JP2786114B2 - Clothing with lower body - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a garment having at least a lower body portion, and more particularly to a garment having at least a lower body portion with little rear waist portion slip and hem slip up.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, clothing having at least a lower body part includes pants (including slacks, long pants, work clothes pants, etc.), long culottes, spats, calsons, long girdle, lower body sportswear, leotards, and the like. Clothing has two substantially cylindrical legs, and is widely used as outerwear, innerwear, sportswear, work clothes, and the like as clothing that can cover at least a portion from near the waist to below the kneecap. I have. In these conventional garments having at least a lower body portion, a non-stretchable fabric is usually used, or when an elastic fabric is used, the lower body portion usually has a maximum elongation direction of the stretchable fabric that is almost equal to that of the garment. It is generally used in a laterally oriented form.

[0003] Slacks and long culottes as typical examples of these conventional clothes having at least a lower body will be described below with reference to the drawings. 13 is a plan view of the conventional slacks viewed from the front side, FIG. 14 is a plan view viewed from the rear side, FIG. 15 is a right side view of FIG. 13 (corresponding to a side view of the left body of the slacks), and FIG. Fig. 2 shows a development view of the constituent fabric of the left body (left body). However,
In FIG. 16, a development view of the waist belt 135 is not shown. Further, since the development view of the constituent fabric of the right body (right half) is symmetrical with the development view shown in FIG.
The illustration is omitted. In FIG. 16, the left side of the drawing corresponds to the front side of the slacks.

[0004] In Figs.
32 is a back body, 133 is a joining line formed by joining the darts 133 'of the V-shaped notch shown in FIG. 16, 134 is an outer side vertical joining line, 135 is a waist belt, and 136 is a front side. A connecting line 137 is located at the front centerline from the waistline to the crotch direction, and a connecting line 137 is located at the back centerline from the waistline at the back to the crotch direction.

[0005] As described above with reference to FIG.
The darts 133 ′ of the V-shaped cutout at the waist of the back body 132 are joined together to form a joining line 133 shown in FIGS. FED of the front body 131 in FIG.
15 and the GED line of the back body 132 are joined to form the outer side vertical joining line 134 in FIG. Furthermore, the BC line of the front body 131 and the back body 132
Are joined together to form a cylindrical leg (in this case, the left leg). In addition, HI
14 is joined to a corresponding part for the right body (not shown), and becomes a joining line located at the rear centerline in the crotch direction from the rear waistline shown by 137 in FIG. The line AB is joined to a corresponding portion for the right half body (not shown), and becomes a joining line located at the front centerline from the front waistline shown by 136 in FIG. 13 to the crotch direction. In FIG. 16, the line AFGH after joining is the normal waist line, and I and B are the lowest points of the inseam. BC and I-
Although a joining line formed by joining J is not shown, the joining line is a vertical joining line extending from the inseam to the inside of the leg and downward to the hem, and is hereinafter referred to as a leg inside vertical joining line. In addition, the waist belt 135 is AFGH
And attached to the line.

FIG. 17 is a plan view of a conventional long culotte viewed from the front side, FIG.
FIG. 9 shows a development view of the constituent fabric of the left body portion (left body). Note that the development view of the constituent fabric of the right body (right half) is symmetrical to the development view shown in FIG. In FIG. 19, the left side of the drawing is the front side of the long culottes.

In FIGS. 17 to 19, reference numeral 171 denotes a front and rear body, which differs from the slacks shown in FIG. 16 in that a front body and a rear body are integrated. A waist opening 175 is a portion where a rubber tape or the like is sewn.
Reference numeral 176 denotes a joining line located at the front centerline from the front waistline to the crotch direction, and reference numeral 177 denotes a joining line located at the back centerline from the rear waistline to the crotch direction. Here, the waist line is a line on the upper side of the waist opening.

In FIG. 19, the BC line and the IJ line of the front and rear body 171 are joined together to form a cylindrical leg (in this case, a left leg). still,
The HI line is joined to a corresponding portion for the right half body (not shown), and becomes a joining line located at the back center line in the crotch direction from the rear waist line indicated by 177 in FIG. The line AB is joined to a corresponding part for the right body (not shown), and becomes a joining line located at the front centerline from the front waistline shown by 176 in FIG. 17 to the crotch direction. In FIG. 19, the line AH is the normal waist line. I and B are the lowest points of the inseam. Although a joining line formed by joining BC and IJ is not shown, the joining line is a vertical joining line extending from the inseam to the inside of the leg downward to the hem, and thereafter, as in the case of the aforementioned slacks, It will be referred to as the inside vertical connection line.

[0009] In the case of these conventional slacks, a woven fabric is generally used in many cases, and the ground of the woven fabric is used so as to face the longitudinal direction of the slacks. It is hardly stretched. Also, in the case of conventional slacks and long culottes, when stretchable fabric is used, the lower body part is usually used with the maximum stretch direction of the stretchable fabric oriented substantially in the lateral direction of the clothing. Is generally used.

[0010]

As described in the above examples of conventional slacks and long culottes, in the case of conventional clothing having at least the lower body, the main body of the lower body is vertically oriented. Even when stretchless fabric is used or when stretchable fabric is used,
Normally, the lower body part is used in a form in which the maximum stretching direction of the elastic fabric is oriented substantially in the lateral direction of the clothing,
In the case of the conventional slacks, since two connecting lines such as the outer side vertical connecting line 134 and the leg inner vertical connecting line are continuous connecting lines in the leg vertical direction, etc. Clothing is difficult to stretch in the vertical direction,
If you take a sitting posture sitting on a chair or take a posture or exercise that bends your knees, especially the hips and knees will stretch the human body surface, so the power to extend to the corresponding parts of the clothing When working, little or no stretching in the longitudinal direction of the garment, the rear waist is pulled downward and slips down. It is often experienced that a large number of oblique wrinkles are generated on the side and near the inner thigh.

