JP3113081U - Two-part kimono - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To configure a kimono in two parts (separate the upper and lower garments), first wear the lower garment, and then wear the upper garment, so that even those who are not familiar with kimono can be treated Providing a two-part kimono that can be worn quickly and properly as if it were a garment, and is less likely to collapse after being worn.
A kimono is divided into an upper garment 1 and a lower garment 2, the lower garment is formed in a wound skirt shape, and a bag-like string is formed at a position extending from the right armpit part to the left armpit part on the lower edge periphery 1a of the upper garment. A threading string 8 is inserted into the bag-shaped string threading part, one end of the string is locked to the right armpit part 10 of the upper garment, and the other end is a free end 8a. 11, the lower front string 9 that can be combined with the drawstring is locked to the right lower end 10 of the upper garment, and is attached to the back surface of the left lower end of the upper garment and the right lower end surface of the upper garment. Is characterized in that a hook-and-loop fastener 12 is attached.
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Description

  Even if you are not familiar with kimono, you can treat the kimono in two parts (separate the upper and lower garments), first wear the lower garment, and then wear the upper garment. It is related to a two-part kimono that can be worn quickly and neatly as if it were a garment, and is less likely to collapse after being worn.

Conventionally, a kimono has a front and a back that are formed longer than the wearer's height, and when wearing this, the kimono is folded back to an appropriate length around the waist around the abdomen. Adjustment of the dimensions (adjustment of the hem position) was performed to form a folded portion called “Hoshishori” around the waist near the abdomen.

Such a conventional kimono is tightened while holding down a part of the kimono while wearing it, for reasons such as the structure of the kimono, the procedure of wearing, the use of a number of waist straps, the necessity of banding, etc. Since it is necessary to adjust the position of the part, it is very difficult for a beginner or a person who cannot wear it to dress alone without an assistant.

Japanese Utility Model Publication 3-45924

The two-part kimono described in the above-mentioned Patent Document 1 has a belt attached to the lower end of the back of the upper garment, and by tightening this belt, the kimono can be worn without using a waist cord or the like. It is.
However, in such a two-part kimono, there is a problem that even though the lower end of the upper garment can be tightened like a clothes, it is not possible to make the “hoshishori” formed when the kimono is attached.

Further, in the belt tightening of the two-part kimono described in Patent Document 1, it is difficult to perform a good-looking dressing because the belt is visible from the outside.
The present invention intends to provide a two-part kimono that solves all the above problems, can be easily put on, and is less likely to collapse after being put on.

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the device according to claim 1 divides the kimono into an upper garment and a lower garment, the lower garment is formed in a wound skirt shape, and the left lower edge of the upper garment at the lower peripheral edge of the upper garment. A bag-like string threading part is formed at a position that reaches the lower part, and a string is inserted into the bag-shaped string threading part, one end of the string is locked to the right armpit part of the upper garment, and the other end is a free end. The lower front string that can be combined with the drawstring is locked to the lower right side of the upper garment, and the lower right side of the upper garment and the lower right side of the upper garment. A two-part kimono characterized in that a surface fastener is attached to the surface.

As described above, according to the two-part kimono of the first aspect, since the bag-like string threading portion and the string to be inserted into the upper garment are provided at the lower peripheral edge of the upper garment, Pull it out and tie it to the lower front strap so that it does not fall from the waist position.In this state, it forms a `` shoulder '' and attaches the back fasteners on the lower left side of the upper garment and the surface fasteners on the lower right side of the upper garment. In addition, the front part of the upper garment can be neatly arranged, so that the kimono can be put on very easily, and “Hashoshi” can be easily formed.

Embodiments of a two-part kimono according to the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is a front view of the present invention two-part kimono with the upper garment folded, FIG. 2 is a front view of the lower end of the same, and FIG. 3 is a front view of the present invention two-part kimono underwear. Fig. 4, Fig. 4 is a front view of a state in which a long garment is worn and a lower garment is worn, Fig. 5 is a front view of a state in which the upper garment is worn and the drawstring is fully pulled out, and Fig. 6 is a free drawing string. FIG. 7 is a front view of the state in which the end and the lower front string are tied together. FIG. 7 is a front view of the state in which the knot of the drawn string and the lower front string is put behind the “hashori” and then the hook-and-loop fastener is fastened together. Fig. 9 is a front view of a state in which the hook-and-loop fasteners that are overlapped and fastened are turned over, and "Oshoshi" is made and arranged, and Fig. 9 is a front view of a state in which the bandage is tied and the dressing is completed.

