JP3119750U - Back liner - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To prevent the global environment from deteriorating, the heating temperature is lowered. Even in workplaces where the heating temperature is low, work is performed warmly while maintaining the appearance of a suit, shirt, and tie. A liner for a suit that can be used is provided.
A back liner 1 that can be easily attached and detached with a specially devised attachment means is attached to the inside of the back. The back liner 1 is configured by providing attachment means such as an attachment piece 5, an attachment ring-like body 10, and an attachment button 13 on the upper body covering portion 2 shaped like a waistcoat as a whole. The attachment piece 5 is provided at the upper center of the back portion 7 of the upper body covering portion 2. The attachment ring-shaped body 10 is provided on the right front body 8 of the upper body covering portion 2 via a belt-like base body 9. The attachment button 13 is provided on the left front body 11 via a belt-like base 12.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a back liner that can be detachably attached to the inside of the back.

  In order to avoid the deterioration of the global environment due to excessive use of energy, the public and private sectors have been demanded to set a high cooling temperature in summer. As a result, the work environment has become hotter than before. However, in workplaces such as government offices and companies, it has been common sense as a profession to keep the clothes and keep them as they are. For this reason, especially in the case of men, traditional clothes such as ties and shirts in the back cannot be let go.

However, even if it is normal people, the efficiency of work will be reduced, and for hot people, summer will be nothing other than pain, and it will not be work. Therefore, it is called “Cool Biz” in response to the government's voice to make it possible to work with cooler and lighter clothes, and to avoid losing thanks to each other even when working in such clothes. Dress is encouraged.
During the previous oil crisis, clothes called “energy-saving look” were proposed for the same purpose, but this was rarely used. However, this year's Cool Biz has become more widespread than at that time, as global warming has gradually been realized by the general public.
In order to reduce energy consumption, if it is desired to set the cooling temperature high in summer, it is natural to set the heating temperature low in winter. Along with this, various proposals for warm biz, not just cool biz, are being considered.

As mentioned above, men's workplaces usually have ties and shirts that are wide, so to keep them warmer, the underwear worn under the shirt should be made of a thick fabric. Or I have to wear a sweater between the shirt and the back. Underwear is hidden behind the shirt and cannot be seen from the outside, but sweaters on top of the shirt are visible from the outside. Some young people care about it as a father, and others don't feel comfortable wearing a sweater over a shirt because of the man's dandyism.
For these people, it is difficult to find “warm biz” that is suitable for working warmly while maintaining the appearance of a tie and shirt in a cold workplace where the heating temperature is set low. there were.
An object of the present invention is to solve such problems.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention has a right front body, a left front body, and a back part, and an upper waist-wrapping part as a whole that has arm opening openings on the left and right sides of the upper part, and is mutually coupled to both ends. A vertically long strip provided with a coupling means to be attached, and a vertical portion in the vertical direction near the front vertical edge of the right front body, and a mounting piece fixed in the middle of the back in the middle of the vertical portion. A horizontally long first set of through-holes that are spaced apart from each other by a distance greater than the distance between the upper button and the lower button, and the ends that are inserted through the first set of through-holes are connected. A first band-shaped base body that is endless and can be circulated around the upper and lower through holes, and a ring-shaped body that is formed of a string and that can be engaged with the back button, Of the part of the belt-like substrate, the part that is on the front side of the right front body, A mounting ring-shaped body that is mounted so that it faces the front, and a horizontally long space that is opened above and below the front vertical edge of the left front body at a distance greater than the distance between the upper button hole and the lower button hole. The second set of through holes and the end portions inserted through the second set of through holes are connected to be endless, and the second set can be circulated around the upper and lower through holes. A band-shaped base and a button of a size that can be engaged with a wide button hole, and a mounting button attached to a portion of the second belt-shaped base that is on the front side of the left front body The attachment piece is attached to a hanging suspension piece directly behind the back collar, the attachment ring is engaged with one of the back buttons, and the attachment button is engaged with one of the back button holes. By combining, the present invention provides a liner for a suit that can be detachably attached to the inside of the suit.

In the above-mentioned liner for the back, a first back cover that covers the first belt-like substrate that circulates up and down on the back side of the right front body without hindering the circulation movement is provided, and circulates up and down on the back side of the left front body. You may make it provide the 2nd back cover which covers the moving 2nd strip | belt-shaped base | substrate, without preventing the circulation movement.

According to the liner for the back of the present invention, it can be detachably attached to the inside of the back by a simple operation, and when the back is worn, it is almost unknown from the appearance. It becomes possible to work warmly while maintaining the figure.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a view showing a back liner according to the present invention. In FIG. 1, 1 is a back liner, 2 is an upper body covering portion, 3 and 4 are arm opening openings, 5 is an attachment piece, 6 is a coupling means, 7 is a back portion, 8 is a right front body, 9 is a belt-like base body, 10 Is an attachment ring-shaped body, 11 is a front left body, 12 is a belt-like substrate, and 13 is an attachment button.
The upper body covering portion 2 is a portion that covers the upper body when worn through the arms through the through-arm openings 3 and 4. It consists of a right front body 8, a left front body 11, a back 7 and the like, and has a waist-like shape as a whole. The upper body covering portion 2 can be filled with cotton, feathers, or the like in order to improve heat retention. The coupling means 6 at both ends of the attachment piece 5 are means that can be coupled to each other. For example, a hook-and-loop fastener, a hook, or the like can be used.