Such a problem arises not only in the above-mentioned pants such as slacks and long culottes, but also in clothing having a lower body part having two substantially cylindrical legs. , Trousers (including slacks, long pants, work clothes trousers, etc.), long culottes, spats, calsons, long girdle, lower body sportswear, leotards, etc., tended to cause particular problems.

The present invention solves these problems, and the rear waist is pulled downward even in a posture of sitting on a chair or the like or in a posture or exercise such as bending a knee. It is an object of the present invention to provide a garment having at least a lower body portion that is less prone to slipping down, a sense of pulling, or a tendency to generate oblique wrinkles on the outer side of the leg or near the inner thigh.

In addition, in each of the preferred embodiments of the present invention described below, the following objects are further provided according to the respective embodiments in addition to the above objects. In other words, the present invention further reduces the tendency of oblique wrinkles to occur near the outer sides of the legs even in the case of sitting in a sitting position on a chair or the like, and at least the lower body with less deterioration in appearance. It is intended to provide clothing having the same.

Still another object of the present invention is to provide a garment having at least a lower body part in which the above function is more easily exhibited. Still another object of the present invention is to provide a garment having at least a lower body part capable of exhibiting the above function while maintaining the ease of attaching and detaching the garment.

Still another object of the present invention is to provide a specific garment having at least a lower body part capable of effectively utilizing the functions of the present invention.

[0016]

In order to achieve the above object, a garment having a sleeve according to the present invention has the following configuration.

(1) A garment having two substantially cylindrical legs and covering at least a portion from the vicinity of the waist to below the kneecap, wherein the garment has a substantially belt-like shape having a maximum elongation direction substantially in the vertical direction. The skewed body made of continuous fabric extends diagonally downward from the back center position between the waist and the inseam to reach the front side, and is applied to a part that can cover at least from above the kneecap to below the kneecap on the front side A garment having at least a lower body part in which the length in the vertical direction occupied by the skewed body on the back center line is 1/7 m or more when the back length of the rise of the human body is m.

(2) The skewed body extends obliquely outward and downward from the rear center position between the waist and the inseam to the front side, and at the front side, it can cover at least from above the kneecap to below the kneecap. The garment having at least the lower body part according to the above (1), which is the skewed body that has been applied.

(3) The elongation of the skew body in the maximum elongation direction is 1
Clothing having at least a lower body part according to the above (1) or (2), which is 0 to 250%. (4) At least any one of the above items (1) to (3), wherein at least a part of the garment from the front waist to the abdomen is coated with a fabric having a maximum elongation direction substantially in the lateral direction of the garment. Clothing with lower body.

(5) The clothing according to any one of (1) to (4), wherein the clothing is clothing selected from pants, long culottes, spats, carson, long girdle, lower body sportswear, and leotard. Clothing having at least a lower body.

[0021]

[Action]

(1) The garment having at least the lower body part of the present invention is a garment having at least a portion from near the waist to below the kneecap having at least two substantially cylindrical legs, and is arranged substantially vertically in the garment. The skew body consisting of a substantially band-shaped continuous fabric with the maximum elongation direction extends diagonally downward from the back center position between the waist and the inseam and reaches the front side, and on the front side, at least from above the kneecap to below the kneecap Since it is applied to a portion that can be covered, a skew body having a maximum elongation direction in a substantially vertical direction is applied near a hip and a knee that requires relatively much vertical elongation, and the skew body is Since it is made of continuous fabric that extends diagonally downward from the rear center position to the front side, it is relatively long and continuous. For example, compared to a fabric using such a vertically stretched fabric only partially at the knee part Good growth In addition, since the skew body extends obliquely downward from the rear center position to the front side and passes through the outer side or the inside of the leg at an intermediate portion, the outer side of the leg to which the skew body is applied or The occurrence of oblique wrinkles in the vicinity of the inner thigh is suppressed, and the portion from the vicinity of the base of the leg to at least the portion below the kneecap has an outer side vertical connecting line like the above-mentioned conventional slacks substantially along the leg length direction. Since it is possible to avoid simultaneous presence of two vertically continuous connecting lines of the leg inner vertical connecting line, the vertical elongation of the fabric can be sufficiently exhibited without inhibiting the elongation of the dough in the vertical direction. When the length in the vertical direction occupied by the skewed body on the back center line is 1/7 m or more when the rise length of the human body is m, the necessary extension of the hip portion can be exhibited. Therefore, even if you take a sitting posture sitting on a chair etc., or if you do a posture or exercise that bends your knees,
It is possible to provide a garment having at least a lower body part that is less likely to cause a rear waist part to slip down, to have a feeling of tension during wearing, and to be less prone to oblique wrinkles near the outer sides of the legs or the inner thighs.

(2) In the present invention, the skew body extends obliquely outward and downward from the rear center position between the waist and the inseam to the front side, and at least from the kneecap to the kneecap on the front side. In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, in which the skewed body is applied to a portion that can cover the skewed body, the skewed body passes through the outer side of the thigh to the front side, so that the outer side of the thigh that is most noticeable. The appearance of oblique wrinkles can be suppressed, so the appearance is good in the case of outer wear, and the occurrence of oblique wrinkles is suppressed in the case of inner wear, so that the appearance of oblique wrinkles on the outer wear is at least small. A garment having a lower body can be provided.

(3) In the present invention, the elongation of the skew body in the maximum elongation direction is preferably 10 to 250%. Since it is ensured, it is possible to provide a garment having at least a lower body part in which the function is more easily exhibited. If the elongation of the skew body in the maximum elongation direction is too small, the degree of the above function is reduced, and if the elongation is too large, the shape tends to be lost during sewing or the like.

(4) In the present invention, at least a part from the waist on the front side to the abdomen is provided.
By the preferred embodiment of the present invention is filled with a fabric having a maximum elongation direction substantially in the lateral direction of the garment,
Clothes having at least a lower body part capable of exerting the above-mentioned function while maintaining the ease of attaching and detaching the clothes, since the clothes can be easily spread in the lateral direction when the clothes are attached and detached, and the clothes can be attached and detached by expanding the lateral direction. Can be provided.

