JP3143110U - Body costume - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to make it easy to attach to a corpse and to put hands in front of a costume.
The basic shape of a costume for a corpse is a cape 1, the back side remains open, and a hook-and-loop fastener is provided on the neck as necessary so that the neck around the corpse is not disturbed. I am doing so. Moreover, the frill 11 is provided in the neck and the skirt as a decoration. On the front side of the body, a slit 12 is formed in the center of the cape 1 so that the hand of the dead can be put out above the worn outfit. A decorative frill is appropriately formed on the edge of the slit 12. Since the hand of the dead can be put out through the slit to the front of the costume, putting the hand on the chest shows that the dead are in a safe state to those who see it off. Even if the hands are assembled on the chest before wearing the corpse costume of the present invention, the cape 1 can be attached to the corpse and the hand assembled from the slit 12 can be easily put on the front of the costume. it can.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a costume worn by a dead person during a funeral, which is easily worn by a corpse.

In Buddhist funerals, the body is generally worn with a white exposed cotton kimono, white socks on the feet, and backs on the hands, but the deceased's favorite clothes are also worn. Yes.
In recent years, women who died young have been dressed in white dresses that imitate wedding dresses, and women who died before graduating from university wear graduation costumes. It has come to be done.
However, since the body was rigid after death, it took a number of people to wear normal costumes.

  Therefore, in Patent Document 1 (Utility Model Registration No. 3100855) as an easy-to-wear garment costume, wrap around the chest of the corpse with an upper garment and wrap left and right arms with left and right sleeves. A garment has been proposed in which the lower body is wrapped around the upper part, and the upper garment part, the lower garment part, the sleeve part, etc. are formed into one sheet.

Patent Document 2 (Utility Model Registration No. 3126175) includes a body formed by a single piece of fabric, and one body side and a corresponding other end side overlapped with a hook-and-loop fastener and left and right sleeves. A body garment having a breastplate on the chest of the body and a pocket for storing a coolant is disclosed.
Utility Model Registration No. 3100855 Utility Model Registration No. 3126175

However, there was a restriction on the design of the outfit made up of a single sheet, and it was not possible to achieve the desired design.
The present invention makes it easy to attach to the corpse to reduce the labor required for the attachment, and to show those who see the dead in a resting state.

  It is a cape for a corpse that is a back-opened cape and has a slit in the center of the front to expose the hand to the front.

  It is possible to greatly reduce the work load when mounting on the body, and to easily expose the hand assembled from the central slit to the upper side of the bundle.

Hereinafter, the corpse costume of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
As shown in the front view in FIG. 1 and the back view in FIG. 2, the basic shape of the corpse costume is the cape 1 and the back side remains open. A hook-and-loop fastener 10 is provided at the seam so that it is not disturbed after being attached to the body. Further, as decoration, frills 11 are provided on the neck and hem of the back opening portion, and if the frills 11 of the neck part are detachable with a hook-and-loop fastener or the like, they can be easily attached to the body. In addition, the hem portion of the cape is about 30 cm longer than the feet of the corpse, so that if the corpse needs to be lifted, the feet will not be exposed even if the hem is disturbed. The fabric of the cape 1 is preferably satin or silk, but an appropriate fabric is used depending on the hobby of the deceased.

On the front side of the body, a slit 12 is formed in the center of the cape 1 so that a hand can be put out above the worn outfit. 11 decorative frills are appropriately formed on the edge of the slit 12. Since the hand can be put out through the slit 12 to the front of the costume, putting the hand on the chest indicates that the dead are in a safe state for those who see it off.
In addition, even if the hands are assembled with the chest before wearing the body costume of the present invention in which the slit 12 is formed, after the cape 1 is attached to the body, Both hands can be easily put on the front of the costume.
In this embodiment, one slit 12 is provided in the center. However, two slits 12 may be provided on both sides of the center so that each hand is put out on the upper surface of the costume.
Although not shown in the figure, when using a cloth that is transparent to the cape, a lining is attached so that the body cannot be seen through.

The front view of the costume for corpses of an Example. The rear view of the costume for corpses of an Example.

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1 Cape 12 slit

Claims (3)

A cape for a corpse, which is a cape with an open back and has a slit in the center of the front to expose the hand to the front. The costume for a corpse according to claim 1, wherein two slits are formed at an interval in the center. 3. A body costume according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a frill is provided around the slit.

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