parts 38a and 39. Through the above steps, the wearing of the hakama 30 on the wearer 200 is completed. Note that when taking off the hakama 30, this order may be reversed. Further, the right side back string 37 and the left side back string 38 may be attached to the back upper part 32 of the hakama either on the left or right side first, or on the left and right sides simultaneously.

<Effects of embodiment>
As explained above, according to the Japanese kimono 100 according to the first embodiment of the present invention, the first detachable parts 16 and 17 are bonded together by simply overlapping the right side part 14 and the left side part 15 of the half collar 10 with each other. The half collar 10 can be easily attached. On the other hand, by simply separating the right side 14 and left side 15 of the overlapping half collar 10 from each other, the first detachable parts 16 and 17 can be detached, and the half collar 10 can be easily detached. Further, the second attachment/detachment parts 27 and 28 can be bonded together by simply overlapping the right front body 21 and the left front body 22 of the jacket 20, and the jacket 20 can be easily worn. On the other hand, the second detachable parts 27 and 28 can be detached by simply separating the right front body 21 and left front body 22 of the jacket 20 which overlap each other, and the jacket 20 can be easily detached. Therefore, the half-collar 10 and the jacket 20, which are components of the Japanese kimono 100, can be easily put on and taken off. Furthermore, by using the hakama 30 that is easy to put on and take off, the entire kimono can be easily put on and taken off.

Further, in the first embodiment of the present invention, the first detachable parts 16 and 17 of the half-collar 10 and the second detachable parts 27 and 28 of the jacket 20 are hook-and-loop fasteners. Since the hook-and-loop fastener can be easily attached to any part of the half-collar 10 and the jacket 20, the bonding positions of the half-collar 10 and the jacket 20 can be easily adjusted. Furthermore, the half-collar 10 and outer garment 20 of this embodiment can be easily manufactured by sewing a hook-and-loop fastener onto an existing half-collar or outer garment.

In addition, in the first embodiment of the present invention, the upper rear side 32 of the hakama 30 is provided with a right back string 37 and a left rear string 38, and the right rear string 37 can pass through the upper front side 31 of the hakama 30. It includes a right annular portion 34 configured to have a shape similar to the above, and a left annular portion 35 configured to allow a left rear string 38 to pass therethrough. Further, the right side back strap 37 and the left side back strap 38 are provided with a third attachment/detachment part 37a and a fourth attachment/detachment part 38a, and the rear upper part 31 of the hakama is provided with a third attachment/detachment part 39 and a fourth attachment/detachment part 39. There is. According to this, there is no need to route or tie the strings, and just by overlapping the right side back string 37 and left side back string 38 of the hakama 30 on the back side upper part 32 of the hakama, the third detachable parts 37a, 39 and the third detachable parts 37a, 39, and The four attachment/detachment parts 38a and 39 can be adhered to each other, and the hakama 30 can be easily attached. On the other hand, the third detachable parts 37a, 39 and the fourth detachable parts 38a, 39 can be detached easily by simply pulling the right back strap 37 and the left back strap 38 of the hakama 30 away from the rear upper part 32 of the hakama. You can take off the hakama 30. Therefore, the hakama 30, which is a component of the Japanese kimono 100, can also be easily put on and taken off.

Further, in the first embodiment of the present invention, the third detachable parts 37a, 39 and the fourth detachable parts 38a, 39 of the hakama 30 are particularly hook-and-loop fasteners. Since the hook-and-loop fastener can be easily attached to any part of the right side back string 37, left side back string 38, and hakama rear upper part 32, the adhesion position can be easily adjusted. Moreover, the hakama 30 of this embodiment can be easily manufactured by attaching a hook-and-loop fastener to an existing hakama and providing left and right annular members.

Further, in the first embodiment of the present invention, anti-slip portions 36 are particularly provided on the front upper part 31 of the hakama 30 and the upper rear part 32 of the hakama 30. When the hakama 30 is worn and covers the lower end portion 26 of the jacket 20, the anti-slip portion 36 prevents the hakama 30 from slipping with respect to the jacket 20. Therefore, the hakama 30 can be easily put on and taken off, and displacement of the hakama 30 with respect to the jacket 20 can be easily suppressed.

Furthermore, in the first embodiment of the present invention, a knot 31a is provided on the front side of the front upper part 31 of the hakama 30. The knot 31a is for decoration and is separate from both the right back string 37 and the left back string 38 of the hakama 30. According to this, it is possible to give the same appearance as when the string is tightened at the front upper part 31 of the hakama. Therefore, the hakama 30 can be easily put on and taken off, and the design of the hakama 30 can be improved.

