JP3219831U - Japanese dress of Nagatoro and Uchikake - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] A kimono that wears long sleeves, hanging clothes, and uchikake in this order, mainly wedding costumes, which are of a traditional structure. A kimono that solves the problem of discomfort and takes time to dress.
In a kimono made up of a long saddle 1, a hanging hook, and a hanging hook, the hanging hook 5 and parts 2, 3, and 4 of the front body are cut out and pasted to the long hook, thereby hanging the hanging hook. It is made up of two pieces, a long kite 1 and a hook, to which the part 5, parts 2, 3, and 4 of the front body are attached. The length of the long gutter 1 is the length that the bottom of the long gutter 1 does not reach the floor when worn.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a Nagatoro used for kimono and its usage.

  The present invention relates to kimonos, and in particular, for kimonos for wedding dresses, the kimonos are worn in this order for the long sleeves, hanging parts, and hanging hooks. Therefore, it is characterized by using a long saddle with a hanging buttocks, a front part or a part thereof.

  There were no traditional hangers with hanging collars and front parts, and there was no kimono that had two hanging parts, hanging heels, front hanging lanterns, and hammering.

  Uchikake is a type of Japanese kimono and is generally tailored so that it is longer than the length of the kimono. It is a traditional Japanese kimono used for weddings, and it is traditional to wear it on a kimono.

Further, in the case of a wedding dress, the kimono worn under the hook is a part of the kimono that is shown from between the hooks, so that the kimono is long and the skirt of the kimono spreads on the floor.

There is Patent Document 1 regarding the heel part.

This is a knitted kite made of bayas.
It stretches along the body shape and can be dressed beautifully without dragging or wrinkling. This technique can also be used in the present invention.

Utility model number 3003060

  Japanese kimono that wears Nagatoro, hanging, and Uchikake in this order, mainly wedding costumes, is a traditional composition, and when wearing this composition, it is heavy, depending on the season, it becomes muggy and uncomfortable for those who are wearing it It took a long time to dress.

  In addition, as described in the prior art, the length of the underhang is longer than that of ordinary kimono, and a considerable amount of fabric is used to make one underwear, which is a problem in nature conservation. there were.

  In traditional Japanese style clothing that wears long, hanging and striking clothes in this order, create a traditional heel part with the hanging cloth and paste it on the heel part of the hanging part. It is a means to stick to.

As mentioned above, from the combination of the combination of Nagatoro, hanging and hitting, it becomes the combination of the combination of Nagatoro and hitting, and the kimono of the present invention can be reduced in weight and depending on the season Discomfort was reduced for those who were getting hot and humid.

  Details of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

  FIG. 1 shows a state in which a long paper used in the present invention is hung on a hanger, 1 is a conventional long paper, 2, 3, and 4 are bonded cloths cut from a hanging kimono, Is a combination of a hanging collar and a long collar.

2, 3, and 4 fasten the hanging fabric on the upper side of the long heel, and the heel portion of 5 has the entire lower side of the heel portion attached to the long heel portion.

The method of attaching the hanging fabric to the long bag with the upper side is an example, and is not limited to this.

  FIG. 2 shows a state in which a long bag with a part of the hanging fabric of the present invention attached thereto is worn. As can be seen, the hanging fabrics 2, 3, and 4 are on the front of the body, 4 is a length that does not reach the floor when wearing a long heel, and the heel 5 extends from the front of the body around the neck. Covering.

There are two methods for attaching the hanging fabric and the heel part, such as a method of sewing with a thread, a method of attaching using a hook-and-loop fastener, a method of attaching using an adhesive, and a combination thereof.

  FIG. 3 shows a case where a hit is worn on the long bag of FIG. All the parts that can be seen from the outside other than the hook are only the hanging cloth and the heel part pasted by the present invention, and can be used without any difference from the conventional one.

  As a comparative example, FIG. 4 shows a state in which a conventional long saddle, hanging and hanging are worn.

  6 is a hook, 7 is a hook, and 8 is a hook that can be seen from between the hooks. This hem is only used for photography. In fact, it is lifted up, and when walking, the dresser hangs up at the waist at the wedding ceremony and reception, and shortens it with a string. The state is the same as in FIG.

  As can be seen from FIGS. 3 and 4, the length widths of the hanging fabrics 2, 3, and 4 are not particularly limited as long as the eaves cannot be seen from under the hanging.

  Moreover, the use area of the hanging fabric is 1/5 to 1/3 of the conventional one, which is excellent from the viewpoint of resource protection.

  Further, it is easy to attach and detach, and the burden on the wearer is reduced. Since the structure is simple and easy to manufacture, it can be said to be highly practical.

  Traditionally, dressing under hanging requires specialized skills, so only a wedding dressing specialist can do it. However, hanging under the present invention is sufficient if you have skills in general kimono (such as Yukata) level. .

