JP3225834U - Textile product instructions and textile products - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an instruction manual of a textile product which can provide various kinds of information on the textile product to consumers in an easy-to-understand manner and effectively. SOLUTION: This is a textile product manual 10 in which a drawing or a photograph 13 showing a textile product and a description and / or a color of the textile product are described side by side. , Or both of them include the description 14 of the motif included in the design, and the description of the motif included in the design and the corresponding motif on the drawing or photograph showing the textile product are connected by a line. Has been. In addition, a commentary 15 on the types of textiles and / or dyeing methods for textile products is provided alongside drawings or photographs showing the textile products. [Selection diagram] Fig. 1

Description

  The present invention relates to instructions for textile products and textile products.

  Japanese traditional textiles have a unique meaning and historical background in their designs (patterns or patterns) and colors. For example, the KISSHO pattern has a good luck and is a pattern that hopes for longevity and longevity.The occupation pattern has been used for costumes and furnishings of public residences since the Heian period, and it is a traditional pattern with a Japanese pattern of the Chinese Tang Dynasty. It is. Ruri navy is a deep blue color with a purple tinge, and it is a traditional color name that can be seen in the scriptures as the color of Buddha hair and the land of France. The wet feather color is a glossy black color like a crow's feather, and is a color name that has been used to describe black and glossy female hair since the days of Manyoshu.

  Further, the woven fabric also has specialty in the type of the woven fabric. Generally, the type of woven fabric is determined by its weaving method (for example, plain weave, twill weave, or satin weave), the material of the yarn to be used (for example, silk, cotton, or hemp), and the strength of twist. ing. For example, the crepe weave is a plain weave silk fabric (a material other than silk is sometimes used in recent years) using a twistless yarn for the warp and a strong twist yarn for the weft. It has fine irregularities called. In addition, Rinsu weave is a satin-woven crest fabric that is made mainly of silk and uses untwisted yarns for both warp and weft, and is often used especially for women's kimono because of its excellent luster. Can be

  Furthermore, the above-mentioned woven fabric also has a special dyeing method. For example, pattern dyeing is a method of dyeing a pattern using a pattern paper or the like. Yuzen dyeing is a pattern dyeing method using the glue-prevention dyeing method. There are Kaga Yuzen produced in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, and Kyo Yuzen produced in Kyoto.

  In recent years, with the increase in foreign tourists, textile products with traditional Japanese patterns, that is, kimonos and miscellaneous goods using kimono fabrics, have been gaining popularity as souvenirs. In such a woven product, various kinds of information on the woven fabric as described above are important added values.

  Traditionally, such information has been provided verbally to consumers (shoppers) by sales staff at stores that sell textile products. However, it has been difficult to effectively convey the points of textile products to those who are not familiar with Japanese traditional culture in a way that is easy to understand and that stimulates interest in the textile products.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and an object of the present invention is to provide a variety of information on textile products to consumers in an easy-to-understand and effective manner.

  The instruction for the woven product according to the present invention made to solve the above-mentioned problem is characterized in that an explanation on the design and / or color of the woven product is provided.

  The woven product in the present invention is a woven fabric itself or a product manufactured using the woven fabric, for example, clothing such as a kimono, a furoshiki, a bag (a drawstring, a bag, a pouch, etc.), a tapestry, a coaster, Or it means miscellaneous goods such as lunch mats. In addition, the pattern in the present invention means a general pattern (pattern) applied to a woven product, for example, an abstract pattern such as a checkered pattern or an arabesque pattern, as well as a motif based on animals, plants or articles. It includes a design or letters. The pattern may be drawn by weaving the fabric after dyeing the yarn (first dyeing), or may be drawn by weaving and dyeing the fabric (post dyeing). Good. Further, the pattern may be a ground pattern drawn by weaving a single color yarn. Furthermore, the pattern may be drawn by embroidery.

  The instructions for the textile product according to the present invention may further include drawings or photographs showing the textile product.

  The instructions for the textile product according to the present invention may further include a comment on the type of fabric, the dyeing method, or both, of the textile product.

  The description of the textile product according to the present invention may be such that the commentary is described in a language other than Japanese.

  The instructions for the textile product according to the present invention may further include a two-dimensional code.

  Further, a textile product according to the present invention made to solve the above problem is characterized in that a description of the textile product according to the present invention is attached.

