JP3183218U - Clothing with PHS or mobile phone pocket - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a garment having a PHS or a mobile phone pocket that can store a PHS having various widths in a stable state.
A bottomed external pocket 4 provided with an opening 6 at the upper end is provided in the front body 3, and an internal pocket 5 capable of storing a PHS or a mobile phone is provided inside the external pocket 4. The inner pocket 5 is formed of a stretch material, and an upper end opening 11 and a lower end opening 12 are provided at the upper end and the lower end, respectively, and the lower ends of both side portions 10 are bent in the opposing direction to form a pair of bent portions 13 and 14 The width of the lower end opening 12 is smaller than the facing distance between the pair of bent portions 13 and 14, and the tapered shape is narrower from the upper end of the internal pocket 5 to the bent portions 13 and 14. is there.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a garment having a pocket for storing a PHS or a mobile phone.

  When moving a mobile phone including a PHS or a smartphone (hereinafter referred to as “PHS”) into the pocket of the best time, the PHS may fall out of the pocket if it is run or the body is turned downward was there. Therefore, for the purpose of preventing falling off from a pocket such as PHS, as shown in Patent Document 1, an internal pocket formed narrower than the upper end of the external pocket is provided in the external pocket sewn at the best time. Is known.

Utility Model Registration No. 3074199

  However, there are various types of PHS and the like, and the width and length vary depending on the model. Therefore, PHS and the like of a size that can be stored in the internal pocket of Patent Document 1 are limited. If the PHS is too large to be stored in the internal pocket, or conversely, the PHS is too small to be stable in the internal pocket. In some cases, it was impossible to make it difficult to drop off.

  Accordingly, the present invention is intended to solve the above-described problems, and is intended to obtain a garment having a pocket that can store various sizes of PHS and the like in a stable state and can be easily stored. Is.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides a bottomed external pocket having an opening at the upper end in the front body of the clothes, and an internal PHS or a mobile phone that can be stored inside the external pocket. In the case where a pocket is provided, the internal pocket is formed of a stretch material, and an upper end opening and a lower end opening are provided at the upper end and the lower end, respectively, and a lower end side of both side portions is bent in a facing direction to form a pair of bent portions. And a tapered shape with a narrower width from the upper end of the internal pocket to the bent portion, and the width of the lower end opening is made smaller than the facing distance between the pair of bent portions.

  As described above, by forming the internal pocket with the stretch material, the stretch material expands and contracts, so that a PHS having a width wider than the formation width of the internal pocket can be easily accommodated. In addition, when PHS or the like having a width wider than the formation width of the internal pocket is stored as described above, these PHS and the like are tightened by the contraction force of the internal pocket. be able to.

  The internal pocket is formed in a tapered shape having a narrow width from the upper end opening to the bent portion. By forming the taper in this way, the formation width of the internal pocket is gradually changed from the upper end opening toward the bent portion, so that it can cope with PHS having various widths.

  For example, in the case of PHS or the like that is narrower than the upper end opening and wider than the opposing spacing of the pair of bent portions, the lower end side of the PHS or the like is tapered on both sides of the inner pocket when inserted inward from the upper end opening. Abuts against the part. Then, by further depressing the PHS or the like, the PHS or the like moves downward while expanding the internal pocket of the stretch material. Finally, the lower end of the PHS or the like is held in the internal pocket in a state where the lower end is in contact with the bent portion. Accordingly, since the lower end side of the PHS or the like is held in a state of being tightened by the expansion and contraction of the internal pocket, the PHS or the like can be stored in the internal pocket with difficulty.

  In addition, since the pair of bent portions are provided in the internal pocket as described above, when a PHS having a width wider than the facing interval between the pair of bent portions is inserted into the internal pocket, Since the corner portion is held against the bent portion, the PHS or the like can be stored in a stable state at the bent portion.

  On the other hand, when the width of the PHS or the like is the same as or smaller than the facing interval between the pair of bent portions, the lower end side of the PHS or the like passes through the bent portion by pushing the PHS or the like inward from the upper end opening. To reach the lower end opening. Here, when the width of the PHS or the like is wider than the width of the lower end opening of the internal pocket, the lower end opening is further expanded by pushing down the PHS or the like, and the lower end side of the PHS or the like is tightened at the lower end opening. Therefore, it is possible to hold the PHS or the like in the internal pocket with difficulty in dropping off.

