JP3155230U - A device that maintains the optimal clothing state of the upper and lower garments. - Google Patents

Abstract

An apparatus is provided for preventing the upper garment from rising and the lower garment from sliding down. A hem holder united with an upper garment is connected to a head part that holds the upper and lower garments in an optimal state, a torso part on a substantially flat human body contact surface side, and the head part and torso part. The body includes a binding member that forms and holds a bulge of the upper garment by passing the head of the body from the surface side of the upper garment and tightening the neck by the neck. [Selection] Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to a device for maintaining an optimal clothing state, which prevents the upper garment from rising and the lower garment from sliding down.

  Conventional suspenders are troublesome to wear, and every time a toilet is added (such as stool), it is very troublesome to take off the outerwear and suspender fasteners. In addition, since a string-like object is hung from the shoulder, there is a sense of resistance because the burden on the shoulder during use and it is easily noticeable when the outerwear is removed.

JP2002-223815 JP-A-2005-54343 JP-A-8-35109

  Even in the obese body type or the leopard body type, active behavior causes the phenomenon that the upper garment rises or the lower garment falls, which makes it uncomfortable.

  A device that holds the upper and lower garments in the best condition when the hem of the upper garment is tucked into the lower garment. The hem holder united with the upper garment tucked into the head part, the head part that can not pass through the belt part, the torso part on the substantially human body contact surface side, the head part and the torso part It is composed of a fastening member that forms and holds a bulge of the upper garment by passing the head of the main body from the surface side of the upper garment and tightening it at the neck by attaching it to the main body consisting of the cervix that is to be tied and tied. And

  FIG. 3 shows a similar shape of the head, torso, and neck, and the contact surface of the upper surface of the holder with respect to the belt in the clothing state is maximized so that the holder does not easily pass through the belt. Seven extended trunks have the anti-rolling effect in the clothing state and are stable.

  FIG. 5 is characterized in that the shape of the head, trunk, and neck is similar to a circle, and the annular rubber shown in FIG.

  The present invention simply prevents the upper garment from rising at the same time as the upper garment, and it is not apparent from the appearance that the garment is worn. It is comfortable and convenient.

It is a whole side view which shows the relationship between the optimal clothing holder, upper garment, lower garment, and belt. FIG. 6 is a detailed view of a 6-6 cross section in FIG. 1. It is a perspective view of the square shape of the optimal clothing holder. It is a perspective view of annular rubber. It is an example other than the square shape (round shape) of the optimal clothing holder.

  The purpose of retaining the retainer integrated with the upper garment without passing through the belt part has been realized in consideration of simplicity and durability, with a cross-sectional shape and a shape / part configuration without moving parts.

  Embodiments will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the following description, a shirt is used as the “upper” and pants are used as the “lower”.

  In FIG. 1, the holder 2 is pressed against the shirt at the lower end position of the belt 4 from the back side to the shirt 1 and the bulging portion is fastened to the total of four places, two on the front side and two on the back side. By holding the trousers 5 and tightening the belt 4, the holding device 2 integrated with the shirt tucked into the trousers does not rise above the belt 4, preventing the shirt from rising at the same time as the trousers fall down. I can do it.

  FIG. 2 is a detailed cross-sectional view taken along the line 6-6 in FIG. 1 and shows an optimal clothing state in which the holder integrated with the shirt cannot pass through the belt portion of the pants. The part 7 is intended to stabilize the holder, and the body part of the human body contact surface is extended downward so as to have an anti-rolling effect.

1 Shirt 2 Optimal clothing holder 3 Ring rubber 4 Belt 5 Trousers 6-6 Cross section 7 Anti-roll

Claims (3)

  A device that holds the upper and lower garments in the best condition when the hem of the upper garment is tucked into the lower garment. The hem holder united with the upper garment that is tucked into the head holds the optimal clothing state of the upper and lower garments where it can not pass through the belt part, and the torso part on the substantially flat human body contact surface side And forming the upper bulging part by holding the head part of the main body from the surface side of the upper garment and fastening the neck part to the main body consisting of the cervical part that connects the head part and the torso part. A device for holding the optimal clothing state of the upper and lower garments, comprising a binding member.   The optimal clothing for upper and lower garments according to claim 1, characterized in that the head of the main body has an inclined surface that is thickest in the vicinity of a straight portion that abuts on the lower garment belt portion and becomes thinner as the distance from the straight portion increases. A device that maintains state. The device for holding the optimum clothing state of the upper and lower garments according to claim 1, wherein the binding member is an annular rubber.