JP3131976U - Easy to wear, gentle to the wearer's body, and can be restored to its original band, allowing the decorative knot to change its shape - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to create a manufactured band without destroying the original band by cutting, drilling or cutting.
When a belt is made and formed into a belt, one end of the belt is folded back to a necessary and sufficient length to create a double-winding structure, so that the belt is not broken and multiple knots are formed. Is realized.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a garment for a Japanese kimono for women that can be restored to the original obi and select a plurality of decorative knots.

  Japanese women's kimono belts have been viewed as difficult and difficult to handle, whether they need to be tightened, including obi-lifting or banding, or how to make knots. . In addition, it is intended to realize and maintain the beauty of the shape by tightening the body together with a number of auxiliary strings, which is not only difficult to wear, but also has painful aspects when wearing. For this reason, it has also contributed to the fact that wearing Japanese clothes is avoided.

Many attempts have been made to develop a belt to break out of this trend and make it easier to wear Japanese clothes. It was divided into knots such as knots, and knots were attached later by using attachments such as auxiliary metal fittings or sewing two parts.
Registered Utility Model No. 3087836 Registered Utility Model No. 3106020 Registered Utility Model No. 3104441 Registered utility model No. 3129044 For this reason, expensive belts that produce value due to production and processing techniques and authors such as weaving, dyeing and embroidery of materials and fabrics cannot be made even with damage, resulting in decoration In particular, it was only possible to make a belt with a poor and inexpensive product, and it had to be something that was less attractive and fun for the wearer.

In addition, the form of knots in the band that can be produced with a single band has been limited to a single type. From this point of view, the use has been limited, leading to the result that the number of wearing opportunities has not increased.
Registered Utility Model No.3081370

  The problem to be solved by the present invention is that the original band cannot be restored to the original band because it was destroyed by cutting etc., and the shape of the knot could not be changed. .

  When creating a belt, the present invention folds one end of the belt around the waist for the necessary and sufficient length to create a double-winding structure, thereby breaking other parts such as cutting, drilling, and cutting. It is characterized by the fact that multiple decorative knots can be realized without damaging.

  The design band of the present invention can be used to create a wider variety of kimono bands, and the same single band can also be used to create knots of various shapes. It produces an effect that can be dramatically increased.

  The present invention secures the stability of the function of the waist by sewing a hook-and-loop fastener so that it becomes a pair of arrangements at both ends of the double overlapped part of the band, and then the rest of the band is decorated in various ways By making the knot of a specific shape into a knot, it achieves high functionality and decorativeness.

  This is an example of a half-width tie shell knot, often used in everyday kimonos. In (A) of [FIG. 1], one end of the belt is first folded back by a necessary and sufficient length according to the wearer's waist dimension, and the hard type is placed at a position of several centimeters from the end of the double part. A hook-and-loop fastener (a) is sewn, and a soft-type hook-and-loop fastener (b) is sewn relatively long on the back side of the opposite end. In FIG. 1 (B), the remaining part of the band is folded back at a part having a ratio of about 2 to 3, and a tape (c) for passing the band fastening from the end to an appropriate position is sewn. Thereafter, in (C) of [FIG. 1], the folded back portion and the end portion where the tape (c) is sewn are squeezed with auxiliary strings (d) and (e), [FIG. 1]. In (D), wrap the doubled part into a cylindrical shape, put out the part squeezed with the auxiliary string (e) to the side, and put the tape inside the tubular part from the side of the mouth that protrudes the head. Pass through the stitched tip, and in (E) of [Fig. 1], tighten the knot of the band appropriately so that the part squeezed with the auxiliary string (d) and (e) protrudes from the left and right sides of the cylinder . Thereafter, in (F) of [FIG. 1], the squeezed auxiliary string is unwound and the shapes of both ends of the knot are adjusted. Finally, if necessary, a part of the knot is sewn to the waistline portion so that the shell knot and the waistline portion are in close contact with each other. Thus, (G) in FIG. 1 is a completed drawing. Further, the banding position can be stabilized by the banding tape as shown in (H) (A) (B) of [FIG. 1]. In addition, as shown in (I) (c) (d) (e) in [Fig. 1], it is possible to arrange several designs depending on how to put out the heads of the bands from both ends of the shell knot. I can do it.

  Ribbon knotting belts, which are often seen in summer yukata, can also be made from the state of (A) in [Fig. 1], and the production process is shown in (A) of [Fig. 2]. It is the process from to (H). In (A) of [FIG. 2], a portion other than the folded-back portion secured for the wearer's waist is bent at a right angle, and as shown in (B) of [FIG. Turn it over in the direction of folding, and then fold this part inward as shown in (C) of [Fig. 2], then fold it in half as shown in (D) of [Fig. 2]. Spread the 2/3 length part. At this time, the portion corresponding to the upper side of the band is the side (A) in [FIG. 2], and the portion corresponding to the lower side is the side (A). After that, as shown in (E) of [FIG. 2], the widened portions are alternately folded, and as shown in (F) of [FIG. The ribbon knot shape is created, and the ribbon knot portion is folded in half so that it becomes the shape of (G) in [Fig. 2], and finally, for fixing the ribbon knot and the waistline Perform sewing within the required range. (H) in FIG. 2 is a completed drawing of the ribbon knotting band.

