JP3142808U - Japanese suspenders - Google Patents

Abstract

A kimono suspender is provided that reduces looseness, pressure, and uncomfortable feeling after wearing, and improves sagging of the lower sides of both sides in wearing using a waist strap or a wearing belt.
Two suspenders are fixed in parallel in two rows by a holder 1 at the center, and the length of a belt on one side is shortened. The longer belt is usually placed on the lower side, and the kimono wrinkle is stopped. The shorter belt is stopped near the eight mouths of the kimono, thereby removing the sagging of the kimono at the chest and base (near the eight mouths). To do.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a kimono suspender for preventing loosening of the chest and the eight mouths of the kimono after wearing the kimono and the collapse of the heel.

  Conventionally, an attachment belt as shown in FIG. 9 is commercially available, and this attachment belt is provided with stoppers 3 at both ends of the belt 2 that expands and contracts, and the belt 2 has a length adjustment stopper only on one side. Attached and used by adjusting the appropriate lash length. This dressing belt is used when the wearer wears a kimono to change the waist strap or to align the straps. When using the strap, fix one stop of the dressing belt on the heel at the lower right front of the kimono. The other side is taken out from the eight mouths on the left, and the back is turned and stopped at the heel on the lower left front of the kimono.

Since the waist strap or dressing belt may also be used for matching the heel to be worn in the kimono, the two types of the belt are combined at the center and one of them is used for the heel. Although a belt has been filed, the main purpose of this dressing belt is to prevent the wrinkles between the bag and the kimono.
Noto 3089771

  When dressing is performed using the above-described waist cord, it is necessary to tighten tightly to prevent collapse, and there is a problem that a feeling of vomiting due to a feeling of pressure in the abdomen or a worsening of the mood appears. In addition, the problem with conventional dressing belts is that the length adjustment stopper is attached to only one side, and the tension on the side where it is attached is doubled, increasing the tensile force and balancing the force. When it collapses and is pulled toward a strong force, it causes collapse, a feeling of pressure, a sense of incongruity, and the like.

  Furthermore, as a fatal problem with kimonos, there is a slack in the chest and heels (near the eight mouths) after dressing, so that the beauty of the kimono and the chest and heels after dressing are halved. It is. As a solution to this problem, there is a method of fastening the body of the body with a waist strap or the like, but it is unavoidable that the above-mentioned feeling of pressure, uncomfortable feeling after wearing, etc. occur.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a kimono suspender that reduces the feeling of discomfort, pressure, and discomfort after wearing, and improves the slackness of the chest and heel after wearing.

  In the present invention, two suspenders are fixed in parallel in two rows by a holder 1 at the center, and the length of the belt on one side is shortened. The longer belt is usually placed on the lower side and used to tie the kimono, while the shorter belt is usually placed on the upper side to stop the kimono's eight mouths, thereby removing the sagging of the kimono near the eight mouths. And Moreover, it has the characteristic also in maintaining the balance of the pulling force of right and left by attaching the stopper for length adjustment to the both sides of a belt.

  In addition, in order to be able to use only commercially available dressing belts and the belt part of the present invention, the holder can be opened and closed, and the belt can be clamped and fixed to the holder so that it has the same function as the suspenders described above. It is characterized by.

  As a result, sagging around the eight mouths after wearing is prevented, and the chest and heel are finished neatly, and a beautifully dressed kimono can be obtained.

  The belt is not tightened by the waist strap, and the belt length adjustment stoppers on both sides of the belt provide a good tension balance of the belt, eliminating the feeling of pressure and discomfort due to wearing.

  By using an open / close type holder, a commercially available dressing band or an existing dressing band can be used effectively.

  By using a net-like resin plate for the holder, it has excellent breathability and can reduce the sense of incongruity and deterioration of kimono due to sweat and moisture.

  The structure of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings based on the embodiments.