  FIG. 1 shows a state in which a long bag of the present invention is put on a hanger. 1 Long sleeve 2 Attached to hanging fabric (left chest) 3 Attached to hanging fabric (right chest) 4 Attached to hanging fabric (lower left hem) 5 A saddle made from hanging fabric   Fig. 2 shows a figure wearing the Nagatoro of the present invention.   FIG. 3 shows a case where a hit is worn on the long bag of FIG. FIG. 3 shows the appearance of a long hook / hatch that is a part of the hanging part of the present invention. No. 6 has a hanging part 7 where the hanging cloth is pasted only on the eaves. Not only can it be used differently from the conventional one, but the eaves are shortened, which reduces the overall weight of the kimono. ing.   As a comparative example, the figure of wearing a conventional long saddle, hanging and hitting is shown. No. 9 is hanging, and 10 is a hook that can be seen from when it is hit. This is only used when taking a picture. In fact, it is lifted up, and when walking, it is a wedding ceremony, and even at a reception, the dresser hangs up at the waist and fastens with a string. The state is the same as in FIG.

  Wearing a solid white or hammer on the long saddle of the present invention and showing the hanging hook, specific wing, and lower left front half, the appearance can be kept as before.

In FIG. 1, the widths and lengths of the cloths 2, 3, and 4 are not particularly limited as long as the eaves cannot be seen from under the hook,
2, 3 width 30cm, length 50cm
4 The width was 50 cm and the length was 70 cm.

  Each cloth was cut from the existing hanging, and the top surface was sewn into a long hook using a thread as a fastening method, and the hook was sewn from the back center to the shoulder mountain on the hanging hook.

  When wearing the eaves and hooks of the present embodiment, it becomes as shown in FIG. 3, and the kimono under the hanger is omitted with no difference from the traditional eaves, hangings and appearances of the hooks. The weight has been reduced, and it was not muggy and comfortable depending on the season, and it was easy to wear.

As shown in this example, the manufacture was simple and the amount of fabric used could be reduced to about a quarter of the existing hanging amount.

In this embodiment, the existing hanging part is cut and used. However, there are various methods for creating a collar part by sewing a piece of cloth newly cut out from the hanging cloth to a long bag, and utility model number 3003060. You may create and paste a bag by.

In FIG. 1, from the hanging kimono fabric, 2 width 25 cm, length 40 cm
3 Width 25cm, Length 45cm
4 40 cm wide and 60 cm long.

  To fasten each cloth, a surface tape is applied to a predetermined position of the long bag, a similar surface tape is applied to each cloth, and these are bonded together, and the bag is manufactured using the method of utility model number 3003060. , And sewed from the center of the back to the shoulders on the long collar.

When wearing the eaves and hooks of this example, it becomes as shown in FIG. 3, and there is no difference from the traditional eaves, hangings and hangings, and the kimono under the hangings is omitted. The weight has been reduced, and it was not muggy and comfortable depending on the season. Wearing was also easy.

As shown in this example, the production was simple and the amount of fabric used could be reduced to about one fifth.

In FIG.
2, 3 width 30cm, length 50cm
4 The width was 50 cm and the length was 70 cm.

  Each cloth was fastened using a water-soluble adhesive and the upper surface was affixed to a long bag, and the hook was sewn from the center of the back to the shoulder mountain on the long bag.

When wearing the eaves and hooks of this example, it becomes as shown in FIG. 3, and there is no difference from the traditional eaves, hangings and hangings, and the kimono under the hangings is omitted. The weight has been reduced, and it was not muggy and comfortable depending on the season. Wearing was also easy.

As shown in this example, the production was simple and the amount of fabric used could be reduced to about one fifth.

  In addition to traditional kimonos, there is also a demand for cheaper and simpler weddings using simpler kimonos. There are also increasing demands to reduce the burden on brides' costumes for weddings wearing traditional Japanese kimono. In addition, since the cost of wearing kimonos is also a factor in leaving weddings wearing kimonos, it can be expected that the number of kimono users in weddings will increase as a result of this invention.

1 Nagatoro body 2 Laminated fabric (left chest)
3 Laminated fabrics (right chest)
4 Laminated fabrics (lower left hem)
5 Spear made of hanging fabric 6 Strike 7 Splash body 8 Strike 9 Splash 10 Suspension

Claims (4)

  In Japanese clothing that wears a long saddle, hanging and striking in this order, a part of the hanging collar and front body are cut off from the existing hanging and attached to the long collar, A kimono that can be worn with two pieces, a long bag with a part and a hammer. 2. The kimono according to claim 1, wherein the length of the eaves is such that the elongate skirt does not reach the floor when worn.   A kimono using a long bag characterized by attaching a hook or part of the front body to the long bag of claim 1 by sewing or attaching using a hook-and-loop fastener or an adhesive. In Claim 1, a part of the hanging collar and front body are made with a new kimono fabric and affixed to the long sheet to attach the hanging collar and part of the front body to the long sheet. A kimono that can be worn with two hanging sheets.

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