(5) In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the clothing is a clothing selected from pants, long culottes, spats, carson, long girdle, lower body sportswear, and leotard. These garments are particularly garments in which the above-mentioned problem is likely to occur, and therefore, can provide specific garments having at least a lower body part that can effectively utilize the functions of the present invention.

[0026]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, the present invention will be described by way of specific examples with reference to the drawings to facilitate understanding of the present invention. However, the present invention is not limited to only those specific examples. Absent.

FIG. 1 is a plan view of the slacks of one embodiment of the garment having at least the lower body part of the present invention as viewed from the front side, FIG. 2 is a plan view as viewed from the rear side, and FIG. A development view of the constituent fabric (half body) is shown. However, a development view of the waist belt 7 is not shown in FIG. In addition, the development drawing of the constituent fabric of the right body part (right half)
The illustration is omitted because it is symmetrical with the developed view shown in FIG. In FIG. 3, the left side of the drawing corresponds to the front side of the slacks.

In FIGS. 1 to 3, reference numeral 1 denotes a portion near the rear center, slightly narrower than the width of the waist opening, starting from the waist line, covering a part of the hip and the vicinity of the inseam, and extending diagonally downward. It is a skewed body that extends to the front side through the outside side and extends from the kneecap slightly above to the hem on the front side. In this embodiment, the length in the vertical direction occupied by the skew body on the rear center line is substantially equal to the length from the waistline to the crotch. And this skew body 1
Consists of a substantially strip-shaped continuous fabric oriented in its longitudinal direction substantially in the longitudinal direction of the slacks.
More specifically, in this embodiment, as the skew body 1, the most commonly used non-stretchable fabric is used in the running direction of the warp or weft yarn, and the bias direction of the fabric is the most. Because it stretches well (the direction along the ground of the fabric and the direction perpendicular to it, ie, the direction in which the warp or weft runs, hardly stretches), the bias direction of this fabric (the direction in which the warp or weft runs) (Approximately 45 degrees oblique direction) is oriented in the longitudinal direction of the slacks.

Reference numeral 2 denotes a front body covering the abdomen from the front waist and a part of the side, 3 denotes a back body covering a part of the rear and the side from the waist to the vicinity of the waist, and 4 denotes a leg. The rear leg body covering the rear side, the front body 2, the rear side body 3, and the rear leg body 4 are all made of the same woven fabric as the skewed body 1 so that the ground is in the vertical direction of the slacks. Used for Of course, it is also preferable to use a cloth whose body extends in a direction substantially parallel to the slacks. As described above, front body 2, rear armpit 3, rear leg body 4
When using the same woven fabric as the skew body 1, the front body 2, the back side body 3, the rear leg body 4 and the skew body 1 do not need to be composed of different types of fabrics. , With the same dough,
Since it is only necessary to cut and use the sheet so that the maximum elongation direction is different, it is preferable in that the material can be easily procured and the overall appearance can be harmonized easily.

In FIG. 3, the darts 8 'and 9' of the V-shaped cutouts at the waist of the front body 2 and the back side body 3 are joined together, respectively, and the joining lines 8 and 9 shown in FIGS. Becomes The ED line of the front body 2 and the FD line of the back arm 3 in FIG. 3 are joined together. And, the back line 3 GD line and the skew body 1 HD
Are joined together, and the DC line of the front body 2 and the DC line of the skew body 1 are joined to form a joint line 5 in FIG. 1 and FIG. It is appearing. The KL line of the rear leg body 4 is joined to the KL line of the skew body 1, and these joining lines appear as joining lines 6 in FIG. 2.

Further, the BCM line of the front body 2 and the skew body 1 and the JKN line of the skew body 1 and the back body 3 are joined to form a cylindrical leg (in this case, Is the leg of the left body.) Also, the IJ line is joined to the corresponding part for the right body (not shown),
The connecting line is located at the rear centerline in the crotch direction from the rear waistline indicated by 10. The line AB is joined to the corresponding part for the right half (not shown) via a fastener, and is located at the front center line from the front waist line to the crotch direction shown in FIG. Become. In FIG. 3, AE after joining is shown.
The line of -FGHI becomes the normal waist line. J and B are the lowest points of the inseam. BCM and JK
Although a joining line formed by joining −N is not shown, the joining line is a vertical joining line extending from the inseam to the inside of the leg downward to the hem, and is hereinafter referred to as a leg inside vertical joining line. The waist belt 7 is AEFGGHI.
And attached to the line. The waist belt 7 is made of a material that does not expand and contract in the vertical and horizontal directions.

As described above, the slacks shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 are formed. The slacks start at the waistline, cover a part of the hip and the vicinity of the inseam, extend diagonally downward, pass through the outer sides of the legs, reach the front side, and extend from the kneecap slightly above to the hem at the front side It has a skewed body 1, and the skewed body 1 is made of a substantially strip-like continuous fabric whose longitudinal direction of extension is directed substantially in the longitudinal direction of the slacks, and is located on the back center line. The vertical length occupied by the skew body 1 in the
It is designed to be almost as long as the rise of the human body and slightly longer than the rise of the clothing (more than 1 / 7m if the rise of the human body is m). Even if you take a sitting posture sitting on your back, or do a squatting posture with your knees bent, the rear waist will be pulled down and slip down, a feeling of pull will occur, or the outside of the leg Slacks that are less likely to generate oblique wrinkles near the side can be provided. In particular, in this embodiment, the skew body is in a mode of turning around the outer side of the thigh and reaching the front side, so it is possible to suppress the occurrence of oblique wrinkles on the outer side of the thigh which is most conspicuous, and even during wearing. Good looking slacks can be provided.

Next, FIG. 4 is a plan view of the long culottes of one embodiment of the garment having at least the lower body portion of the present invention as viewed from the front side, FIG. 5 is a plan view as viewed from the rear side, and FIG. A development view of the constituent fabric of the portion (left body) is shown.
The development view of the constituent fabric of the right body (right half) is symmetrical to the development view shown in FIG. In FIG. 6, the left side of the drawing corresponds to the front side of the long culottes.