  FIG. 1 is a front view of the present invention. Two stretchable belts 2 are arranged in parallel and fixed to the holder 1 at a substantially central portion. On both sides of each belt, the belt 2 is arranged in a loop through the connector 5, and the leading end of the belt is fixed to the length adjusting stopper 4. A stopper 3 is attached to the connector 5. The other of the two belts is shortened, usually attached to the upper side, and the eight mouth portions are fastened with the stopper 3 to eliminate the slack in the chest. Also, the longer belt is usually attached to the lower side, and the heel of the kimono is fastened with the stopper 3 and used for heeling. By using the length adjustment stoppers attached to both sides of the belt 2 to adjust the appropriate lash length, it eliminates the feeling of pressure and discomfort due to wearing. 7 and 8 are perspective views of an example of wearing a Japanese suspender.

  The holder 1 is a resinous plate, and is preferably a net in consideration of air permeability. Two of them are overlapped, and the belt 2 is sandwiched between them and fixed in parallel. The fixing position is substantially the center of the belt 2, and the fixing method is preferably sewn with a thread, or may be fixed with a rivet or an adhesive. Of course, the belt may be fixed to a single resin plate. By covering the surface of the holder 1 with a fabric with a pattern or color, the kimono can be prevented from being scratched and the design can be expressed.

  In FIG. 2, a connecting ring 6 is used for joining the holder 1 and the belt 2. The position to stop the eight mouths is usually above the position to stop the heel, so that the belt angle from the holder 1 can be changed. The connecting ring 6 is a D-shaped ring, preferably made of metal or resin, and the length is about the same as the holder, and the thickness is about the thickness of the holder 1 to alleviate the uncomfortable feeling at the time of mounting. it can.

  FIG. 3 shows the connection ring 6 attached only to a belt that stops the eight mouths. In normal use, it is the belt that stops the eight mouths that needs to adjust the angle of the belt, so that only this belt can be adjusted in angle. In this case, the connecting ring 6 has the same shape, thickness and the like as described above except that the length of the connecting ring 6 exceeds the width of the belt.

  Fig. 4 shows a holder 1 that can be opened and closed so that a commercially available dressing belt can be used. The resinous plate-like material is bonded on the center line so as to be divided into upper and lower parts so that they can be joined or separated. It is an openable / closable holder provided with a plurality of locking portions 8 at the end. The center portion is preferably bonded with a thread or the like, and may be fixed with a rivet or the like. The wearing belt is sandwiched between the upper and lower sides of the open / close type holder 7 separated at the center, and the belt is fixed by the holders 8 provided at a plurality of end portions.

  The resinous plate is preferably in the form of a net in consideration of air permeability. The structure of the locking portion 8 is preferably a hook-and-loop fastener, and may be a button or a hook. FIG. 5 is a sectional view thereof. FIG. 6 is a front view of an example in which a belt is mounted. Not only a commercially available dressing belt but also the belt of the present invention can be used.

  This Japanese suspender and open / close holder can be industrially produced, and can be produced and sold by the supplier as a new dressing product.

Front view of the present invention Front view of the present invention that can change the angle of the belt from the holder Front view of the present invention in which the upper belt angle can be changed from the holder Front view of openable holder Cross section of open / close holder Front view of an example with a belt attached to an openable holder Perspective view from the front of the example of the present invention The perspective view seen from the back of the example of this invention wearing Conventional dressing belt

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Holder 2 Belt 3 Stopper 4 Length adjustment stop 5 Connection part 6 Connection ring 7 Opening and closing type holder 8 Connection part 9 Bonding part

Claims (4)

  Two stretchable belts 2 are arranged in parallel and fixed to the holder 1 at a substantially central portion, and on each side of each belt, the belt 2 is arranged in a loop through a connector 5 and the tip of the belt is long. A kimono suspender, which is fixed to the height adjusting stopper 4, the stopper 5 is attached to the connector 5, and the other length of the two belts is shortened.   The suspender for kimono according to claim 1, wherein a connecting ring (6) is used for joining the belt (2) to the holder (1).   The use of an openable holder 7 that uses two resinous plate-like holders, is bonded on the center line so that the upper and lower parts are divided, and is provided with a plurality of locking portions 8 at the ends. Japanese clothing suspenders.   The kimono suspender according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a net-like resin plate is used for the holder 1.