The two-part kimono of the present invention is composed of a two-part type of an upper garment 1 and a lower garment 2. The upper garment 1 corresponds to the upper half of a normal kimono, and the lower garment 2 corresponds to the lower half of the kimono. It has a shape.

The upper garment 1 shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 is composed of a heel 3, a heel 4, a front body 5, a rear body 6, and the like. A bag-like string threading portion 7 is formed at the end.

A drawstring 8 is inserted into the bag-like stringing portion 7, and a lower front string 9 is locked to the lower right end of the upper garment 1. One end of the drawstring 8 is locked to the right armpit part 10 at the lower peripheral edge 1a of the upper garment 1 by appropriate fixing means (sewing as an example), and the other end of the drawstring 8 is a bag-like string as a free end. It extends ahead from the tip of the threading portion 7.
Moreover, the hook-and-loop fastener 12 is attached to the back surface of the lower left end part of the upper garment 1 and the right lower end part surface of the upper garment 1, respectively.

The entire lower garment 2 shown in FIG. 3 has a wound skirt shape, and fastening strings 13 and 14 are provided near the upper left and right ends of the lower garment 2.
The procedure for actually wearing the two-part kimono having such a configuration will be described with reference to the drawings.

As shown in FIG. 4, after wearing the long sleeve 15, first the lower garment 2 is worn, so that the fastening strings 13 and 14 of the lower garment 2 are tied together at the waist. At this time, care should be taken so that the lower front and the clasps 13 and 14 cannot be seen from the front.

Next, as shown in FIG. 5, the upper garment 1 is put on, and the squeezing cord 8 is sufficiently pulled out from the bag-like lace passing portion 7 while pinching the tip 8 a of the tying cord 8 on the left side hem. As a result, the bag-like string threading portion 7 and the lower edge 1a of the upper garment 1 are squeezed, and the lower edge 1a of the upper garment 1 fits the body. It connects so that it may not fall from a position, and the process of "Horoshiri 16" is performed (refer FIG. 6).

After that, the drawn string 8 and the lower front string 9 that are tied together as shown in FIG. 7 are put on the back side of the “hoshori 16”, and the left and right edges 1a of the upper garment 1 are fastened together with the above-mentioned hook-and-loop fasteners 12 together.

Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 8, the hook-and-loop fasteners 12 that are overlapped and fastened are folded back so as to prepare the shape of “Hashoshi 16” and the vicinity of the heel 3 of the upper garment 1.

Finally, as shown in FIG. 9, the two-piece kimono dressing according to the present invention is completed by tying the obi strap 17, removing the heel of the belt 18, and arranging the hood 19.

The two-part kimono of the present invention can be used particularly in the kimono manufacturing industry that produces the two-part kimono and the people who wear the two-part kimono.

It is a front view of the state which folded the upper garment of this invention two-part kimono. It is a front view in the state where the same lower end was developed. It is a front view of the unfolded state of the underwear of the present invention two-part kimono. It is a front view of the state which wore a lower garment while wearing a long sleeve. It is a front view of a state where the upper garment is worn and the drawstring is fully pulled out. It is a front view of the state which combines the free end of the drawn string and the lower front string. It is a front view of the state which put together the hook-and-loop fastener after putting the knot of a drawstring and a lower front string on the back of "Hashoshi". It is the front view of the state where the hook-and-loop fastener which it piled up and fastened was turned inside out, and "Ohashori" was made and arranged. It is a front view of the state which tied the bandage and was completed.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Upper garment 1a ... Lower edge periphery 2 of upper garment 3 ... Underwear 3 ... 衿 4 ... ５ 5 ... Around the front 6 ... Around the back 7 ... Bag-like string threading part 8 ... Narrow string 8a ... The tip of the string 9 ... Lower front string 10 ... Right armpit part 11 ... Left armpit part 12 ... Hook fasteners 13,14 ... Fast string 15 ... Long sleeve 16 ... Hashoshi 17 ... Oshibori 18 ... Shiat 19 ... Obi

Claims (1)

The kimono is divided into an upper garment and a lower garment, the lower garment is formed in a wound skirt shape, and a bag-like string passage portion is formed at a position from the right armpit part to the left armpit part at the lower edge of the upper garment. Insert the drawstring into the bag-like string passage, lock one end of the drawstring to the right armpit part of the upper garment, and arrange the other end to extend from the left armpit part with the other end as a free end. A two-part type characterized in that a lower front string that can be combined with the squeezing string is locked to the lower right side of the upper garment, and a hook-and-loop fastener is attached to the back surface of the lower left side of the upper garment and the lower right surface of the upper garment. kimono.