  On the other hand, when the width of the PHS or the like is the same as or narrower than the width of the lower end opening, the PHS protrudes from the lower end opening, and the lower end of the PHS hits the bottom of the external pocket. Therefore, in this case, it is difficult to tighten the PHS or the like at the lower end opening, but the movement of the PHS or the like is limited by the internal pocket. Therefore, PHS or the like can be stored in the internal pocket in a stable state.

  The internal pocket may have a width of 6-8 cm at the upper end opening, an interval between the pair of bent portions of 5-7 cm, and a width of the lower end opening of 3-5 cm. Accordingly, it is possible to cope with various sizes from a wide PHS or the like to a narrow PHS or the like.

  Further, the inner pocket may be one in which the upper end opening is arranged so as to protrude above the upper end of the outer pocket. By arranging in this way, the upper end opening can be immediately confirmed visually or by hand, so that PHS and the like can be stored easily and quickly.

  As described above, according to the present invention, by using the internal pocket as the stretch material, it is possible to store a PHS having a width wider than the formation width of the internal pocket due to the stretchability of the stretch material. Further, when a PHS or the like having a width wider than the formation width of the internal pocket is stored in this way, the PHS or the like is tightened by the expansion and contraction of the internal pocket, so that the PHS or the like can be stored in the internal pocket with difficulty.

  The internal pocket is formed in a tapered shape having a narrow width from the upper end opening to the bent portion. By forming the taper in this manner, the formation width of the internal pocket is gradually changed from the upper end opening toward the bent portion, so that it can cope with PHS having various widths.

  For example, in the case of PHS or the like that is narrower than the upper end opening and wider than the opposing spacing of the pair of bent portions, the lower end side of the PHS or the like is tapered on both sides of the inner pocket when inserted inward from the upper end opening. Abuts against the part. Then, by further depressing the PHS or the like, the PHS or the like moves downward while expanding the internal pocket of the stretch material. Finally, the lower end of the PHS or the like is held in the internal pocket in a state where the lower end is in contact with the bent portion. Accordingly, since the lower end side of the PHS or the like is held in a state of being tightened by the expansion and contraction of the internal pocket, the PHS or the like can be stored in the internal pocket with difficulty.

  In addition, since the pair of bent portions are provided in the internal pocket as described above, when a PHS having a width wider than the facing interval between the pair of bent portions is inserted into the internal pocket, Since the corner portion is held against the bent portion, the PHS or the like can be stored in a stable state at the bent portion.

  On the other hand, when the width of the PHS or the like is the same as or smaller than the facing interval between the pair of bent portions, the lower end side of the PHS or the like passes through the bent portion by pushing the PHS or the like inward from the upper end opening. To reach the lower end opening. Here, when the width of the PHS or the like is wider than the width of the lower end opening of the internal pocket, the lower end opening is further expanded by pushing down the PHS or the like, and the lower end side of the PHS or the like is tightened at the lower end opening. Therefore, it is possible to hold the PHS or the like in the internal pocket with difficulty in dropping off.

  On the other hand, when the width of the PHS or the like is the same as or narrower than the width of the lower end opening, the PHS protrudes from the lower end opening, and the lower end of the PHS hits the bottom of the external pocket. Therefore, in this case, it is difficult to tighten the PHS or the like at the lower end opening, but the movement of the PHS or the like is limited by the internal pocket. Therefore, PHS or the like can be stored in the internal pocket in a stable state.

  The first embodiment of the present invention will be described. (1) is a pocket body, which is arranged in front of the clothes (2) (3). As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the pocket body (1) is composed of an external pocket (4) and an internal pocket (5) provided in the external pocket (4).

  The pocket body (1) will be described in detail.The external pocket (4) is formed in a substantially square shape, and an opening (6) is provided at the upper end of the external pocket (4), and the bottom (7) And both sides (8) are sewn to the best time (3). Further, an internal pocket (5) is disposed in the external pocket (4), and both side portions (10) of the internal pocket (5) are sewn to the front view (3). As shown in FIG. 2, the upper end opening (11) and the lower end opening (12) are formed without sewing the upper end edge and the lower end edge of the internal pocket (5) to the front view (3).

