JP3020930U - Front opening, wing tailored sailor suit - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] (Modified) [Problem] Due to the overhanging, unnecessary force is often applied to the side of the arm, the base of the collar, etc., which may cause cracks, tearing of the fabric, breakage of the fastener, etc. Avoid disturbing the style and changing clothes. SOLUTION: A chuck, which has conventionally been formed from the side hem toward the armpit, is linearly formed with a sailor suit front, a V-shaped collar under the chest to the hem to form a linear opening, with a look-back A4, and a tailored wing with a strike. Set to A1. The front-opening sailor suit makes it possible to change clothes easily, and hair styles that are disturbed each time you change clothes and take a long time to care for can be easily changed. Furthermore, since not only the chuck but also the button A3 can be used, various designs (for example, making it double, etc.) can be introduced, and by making it a specific wing, the chuck and the button cannot be seen from the front. The style is also refreshing and smart.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 Due to the hassle of changing clothes, she is trying to revive her as a uniform for female students by opening her sailor suit, which is changing to blazer style and general clothes, and making it a special wing.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Traditionally, sailor uniforms, which have been established as uniforms for female students, are being replaced by blazer styles and general clothing because of the hassle of changing clothes.

The roots of the current sailor suit will be briefly described. It is not until the beginning of the 17th century that the garment that is the original form of the current sailor suit began to appear, and it is characterized by a sailor collar with a V-shaped front and a square collar on the upper back.

The reason for having these characteristics is that in the 17th century, the hairstyle of European men was valve hair (big tail), and a square collar was attached as a separate cloth because the shoulder and back were dirty. It is being appreciated.

[0005] Later, even after the custom of the tail (big tail) disappeared, the square collar is said to be easy to hear when standing up at sea, so the square collar folded back like the present The remaining.

Under a sailor suit, a boat-neck shirt is worn. Currently, a female student's sailor suit has a V-shaped chest, and a triangular patch is fixed by a hook. Will.

Also, scarves and ties were cloths used for wiping sweat, but later became accessories, and trousers used bell bottoms.

Bell-bottom trousers are trumpet trousers, which are made ridiculous to facilitate movement during work on the deck at sea, and because the deck gets wet with water, it is easy to roll it up to the knees, It was a trumpet shape.

The sailor suit was adopted as fashion in 1846 when a painter called Winterhalter drew a portrait of Prince Edward (then 5 years old) of England in the sailor suit, and this was put on by a child (preschooler). It became the catalyst for the fashion.

Although there is an image that Japanese female students are called sailor suits, sailor suits were initially fashions for boys.

[0011] In the 1870s, when the children of Prince and Welsh children attend sailor suits in public, the popularity of children's clothes became immobile. You can see it.

At that time, in the European war, especially in the ground battle, it was necessary to distinguish between the enemy and the ally, and various marks and uniforms were developed. However, since the warship was one unit in the Navy, it did not create that need, but after the Napoleonic War, the Navy was influenced by the Army, and the Navy began to establish uniforms.

The sailor suit was established as a uniform in 1857 when it was adopted by the Royal Navy, and it spread as a uniform for the Navy throughout the world.

The uniforms of the Royal Navy are (1) a sailor-colored jacket worn over the head and a boat-neck shirt worn under it. (2) A sailor cap that has no eaves and has a flat crown and a ribbon with a ship name. (3) Bell bottom and drop front trousers. (4) The colors were dark blue in the spring, autumn and winter, white in the summer, blue in the collar and a white line collar, and the scarf was black.

In Japan, in 1872 (Meiji 5) after the Meiji Restoration, a British style was adopted as the uniform of the Japanese Navy, and a sailor uniform was established as a uniform for lower sailors, but there was one white line on the collar. The shirt had a blue border.

The sailor suit was introduced into Japan by a route different from the Japanese Navy uniform, and it was introduced into Japan as a children's clothing that was popular in Europe around the beginning of the Meiji era, when the Europeanization movement was active in the 1880s. It became popular for upper class children to wear sailor suits.

[0018] In 1885, the Meiji shrine (Harunomiya and later Emperor Taisho) also wore sailor suits, so it spread rapidly to the general public, and since then it has been consistently used as a preschooler's children's clothes in the Meiji, Taisho and Showa eras. It became popular clothes.

