JP3140714U - Japanese clothes with pockets - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To provide a pocket in a conventional kimono that could only be stored uncertainly, and to improve and improve the function of the kimono.
Pockets 2a and 2b are provided in a kimono body 1, which helps to improve the certainty of storing portable articles and increase the amount of articles stored.
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Description

The present invention relates to a kimono having a pocket on the main body.

After the Meiji period, clothes were actively incorporated into Japan, but as a result of their appreciation for their practicality in westernized lifestyles, clothes became established as everyday clothes. She lost her position as a garment, and barely remained as a casual or luxury garment. However, the position of extraordinary clothing seems to have hindered the functional development of kimono.
Things that are used on a daily basis are always developed with the necessary functions added.
However, practical use is not required because Japanese clothes have become extraordinary clothes, and functional development and improvement due to the conservative nature of the current existence of traditional Japanese clothes. Has been hindered.
Therefore, over the last century, Japanese clothes have only undergone changes in the design of materials and fabric patterns, and the fundamental functionality has not been improved.

In traditional Japanese clothes, portable items are stored in bags or in pockets.
However, in the storage method of storing in the bag, the stored item comes out of the cuff when the cuff is down when worn, so the hand must always be raised during storage in the bag, so-called pocket hand.
Further, since the heel itself covers the arm, when the arm is moved during storage, the article inside the heel is caused by the centrifugal force generated by the movement of the arm with the shoulder as the center point. In order to increase the risk of discharge and dropout, during storage of articles using bags, the restriction of the wearer's movement is greater than that of clothes, which is inconvenient.
Moreover, in the storage method of storing in the pocket, the stored item is simply sandwiched between the cloths of the clothes, or is pushed into the clothes between the cloth and the wearer's body. If there is any looseness, there is a risk that the stored items will fall off, and this storage method is not sure. Therefore, a pocket is provided on the main body of the kimono to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks.

In the present invention, by providing pockets on the left and right sides of the body of the kimono body, it is possible to improve the certainty of storing portable articles and increase the amount of stored articles, thereby solving the above-mentioned problems.

As described above, the pocket-equipped Japanese clothes of the present invention can improve the certainty of storing portable articles and increase the amount of stored articles by adding pockets to the main body of the clothes.
The pocket itself is optimized for storing articles, and the storage of articles using this is more reliable than the storage using bags and pockets in conventional Japanese clothes, Compared to conventional Japanese clothes, the amount of goods stored is increased by the addition of pockets. Furthermore, since the pocket is in the body part, its stored state is not affected by the movement of the arm. Even if some looseness occurs in the clothes or belt, the certainty of storing the pockets does not decrease. That is, the restriction on the operation while carrying the article is relaxed compared to the conventional kimono. As described above, the present invention is useful for improving the storage function of Japanese clothes.

Best mode for carrying out the invention

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. In FIG. 1, 1 is a kimono body, 2a is a left pocket, and 2b is a right pocket. The pocket is provided at such a position as to cover the seam on the side of the main body of the kimono, so-called side stitching. This is the part that becomes the side of the body when wearing Japanese clothes, and this is a peculiar point of the present invention compared to the case where the pockets of the trousers of the clothes are provided near the front. The reason for this is that when the pocket is provided near the front surface, the width of the joint in the front body covers the right pocket in the back body when worn and obstructs its storage.
Therefore, in order to avoid the influence on the storage function due to the overlap of the cloth when worn, in the present invention, the position of the pocket is provided closer to the side of the body than normal clothes. This prevents the pocket storage function from deteriorating due to overlapping fabrics, and the pocket is located on the side of the body. Is possible.

Hereinafter, an embodiment will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. No. 1 is a kimono body that is woven and constructed with appropriate materials such as cotton and chemical fiber. Reference numerals 2a and 2b denote pockets made of the same material as the main body.
Just like traditional Japanese clothes, they are just worn.

The present invention should be used not only as a robe but also as a yukata. On the contrary, it is easier to wear than a garment that can carry a glove compartment for storing goods. It is considered that the present invention, in which various accessories are simply put in and out, can be optimally implemented and perform its functions only in yukata.

It is a rear view which shows one Example of the kimono with a pocket of this invention.

Explanation of symbols

1 Kimono body 2a Left pocket 2b Right pocket

Claims (1)

A pocket on the main body of the kimono to improve the certainty of storing portable items and increase the amount of stored items.

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