JP3120975B2 - Martial arts - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a judo suit, karate suit,
It relates to martial arts clothing used as various kempo clothing.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In judo, karate, various types of kempo, etc., martial arts which consist of an upper garment and a lower garment are used as training clothes and game clothes. In general, martial arts wear emphasizes durability and robustness, and is not always satisfactory in terms of wearing feeling including ease of movement.

FIGS. 5A and 5B are schematic views showing an example of a conventional underwear for martial arts. FIG. 5A is a front plan view, and FIG. 5B is a plan view of the crotch with both legs opened. It is. FIG. 6 is a side view showing a state where the lower garment is worn by a human.

The lower garment has substantially the same width and extends from the thigh to a position corresponding to below the knee. Both legs 30a and 30b are cylindrical, and one lower garment is continuous above the two legs 30a and 30b. And a crotch portion 31 having a tubular shape. Each leg 30a, 30b is made of a fabric (cotton fabric) in which the abdominal surface (the surface visible in FIG. 5 (a)) and the back surface are separated, and the abdominal surface side fabric and the back surface side fabric are superimposed on both sides. The edges are sewn together to form an outer suture portion 36,
The leg portions 30a, 3
The inner side sewn portion 37 is formed by sewing the inside of 0b to form a tubular shape. Waist tightening part 3 at upper end of crotch 31
2 has a narrow waist strap 33 attached to the abdominal surface side and a bag-shaped waist strap 34 formed by folding the upper end at the back side, and one narrow waist strap is provided. 38 is held by the waist straps 33, 34.

[0005]

In the above lower garment, the gore 35
The crotch is provided with a margin, but the abdominal surface side fabric and the back surface side fabric constituting each leg 30a, 30b are cut based on the same pattern paper, so there is no distinction between front and rear. . Normally, the buttocks on the back side of a human have a large buttocks, so when wearing undergarments having the same shape at the front and back, the crotch of the undergarments is pulled toward the buttocks, and the center point D of the crotch is at the buttocks. Lean to the side. As a result, as shown in FIG. 6, the waist tightening portion 32 tends to have an inclined shape in which the abdominal side is lowered and the back side is raised high.

Since the waist of a human has a lumbar bulge on the side of the abdomen, it is preferable that the waist cord 38 be firmly tightened above the lumbar bone to avoid slipping downward. However, in the wearing state shown in FIG. 6, the waist cord 38 is hung on the bulging portion of the hip bone and is not stably held. Therefore, when a violent movement is performed during a game or during training, the abdomen side further slips. For this reason, not only is it difficult for the wearer to move,
Sometimes the competition is interrupted due to clothing irregularities.

Further, as described above, when the center point D of the crotch portion of the lower garment is offset toward the buttocks, the center point D is shifted from immediately below the center point of the human hip joint. The lower garment opens substantially linearly (about 180 degrees) to the left and right at the center point D of the crotch, but when the center point D deviates from the center point of the human hip joint, the lower garments of the two legs 30a and 30b are displaced. The maximum opening angle is smaller than 180 degrees, and the opening of both legs of the wearer is restricted. As a result, it becomes more difficult to move.

Further, in this undergarment, both ends of the waist strap 38 are pulled to fit the waist size of the wearer when worn, and at this time, as shown in FIG.
The slack of No. 2 folds in a wrinkle shape especially on the back side. Such a folded portion is inferior in flexibility, giving the wearer a stiff feeling, and may not only prevent smooth movement but also reduce concentration in the game.

As described above, in the conventional martial arts clothing, even if only the lower garment is taken up, there are many factors that restrict the movement of the wearer. The present invention has been made in order to solve such various problems, and a main object of the present invention is to provide a martial arts vest that does not hinder the movement of a wearer and that hardly collapses even when performing a violent movement. Is to provide.

[0010]

Means for Solving the Problems and Embodiments of the Invention A first invention made to solve the above-mentioned problems is a martial arts clothing worn as a pair of an upper garment and a lower garment. ,
The lower garment includes a substantially isosceles triangular gore whose base is longer than the other two sides of the same length, and a vertex whose base is along a line connecting the inner thighs of both legs and which faces the base. Is sewn to the crotch part so that it is on the buttocks side.