In FIGS. 4 to 6, reference numeral 41 denotes a portion near the rear center and slightly narrower than the width of the waist opening, starting from the waist line, covering a part of the hip and the vicinity of the inseam, and extending diagonally downward to extend the leg. It is a skewed body that extends to the front side through the outside side and extends from the kneecap slightly above to the hem on the front side. In this embodiment, the length in the vertical direction occupied by the skewed body on the rear center line is set to 4/5 m when the length of the rise of the human body is m. And this skewed body 41
Is made of a substantially strip-shaped continuous fabric whose maximum elongation direction is oriented substantially in the longitudinal direction of the long culottes. More specifically, in this embodiment, a knitted fabric such as a tricot is used as the skewed body 41, and the maximum elongation direction of the knitted fabric is oriented in the longitudinal direction of the long culottes.

Reference numeral 42 denotes a front and rear side body covering the front waist from the waist to the abdomen, a part of the side and the rear side from the waist to the vicinity of the waist, and 43 denotes a back covering the leg rear side. Leg body, front and rear armpits 42, rear leg body 43
Use the same knitted fabric as the skewed body 41 so that the maximum elongation direction is substantially the horizontal direction of the long culottes. As described above, when the same knitted fabric as the skew body 41 is used as the front and rear armpits 42 and the rear leg body 43, the front and rear armpits 42, the rear leg body 43, and the skew body 41 are used. Need not be composed of different kinds of fabrics, it is only necessary to cut and use the same fabric with different maximum elongation directions, so that it is easy to procure the material and also to harmonize the appearance as a whole This is preferable in that it is easy to take However, other types of dough may of course be used.

In FIG. 6, the D-
The line E and the line D-E of the oblique body 41 are joined together, and this joining line appears as a joining line 45 in FIGS. 4 and 5. The GF line of the skew body 41 and the GF line of the rear leg body 43 are joined together, and this joining line appears as a joining line 46 in FIG.

Further, the BEC line of the front and rear side body 42 and the skew body 41 and the IJ line of the rear leg body 43 are joined to form a cylindrical leg (in this case, the left half body). Are formed.). Also, the line of H-GI is
It is joined with the corresponding part for the right body not shown,
The connecting line is located at the back center line in the crotch direction from the back waist line indicated by 49 in FIG. The line AB is joined to a corresponding portion for the right body (not shown), and becomes a joining line located at the front centerline from the front waistline shown by 48 in FIG. 4 to the crotch direction. FIG.
In the above, the line A-D-H after joining is usually a waist line. I and B are the lowest points of the inseam. Although a joining line formed by joining BEC and IJ is not shown, it is a vertical joining line extending from the inseam to the inside of the leg downward to the hem. I will call it. In the vicinity of the waist line, an elastic rubber elastic tape or the like is sewn to form a waist opening 47 (see FIGS. 4 and 5).

As described above, the long culottes shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 are formed. This long culotte starts from the waistline, covers a part of the hip and the vicinity of the inseam, extends diagonally downward, reaches the front side through the outer side of the leg, and extends from the kneecap slightly above to the hem on the front side And the oblique body 41 is made of a substantially strip-shaped continuous fabric whose maximum elongation direction is oriented substantially in the longitudinal direction of the long culottes, and at the rear center. On the line, said skewed body 41
Occupied in the vertical direction was assumed to be 4/5 m when the human body's rise length was m (1 when the human body's rise length was m).
/ 7m or more), so if you take a sitting position on a chair or the like, or if you squat down with your knees bent, the rear waist will be pulled down and slip down. It is possible to provide a long culotte that is less likely to generate a feeling of pulling or to have a tendency to generate oblique wrinkles near the outer side of the leg. In particular, in this embodiment, since the skew body 41 is a mode in which the outer side of the thigh is turned to the front side around the outer side, the occurrence of oblique wrinkles on the outer side of the thigh, which is most noticeable, can be suppressed. Among them, long culottes with good appearance can be provided.

Moreover, in the long culottes, as the front and rear armpits 42, the cloth whose maximum elongation is oriented substantially in the lateral direction of the long culottes is used. The cloth with the maximum elongation direction in the horizontal direction from the side part of the waist to the waist is applied,
The long culottes can be easily extended in the lateral direction when the long culottes are detached, and the long culottes can be detached by extending and expanding this portion. Therefore, it is possible to provide a long culotte that also maintains the ease of detachment.

An experiment was conducted to compare the functions of the long culottes of the present invention shown in FIGS. 4 to 6 and the conventional long culottes shown in FIGS. Each was prepared using a tricot made of a nylon fiber having an elongation of 100% in the maximum elongation direction. In the long culottes of the present invention, the skew body 41 is used such that the maximum elongation direction of the tricot is substantially the longitudinal direction of the long culottes, and the front and rear armpits 42 and the rear leg body 43 are all of the tricot. It was used so that the maximum elongation direction was almost in the lateral direction of the long culottes. The vertical length occupied by the skewed body 41 on the rear center line was set to 28 cm. In conventional long culottes, the front and back
No. 71 was used so that the maximum elongation direction of the tricot was substantially in the lateral direction of the long culottes. The same size female monitor (height 161 cm, weight 48 kg, waist size 58 cm, hip size 88 cm, hip rise 3
5 cm), and the same test method was used to compare the sliding of the waist opening on the rear side of the present invention and the conventional long culottes.

In the test method, a long culotte was worn, and the back waist opening was worn in a standing posture so as to coincide with a predetermined reference point of a monitor. This reference point was set to 0 cm, which was used as a measurement reference. Prepare a chair and ask a monitor wearing a long culotte to take a posture from a standing position to a sitting position to sit on the chair.
The number of times the position of the rear waist opening was lowered from the reference point during the third sitting was measured. The result is 3.5 c for the long clot of the present invention.
m, 5.0 cm for conventional long culottes
Met.

