JP3151165U - Garment double pocket - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a patch pocket with a normal flap when the garment is viewed from the front, and can store an article longer than the depth of the patch pocket on the front side without losing its shape without impairing the appearance of the garment. To form a double pocket (1), a patch pocket with a flap (16) is sewed on the outer surface of the garment, and a notch (20) is made on the lower side of the flap (16). When the cloth 24 is attached and the vertical dimension of the bag cloth 24 is longer than the depth of the pocket main body 12, the presence of the slit pocket on the back surface side is concealed when the flap 16 is lowered. [Selection] Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to a double pocket of clothes that can store an article longer than the depth of a patch pocket on the front side without losing its shape without impairing the appearance of the clothes.

  A pocket is a normal item that is attached to clothes, and there are various shapes and dimensions. The pockets are divided into patch pockets, slit pockets, flap pockets and the like according to the structure, and are classified into chest pockets, shoulder pockets, waist pockets, side pockets, hip pockets, inner pockets and the like according to the mounting position.

  In work clothes, chest pockets are essential for storing pencils, ballpoint pens, notebooks, etc., and in regular outings, they are useful for storing small items such as regular folders, wallets, cigarettes, lighters and handkerchiefs. is there. The chest pocket of outerwear such as work clothes is preferable because the stored items are less pressed when worn than the side pockets of trousers, and the work clothes are less likely to collapse. In addition, there is a problem that it is difficult to store large articles.

  Numerous inventions and devices have already been filed to increase the amount of clothes pockets that can be stored and to store large articles. For example, Patent Document 1 proposes a double breast pocket for inserting a commuter pass. Further, Patent Document 2 sews two large inner pockets that can store A4 size magazines on the entire inside of the front body, and the inner pockets can be opened and closed from the front side with fasteners. In Patent Document 3, an inner pocket that can store glasses and a notebook is sewn in the center of the chest of a shirt, and the inner pocket can be opened and closed with a fastener from the front side.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 6-59442 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 7-19322 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 7-33905

  Patent Documents 2 and 3 are both devices related to the inner pocket. Since the fasteners for opening and closing the inner pocket are attached in the vertical direction, the appearance of the clothes may be impaired, and the clothes may be deformed. The inner pockets related to Patent Documents 2 and 3 are sewn inside the garment independently, and there is no point in combining with other pockets.

  On the other hand, Patent Document 1 relates to two patch pockets or a double pocket obtained by superimposing patch pockets and inner pockets, and both pockets are sewn to the outer surface of the clothes. For this reason, if the size of other patch pockets or inner pockets is larger than the main patch pocket located on the outermost side, the stitching line will be exposed on the outer surface and the aesthetics of the clothes will be impaired. The pocket and the inner pocket need to be smaller in size than the main patch pocket, and the storable items are limited to small items such as commuter passes. In addition, it is necessary to shift the position of the mouth, that is, the upper edge of each pocket in the vertical direction so that articles can be easily stored in any of the double pockets. The mouth looks double, which is undesirable in design.

  The present invention has been proposed to improve the above-mentioned problems associated with conventional breast pockets. When the garment is viewed from the front, only the patch pockets with flaps of normal dimensions are visible, so that the aesthetics of the garment are not impaired. The aim is to provide a double pocket. Another object of the present invention is to provide a double pocket that can easily store a long article that cannot be stored in the front pocket body by a slit pocket arranged on the back side of the front surface.

  The double pocket of the garment according to the present invention is a normal patch pocket with a flap when the garment is viewed from the front. A cut is made on the underside of the flap on the outer surface of the garment, and a bag cloth is placed on this incision on the back side of the outer surface. Install. Since the vertical dimension of the bag cloth is longer than the depth of the pocket body, the presence of the slit pocket on the back side of the outer surface is concealed when the flap is lowered, and articles longer than the depth of the pocket body can be stably stored.

