JP3011332B1 - Kimono - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a kimono that does not have a bag-shaped holding zone at a hem and that can freely adjust the length and shape of a paddle. A kimono (10) includes a lower garment (20), an upper garment (50),
It consists of a waist cord hidden by the obi 70 and the upper garment 50,
If the band 70 is tightened and the band 72 is tightened, it indicates that the performance is no different from that of a normal kimono (long clothes). [Effect] The top garment is inserted into the lower hem in front of the upper hem to form the most prominent front pad, so that the front pad can be made natural. Closing the kimono is complete when the band is tightened, and since the dress is in a very natural form, you can get a figure that is hard to distinguish from long clothes.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a kimono which is extremely easy to put on. In addition, since some Japanese clothes terms are incomprehensible, a list of the main terms related to the present invention and their meanings is shown below. Please refer to it as needed.

[0002]

[Table 1]

[0003]

2. Description of the Related Art Japanese kimono (Japanese kimono) is a brilliant and unique clothing that is unique in the world. However, Japanese clothes tend to be avoided because they require more skill in dressing than clothes. Therefore, various types of kimono that can be more easily worn have been proposed (for example, Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 58-55202, “Kimono Jimono”).

According to the invention of the above publication, according to FIG. 1 of the publication, a bag-shaped holding zone 5 is provided at the skirt portion of the upper garment 1 (the reference numeral is diverted from that described in the gazette). Through the support cord 6, exposing both ends of the support cord 6 from the holding zone 5, and engaging the locking member 8 with the upper front 3 'of the front body 3 substantially at the hem front end.
And a locking portion 8 'is provided near the lower front hem side. At the time of wearing, as shown in FIG.
Is wound around the body, and both ends (symbols 7, 7) of the support cord are joined. Thus, the body can be tightened with the support cords 6 and a paddle can be formed. Then, the locking portion 8 is hung on the locking portion 8 '.

[0005]

The upper garment 1 has the following problems. As is apparent from FIG. 1 of the publication, a bag-shaped holding zone 5 is provided at the skirt portion, but this holding zone 5 is formed by stacking a large number of sheets (including the support cords 6). It becomes thicker than other parts and rises outside when worn, making it unsightly. You can hide it later with a belt, but it will look bad at the dressing stage. Also, since the holding zone 5 is much thicker than other parts, it is difficult to fold, and even after folding, only the holding zone 5
It will be excited and difficult to store.

As is clear from FIG. 4 of the publication,
Since the locking tool 8 is hung on the locking portion 8 ', the length of the dressing becomes constant, and the length and shape of the dressing become uniform. In this case, it does not differ much from a child's kimono which is formed in advance by sewing with a thread. That is, it is not possible to adjust the length and shape of the bathing at any time according to the preference of the wearer. Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a kimono that does not have a bag-shaped holding zone at a hem portion and that can freely adjust the length and shape of a paddle.

[0007]

To achieve the above object, a rubber bell is provided on the back of an upper edge of a horizontally long rectangular cloth.
Sew one end of the rubber belt, surround this rubber belt with an elongated bag,
Hook a hook on the other end of the rubber belt exposed from this bag.
And sew a bracket corresponding to the hook on the cloth.
Attach the hook to the catch
As it adjusts the waist length by hooking it on the tool
And lower garment that can, one and a waist cord of fixing the upper edge of the lower garment to the body when wrapped around the body like a winding skirt the lower garment, with over half the total length of an ordinary kimono, hem of Ohashori Around two times longer than the length, attach multiple hooks to the hem on the back of the lower front and the back of the back, attach multiple hooks about twice the length of the waist from these hooks, and attach the hook on the hem side By hooking on the upper hook, you can form a dressing on the lower front and the back body, and by inserting the remaining upper front hem into the lower front waistband from below, you can attach the waist on the front of the body to any length and The kimono is composed of an upper garment that can be shaped.

[0008] The gather-forming belt of the lower garment taken out of the tatami paper (tattoo) is pulled to gather gather-like wrinkles on the lower garment. In addition, the hook at the hem of the upper garment taken out of the tatami paper is hooked to the hook of the other party to make a hammering at the lower front and back. Wrap the lower garment around the body in the manner of a rolled skirt and hold it down with a waist cord. Next, the upper garment is put on and the upper front is layered before the lower. Since the hem in front of the upper part hangs down, this part is inserted from the bottom into the lower part of the front part of the bed to create a front part of the body. After that, tightening the belt completes the dressing of the kimono (Japanese clothes).