In the underwear according to the first invention,
On the buttocks side of the crotch, there is much play of the fabric by the gore,
When worn, the play absorbs the bulges of the buttocks of the body. For this reason, the crotch part is not pulled to the buttocks side,
A sufficient rise depth can be ensured even on the abdomen side, and the entire waist can be stably held by the waist cord.
For this reason, even if a wearer performs a violent movement, the abdomen side can be prevented from slipping down as in the related art. Also, since the crotch is not pulled to the back side, the feeling of wearing is good, and since the legs of the lower garment spread almost linearly when the wearer opens both legs, movement is not hindered. .

Further, in the above-mentioned underwear for martial arts, both legs are each formed by winding a piece of cloth into a tubular shape and stitching the cloth vertically inside the legs.

That is, since the two cloths overlap with a seam allowance of a predetermined width at the stitching portion, they are poor in flexibility and hard to bend. In the conventional lower garment, the suture portion was formed vertically at two places inside and outside the leg, whereas in this lower garment, there was only one suture portion, so especially when bending the knee. Low resistance and easy to move. In addition, when the suturing site comes into contact with the skin, there is a “stiff feeling” and the feeling of wearing is reduced, but the state can also be reduced.

Further, in the lower garment of the martial arts clothing, a slit cut from the upper end of the crotch portion is provided, and the size of the waist can be adjusted coarsely by overlapping the fabric in the slit.

[0015] That is, if the overlap allowance of the slit is increased when tightening the waist cord provided at the upper end of the crotch, the waist size of the lower garment becomes smaller. Only if you want to make the waist size smaller than the size that can be absorbed by this slit,
What is necessary is just to fold a loose part in a wrinkle shape. Therefore, the number of wrinkled folds is remarkably reduced as compared with the conventional lower garment, and the feeling of wearing is improved, so that the wearer can concentrate on the competition or practice without feeling uncomfortable.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a clothing for martial arts which is worn as a pair of an upper garment and a lower garment, wherein the upper garment includes a sleeve, a torso, Is characterized in that the lower armpit is formed in a curved shape having a predetermined radius with the stitched portion interposed therebetween.

[0017] In the martial arts jacket according to the second invention,
In the state where the wearer has the arm hanging down, there is play in the portion of the fabric processed into the round shape, and the torso below the armpit is not pulled upward even if the wearer raises the arm.
Therefore, the movement of the arm is less likely to be restricted, and the wearing feeling is good. Further, since the fabric of the trunk is not pulled upward, the tightening of the belt is less likely to be loosened, which also contributes to prevention of collapse.

[0018]

As described above, according to the martial arts clothing according to the first and second aspects of the present invention, the movement of the wearer is not carelessly hindered, and the feeling of wearing can be kept good. In addition, even if the user performs a violent movement, it is difficult for the clothes to collapse. As a result, the wearer can exert his / her physical ability sufficiently during a competition or practice and can maintain a high concentration.

[0019]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of a martial arts jacket according to the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings. First, a lower garment of a martial arts garment according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing this undergarment, wherein FIG. 1 (a) is a front plan view, FIG. 1 (b) is a plan view of the crotch with both legs opened, and FIG. Is a side view showing a state actually worn, and FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing a structure of a waist fastening portion.