Therefore, in the case of the long culottes of the present invention, it can be seen that the rear waist is less likely to slip down even in a sitting posture than in the conventional long culottes.

Next, FIG. 7 is a plan view of the long culottes of another embodiment of the garment having at least the lower body part according to the present invention as viewed from the front side, FIG. 8 is a plan view as viewed from the rear side thereof, and FIG. Fig. 2 shows a development view of the constituent fabric of the left body (left body). Note that the development view of the constituent fabric of the right body (right body) is symmetrical to the development view shown in FIG. In FIG. 9, the left side of the drawing is the front side of the long culottes.

As apparent from FIGS. 7 and 8, the appearance of this long culottes is very similar to those shown in FIGS. The main difference from the previous long culottes is the pattern of the development of the constituent fabric,
As a result, there is no leg inner vertical connecting line which is a vertical connecting line extending continuously from the inseam to the lower leg to the hem.

7 to 9, reference numeral 71 denotes a portion near the rear center, slightly narrower than the width of the waist opening, starting from the waist line, covering a part of the hip and the vicinity of the inseam, and extending diagonally downward to extend the leg. It is a skewed body that extends to the front side through the outside side and extends from the kneecap slightly above to the hem on the front side. In this embodiment, the length in the vertical direction occupied by the skewed body on the rear center line was set to 4/5 m when the length of the rise of the human body was m. And this skew body 7
No. 1 is made of a substantially strip-shaped continuous fabric whose maximum elongation direction is oriented substantially in the longitudinal direction of the long culottes. More specifically, in this embodiment, a knitted fabric such as smooth is used as the skewed body 71 and the maximum elongation direction of the knitted fabric is oriented in the longitudinal direction of the long culottes.

Reference numeral 72 denotes a front upper-rear leg body covering the waist on the front side, the abdomen, a part of the side, and the side on the rear side from the waist to the vicinity of the waist and also covering the rear of the leg. The knitted fabric similar to the skewed body 71 is made of cloth so that the maximum elongation direction is substantially the horizontal direction of the long culottes. In this way, the front upper and rear leg bodies 72 are used,
When the same knitted fabric as that of No. 1 is used, the front upper-rear leg body 72
And the skew body 71 do not need to be composed of different kinds of fabrics, and it is only necessary to cut and use the same fabric so that the maximum elongation direction is different, so it is easy to procure materials,
It is also preferable in that it is easy to harmonize the appearance as a whole. However, other types of dough may of course be used.

In FIG. 9, H- of the front upper-rear leg body 72
The line D and the line HD of the skew body 71 are joined together, and this joining line appears as a joining line 75 in FIGS. 7 and 8. Further, the line BC of the front upper-rear leg body 72 and the line FE of the skewed body 71 are joined together to form a cylindrical leg (in this case, the left leg). ) Is formed. A part of this connecting line appears as a connecting line 76 in FIG. G
The −F line is joined to a corresponding part for the right half body (not shown), and becomes a joining line located at the back center line in the crotch direction from the rear waist line indicated by 79 in FIG. The line AB is joined to a corresponding portion for the right half body (not shown), and becomes a joining line located at the front centerline from the front waistline shown at 78 in FIG. 7 to the crotch direction. In FIG. 9, A-
The HG line is usually the waist line. I is the lowest point of the inseam. An elastic rubber elastic tape or the like is sewn in the vicinity of the waist line to form a waist opening 77.
(See FIGS. 7 and 8).

As described above, the long culottes shown in FIGS. 7 and 8 are formed. This long culotte starts from the waistline, covers a part of the hip and the vicinity of the inseam, extends diagonally downward, reaches the front side through the outer side of the leg, and extends from the kneecap slightly above to the hem on the front side And the oblique body 71 is made of a substantially strip-shaped continuous fabric oriented in the longitudinal direction of the long culottes in the substantially vertical direction, and has a rear center. The skew body 71 on the line
As described above, the vertical length occupied by the occupant was 4/5 m (the length is 1/7 m or more when the human body's rise length is m). Even if the user takes a posture or exercises that bends or bends on his knees, the rear waist is pulled downward and slips down, a feeling of tension is generated, and diagonal wrinkles are generated near the outer sides of the legs Long culottes with less tendency can be provided.
In particular, in this embodiment, since the skew body 71 is a mode in which it goes around the outer side of the thigh and reaches the front side, the occurrence of oblique wrinkles on the outer side of the thigh, which is most noticeable, can be suppressed. Among them, long culottes with good appearance can be provided.

Further, in this long culottes, since the front upper-back leg body 72 is made of a fabric whose maximum elongation is oriented substantially in the lateral direction of the long culottes, at least from the front waist to the abdomen. And the cloth having the maximum elongation direction in the horizontal direction from the waist to the waist some of the back from the side will be applied,
The long culottes can be easily extended in the lateral direction when the long culottes are detached, and the long culottes can be detached by extending and expanding this portion. Therefore, it is possible to provide a long culotte that also maintains the ease of detachment.

In addition, this long culottes do not have a vertical connecting line on the inside of the leg, which is a vertical connecting line extending continuously from the inseam to the inside of the leg and downward to the hem. Are more easily exhibited.

Next, FIG. 10 is a plan view of a slim type spats according to one embodiment of the present invention having at least a lower body portion, as viewed from the front side, FIG. 11 is a plan view as viewed from the rear side, and FIG. A development view of the constituent fabric of the left body (left body) is shown. However, in FIG.
7 is not shown. Further, the development view of the constituent cloth of the right body (right half) is symmetrical to the development view shown in FIG. In FIG. 12, the left side of the drawing corresponds to the front side of the spats.