The suit liner 1 is used by being attached to the inside of the suit. The attachment to the suit is performed using the attachment piece 5, the attachment ring-shaped body 10, and the attachment button 13. First, these will be described.
(1) Mounting piece 5
The attachment piece 5 is composed of an elongated cloth piece having coupling means 6 attached to both ends. The vicinity of the center in the longitudinal direction of the attachment piece 5 is attached to the center upper part of the back portion 7 of the back liner 1.

(2) Mounting ring 10
The attachment ring-shaped body 10 is made of a thin string, and the size of the ring is set so as to be able to engage with the button of the back. The string used may be a rubber string. The attachment ring-shaped body 10 is attached to a vertically long belt-like substrate 9 provided on the right front body 8. The position of the belt-like substrate 9 is a position corresponding to the back side of the back button when the back liner 1 is worn and the back is put on it. This will be described in more detail with reference to FIG.

FIG. 3 is a view for explaining the structure in the vicinity of the belt-like substrate 9 to which the attachment ring-shaped body 10 is attached. Reference numerals correspond to those in FIG. 1, 14 is an interposition piece, 15 and 16 are through holes, and 17 is a back cover. FIG. 3A is a front view in the vicinity of the belt-like substrate 9, and FIG. 3B is a cross-sectional view taken along line XX in FIG.
Horizontally long through holes 15 and 16 are opened in the upper and lower portions near the front vertical edge of the right front body 8. The interval between the through holes 15 and 16 is slightly longer than the interval between the upper button and the lower button of the back. The belt-like substrate 9 is inserted into the through holes 15 and 16, and the ends of the inserted belt-like substrate 9 are connected to form an endless shape. The attachment ring-shaped body 10 is attached to the belt-like base 9 that is on the front side of the right front body 8 so as to face the front left body 11. The attachment is performed by interposing an intervening piece 14 as necessary.

Since the belt-like substrate 9 is endless through the through-holes 15 and 16, if the belt-like substrate 9 is moved up and down as indicated by an arrow A with a finger, it circulates around the through-holes 15 and 16. The mounting ring-shaped body 10 can be moved at any position between the through holes 15 and 16. Thereby, the position of the attachment ring-shaped body 10 can be matched with the position of the wide button of the attachment partner.
The back cover 17 is a cover that is provided so as to cover the belt-like base body 9 positioned in the back side portion of the right front body 8 without hindering the circulation movement thereof. This is to prevent it from being caught by a finger. Therefore, it does not necessarily have to be provided. Moreover, although the cross section of the right front body 8 is shown by slanting lines, as described above, cotton, feathers, or the like are packed here as necessary.

(3) Mounting button 13
Returning to FIG. 1, the attachment button 13 is a button of a size that can be engaged with a wide button hole. The attachment button 13 is attached to a vertically long belt-like substrate 12 provided on the left front body 11. The position of the belt-like substrate 12 is a position corresponding to the back side of the buttonhole of the suit when the suit liner 1 is worn and the suit is put thereon. This will be described in more detail with reference to FIG.

FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the structure in the vicinity of the belt-like substrate 12 to which the attachment button 13 is attached. Reference numerals correspond to those in FIG. 1, 18 and 19 are through holes, and 20 is a back cover. 4 (2) is a front view of the vicinity of the belt-like substrate 12, and FIG. 4 (1) is a cross-sectional view taken along line YY in FIG. 4 (2).
Horizontally long through holes 18 and 19 are opened in the upper and lower portions near the front vertical edge of the left front body 11. The interval between the through holes 18 and 19 is slightly longer than the interval between the upper button hole and the lower button hole of the suit. The band-shaped substrate 12 is inserted into the through holes 18 and 19, and the ends of the inserted band-shaped substrate 12 are connected to form an endless shape. Then, an attachment button 13 is attached to the belt-like base body 12 that is on the front side of the left front body 11.

Since the belt-like substrate 12 is endless through the through-holes 18 and 19, if the belt-like substrate 12 is moved up and down as indicated by an arrow B with a finger, it circulates around the through-holes 18 and 19. It can be moved, and the vertical position of the mounting button 13 can be set to an arbitrary position between the through holes 18 and 19. Thereby, the position of the mounting button 13 can be matched with the position of the button hole of the mounting partner.
The back cover 20 is a cover that is provided so as to cover the belt-like substrate 12 located on the back side portion of the left front body 11, and this prevents the belt-like substrate 12 from being caught by other clothes or fingers when worn. Is for. Therefore, it does not necessarily have to be provided.

