JP2594128Y2 - Work coveralls - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to clothes to be worn when working in a factory or the like, and is composed of outerwear and pants, and the outerwear and pants can be connected to each other by fasteners to form a coverall. It is about clothing.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Work clothes used for on-site work in a manufacturing factory or the like include a separate type in which jackets and pants are separated and a joint type in which they are integrated. Separate type is easy to put on and take off and it is possible to wear only outerwear in offices etc., but it may be rolled up when you work while lying down, so it is more protective than the tethered type Is inferior. Therefore, there has been proposed a work clothes that can be used as a separate type and a tether type so that a jacket and pants can be connected with a fastener.

[0003] In such work clothes, fastener pieces are usually sewn on the lower side of the jacket and the upper side of the pants, however, the fastener pieces on the outer side are sewn on the inside of the torso above the lower side of the jacket. Such a structure is known as a wet suit or a coverall for a motorcycle. That is, in a wet suit, a structure is provided to prevent water from entering the inside of the suit from the joint portion by providing a fastener at the overlap portion between the outside of the trunk of the pants and the inside of the hem of the jacket, and in a motorcycle coverall. Provide two fastener pieces inside the jacket,
Fasteners for connecting the outerwear and the pants can be selectively used when the upper body is in an upright posture or in a deep forward leaning posture.

[0004]

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] Even in work clothes used for on-site work in factories, etc., the upper side of the fastener piece connecting the outerwear and the pants is placed on the inside of the torso above the lower side of the outerwear. If provided, the design of the work clothes, especially the outerwear, can be made more preferable. However, if the structure of the wet suit or the coverall for a motorcycle described above is applied to the work clothes as it is, attachment and detachment becomes troublesome and the work clothes become expensive. That is, in the coverall for the motorcycle, one of the two fastener pieces on the outer garment side is sewn to the outer material, and the other is sewn to the lining via the hanging cloth. Is usually one-piece, so the above structure cannot be adopted as it is, and because the connecting position of the jacket and pants must be changed according to the working posture,
It is unsuitable for on-site work clothing that changes posture frequently.

[0005] On the other hand, when only one fastener piece on the outerwear side is used, there is a problem that work involving forward bending of the upper body becomes cramped when worn as a coverall, and when the upper body is bent forward. There is a problem that fasteners give a sense of discomfort to the body and impair comfort.

[0006] Therefore, the object of the present invention is to obtain work clothes which can be worn as a separate type and a tether type, are suitable for on-site work in which posture changes drastically, and are superior in terms of design and comfort. And

[0007]

The work coverall according to the present invention is a work coverall in which the jacket 1 and the pants 7 can be separated by fasteners 5 and 8 provided around the torso. The upper side 3 of the wide band-shaped hanging cloth 2 which can be stretched in the vertical direction from the back body to the side part of the front body is sewn, and the zipper piece 5 on the jacket side is sewn to the lower side 4 of the hanging cloth 2. It is. As the hanging cloth 2, the stretchable cloth is used as the core cloth 11, and the non-stretchable cloth 12 provided with a large number of horizontal tacks 14 is formed of a plurality of horizontal seams 15 spaced apart in the vertical direction. Sewn on the inner surface, and
Can be used. At least the upper and lower sides of the smooth lining 13 provided with are sewn to the outer surface side 11 of the core cloth.

[0008]

When worn as a coverall, the pants 7 are connected to the jacket 1 via the hanging cloth 2 which can be stretched in the vertical direction, so that the stretching of the back due to the change in posture is absorbed by the stretching of the hanging cloth 2. Also, work involving deep forward bending can be performed smoothly. Further, since the fasteners 5 and 8 are provided only from the back to the side portions of the outerwear and are not provided on the front portion of the front body, the fasteners do not hit the abdomen even when performing a deep forward bending operation, Does not give a sense of discomfort. Further, by sewing the non-stretchable fabric 12 provided with a large number of tacks 16 inside the stretchable fabric 11, it is possible to prevent the hanging fabric 2 from expanding and contracting in the horizontal direction, and to prevent vertical wrinkles from occurring in the outerwear. In addition, by manufacturing the non-stretchable fabric 12 with the same fabric as the outerwear fabric, the design inside the work clothes can be made comfortable. In addition, by sewing a smooth lining 13 provided with a tack 16 on the outside of the hanging cloth 2, the slip between the hanging cloth 2 and the hem of the jacket is improved, and the hem of the jacket is formed with the elastic cloth 11. It can be prevented from being rubbed and lifted.