In the lower garment according to the present embodiment, both legs 1a, 1
b is formed from one piece of cloth cut into a predetermined shape, and a tubular body is formed by a stitching portion 5 sewn substantially straight from a lower end portion corresponding to below the knee to an inner thigh portion. An isosceles triangular gore 6 is added to form a crotch portion. The gore 6 has a shape in which two short sides of an isosceles triangle are curved inwardly. Gore 6
Is sewn continuously to the stitching portion 5 extending from the lower ends of the legs 1a and 1b, and the stitching portion 5 of the legs 1a and 1b is united at the midpoint of the long side. It is the lowest point A in the crotch. On the other hand, the two short sides of the gore 6 are sewn to the back side edges of the legs 1a and 1b, respectively.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, a substantially vertical slit 7 of about 10 cm from the upper end is formed on both sides of the waist tightening portion 2, and a wide band-like shape is formed on the front side of the slit 7. An inner waist strap pass-through 9 is formed, which is folded back in a bag shape and sewn so that the waist cord 3 passes. A waist strap 4a is attached to the waist tightening portion 2 at predetermined intervals over the entire circumference thereof, but only the last waist strap 4b is elongated in the circumferential direction. The waist cord 3 has a length that is obtained by adding a margin of a predetermined length to the entire circumference of the waist tightening portion 2, and the back side of the slit 7 is double overlapped with the waist cord passing 4 a, 4 b
At the inner side on the front side of the slit 7, the inner waist strap 9 passes, and at the outer side, it is held by the waist strap 4 a. The waist cord 3 intersects so that the inside and the outside are interchanged in the vicinity of the slit 7 on the right side (part B in FIG. 3), but this is smoothly intersected by shifting the waist cord 3 up and down. . Note that darts 8 are formed in the waist tightening portion 2 at appropriate intervals over the entire circumference.

When a competitor wears the undergarment, the gore 6
Is just the position that covers the wearer's buttocks from below. As described above, the buttocks of a human are greatly bulged, but there is a margin on the back side corresponding to the gore 6 at a position corresponding to the buttocks. Also, since the darts 8 are taken in the waist tightening portion 2, the gores 6
Is distributed not only to the buttocks but also to the sides. For this reason, the cloth at the crotch portion is not greatly pulled to the back side unlike the conventional lower garment, so that the upper edge of the waist tightening portion 2 is substantially horizontal as shown in FIG. The waist cord 3 can be tightly tightened above the upper part. In addition, since the lowest point A between the groins is maintained just below the center point of the hip joint of the wearer, the opening of both legs of the wearer is not restricted.

When the wearer pulls both ends of the waist cord 3 in order to tighten the waist cord 3, the back fabric overlaps the inside and the abdomen fabric overlaps the outside at the slits 7 on both sides, and the overlap margin C is set.
Is formed. Since the waist size is reduced by increasing the overlap margin C, a large number of wrinkles are not generated in the waist tightening portion 2. If the size of the lower garment is too large compared to the waist size of the wearer, the difference in size cannot be absorbed only by the overlapping allowance C, and wrinkles may be formed on the waist tightening portion 2, but compared with the conventional lower garment. The number is much smaller. In addition, the waist cord loop 4b is elongated in the direction in which the waist cord 3 passes, and the entire abdomen is tightened evenly by the waist cord 3 penetrating through the inner waist cord loop 9, so that the waist cord 3 is stably around the waist of the wearer. The waist cord 3 is kept from being detached from the waist tightening portion 2 even if the wearer moves around violently.

If the lower garment is properly worn in this manner, even when the wearer bends his knees or bends forward to protrude his buttocks backward during a competition, the gore 6 of the crotch part will be able to fit his or her buttocks. Since the protrusion is absorbed, the fabric on the abdomen side is hardly pulled to the back side, and the clothes do not collapse.

In the lower garment of this embodiment, as described above, only one inner suturing portion 5 is provided near the knees of both legs 1a and 1b. The sewn portion 5 is thicker than the other portion due to the overlap of the two cloths, degrades flexibility and gives a stiff feeling when touching the skin, and the wearing feeling is not good, but there is no sewn portion outside the knee. Therefore, there is little resistance when bending the knee and it is easy to move.

In general, martial arts clothing is sewn from 100% cotton fabric. The lower garment of the present embodiment (the same applies to the upper garment described later) uses a mixed yarn of 70% cotton and 30% nylon. Sewn from woven fabric. Further, the fabric itself is subjected to a shrink-preventing process. For this reason, about 3% or less under the strictest washing and drying conditions using a drum-type washing machine and a dryer for business use, and general washing using a normal household washing machine and a dryer.・ Approx. 1% under dry conditions
The following can be suppressed to a very small shrinkage ratio. 10% worst with conventional 100% cotton martial arts
Since a degree of shrinkage is expected, at the time of purchase, it is common to obtain a rather large size in anticipation of such shrinkage. As a result, if the shrinkage was smaller than expected, he would continue to wear a martial arts suit that was bigger than his physique, not only hindering his agile movement but also increasing the risk of injury. On the other hand, in the case of the martial arts wear of the present embodiment, since it is sufficient to purchase a size suitable for one's physique, a good feeling of wearing is always obtained.