[Second embodiment]
Next, a Japanese kimono 100 according to a second embodiment of the present invention will be described. The kimono 100 of the second embodiment differs from the first embodiment only in the configuration of the hakama 30. Hereinafter, only the points different from the first embodiment will be explained. Note that in the second embodiment, the same or equivalent configurations and parts as in the first embodiment are given the same reference numerals as in the first embodiment, and a description thereof will be omitted.

Figures 10 to 13 correspond to the above-mentioned Figures 6 to 9, and show the configuration of the hakama 30 provided in the kimono 100 of the second embodiment. As shown in Figure 10, the hakama 30 of the second embodiment has a right outer belt 41, a left outer belt 42, a right inner belt 43, and a left inner belt 44 instead of the right annular portion 34 and the left annular portion 35 of the first embodiment. Figure 10(a) shows the front surface of the hakama front upper portion 31, and Figure 10(b) shows the back surface of the hakama front upper portion 31.

The right outer band 41 is provided to extend rightward from the upper right end of the front upper part 31 of the hakama. A substantially rectangular attachment/detachment portion 41a is provided at the right end of the right outer band 41 and on the rear surface. The left outer band 42 is provided to extend leftward from the upper left end of the front upper part 31 of the hakama. A substantially rectangular attachment/detachment portion 42a is provided at the left end of the left outer band 42 and on the front surface. The detachable parts 41a and 42a are configured to be detachable from each other. The attachment/detachment parts 41a and 42a are hook-and-loop fasteners, and one of them has a loop-shaped nap, and the other has a hook-shaped nap.

The right inner band 43 is provided so as to extend rightward from the upper right end of the front upper part 31 of the hakama. The base of the right inner band 43 is sewn to the rear side of the front upper part 31 of the hakama and adjacent to the non-slip part 36, so that the right inner band 43 is located at the rear of the right outer band 41. It has become. A substantially rectangular attachment/detachment portion 43a is provided at the right end of the right inner band 43 and on the rear surface. The left inner band 44 is provided so as to extend leftward from the upper left end of the front upper part 31 of the hakama. The base of the left inner band 44 is sewn to the rear side of the front upper part 31 of the hakama and adjacent to the non-slip part 36, so that the left inner band 44 is located at the rear of the left outer band 42. It has become. A substantially rectangular attachment/detachment portion 44a is provided at the left end of the left inner band 44 and on the rear surface. The detachable parts 43a and 44a are configured to be detachable from the third and fourth detachable parts 39. The detachable parts 41a and 42a are hook-and-loop fasteners. The detachable parts 43a and 44a have hook-shaped naps when the third and fourth detachable parts 39 have loop-shaped naps. The detachable parts 43a and 44a have loop-shaped naps when the third and fourth detachable parts 39 have hook-shaped naps.

11(a) shows the front side of the hakama rear side upper part 32, and FIG. 11(b) shows the back side of the hakama rear side upper part 32. As shown in FIG. 11, the right side back string 37 and left side back string 38 of the first embodiment are not provided on the rear side upper part 32 of the hakama 30 of the second embodiment.

As shown in FIGS. 12 and 13, when wearing the hakama 30 of the second embodiment, first, the front side 30a of the hakama and the back side 30b of the hakama are Hold the front side 30a of the hakama on the front side and the back side 30b of the hakama on the back side, leaving an interval of The lower end part 26 of the jacket 20 is covered with the front upper part 31 of the hakama and the rear upper part 32 of the hakama. Next, as shown in FIG. 12(a), the right inner band 43 is wrapped around the rear side of the hakama rear upper part 32 in accordance with the abdominal circumference of the wearer 200, and the detachable part 43a is attached to the third and fourth detachable parts 39. Glue. Similarly, as shown in FIG. 12(b), the left inner band 44 is turned around the rear side of the hakama rear upper part 32 in accordance with the abdominal circumference of the wearer 200, and the detachable part 44a is attached to the third and fourth detachable parts 39. Glue to.

Next, as shown in FIGS. 13(a) and 13(b), turn the left outer band 42 to the rear side of the hakama rear upper part 32 so as to overlap the left inner band 44, and position the detachable part 42a facing outward on the rear side. let Next, the right outer band 41 is turned around the rear side of the hakama rear upper part 32 so as to overlap the right inner band 43, and the detachable part 41a is adhered to the detachable part 42a. Through the above steps, the wearing of the hakama 30 on the wearer 200 is completed. Note that when taking off the hakama 30, this order may be reversed.