In FIGS. 10 to 12, reference numeral 91 denotes a part near the back center, starting from the waist line, and extending diagonally downward to cover a part of the hip and the vicinity of the inseam and a part of the upper part of the rear leg. It is a skewed body that extends to the front side through the outer side and extends obliquely from the kneecap slightly above to the kneecap slightly below. In this embodiment, the length in the vertical direction occupied by the skewed body on the rear center line is substantially equal to the rise length of the human body, and is slightly longer than that of the clothing. (Length after rise of the human body is m
Is 1/7 m or more). The skewed body 91 is made of a substantially strip-shaped continuous fabric whose maximum elongation direction is oriented substantially in the vertical direction of the spats. More specifically, in this embodiment, a knitted fabric such as a sheet of jersey is used as the skewed body 91 and the maximum elongation direction of the knitted fabric is oriented in the vertical direction of the spats.

Reference numeral 92 denotes a front and rear side body covering from the front waist to the abdomen and upper part of the leg and part of the side, and from the rear waist to the vicinity of the waist, and 93 denotes a rear part slightly lower than the leg. And the front and rear side body 92 and the leg body 93 are made of the same knitted fabric as the skewed body 91 such that the maximum elongation direction is substantially the horizontal direction of the spats. Is used. When the same knitted fabric as the skew body 91 is used as the front and rear armpits 92 and the leg body 93 in this way, the front and rear armpits 92, the leg body 93, and the skew body 91 are separated. It is not necessary to construct with different kinds of fabrics, and it is only necessary to cut and use the same fabric with different maximum elongation directions, so that it is easy to procure the material and to harmonize the appearance as a whole. It is preferable because it is easy. However, other types of dough may of course be used.

In FIG. 12, I of the front and rear armpits 92
The -C line and the IC line of the oblique body 91 are joined together, and this joining line appears as a joining line 95 in FIGS. 10 and 11. Then, the GD line of the skew body 91 and the GD line of the leg body 93 are joined, and this joining line appears as a joining line 96 in FIGS. 10 and 11.

Further, the front and rear armpits 92, the skewed body 91 and the leg body 93 of the BCDDE line, and the skewed body 91
And the H-G-F line of the leg body 93 are joined together to form a cylindrical leg (in this case, the left half body leg). Also, the line I-H is joined to a corresponding part for the right body (not shown), and a joining line located at the back center line in the crotch direction from the back waist line shown by 99 in FIG. Become. The line AB is joined to a corresponding part for the right body (not shown) to form a line 98 in FIG.
The connecting line is located at the front center line in the crotch direction from the front waist line indicated by. In FIG. 12, A
The -I line is usually the waist line. B and H are the lowest points of the inseam. Although a joining line formed by joining BCDE and HGF is not shown, the joining line is a vertical joining line extending from the inseam to the bottom of the inside of the leg to the bottom. Let's call it vertical connection line.
The waist belt 97 is attached to and attached to the waist line A-I (see FIGS. 10 and 11). The waist belt 97 is made of a material that is elastic in the lateral direction.

As described above, the spats shown in FIGS. 10 and 11 are formed. The spats start from the waistline near the rear center, extend partly diagonally downward, covering a part of the hip and the vicinity of the inseam and part of the upper part of the rear leg, and pass through the outer side of the leg to the front. On the front side, it has a skew body 91 that extends obliquely from slightly above the kneecap to slightly below the kneecap, and the skew body 91 has its maximum elongation substantially in the vertical direction of the spats. It is made of a substantially strip-shaped continuous fabric oriented in the direction, and the length in the vertical direction occupied by the skewed body 91 on the rear centerline is slightly longer than the rise length of the human body as described above. (The length is 1/7 m or more when the length of the human body after the rise is m), so the user took a sitting posture sitting on a chair or the like, or took a posture or exercise that bent his knees and squatted down Even in the case, the back waist Pulled and and down shear towards, or cause a feeling tension, can be provided spats less prone oblique wrinkles are generated in the vicinity leg outer side side. In particular, in this embodiment, since the skew body 91 is in a mode of turning around the outer side of the thigh and reaching the front side, generation of oblique wrinkles on the outer side of the thigh, which is most conspicuous, can be suppressed. Above all, good looking spats can be provided. In addition, in this spats, the front and rear armpits 92 are made of a fabric whose maximum elongation is oriented substantially in the lateral direction of the spats. The cloth with the maximum stretching direction in the horizontal direction is applied from the waist to the waist of the part, and it is easy to stretch in the horizontal direction when attaching and detaching this spats, stretch this part to expand and detach the spats So you can
Spats can be provided that also maintain the ease of attachment and detachment.

The present invention has been described in detail with reference to the examples of slacks, long culottes, and spats.
The present invention is not limited to only these exemplified ones, and is a garment having at least a lower body part capable of covering at least a portion from near the waist to below the kneecap, and is provided with two substantially cylindrical legs. It can be applied almost similarly to various kinds of clothing having a portion. In particular, pants,
Clothing such as long culottes, spats, calsons, long girdle with legs up to below the kneecaps, sportswear for the lower body, leotards, etc., especially in a sitting position sitting on a chair or bending over the knees If you are in a posture or exercise, the back waist is pulled down and slips down as described above, or if you sit with your knees bent, you will feel a pulling feeling, or you will be oblique near the outer sides of the legs and the inner thighs. This is a garment in which many wrinkles are likely to cause the above-mentioned problems, and therefore the function of the present invention can be effectively exhibited, which is preferable. In the present invention, the term “trousers” is a concept including pants, and is used to mean not only so-called pants but also slacks, long pants, pants for work clothes, and the like.

In each of the above embodiments, the length in the vertical direction occupied by the skewed body on the rear center line is 4/5 m or more when the back length of the human body is m. However, the length in the vertical direction occupied by the skewed body on the rear center line may be 1/7 m or more when the rise length of the human body is m, and is preferably 1 or more. / 4 m or more. In addition, the start position on the rear side of the skew body may extend diagonally downward from the rear center position between the waist and the inseam, and start from any position between the waist and the inseam. The length in the vertical direction occupied by the skewed body on the rear center line may be 1/7 m or more, preferably 1/4 m or more, where m is the rise length of the human body. It is necessary to consider the position.