As described above, the lower garment of the present embodiment can fully exercise the wearer's athletic ability by devising it everywhere, and it can be worn down by intense movements such as competitions and exercises. It is unlikely to occur. Also, since the wearing feeling is good, it does not hinder the concentration of the wearer.

Next, the upper garment of the martial arts of this embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 4 is a front plan view of the upper garment of this embodiment. The upper garment includes sleeves 10a and 10b, a trunk 11, and a collar 12. The sleeves 10a and 10b are each formed by winding a piece of cloth into a tubular shape, and are sewn along a seam allowance extending from the shoulder to the armpit. As shown in FIG. 4, the fabric forming the sleeves 10a and 10b is cut along a curved line having a predetermined radius from the upper elbow to the lower armpit. In the case of the above-described suturing, the fabric is sewn with a radius substantially parallel to the cutting line. It is attached. Further, the fabric forming the trunk 11 is also cut in a shape having a radius that is continuous from the radius of the sleeves 10a and 10b from the lower armpit to the side,
It is sewn continuously.

As a result, the upper garment of this embodiment has a curved shape from the upper elbow to the lower chest side. In the conventional upper garment, the cloth forming the sleeve and the body is cut straight, and is sewn so as to form a predetermined opening angle at the lower armpit. For this reason, when the wearer attempts to raise the arm upward, the sleeve is pulled toward the body, which hinders smooth lifting of the arm. In contrast, in the upper garment of the present embodiment,
With the arm hanging down, the armpits can relax moderately,
When the wearer raises the arm, the resistance can be reduced and the arm can be raised smoothly.

The martial arts clothing of the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned fabric material, and the effect can be sufficiently exerted even if a 100% cotton material or another material is used as in the prior art. is there. Further, the above embodiment is merely an example, and it is apparent that changes and modifications can be appropriately made within the scope of the present invention.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing a lower garment of a martial arts garment according to an embodiment of the present invention, wherein (a) is a front plan view, and (b) is viewed from a crotch portion in a state where both legs are opened. Plan view.

FIG. 2 is a side view showing a state where the lower garment of FIG. 1 is worn by a human;

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing the structure of the waist fastening portion.

FIG. 4 is a front plan view showing an upper garment of a martial arts garment according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a schematic view showing an example of a lower garment of a conventional martial arts garment, where (a) is a front plan view, and (b) is a plan view seen from a crotch part with both legs opened.

FIG. 6 is a side view showing a state where the lower garment of FIG. 5 is worn by a human;

[Explanation of symbols]

 1a, 1b ... Leg 2 ... Waist fastening part 3 ... Waist cord 4a, 4b, 9 ... Waist cord passing 5 ... Suturing part 6 ... Gore 7 ... Slit 8 ... Darts

Claims (4)

(57) [Claims] 1. A martial arts garment worn as a pair of an upper garment and a lower garment, wherein the lower garment has a substantially isosceles triangular gore whose base is longer than the other two sides of the same length. A martial arts garment characterized in that the gore is sewn to the crotch so that the bottom of the gore is along the line connecting the thighs of both legs and the vertex facing the base is on the buttocks side. 2. The martial arts clothing according to claim 1, wherein the lower garment is formed by winding one piece of cloth in a tubular shape on both legs and vertically suturing the inner side of the leg. 3. The martial arts clothing as claimed in claim 1, wherein a slit cut from the upper end of the crotch is provided, and the size of the waist is coarsely adjusted by overlapping the fabric in the slit. 4. A martial arts garment worn as a pair of an upper garment and a lower garment, wherein the upper garment has a predetermined rounded lower armpit across a stitched portion between a sleeve and a torso. The martial arts jacket according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the martial arts jacket is formed in a curved shape.