[0009]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is an overall view of a kimono according to the present invention. A kimono 10 includes a lower garment 20, an upper garment 50, and a belt 7.
0 and the waist cord hidden by the upper garment 50 and invisible.
If you tighten 0 and tighten the sash 72, you can wear ordinary kimono (long clothes)
It shows that the performance is no different from the above. The structure and the manner of wearing (dressing) of the kimono 10 will be described step by step.

FIG. 2 is a drawing showing the storage procedure of the kimono according to the present invention. When the tatami paper 11 is spread, the upper garment 50 and the lower garment 20 are placed at the positions indicated by imaginary lines, and the tatami paper 11 is closed, the Japanese wardrobe can be closed. it can. The small waist cord 40 and the dressing belt 45, which are small items, are not contained in the tatami paper 11, but are stored in, for example, a costume case. The dressing belt 45 is a thin belt 46 with clips 47, 47 attached to both ends, and its use will be described later, but is unnecessary equipment for advanced users.

As is apparent from the figure, the kimono of the present invention is divided into an upper garment 50 and a lower garment 20, so that the upper garment 50 (or the lower garment 20) can be folded on a small table. At the same time, the kimono 10 of the present invention is put on
It is characterized by being able to be put in the box.

FIG. 3 is a front view of the undergarment according to the present invention,
The lower garment 20 is provided with a waist strap 2 at the upper center of a horizontally long rectangular cloth 21.
2, a first surface fastener 23 is sewn on the upper right corner, and a second surface fastener 24 is sewn on the left side thereof.
In addition, 21a is a back stitch, 21b, 21b is a side.

FIG. 4 is a rear view of the undergarment according to the present invention,
This shows that a gather forming belt 30 that forms a wrinkle by being pulled when worn to shorten the waist length is attached to the back of the upper edge of the horizontally long rectangular cloth 21. In the gather forming belt 30, one end (right end) of the rubber belt 31 is sewn to the cloth 21, the rubber belt 31 is surrounded by an elongated bag 32, and a knob (knob) 33 is attached to the other end of the rubber belt 31. From the left and right sides 21b, 21b, which will be described in detail in the next figure. Reference numeral 34 denotes a third surface fastener corresponding to the first surface fastener 23 (see FIG. 3), and reference numeral 35 denotes a fourth surface fastener corresponding to the second surface fastener 24 (see FIG. 3). is there.

FIGS. 5 (a) to 5 (c) are diagrams showing the construction and operation of the gather forming belt according to the present invention. (A) shows the other end (left end) of the rubber belt 31 shown by an imaginary line turned up (reversed) for convenience of explanation, and one end (right end) of the rubber belt 31 is sewn to the cloth 21 and the rubber belt 3
A hook 33 is attached to the other end of the hook 1, a hook hook 36 is sewn to the back of the knob 33, and a receiving bracket 37 corresponding to the hook hook 36 is sewn to the cloth 21. The mounting position of the receiving fitting 37 may be determined according to the body shape of the kimono owner. When the body shape changes, the position of the receiving bracket 37 may be changed accordingly.

FIG. 2B shows a bag 32 indicated by an imaginary line.
Sewn to the entirety of the rubber belt 31 and the knob 33
Is stored in the bag 32. This appearance corresponds to the gather forming belt 30 in FIG. Here, the rubber belt 31 can be easily folded because it is still stretched, and the lower garment 20 in FIG. 4 can be easily folded because the cloth 21 is not wrinkled.

When the lower garment 20 is to be worn, the lower garment 20 of FIG. 4 which has been taken out from the tatami paper and spread is pulled to the left by the knob 33 as shown in FIG. . As a result, one end (right end) of the rubber belt 31 shifts to the left due to the pulling action of the rubber belt 31. At this time, the space between the left and right sides 21b, 21b, that is, the rear body is shortened. FIG. 6 is a view showing the lower garment which has been prepared, and a plurality of gather-shaped wrinkles 38... ) Can be reduced in size, and the upper edge of the lower garment 20 can be adjusted to the waist size.

FIG. 7 is a view showing the first stage of wearing the lower garment, in which the wearer puts the lower garment 20 on the waist in the necessity of a rolled skirt and first places the lower front 26 along the body as shown by the arrow. Next, the upper front 27 is overlaid on the lower front 26, and the third surface fastener 34 is fixed to the first surface fastener 23 as indicated by an arrow, and the fourth surface fastener 35 is fixed to the second surface fastener 24 as indicated by an arrow.

FIG. 8 is a view showing a second stage of wearing the lower garment, in which a waist cord 40 is passed through the waist strap hook 22. At this time, as shown in the figure, it is preferable to make one shorter and the other longer, hold the shorter one with one hand, and hold the longer one with the other hand and wind it around the body. Which of the left and right is shortened depends on preference. Since the waist cord 40 is only passed through the waist strap 22, it can be freely adjusted. The waist cord 40 may be attached in FIG.