  In the double pocket of the present invention, the bag cloth of the slit pocket is sewn on the back side by sewing one side of the upper side to the notch on the back side of the flap and sewing the other side of the upper side to the front side simultaneously with the sewing of the flap. The cloth to be placed cannot be recognized from the outside of the clothes. Further, it is preferably formed as a chest pocket for work clothes, and a field notebook or field notebook longer than a general notebook is stored to contribute to outdoor work.

  The garment with the double pocket according to the present invention can see only the patch pocket with the flap when viewed from the front, and the pocket itself has a normal size, so that a good design balance is maintained. In the double pocket of the present invention, the slit pocket formed of the bag cloth is disposed on the back side of the garment, and the periphery of the garment cloth is not sewn on the outer surface of the garment, so it does not contribute to the aesthetics of the garment. In this slit pocket, the front edge of the bag is sewn into the notch (slit), the pocket mouth or notch is concealed by a double pocket flap, and the rear edge of the bag is simultaneously sewn with the flap. It is sewn on the outer material and keeps the aesthetics of the clothes because there are only normal sewing lines.

  In the double pocket according to the present invention, a bag cloth having a larger vertical dimension than the pocket body on the front side of the garment, that is, a slit pocket, is arranged on the back side of the garment, so that a long article that cannot be stored in the front pocket body is stored. It can be stored smoothly in the slit pocket, which is convenient for outdoor work. The long article stored in this slit pocket is not aesthetically pleasing because the front side pocket body does not swell so much by the article even if the wearer is in a forward tilted posture, and the article does not swell by itself. .

It is a front view of work clothes which have a double pocket concerning the present invention. It is a principal part top view which shows the double pocket of the state which pulled up the flap. It is a schematic sectional drawing which shows the longitudinal cross-section of the double pocket which concerns on this invention. It is a schematic sectional drawing which expands and shows the principal part of the double pocket of FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the double pocket 1 has an appearance as a patch pocket. If the double pocket 1 is provided with a flap 16, not only the left breast pocket as shown in FIG. 1, but also the right breast pocket, the side pocket or the shoulder. It may be applied to a pocket, or may be applied to a waist pocket or a hip pocket of trousers or pants. The double pocket 1 can be attached not only to work clothes, blousons, and sports shirts but also to various coats, experimental clothes, white robes, gym clothes, trousers, military clothes, and the like. The pocket main body 12 has a planar shape that does not impair the design in the garment in which it is sewn.

  In the double pocket 1, a horizontally long flap 16 is sewn slightly above the upper edge 14 of the pocket body 12 that is a patch pocket. Since the planar shape of the pocket main body 12 is vertical and horizontal dimensions that do not impair the aesthetic appearance of the entire garment, when a long article such as the field book 40 (FIG. 3) is stored, the pocket main body 12 protrudes from the pocket main body 12 and is unsightly. It is easy to drop the book 40. The flap 16 may be formed of a two-ply fabric so that it does not easily collapse when pulled upward as shown in FIG. 2, or may be sewn with an interlining (not shown).

  As shown in FIG. 2, the double pocket 1 has a parallel distance 19 between the sewing line 18 of the flap 16 and the upper edge 14 of the pocket body 12. The parallel interval 19 is generally an interval of 5 to 20 mm. If the interval is too narrow, the upper edge 14 of the pocket body 12 and the notch 20 are close to each other, so that it is difficult to put the article into the slit pocket. Judging from aesthetics, it is not preferable. The notch 20 is set to be slightly above the upper edge 14 of the pocket body 12 and close to the sewing line 18 of the flap 16, and its length is slightly shorter than the sewing line 18.

  The bag cloth 24 (FIG. 3) may be sewn in a U shape around the two pieces of fabric to form slit pockets, or may be sewn on both sides of the folded cloth piece. The same fabric, thin fabric, knitted net, non-woven fabric, or a combination thereof may be used. The bag cloth 24 is determined so that its vertical dimension is considerably longer than the depth of the pocket body 12. The bag cloth 24 may be sewn to the notch 20 at one of its upper edges, i.e., the front edge 26, and to the outer surface 11 at the same time as the other edge, i.e., the rear edge 28, of the upper edge (see FIG. 4). ) The sewing line of the rear edge 28 of the bag cloth 24 is substantially invisible in the work clothes 2.