As a uniform for Japanese female students in Japan, the uniform of the clothes (but not the sailor's uniform) was stipulated in Tokyo Women's Normal (later Ochanomizu University) in 1868, followed by Akita Girls' Normal and Utsunomiya Girls. It is said that uniforms of clothes have been established for teachers.

However, in the 20th year of the Meiji era, when a nationalistic idea emerged due to the reaction of Europeanization, clothes for girls were banned, and in the 1st year of the Meiji era, Utako Shimoda, a practice girl, wore a shrimp tea hakama and a high-end Thinking about style, this style was the mainstream for female students until the early Taisho era.

Sailor clothes were used as school clothes by American physical education educator Dutley Allen Sargent in the 1880's when sailor suits (blouses) and bloomers (lengths below knees) were used as gym clothes for female students. Adopted a combination.

In Japan, in 1903 (Meiji 36), at the Tokyo Women's Normal School, a combination of shorter than American bloomers style (above knee) and a sailor suit was set, and it was adopted by Japan Women's University as well. The style didn't spread quickly.

Immediately after the First World War, the inactivity of kimono began to be discussed, and in 1919, a store selling sailor-style school uniforms as ready-made clothes for girls appeared, and in 1920 (Taisho 7 ) Was adopted as a uniform at Yamagiwa High School and was also allowed to be worn as school uniform, but it was not widely spread.

The reason for this is that although the hakama and sash were sewn using the Japanese straight line cutting technique, the clothes were mainly made of curved lines, so it was considered that they could not be sewn at each household. It can be said that waist belts were the mainstream as general underwear.

However, with the emergence of a large number of department store girls and bus girls after the Great Kanto Earthquake, their uniforms are made of clothes, and the functionality and style of the clothes have been recognized, and until the Showa era, they appeared. The number of girls' schools that have adopted as a uniform has increased.

In World War II, many girls became Monpe style, and they could not wear Sailor clothes and Monpe style, or even Sailor clothes at all, but after the end of the war, Sailor clothes were revived and are still in existence.

[0026]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 As mentioned above, sailor suits have been established and used as uniforms for girls for a long time, but due to the inconvenience of being upset, it is troublesome to change clothes, and unbalanced power is added to the side, the base of the collar, etc. Causes such as cracks, tearing of the fabric, and breakage of the fastener.

In addition, hairstyles that girls pay particular attention to are disturbed every time they change their clothes, and it takes time to maintain them. Therefore, many girls' schools adopt the blazer style.

However, the hairstyles of girls students are mostly European men's hairstyles in the 17th century, long hair similar to valve hair (big tail), dirty blazer collars, and more expensive in price. Because of the large number of people, there are many who want sailor clothes that are easy to change into.

[0029]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to solve the above problems, the inventor devised and developed a front-opening sailor suit and solved it.

[0030]

【Example】

 An embodiment according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is an overall front view of a wing tailored sailor suit according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a front detail view of a wing tailored sailor suit according to the present invention.

Although the form of the sailor suit is almost the same as the conventional one, the zipper that was conventionally formed from the armpit hem to the armpit is linearly opened from the front of the sailor suit to the hem from the V-shaped collar under the chest. A part was formed to form a front-opening sailor suit.

Since the front-opening sailor suit allows not only the zipper but also the button A3 to be used, various designs (for example, making it double) can be introduced.

However, the sailor garment is a thin cloth, and if the button A3 is used, the front of the chest will collapse, it will be dull, and it will be well ventilated. It was solved by putting on and striking a tailored wing.

[0034]

[Effect of device]

 By opening the sailor suit to the front and using a tailored sailor suit, it is easier to change clothes, and unnecessary force is not applied to the side, the base of the collar, etc., so there are no tears, tearing of the fabric, breaking of fasteners, etc. It was

In addition, hairstyles that are disturbed each time you change clothes and take a long time to care for will not be disturbed easily, and the zipper and buttons will not be visible from the front, making it stylish and smart. It was

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall front view of a wing tailored sailor suit according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a detailed front view of a sailor suit made according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 A wing tailoring (front part) A1 tailoring wing with tailoring A2 buttonhole A3 button A4 look back B chest pad C tie stop D Tamabuchi pocket E sticking pocket

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A sailor suit front, underneath a V-shaped collar on the chest, a hem is formed linearly on the hem, and a back face A4 is attached to make a tailored wing with a strike A1 so that not only the chuck but also the button A3 can be used. A front-opening, wing-tailored sailor suit that can be used.