Next, an attachment method for attaching the above-mentioned backliner 1 to the back will be described.
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a normal suit. In FIG. 2, 30 is a back, 31 is a back hanging piece, 32 and 33 are back buttons, and 34 and 35 are button holes. The spine hanging piece 31 is provided inside the back of the collar (the collar name is often given here). The wide button 32 is engaged with the button hole 34, and the wide button 33 is engaged with the button hole 35.
In order to attach the back liner 1 to such a back 30, the following is performed.
(1) The attachment piece 5 is inserted into the wide suspension piece 31 and the coupling means 6 at the end of the attachment piece 5 are coupled to each other so that the attachment piece 5 is not detached.
(2) The belt-like base body 9 is moved up and down so that the attachment ring-shaped body 10 is aligned with the position of the wide button 32 and the attachment ring-shaped body 10 is engaged with the wide button 32.
(3) The belt-like substrate 12 is moved up and down so that the attachment button 13 is aligned with the button hole 35 and the attachment button 13 is engaged with the button hole 35.
FIG. 5 is a view showing a state in which the suit liner is attached to the suit in this manner. When removing the back liner 1 from the back 30, it is only necessary to remove the mounting piece 5, the mounting ring-shaped body 10, and the mounting button 13, so that the back liner 1 can be easily attached and detached.

FIG. 6 is a view showing the appearance of the suit 30 to which the suit liner 1 is attached. The difference from the back 30 of FIG. 2 where the back liner 1 is not attached is that the mounting piece 5, the back part of the back liner 1 (part), the mounting ring-like body 10, and the mounting button 13 can be seen. Is a point. These are things that may cause an uncomfortable appearance. However, when worn, the attachment piece 5 and the back portion of the back liner 1 are hidden from the wearer's body and attached. The ring-shaped body 10 is hidden when the back button 32 is engaged with the back button 34. Therefore, only the attachment button 13 may cause an uncomfortable appearance.
However, the attachment button 13 is the main part of the upper body when the suit 30 is worn, and is located at a lower position far away from the face and chest and at the position where the original suit button is located. As a result, there is almost no sense of incongruity in appearance. If the shape and color of the attachment button 13 is the same as that of the wide button 33 or is made of a transparent plastic, it becomes inconspicuous, and the possibility of causing an uncomfortable appearance is further reduced.
In the above example, the attachment ring-shaped body 10 is engaged with the back button 32, but it may be engaged with the back button 33. Similarly, the attachment button 13 is engaged with the button hole 35, but may be engaged with the button hole 34.

The figure which shows the liner for the back concerning the present invention Figure showing a normal suit The figure explaining the structure near the strip | belt-shaped base | substrate to which the attachment ring-shaped body is attached The figure explaining the structure near the strip | belt-shaped base | substrate with which the attachment button is attached The figure which shows the state which attached the liner for the back on the back Figure showing the appearance of a suit with a suit liner attached

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Back liner, 2 ... Upper body covering part, 3, 4 ... Arm through opening, 5 ... Attachment piece, 6 ... Hook fastener, 7 ... Back part, 8 ... Around right front body, 9 ... Strip base | substrate, 10 ... Attachment ring-shaped body , 11: Front left body, 12 ... Band-shaped substrate, 13 ... Mounting button, 14 ... Intervening piece, 15, 16 ... Through hole, 17 ... Back cover, 18, 19 ... Through hole, 20 ... Back cover, 30 ... Back, 31 ... Sidely hanging pieces, 32,33 ... Side-like buttons, 34,35 ... Button holes

Claims (2)

The upper body covering part as a whole with a right front body, a left front body and a back part, and an arm through opening opened on both the left and right sides of the upper part,
An attachment piece comprising a vertically long strip provided with coupling means coupled to each other at both ends, and the vicinity of the center in the vertical direction being fixed to the upper center of the back,
A horizontally long first set of through-holes opened above and below the front vertical edge of the right front body at a distance greater than the distance between the upper button and the lower button of the suit;
Ends inserted through the first set of through-holes are connected to be endless, and a first belt-like substrate that can be circulated around the upper and lower through-holes;
A ring-shaped body that is formed of a string and is large enough to be able to engage with a wide button, and faces the left front body in a portion of the first belt-like base that protrudes to the front side of the right front body A mounting ring-shaped body attached so as to
A horizontally long second set of through-holes opened above and below the front vertical edge of the left front body at a distance greater than the distance between the upper button hole and the lower button hole of the suit;
End belts inserted through the second set of through holes are connected to be endless, and a second belt-like base body that can be circulated around the upper and lower through holes;
A button of a size that can be engaged with a wide button hole, comprising a mounting button that is attached to a portion of the second belt-like base that protrudes to the front side of the left front body,
Attach the mounting piece to the back hanging piece inside the back of the back collar,
Engage the mounting ring with one of the back buttons,
A liner for a back, wherein the attachment button can be detachably attached to the inside of the back by engaging one of the button holes of the back.
Providing a first back cover that covers the first belt-like substrate that circulates up and down on the back side of the right front body without hindering the circulation movement;
2. The back liner according to claim 1, wherein a second back cover is provided to cover the second belt-like substrate that circulates up and down on the back side of the left front body without hindering the circulation movement.

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