FIG. 9 is a view showing the third stage of wearing the lower garment. After the waist cord 40 is wound twice, the tip is folded (crossed) and entangled. When the knot is formed, the bump hits the body and hurts. However, if the knot is folded and entangled as described above, there is no need to worry about the knot and the lower garment 20 can be easily worn. Then, the portion above the waist cord 40 (the upper edge of the lower garment 20 and the horizontally long triangular portion) is wound around the waist cord 40.

FIG. 10 is a view showing a fourth stage of wearing the lower garment, showing a state in which the upper edge of the lower garment 20 is wrapped around the waist cord 40, and the application of the lower garment 20 is completed. What is important here is that, as described with reference to FIG. 5 (c), the gathers are put around the back of the lower garment 20 and shrunk, so that the wrinkles are not formed on the sides and the front of FIG. As a result, the side and the front body become beautiful. More importantly, the lower garment 20
Since the upper edge of the lower garment 20 is wrapped around the waist cord 40, there is no fear that the lower garment 20 will slip down even if the hem of the lower garment 20 is stepped on. Therefore, the lower garment 20 can be kept worn for a long time without breaking down.

Next, the upper garment 50 will be described. FIG. 11 is a front view of the upper garment according to the present invention, and FIG. 12 is a rear view of the upper garment according to the present invention. The upper garment 50 is simply an expanded version of the one shown in FIG. Since it is only half as long, it can be folded on a small table and stored in tatami paper, and can be taken out of the tatami paper and spread on a small table. The upper garment 50 can be folded in a small area without requiring a large area as in conventional long clothes. And, in the case where the raising (washing) is sewn in advance like the existing kimono for children, the raising (washing) becomes thicker and it is difficult to bend, so that it becomes difficult to store. In this regard, the upper garment 5 of this example
Since there is no portion that hinders folding, 0 can be easily folded.

FIG. 13 is a layout diagram of a hook to be attached to the upper garment. In the upper garment 50, the hem 51 is about twice as long as the waist, and the hem 5 is provided at the back of the lower front 52 and the back of the rear body 53.
A plurality (five in this example) of hooks 54 are attached to one, and a plurality of hooks 56... Are attached from these hooks 54. .
Since the hooks 54, 56,... Are very small stoppers, they cannot be obstacles when the upper garment 50 is folded.

FIG. 14 is a view showing the ready-to-wear upper garment. When the upper garment 50 is worn, first, the hem 51 is bent inward in the manner indicated by an arrow, and the hem-side hooks 54. Stop at each. At this time, the hem 57a of the upper front 57 has no hook, and thus protrudes below the shower line 59.

FIG. 15 is a view showing the first stage of wearing the upper garment, in which the upper garment 50 is put on, the lower front 52 is placed in front of the body in the manner of an arrow, and the clip 4
7 is the right collar (right and left are based on the wearer. The same applies hereinafter.)
Stop at 61. The attaching belt 45 is a belt called a calling belt, and may be attached at the stage shown in FIG. 13 or FIG. The dressing belt 45
Is a dressing aid, and a dressing expert (expert) is not necessarily required. The dressing belt 45 is taken out through the eight left-hand mouths 62 and turned around the back.

FIG. 16 is a view showing a second stage of wearing the upper garment, in which the upper front 57 is placed on the lower front 52 and the clip 47 of the belt 45 is stopped on the left collar 63. Also at this time, the skirt 57a of the upper front 57 is characterized in that it remains below the shower line 59.

FIG. 17 is a view showing the third stage of wearing the upper garment, in which the upper front hem 57a is inserted into the lower end 52a of the lower front 52 in the manner indicated by an arrow. By adjusting the insertion, the length and shape of the dressing 65 can be adjusted, and a natural shape can be obtained such that the lower edge of the dressing 65 is slightly waved. When the dressing 65 is made of the hooks 54 and 56 (see FIG. 13), the lower edge of the dressing 65 is aligned horizontally and has an unnatural shape. In this respect, in this example, the lower edge of the front part 65 can be formed in a relatively free shape, so that the part 65 can be formed in a natural shape.

FIG. 18 is a front view of the kimono according to the present invention when a band is fastened. When the lower garment 20 and the upper garment 50 are put together in this order, a rubber belt is fastened around the waist, a belt 70 is fastened, and a band 72 is fastened. If so, the dressing is complete. As shown in FIG. 1, the natural dressing 65 can be formed, so that the appearance of wearing is no different from that of long clothes.