[0009]

Next, an embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 will be described. The outer garment 1 of the illustrated embodiment is a front-opening jumper type, has a hem length covering the waist of the wearer, and is made of a single non-stretchable fabric such as cotton or polyester. At the position slightly above the torso (waist) of the wearer inside the jacket, the upper side 3 of the wide band-shaped hanging cloth 2 is sewn from the back to the side part (the back part to the front part). I have. The lower side 4 of the hanging cloth 2 is located at the height of the wearer's torso, and a fastener 5 on the outer side is sewn to the lower side. Therefore, the fastener piece 5 is attached from the back to the side inside the outerwear 1, and is not provided in the part corresponding to the abdomen of the wearer. In other words, the fastener piece 5 does not exist in the front part of the front body.

On the other hand, a zipper piece 8 is sewn from the back to the side of the upper side of the pants 7, and by connecting the zipper piece 8 on the pants side and the zipper piece 5 on the outer side, the outerwear 1 is formed. The pants 7 are connected from the back to the side of the body. The trousers 7 are provided with a belt loop 9 so that they can be worn alone without being connected to the jacket 1.

The hanging cloth 2 is an interlining 11 made of an elastic knitted or woven cloth in which a rubber thread is knitted or woven in the vertical direction, and is slightly compressed in the left and right direction (with no tension applied) on the inner side. A non-stretch fabric 12 having the same fabric as the outerwear is sewn, and a thin cotton lining 13 having a smooth surface is sewn on the outer surface side. The non-stretchable fabric 12 is provided with a number of tacks 14 in the lateral direction, and at a bottom portion of the tacks 14 at a constant interval in the vertical direction, the seams 15 in the transverse direction are used to form the interlining 11 made of the stretchable fabric. By being sewn, the slack formed by the tack 14 does not hinder the vertical expansion of the interlining 11, and the non-stretchable fabric 12 is sewn with the horizontal seam 15,
The interlining 11 is prevented from expanding and contracting in the lateral direction. Further, the lining 13 is provided with one large tack 16 in the horizontal direction, the upper side and the lower side thereof are sewn to the upper side and the lower side of the interlining 11, and the tack 16 is interposed by the side portions 17 at both ends of the hanging cloth. 11, the shape of the tack 16 is prevented from collapsing. In addition, the non-stretchable fabric 12 and the lining 13 are interlining 1 at both ends of the hanging cloth 2, that is, a slightly forward portion on the body side of the wearer.
1 is sewn with vertical stitches 18, and vertical extension at the left and right ends of the hanging cloth 2 is prevented.

The work clothes manufactured in this manner are the outerwear 1
And trousers 7 can be worn independently of each other, and can be used as a separate workwear without connecting the outerwear 1 and the trousers 7 or as a connection workwear by connecting the outerwear 1 and the trousers 7. Can be worn. Also, since you can freely change the combination of outerwear and pants, if you prepare work clothes of different colors, you can wear the outerwear and pants in the same color or wear them in different colors. If one of the outer garments and pants gets very dirty depending on the type of garment, for example, it is possible to combine two trousers with one outer garment and use them alternately while washing. It is possible.

As described in the section of operation, the jacket 1 and the pants 7 are connected via the hanging cloth 2 which is stretchable only in the vertical direction, and the connecting fastener is provided from the back to the body side. , The upper body can be smoothly bent and stretched during the operation, and the fastener does not hit the abdomen even when bent forward.

[0014]

According to the structure of the present invention, it is possible to obtain work clothes excellent in design which can be worn as a separate type and a tethered type, and to be flexible enough to cope with frequent changes in posture during work. It is possible to obtain comfortable work clothes that have high elasticity on the back and do not feel uncomfortable due to zipper when bent forward.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a sectional perspective view showing a mounting structure of a fastener piece of a jacket.

FIG. 2 is a front view showing an attachment state of a fastener piece of pants.

FIG. 3 is a front view of a connection state in which one front body is opened and shown.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Outerwear 2 Hanging cloth 3 Upper side 4 Lower side 5 Fastener piece 7 Trousers 8 Fastener piece 11 Interlining 12 Non-elastic fabric 13 Lining 14 Tuck 15 Seam 16 Tuck

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Claims (2)

(57) [Scope of request for utility model registration] 1. A jacket with fasteners (5,8) provided around the torso
(1) In a work coverall that allows the pants (7) to be separated, a wide band-shaped hanging cloth (2) that can expand and contract in the vertical direction from the rear body to the side of the front body inside the outer garment. Work coveralls, wherein an upper side (3) is sewn and a fastener piece (5) on the outer side is sewn to a lower side (4) of the hanging cloth (2). 2. A non-stretch fabric (12) having a stretch fabric as a core fabric (11) and a number of lateral tacks (14) provided on its inner surface. Smooth lining (13) sewn to the core cloth (11) with a plurality of horizontal seams (15) with a horizontal tack (16) on the outer surface side of the core cloth (11) The work coverall according to claim 1, wherein at least upper and lower sides thereof are sewn to a core cloth (11).