  The internal pocket (5) is formed of a knit material which is a stretch material, and is extendable in the vertical and horizontal directions and in an oblique direction. In this embodiment, a knit material is used as the stretch material. However, in other different embodiments, a stretch woven fabric, various rubber materials, a nonwoven fabric, a film material, and the like can be used.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 3, the inner pocket (5) is provided with a pair of bent portions (13) and (14) in which the lower end sides of the both side portions (10) are bent in the opposing direction. Then, as shown in FIG. 1, the taper is formed such that the width from the upper end of the internal pocket (5) to the bent portions (13) and (14) is narrow on the bent portions (13) and (14) side. By forming the taper shape as described above, the formation width gradually changes from the upper end opening (11) to the bent portions (13) and (14) of the internal pocket (5). It can correspond to.

  Further, in this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 3, the formation width of the upper end opening (11) (FIG. 3 (a)) is 7 cm, and the facing distance between the pair of bent portions (13) and (14) (FIG. 3 (b) )) Is 6 cm, and the formation width of the lower end opening 12 (FIG. 3C) is 4 cm. For example, when storing the PHS (15) having a width of 6.5 cm wider than the interval between the bent portions (13) and (14) in the internal pocket (5), the lower end side of the PHS (15) is connected to the internal pocket ( 5) While moving both sides (10) of 5), it moves toward the bent portions (13) and (14), and finally, as shown by the one-dot chain line in FIG. ) Are held against the pair of bent portions (13) and (14). Accordingly, since the PHS (15) is tightened by the contraction force of the internal pocket (5) on the bent portion (13) (14) side of the internal pocket (5), it is difficult to drop off, and the pair of bent portions (13) (14) ) Can be stored in the inner pocket (5) in a stable state.

  On the other hand, when a PHS (16) having a width of 5 cm narrower than the interval between the bent portions (13) and (14) and wider than the width of the lower end opening (12) is stored in the internal pocket (5) The lower end side of the PHS (16) passes between the pair of bent portions (13) and (14) and reaches the lower end opening (12). Here, since the width of the PHS (16) is wider than the formation width of the lower end opening (12), the PHS (16) is further pushed downward to expand downward while expanding the lower end opening (12). The lower end side of the PHS (16) protrudes from the lower end opening (12) as indicated by the two-dot chain line in FIG. As a result, the lower end side of the PHS (16) is fastened by the lower end opening (12), so that the PHS (16) can be held in the internal pocket (5) in a stable state and difficult to drop off.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 2, the inner pocket (5) of the present embodiment is arranged such that the upper end opening (11) protrudes above the opening (6) of the outer pocket (4). Therefore, the upper end opening (11) can be immediately observed visually or by hand without the need to expand the opening (6) of the outer pocket (4) and search for the upper end opening (11) of the inner pocket (5). Therefore, the PHS (15) (16) and the like can be easily and quickly stored in the inner pocket (5) from the upper end opening (11).

The top view which shows the pocket main body in Example 1 of this invention. AA sectional view taken on the line AA of FIG. FIG. 3 is a plan view showing an internal pocket of the first embodiment. The conceptual diagram at the time of accommodating PHS etc. in the internal pocket of Example 1. FIG.

2 Clothing 3 Best time to see 4 External pocket 5 Internal pocket 6 Opening 10 Both sides 11 Upper end opening 12 Lower end opening 13, 14 Bending part 15, 16 PHS

Claims (3)

  A bottomed external pocket with an opening at the top is provided at the front of the garment, and an internal pocket that can accommodate a PHS or mobile phone is provided inside the external pocket. The upper end and the lower end are formed at the upper end and the lower end, respectively, and the lower end side of both sides is bent in the opposite direction to provide a pair of bent portions. The width from the upper end of the internal pocket to the bent portion A garment provided with a pocket for PHS or a cellular phone, characterized in that it has a narrow taper shape and the width of the lower end opening is smaller than the facing interval between a pair of bent portions.   2. The PHS according to claim 1, wherein the inner pocket has a width of 6-8 cm at the upper end opening, an interval between the pair of bent portions of 5-7 cm, and a width of the lower end opening of 3-5 cm. Or clothes with pockets for mobile phones.   3. The garment having a PHS or mobile phone pocket according to claim 1, wherein the inner pocket has an upper end opening projecting upward from the upper end of the outer pocket.