FIG. 19 is a view showing a state in which the kimono of the present invention is hung on a hanger.
Before the dressing (for example, on the eve), the lower garment 20 (with gathers formed) is prepared as shown in FIG. Then, the upper garment 50 prepared as shown in FIG. By doing so, it is possible to wear the skirt and blazer of the clothes in a short time on the day. If you are a little used to it, you can finish dressing in about 10 minutes. This can be said to be much better than the conventional long-wearing which took 1-3 hours. The hanger 75 is preferably the kimono hanger shown in the figure,
A general hanger can be used.

The hook according to the first aspect is a small hook for stopping a hem in order to make a bed, and can be changed to a hook and a small hook-and-loop fastener. However, since the hook in the narrow sense is extremely small and inexpensive, it is more convenient to use than other small hooks (hook hook, hook-and-loop fastener, etc.).

[0030]

According to the present invention, the following effects are exhibited by the above configuration. In the first aspect, the kimono is composed of an upper garment that can be flattened by removing a hook, a lower garment that can be flattened by loosening a gather forming belt, and one waist cord. The lower garment can be folded in the same way as ordinary long clothes, put in tatami paper, and put into a Japanese chest.

Since the upper garment and the lower garment are almost half the length of long clothes, they can be easily spread and folded even on a small table, and the work space is small. The lower garment can be wrapped around the body in the same manner as a rolled skirt, tied with a waist cord, and then the upper end of the lower garment can be wrapped around the waist cord. Therefore, there is no worry that the undergarment slips down even if the user steps on the hem of the undergarment.

Further, since the upper garment is formed so as to form the most prominent front dressing by inserting the upper front hem to the lower front, the front dressing can be made natural.
Closing the kimono is complete when the band is tightened, and since the dress is in a very natural form, you can get a figure that is hard to distinguish from long clothes.

In addition, three to five waist cords are used in ordinary long clothes, but in the present invention, only one waist cord is used, and it is possible to dress without much practice. And Conventional long-sleeved clothes have been difficult to dress without specialized training for several months to several years. However, according to the present invention, such training is not required, so-called kimono allergy can be wiped out, and the spread and utilization of kimono can be greatly promoted.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall view of a kimono according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an illustration of a kimono storage procedure according to the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a front view of the undergarment according to the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a rear view of the undergarment according to the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a configuration diagram and operation diagram of a gather forming belt according to the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a view showing a ready-to-wear undergarment;

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a first stage of wearing a lower garment;

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a second stage of wearing the lower garment;

FIG. 9 is a view showing a third stage of wearing the lower garment;

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a fourth stage of wearing the lower garment;

FIG. 11 is a front view of an upper garment according to the present invention.

FIG. 12 is a rear view of the upper garment according to the present invention.

FIG. 13 is a layout diagram of a hook to be attached to the upper garment.

FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a ready-made upper garment;

FIG. 15 is a diagram showing a first stage of dressing of an upper garment;

FIG. 16 is a diagram showing a second stage of dressing the upper garment;

FIG. 17 is a diagram showing a third stage of dressing the upper garment;

FIG. 18 is a front view of the kimono according to the present invention when a belt is fastened.

FIG. 19 is a diagram showing a state in which the kimono of the present invention is hung on a hanger;

[Explanation of symbols]

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... Kimono, 11 ... Tatami, 20 ... Lower garment, 21 ... Lower garment cloth, 22 ... Waist strap, 30 ... Gathering belt, 4
0 ... waist cord, 50 ... upper garment, 51 ... hem of upper garment, 52 ... lower front,
53 ... around back, 54, 56 ... hook, 57 ... upper front, 6
5 ... Bathing on the front, 70 ... Band, 72 ... Band fastening.

Claims (1)

(57) [Claims] 1. A rubber bell is provided behind the upper edge of a horizontally long rectangular cloth.
Sew one end of the rubber belt, surround this rubber belt with an elongated bag,
Hook a hook on the other end of the rubber belt exposed from this bag.
And sew a bracket corresponding to the hook on the cloth.
Attach the hook to the catch
As it adjusts the waist length by hooking it on the tool
The lower garment that can be cut, a waist cord that fixes the upper edge of the lower garment to the body when the lower garment is wrapped around the body like a rolled skirt, and a hem that is half the length of a normal kimono Length 2
It is about twice as long, multiple hooks are attached to the hem on the back of the front and back and the back of the back body, multiple hooks are installed about twice the length of the waist from these hooks, the hook on the hem side is the upper hook To form a dressing on the lower front and back body, and insert the remaining upper front hem into the lower front dressing from below to make the front of the body a desired length and shape. A kimono consisting of an upper garment that can be made.