The "rear-rise length" of the human body indicates the length connecting the intersection of the perineal point with the posterior midline and the minimum abdominal circumference line. Further, the “perineum point” refers to the intersection of the line connecting the lowermost edges of the left and right ischial tuberosities and the mid-sagittal plane. still,
In the present invention, the definitions of these terms are used in a commonly used meaning, but in detail, `` Clothing and Human Body '' edited by the Japan Ergonomics Society Clothing Section, published by Human and Technology Co., Ltd.
This is in accordance with the description on pages 60 and 65 of the second edition, third printing, January 30, 1973.

The length in the vertical direction occupied by the skewed body on the rear center line can be determined by measuring the rear length m of the wearer's rise and in clothing. The length of the human body's rise after m is about 34c as a standard value for Japanese adult women.
m. Therefore, in the product of the present invention, the length in the vertical direction occupied by the skewed body may be 1/7 m or more when the length of the rise of the human body is m, so that the Japanese adult female is regarded as a wearer. For clothing that wears, specifically, about 5
cm or more. The upper limit may be a little loose for clothing, so the standard value for Japanese adult women is about 3
It may be longer than 4 cm by the amount of room.

The proportion of the area occupied by the skewed body in this part of the area of the rear side of the garment in the range from the waistline to the crotch in the vertical direction and the area corresponding to the side line in the horizontal direction is particularly Although not limited, about 10% or more is preferable, and more preferably 40% to 70%
It is about.

In each of the above embodiments, the preferred embodiment of the garment in which the skew body extends from the rear side to the front side through the outer side of the thigh, but the skew body is changed from the rear side to the inner side of the thigh. It is also possible to adopt a mode of rotating in the opposite direction to the former, such as passing through the side to the front side.

The oblique body used in the present invention preferably has an elongation in the maximum elongation direction of 10 to 250%.
More preferably, it is 30 to 150%. In addition, elongation (%)
Means that the length of the fabric in the stretching direction in the stretched state is d, and the original length of the fabric before stretching is e, [(de) /
e] × 100.

The elongation was measured in such a manner that the maximum elongation was in the direction of the length of the test piece, 2.5 cm wide × 16.0 c long.
A test piece having a length of m was prepared, and its length was oriented in the vertical direction, and both ends of the test piece were gripped with clips. 1. Upper grip length
5 cm, the lower grip length is 3.5 cm, and therefore, the grip distance is 10.0 cm, and the test piece is stretched at a rate of 30 ± 2 cm / min, attached to a constant-speed extension type tensile tester,
A load of 2.25 kgf was applied, the elongation at a load of 2.25 kgf was measured, and the average value of the two test pieces was determined to be the elongation.

The specific examples of the type of the cloth for the skewed body used in the present invention are different depending on the type of the clothing, so it is difficult to unconditionally define them. For example, sheet cloth, milling, smooth, power net, tricot, Surge, furano, chambray, gabardine, chino cloth and the like.
Among them, elastic fabrics such as woven fabrics and knitted fabrics using elastic fibers such as knitted fabrics and spandex yarns (fabrics having a relatively large function of contracting when stress is removed when stretched) are preferably used, but elastic fibers such as spandex yarns are preferably used. Even non-stretchable fabrics that do not use non-stretch fabrics generally do not stretch in the direction of warp or weft running, but relatively stretch in the bias direction. It can also be used as a skew body. Since non-stretch fabrics are used for ordinary slacks and the like, the bias direction of the non-stretch fabric is set to be the longitudinal direction of the garment and used as a skewed body, so that it is a conventional one in appearance. It is possible to provide a garment having the same feeling as that described above, and to impart the above-described functions of the present invention.

The material of the main part other than the skewed body is not particularly limited, and a material having appropriate properties may be appropriately selected according to the type of clothing. However, if at least a part of the garment from the front waist to the abdomen is made of a cloth having a maximum stretching direction substantially in the lateral direction of the garment, the garment is easily stretched in the lateral direction when the garment is attached and detached. can do.

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【The invention's effect】

(1) The garment having at least the lower body part of the present invention is a garment having at least a portion from near the waist to below the kneecap having at least two substantially cylindrical legs, and is arranged substantially vertically in the garment. The skew body consisting of a substantially band-shaped continuous fabric with the maximum elongation direction extends diagonally downward from the back center position between the waist and the inseam and reaches the front side, and on the front side, at least from above the kneecap to below the kneecap Since it is applied to a portion that can be covered, a skew body having a maximum elongation direction in a substantially vertical direction is applied near a hip and a knee that requires relatively much vertical elongation, and the skew body is It is made of continuous fabric extending from the rear center position diagonally downward to the front side, so it is relatively long and continuous. For example, only the knee part is partially stretched compared to a fabric using such vertically stretched fabric. Is good, Also, since the skew body extends obliquely downward from the rear center position to the front side and passes through the outside or inside of the leg at an intermediate portion, the outside of the leg where the skew body is applied or The occurrence of oblique wrinkles in the vicinity of the inner thigh is suppressed, and the portion from the vicinity of the base of the leg to at least the portion below the kneecap has an outer side vertical connecting line like the above-mentioned conventional slacks substantially along the leg length direction. Since it is possible to avoid simultaneous presence of two vertically continuous connecting lines of the leg inner vertical connecting line, the vertical elongation of the fabric can be sufficiently exhibited without inhibiting the elongation of the dough in the vertical direction. When the length in the vertical direction occupied by the skewed body on the back center line is 1/7 m or more when the rise length of the human body is m, the necessary extension of the hip portion can be exhibited. Therefore, even if you take a sitting posture sitting on a chair etc., or if you do a posture or exercise that bends your knees,
It is possible to provide a garment having at least a lower body part that is less likely to cause a rear waist part to slip down, to have a feeling of tension during wearing, and to be less prone to oblique wrinkles near the outer sides of the legs or the inner thighs.