As explained above, according to the second embodiment of the present invention, there is no need to route or tie the strings, and the right outer band 41, the left outer band 42, the right inner band 43, and the left inner band 44 of the hakama 30 The hakama 30 can be easily worn by simply overlapping it on the rear upper part 32 of the hakama. On the other hand, the hakama 30 can be easily removed by simply pulling the right outer band 41, the left outer band 42, the right inner band 43, and the left inner band 44 away from the rear upper part 32 of the hakama. Therefore, the hakama 30, which is a component of the Japanese kimono 100, can also be easily put on and taken off.

[Third embodiment]
Next, a Japanese kimono 100 according to a third embodiment of the present invention will be described. The kimono 100 of the third embodiment differs from the first and second embodiments only in the configurations of the half-collar 10 and the outer garment 20. Hereinafter, only the points different from the first and second embodiments will be explained. In addition, in the third embodiment, the same or equivalent configurations and parts as in the first and second embodiments are given the same reference numerals as in the first and second embodiments, and the explanation thereof will be omitted.

14 to 16 correspond to FIGS. 2, 4, and 5 described above, and show the configurations of the half-collar 10 and jacket 20 included in the kimono 100 of the third embodiment. As shown in FIG. 14, the half collar 10 of the third embodiment includes a hook 13a. The hook 13a is disposed on the rear side surface of the intermediate portion 13, approximately at the center in the left-right direction. The hook 13a is configured to be removably attached to a hook 23a of a jacket 20, which will be described later.

As shown in FIG. 15, the jacket 20 of the third embodiment includes hooks 23a. The hook 23a is arranged at a portion of the collar portion 23 that faces the neck of the wearer 200. The hook 23a is configured to be detachable from the hook 13a of the half-collar 10. As shown in FIG. 16, the rear surface of the intermediate part 13 of the half-collar 10 is overlapped with the part of the collar part 23 of the jacket 20 facing the neck, and the hooks 13a, 23a are adhered. When the hooks 13a, 23a are adhered, the half-collar 10 is locked to the jacket 20 via the hooks 13a, 23a. Note that the hooks 13a and 23a may be attached after the wearer 200 wears the half-collar 10 and then the jacket 20, or it may be performed in advance before putting on the half-collar 10 and the jacket 20. may be done.

As explained above, according to the third embodiment of the present invention, the half-collar 10 is locked to the jacket 20 via the hooks 13a, 23a. Therefore, displacement of the half collar 20 with respect to the jacket 20 can be suppressed.

[Fourth embodiment]
Next, a Japanese kimono 100 according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention will be described. The kimono 100 of the fourth embodiment differs from the first, second, and third embodiments only in the structure of the outer garment 20. Hereinafter, only the points different from the first, second, and third embodiments will be explained. In addition, in the fourth embodiment, the same or equivalent configurations and parts as those in the first, second, and third embodiments are given the same reference numerals as in the first, second, and third embodiments, and the description thereof will be omitted. .

17 and 18 correspond to FIG. 15 described above, and FIG. 19 corresponds to FIG. 16 described above, both of which show the structure of the outer garment 20 included in the kimono 100 of the fourth embodiment. . As shown in FIGS. 17 and 18, the jacket 20 of the fourth embodiment includes a long belt 51 and a notch 52. As shown in FIGS. The long band 51 is, for example, a rubber band or the like, and is configured to be expandable and contractible in the longitudinal direction. The base of the elongated belt 51 is sewn to the front side of the collar portion 23 of the right front body 21 of the jacket 20. A second attachment/detachment part 27 is provided at the tip of the long band 51.

The notch 52 is provided at a portion of the jacket 20 facing near the left armpit of the wearer 200. The notch 52 extends in the vertical direction, and is configured so that the long band 51 can pass through it in the front-back direction, as shown in FIG. 18. That is, the length of the notch 52 in the vertical direction is slightly larger than the width of the long band 51. The second detachable part 28 is provided on the front side of the collar part 23 in the left front body 22 of the jacket 20.

As shown in FIGS. 18 and 19, when putting on the jacket 20, after the wearer 200 has passed both sleeves, the long belt 51 is encircled around the torso of the wearer 200, and the tip of the long belt 51 is The section is passed through from the front to the rear of the cut 52. The tip of the long belt 51 is pulled out from the notch 52 to the rear to fit the long belt 51 to the torso of the wearer 200, and then the tip of the long belt 51 is wrapped around the outside of the jacket 20. At the same time, go around the right rear side to the right front side. Then, the tip of the elongated belt 51 is positioned on the front side of the collar section 23 in the left front body section 22, and the second detachable sections 27 and 28 are bonded to each other. This completes the attachment of the jacket 20 to the wearer 200. Note that when removing the jacket 20, this order may be reversed.