  In the slit pocket constituted by the bag cloth 24, it is desirable that the length of the notch 20 is slightly shorter than that of the flap 16, and the width of the bag cloth 24 is equal to or larger than that of the pocket body 12. The front edge 26 of the bag cloth 24 may be sewn to the notch 20 by ball stitching, and both the fabric of the outer material 11 and the bag cloth 24 may be sewn at both ends of the ball stitch. Further, the cut is cut into an elongated rectangular shape, and the folded front edge portion 44 of the bag cloth 24 is positioned in the rectangular portion 42 and is sewn so that the front edge side coincides with the upper side of the cut 20 (see FIG. 2). In addition, it is also possible to sew both the fabric of the outer fabric 11 and the bag fabric 24 with the sewing threads 46, 46 on both sides of the rectangular portion 42.

  When the work clothes 2 are viewed from the front as shown in FIG. 1, only the front pocket body 12 and the flap 16 are visible, and the planar shape of the pocket body 12 is the same as that of a normal patch pocket. In the double pocket 1, the slit pocket formed by the bag cloth 24 is arranged on the back side of the outer fabric 11, and since the periphery of the bag cloth is in a free state, it cannot be determined from the outside.

  Next, the present invention will be described based on an embodiment. The double pocket 1 of the present invention shown in FIG. 1 is sewn above the front body 3 of the work clothes 2 as a left breast pocket. In the work clothes 2, a right breast pocket 5 is sewn as a breast pocket in addition to the double pocket 1 on the left breast. The right breast pocket 5 is a slit pocket, and a fastener 6 is attached along the mouth of the pocket.

  The work clothes 2 illustrated in FIG. 1 includes, for example, two front bodies 3 and 3 and a back body (not shown), a yoke cloth 7 and long sleeve portions 8 and 8, and is sewn as a whole so that a suitable number is provided at the front opening portion. The button 10 is attached. The work clothes 2 are obtained by sewing the front bodies 3 and 3 and the back body through a horizontally long yoke cloth 7, sewing the long sleeve portion 8 into a cylindrical shape, and then attaching the base end portion of the long sleeve portion to the front body 3. Sews on the back body. The edge of the yoke cloth 7 is sewn to the base end portion of each long sleeve portion 8. Although the work clothes 2 are sport shirt types with the skirts released, they can also be applied to jumper-type work clothes with the skirts fastened with rubber.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the double pocket 1 has an appearance as a patch pocket sewn on the front body, that is, the outer material 11. In the double pocket 1, a laterally long pentagonal flap 16 is sewn in parallel with the upper edge, slightly above the mouth of the pocket main body 12, which is sewn in a U shape, that is, the upper edge 14. In the normal state, the flap 16 has a vertical width that covers and conceals the upper portion including the mouth of the pocket body 12 (see FIG. 3). The flap 16 may be composed of two layers of cloth and interlining so that the flap 16 is not easily deformed when pulled upward as shown in FIG. paste.

  As shown in FIG. 2, there is a parallel interval 19 of about 15 mm between the sewing line 18 of the flap 16 and the upper edge 14 of the pocket body 12, and a notch 20 is formed in the surface material 11 at this parallel interval (see FIG. 2). 3, see FIG. The notch 20 is formed in parallel with the upper edge 14 at substantially the same position as the sewing line 18, and its length is slightly shorter than the sewing line 18. The sewing line 18 of the flap 16 has a gap 22 at a predetermined position, and this gap becomes a insertion hole for a pencil or a ballpoint pen (not shown) when the work clothes are used.