(2) In the present invention, the skew body extends obliquely outward and downward from the rear center position between the waist and the inseam to the front side, and at least from the kneecap to the kneecap on the front side. In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, in which the skewed body is applied to a portion that can cover the skewed body, the skewed body passes through the outer side of the thigh to the front side, so that the outer side of the thigh that is most noticeable. The appearance of oblique wrinkles can be suppressed, so the appearance is good in the case of outer wear, and the occurrence of oblique wrinkles is suppressed in the case of inner wear, so that the appearance of oblique wrinkles on the outer wear is at least small. A garment having a lower body can be provided.

(3) In the present invention, by setting the elongation of the skew body in the maximum elongation direction to 10 to 250% in the preferred embodiment of the present invention, sufficient elongation of the skew body in the vertical direction can be achieved. Since it is ensured, it is possible to provide a garment having at least a lower body part in which the function is more easily exhibited.

(4) In the present invention, at least a part from the front waist to the abdomen is provided.
By the preferred embodiment of the present invention is filled with a fabric having a maximum elongation direction substantially in the lateral direction of the garment,
Clothes having at least a lower body part capable of exerting the above-mentioned function while maintaining the ease of attaching and detaching the clothes, since the clothes can be easily spread in the lateral direction when the clothes are attached and detached, and the clothes can be attached and detached by expanding the lateral direction. Can be provided.

(5) In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the clothing is a clothing selected from pants, long culottes, spats, carson, long girdle, lower body sportswear, and leotard. These garments are particularly garments in which the above-mentioned problem is likely to occur, and therefore, can provide specific garments having at least a lower body part that can effectively utilize the functions of the present invention.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of one embodiment of a garment having at least a lower body portion of the present invention as viewed from the front side of slacks.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of the slacks shown in FIG. 1 as viewed from the rear side.

FIG. 3 is a development view of a constituent fabric of a left body portion (left half body) of the slacks shown in FIGS. 1 and 2;

FIG. 4 is a plan view of one embodiment of a garment having at least a lower body portion of the present invention, as viewed from the front side of a long culotte.

5 is a plan view of the long clot shown in FIG. 4 as viewed from the rear side.

FIG. 6 is a development view of a constituent fabric of a left body portion (left body) of the long culottes shown in FIGS. 4 and 5;

FIG. 7 is a plan view of another embodiment of the long culottes of the garment having at least the lower body part according to the present invention, as viewed from the front side.

8 is a plan view of the long clot shown in FIG. 7 as viewed from the rear side.

FIG. 9 is a development view of a constituent fabric of a left body portion (left half body) of the long culottes shown in FIGS.

FIG. 10 is a plan view of the slim type spats of one embodiment of the garment having at least the lower body part of the present invention as viewed from the front side.

11 is a plan view of the spats shown in FIG. 10 as viewed from the rear side.

FIG. 12 is a development view of a constituent fabric of a left body portion (left body) of the spats shown in FIGS.

FIG. 13 is a plan view of a conventional slack viewed from the front side.

14 is a plan view of the conventional slacks shown in FIG. 13 as viewed from the rear side.

FIG. 15 is a right side view of the conventional slacks shown in FIG.

FIG. 16 is a development view of a constituent fabric of a left body portion (left body) of the conventional slacks shown in FIGS.

FIG. 17 is a plan view of a conventional long culotte viewed from the front side.

18 is a plan view of the conventional long culotte shown in FIG. 17 as viewed from the rear side.

FIG. 19 is a development view of the constituent fabric of the left body portion (left body) of the conventional long culottes shown in FIGS.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Skew body 2 Front body 3 Back arm body 4 Rear leg body 5 Joining line 6 Joining line 7 Waist belt 8 Joining line 8 'Darts 9 Joining line 9' Darts 10 Joining line 11 Joining line 41 Slant body 42 Before and after Armpits 43 Rear leg body 45 Joining line 46 Joining line 47 Waist opening 48 Joining line 49 Joining line 71 Slanting body 72 Front upper-rear leg body 75 Joining line 76 Joining line 77 Waist opening 78 Joining line 79 Joining line 91 Slant body 92 Front and back side body 93 Leg body 95 Joining line 96 Joining line 97 Waist belt 98 Joining line 99 Joining line 131 Front body 132 Back body 133 Joining line 133 'Darts 134 Outer side vertical joining line 135 Waist belt 136 Splicing line 137 Splicing la Down 171 before and after the body 175 waist opening 176 seam line 177 seam line

────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─── Continuation of front page (72) Inventor Ryoko Yoshimura 35 Nakashimacho, Kichijoin, Minami-ku, Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture Inside Wacoal Active Center (58) Field surveyed (Int.Cl. ⁶ , DB name) A41D 1 / 06 A41D 1/06 501 A41B 9/04 A41C 1/02 A41D 1/14

Claims (5)

(57) [Claims] 1. A garment having two substantially cylindrical legs and covering at least a portion from the vicinity of a waist to a position below a kneecap, wherein the garment has a substantially strip-shaped continuous shape having a maximum elongation direction substantially in a vertical direction. The skewed body made of fabric extends diagonally downward from the back center position between the waist and the inseam to the front side, and is allocated to the part that can cover at least from above the kneecap to below the kneecap on the front side. A garment having at least a lower body part in which the length in the vertical direction occupied by the skewed body on the rear center line is 1/7 m or more when the rise length of the human body is m. 2. The skew body extends diagonally outward and downward from the rear center position between the waist and the inseam to the anterior side, and is applied to a portion of the anterior side that can cover at least from above the kneecap to below the kneecap. The garment having at least a lower body part according to claim 1, which is a skewed body. 3. The elongation of the skew body in the maximum elongation direction is 10 to 10.
Clothing having at least a lower body part according to claim 1 or 2, which is 250%. 4. The at least lower body part according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein at least a part from the waist on the front side to the abdomen is coated with a fabric having a maximum extension direction substantially in the lateral direction of the garment. Clothing to have. 5. The garment selected from trousers, long culottes, spats, carson, long girdle, lower body sportswear, and leotard.
A garment having at least a lower body part according to any one of claims 4 to 4.