As described above, according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention, the jacket 20 can be easily fitted to the wearer 200 via the long band 51.

Although the present invention has been described above in more detail and specifically by showing the embodiments, the embodiments are merely illustrative explanations and do not limit the present invention. It should be noted that the invention shown in the embodiments can be realized even if the jacket, hakama, and half-collar are not all included; for example, the invention can be applied to only the jacket, only the hakama, only the half-collar, or any two of these. This also holds true for a combination of two.

10...half collar, 11...one end, 12...other end, 14...right side, 15...left side, 16...first detachable part, 17...first detachable part, 20...jacket, 21...right front body, 22... Left front body, 26... Lower end, 27... Second detachable part, 28... Second detachable part, 30... Hakama, 30a... Hakama front side, 30b... Hakama back side, 31... Hakama front side upper part, 31a... Knot, 32... Hakama back side upper part, 34...Right side annular part, 35...Left side annular part, 36...Non-slip part, 37...Right side back strap, 37a...Third detachable part, 38...Left side back strap, 38a...4th detachable part, 39 ...Third detachable part, 39...Fourth detachable part, 100...Japanese kimono, 200...Wearer

Claims (7)

It has a band shape with one end and the other end defined, and when worn by a wearer, it encloses the neck of the wearer, and a part of the one end side and a part of the other end side are placed on the wearer's chest. A half collar configured so that the parts overlap each other,
It has a right side front body and a left side front body, and when worn by the wearer who is wearing the half collar, the half collar is covered while exposing a part of the half collar, and the half collar is covered on the front side of the wearer. a jacket configured such that a part of the right front body and a part of the left front body overlap each other;
The hakama has a front upper part provided on the front upper part and a hakama rear upper part provided on the rear upper part, and when the wearer wearing the jacket wears the jacket, the hakama is provided on the front side of the wearer. a hakama configured such that the lower end of the jacket is covered by the front upper part of the hakama, and the lower end of the jacket is covered by the rear upper part of the hakama on the rear side of the wearer;
In a Japanese kimono with
The half collar is
In the mutually overlapping portion, a first attachment/detachment portion is provided that allows a part of the one end side and a part of the other end side to be attached to and detached from each other,
The jacket is
A kimono for Japanese wear, comprising a second attachment/detachment part that allows a part of the right front body and a part of the left front body to be attached to and detached from each other in the mutually overlapping region. The kimono for Japanese wear according to claim 1,
The first detachable portion of the half-collar and/or the second detachable portion of the jacket are
A Japanese kimono with hook and loop fasteners. In the Japanese kimono according to claim 1 or claim 2,
The upper part of the back side of the hakama is
A right back strap extending to the right from the right end of the upper rear side of the hakama, a left back strap extending to the left from the left end of the upper rear side of the hakama, a part of the right back strap and a part of the upper rear side of the hakama. a third attachment/detachment part that allows the parts to be attached and detached from each other, and a fourth attachment/detachment part that makes a part of the left side back strap and a part of the rear upper part of the hakama mutually attachable and detachable,
The upper part of the front side of the hakama,
a right side annular part provided at the right end of the front upper part of the hakama and configured to allow the right side back strap to pass through; and a left side annular part provided at the left end of the front side upper part of the hakama and configured to allow the left side back strap to pass through. and
When the wearer who is wearing the jacket wears the hakama,
The right side back strap is passed through the right side annular part and adhered to a part of the upper rear side of the hakama via the third detachable part, and the left side back string is passed through the left side annular part, A kimono for Japanese clothing that is attached to a part of the upper rear side of the hakama through the fourth detachable part. The kimono for Japanese wear according to claim 3,
The third detachable portion of the skirt and/or the fourth detachable portion of the skirt are
A Japanese kimono with hook and loop fasteners. In the Japanese kimono according to claim 4,
The upper part of the front side of the hakama and/or the upper part of the rear side of the hakama,
A kimono for Japanese wear, comprising an anti-slip part that prevents the hakama from slipping against the jacket when covering the lower end of the jacket. In the Japanese kimono according to claim 3,
The upper part of the front side of the hakama,
A kimono for Japanese wear, comprising a decorative knot on the front side that is separate from both the right side back string and the left side back string of the hakama. In the Japanese kimono according to claim 1 or 2,
a right outer band extending from the upper right end of the upper front side of the hakama;
a left outer band extending from the upper left end of the upper front side of the hakama;
a right inner band extending from the upper right end on the rear side of the right outer band;
a left inner band extending from the upper left end on the rear side of the left outer band;
has
The right inner band and the left inner band are attached to and detached from the upper rear side of the hakama,
The right outer band and the left outer band are attachable and detachable to each other.

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