  Furthermore, an example of a taiko knot worn for formal wear is [FIG. 3]. (A) of (A) of the band threading rubber [Fig. 3] is sewn in advance to an appropriate position where the band pillow is applied from the front side end of the band, and then (A) and ( Fold the band so that it is in the shape of a taiko drum, leaving the length of the “sag” shown in (a) of D). At this time, if it is the Nagoya belt, it folds in a single layer. Next, turn it over, and as shown in (B) and (b) of [Fig. 3], insert a back triangle and put cushioning cotton on the back, and fold the remaining part to the right at a right angle. Fold the second part in the valley. Further, as shown in (C) of [FIG. 3], the tip is passed through the drum from the right side to the left side, and the tip is placed on the left side as shown in (A) of (D) of [FIG. As a "hand", put out about 3 cm outside the drum. Also, the right side is folded back, leaving the same “hand” as the left side, and the folded part is aligned and overlapped as a piece of cloth. This part constitutes the waist of the belt. Centering on the part that overlaps the triangle on the back, as shown in (D) of [Fig. 3] and (c) of (E), the soft type part of the hook-and-loop fastener is sewn with a wider width, As shown in (D) of FIG. 3 and (d) of (E), a hard type of a hook-and-loop fastener is sewn on the back side near the front end of the waistline and functions as a pair with the soft type. Further, as shown in (D) of [FIG. 3] and (e) of (E), a portion necessary for stabilizing the shape of the band is sewn, or depending on the wearer, the part of (F) of [FIG. Sew the band-tight auxiliary tape as shown in (f) to complete. When wearing, bandage such as (F) (c) in Fig. 3 (F) (c) and banding (Fig. 3) (F) (d) is passed through the drum. Can be handled as an integral accessory.

  The garment according to the present invention has been proved to be comfortable to wear because it is a hook-and-loop fastener that adjusts the size and tightness of the waistline. In other words, it demonstrates the product power that leads to the acquisition of new Japanese clothing enthusiasts, such as those who have not mastered wearing kimono and those whose physical freedom is not as intended. In addition, since what was once made can be restored to the original belt, there is no resistance to tailoring it with high-quality material belts, and there are examples of making a keepsake band, a memorial band, etc. You can also expect to dig up existing stock of firewood. Under these circumstances, business opportunities for Japanese clothing manufacturing and processing companies can be expected to expand.

It is the figure which showed the process which makes the half-width band of a shell knot and makes a belt. It is the figure which showed the process which makes the half-width belt of a ribbon knot and makes a belt. It is the figure which showed the process of making the Nagoya belt and Fukuro belt of the drum tie.

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[Figure 1]
(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) Process of making one half-width belt as a scalloped belt (a) Hook fastener, hard type (b) Hook fastener Soft type (c) Band-tightening tape (d) (e) Auxiliary string for knot (H) (I) Wearing image of shell knot (I) (C) (D) (E) Viewed from the back (B) Viewed from the front [Figure 2]
(A), (B), (C), (D), (E), (F), (G), and (H) The process of making one half-width belt into a ribbon-knotted belt (a) Hook and loop fastener type (c) Fastening Thread for threading (d) Auxiliary string for knot (A) Side upper side (I) Side lower side [Fig. 3]
(A), (B), (C), (D), (E), and (F) the process of making a single sash or Nagoya belt with a drum-knot making zone (a) Obiyama thong rubber (b) "Back triangle" space ( c) Hook fastener, soft type (d) Hook fastener, hard type (e) Sewing to stabilize the shape of the drum (A) "Hand" of the drum
(I) "Drip" of drum
(C) Band lifting (d) Band tightening (e) Band pillow (f) Band fastening tape

Claims (3)

  Without damaging a pre-made belt, cutting it in the middle, making a hole, or making a cut, the belt is folded back to the length suitable for the wearer's girth and doubled, and near both ends Sew the hook and loop fasteners in a pair on the front and back of the belt so that the waist size and the tightening of the belt can be adjusted. The remaining length of the belt is a knot made on the front side of the belt, This part is a half-width made band with sewn-in tape tied inside the knot.   A half-width structure band according to claim 1 wherein the knot portion is in the form of a ribbon knot.   A belt for making a Nagoya belt or a bag belt in which the knot portion of the belt of claim 1 is a taiko knot.

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