  The bag cloth 24 (FIG. 3) has a slit pocket formed by sewing the periphery of two fabrics into a U shape, and its vertical dimension is longer than the depth of the pocket body 12, for example, the vertical dimension is about 200 mm. It is. Although both the front edge 26 and the rear edge 28 are sewn to the outer surface 11 of the bag cloth 24, the front edge 26 is sewn in the vicinity of the notch 20 and the rear edge 28 is flapped as shown in FIG. At the same time as the 16 stitches, it is sewn to the outer material 11. In actual sewing, as illustrated in FIG. 4, when the upper outer fabric 30 and the lower outer fabric 32 of the front body 3 are stitched together, the folded upper upper fabric 30, the base of the flap 16, the lower outer fabric 32, and the rear edge of the bag cloth 24. The sewing line of the rear edge 28 of the bag cloth 24 does not substantially exist in the work clothes 2 by superimposing them in the order of 28 and sewing them together with the sewing thread 34 at the same time.

  In the slit pocket constituted by the bag cloth 24, the length of the cut 20 is slightly shorter than that of the flap 16, but the width of the bag cloth 24 is larger than that of the pocket body 12 (see FIG. 2). As shown in FIG. 4, the front edge 26 of the bag cloth 24 may be sewn to the lower side 38 of the notch 20 by sewing with a sewing thread 36 on the lower side of the flap 16. It is invisible from the front. In actual sewing, the notch 20 is cut into an elongated rectangular shape as illustrated in FIG. 2, and the folded front edge 44 of the bag cloth 24 is positioned in the rectangular portion 42, and the front edge is the upper side of the notch 20. The front edge portion 44 is sewed to the outer surface 11 by sewing the vicinity of the lower side of the rectangular portion 42 so as to coincide with the upper portion 11, and both fabrics of the outer surface 11 and the bag cloth 24 with sewing threads 46, 46 on both sides of the rectangular portion 42. And sewn.

  When the work clothes 2 are viewed from the front as shown in FIG. 1, only the pocket main body 12 and the flap 16 can be seen, there is no extra sewing line, and the pocket main body 12 itself is the same as a normal size. A good balance in design is maintained. In the double pocket 1, the slit pocket formed by the bag cloth 24 is arranged on the back side of the outer fabric 11, and the periphery of the bag fabric is free without being sewn to the outer fabric cloth. In this slit pocket, the front edge 26 of the bag cloth 20 is sewn to the notch 20, the notch is concealed by the flap 16 of the double pocket 1, and the rear edge 28 of the bag cloth is sewn to the surface material 11 together with the flap 16. Only the sewing line between the pocket body 12 and the flap 16 is visible.

  In the double pocket 1, a bag cloth 24 having a vertical and horizontal dimension larger than that of the pocket body 12, that is, a slit pocket, is arranged on the back side of the surface material 11, so 3) can be stored smoothly in the slit pocket. The field notebook 40 is also referred to as a field notebook, and is larger than a normal notebook and is convenient for recording work contents when performing outdoor work. The field book 40 stored in the slit pocket is prevented from falling off by the flap 16 even when the wearer is inclined forward, and only the slit pocket is inflated, and the shape of the pocket main body 12 on the front side is reduced. Is almost aesthetically pleasing.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Double pocket 2 Work clothes 11 Outer fabric 12 Pocket body 14 Upper edge of pocket body 16 Flap 20 Notch 24 Bag cloth

Claims (3)

  When the garment is viewed from the front, it is a normal patch pocket with a flap. A cut is made on the underside of the flap on the outer surface of the garment, and a bag is attached to the notch on the back of the outer surface. Double pockets for clothes that can stably store items longer than the depth of the pocket body by hiding the depth of the main body and concealing the presence of slit pockets on the back side of the outer surface when the flap is lowered.   The sack pocket fabric is sewn to the notch on the back side of the flap and the other side of the top side is sewn to the outer surface at the same time as the flap is sewn. The double pocket according to claim 1, which cannot be recognized from the above.   The double pocket according to claim 1, which is formed as a chest pocket for work clothes and contributes to outdoor work by storing a field notebook longer than a general notebook.

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