  According to the instruction of the textile product according to the present invention or the textile product to which the instruction is attached, it is possible to easily and effectively provide various information on the textile product to the consumer.

The figure which shows an example of the description regarding a textile product. The figure which shows the said description described in English. The figure which shows an example of the description regarding the variation of a textile product. The figure which shows an example of the said description described in English. FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing one embodiment of a textile product provided with instructions according to the present invention. The figure which shows an example of the manual in which the two-dimensional code was described. The figure which shows another example of the description in which the two-dimensional code was described.

  Hereinafter, embodiments for implementing the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of a description of a textile product according to the present invention. Instructions (hereinafter simply referred to as “instructions”) for the textile product according to the present embodiment are arranged in a hotel lobby or guest room, and are sold at a hotel stall, lobby, front desk, or the like. In this example, information on a tapestry using a kimono fabric is provided to a guest or a guest.

  The description 10 includes, as information on the textile product, a product name 11, a design name 12, a photograph 13 of the textile product, and various motifs (for example, musical instruments, animals and plants, furniture, landscapes, Or a brief description 14 of the historical building), a description 15 relating to the textile product, and information 16 of the place of sale.

  Specifically, in the example of FIG. 1, the word “Kissyo Pattern Tapestry” is described as the product name 11 of the textile product, and the word “Hana-Emaki” is described as the symbol name 12. Further, as a brief description 14 of the various motifs, the names of the motifs and the meanings of the motifs, such as “Tsuru-Longevity / Married Couple Enmitsu”, “Chrysanthemum-Longevity Longevity”, and “Peony-Miki / Fuki”, are given. An auspicious note is provided, and each brief description 14 and the corresponding motif in Photo 13 are connected by a leader line. In addition, the description 15 describes a comment on the KISSHO pattern that is treated in the woven product.

  Note that the instruction manual 10 may be written in a foreign language (that is, a language other than Japanese) such as English, Chinese, or Korean so that foreigners can easily read it. An example of such a manual is shown in FIG. In the figure, parts corresponding to each element in FIG. 1 are denoted by the same reference numerals. The description 10 in FIG. 2 is the same as that shown in FIG. 1 except that it is described in English, so that the detailed description is omitted.

  When a plurality of variations having different colors and patterns exist in the woven product, a manual describing the commentary on each variation may be separately prepared. An example of such a manual is shown in FIG. In this manual 20, for each of a plurality of types of textile products of different colors (here, tapestry), a photograph and a description (color names and meanings) of colors mainly used in each textile product are described. Have been.

  Specifically, in the example of FIG. 3, photographs 21 of four types of woven fabric products having different colors and patterns are described, and next to the photographs 21, “Tarbo”, “Oribe”, The name 22 of each color such as "wet feather color" and "Ruri Navy" is described, and next to it, a word 23 (in the case of Tang Beni, "passion, strength, medashita") representing the image of each color. Have been described. Under the name 22 of each color, a description 24 about the color is printed. The description 24 describes the meaning and historical background of the color.

  Note that the instruction manual 20 about such a variation of the textile product may be described in a language other than Japanese. One example of such a manual is shown in FIG. In the figure, parts corresponding to the respective elements in FIG. 3 are denoted by the same reference numerals. It should be noted that the manual 20 shown in FIG. 3 has the same contents as those shown in FIG.

  The instruction manual may be arranged in a guest room or a lobby of a hotel as described above, or may be arranged in a store of a textile product sales shop. Further, the instruction according to the present invention may be provided to a consumer attached to a textile product.

  FIG. 5 is a schematic view showing an example of a woven product according to the present invention to which the above-mentioned instructions are attached. The woven product 32 is sold in a packaging container together with the instruction manual 33. In FIG. 5, the packaging container is a box composed of the main body 31 and the lid 34, but the woven product 32 according to the present invention is stored in a bag-like packaging container together with the instructions 33. Or, it may be sold in a state of being wrapped in wrapping paper.

  The description according to the present invention may further include a two-dimensional code. An example of such a manual is shown in FIG. The information 40 includes, as information on the textile product (here, a kimono), a pattern name 41, a photograph 42 showing a usage example of the textile product (here, a photograph of a person wearing the kimono), A photograph 43, a brief description 44 of various motifs arranged on the pattern, and a description 45 about the woven product are described. Further, a QR code which is a two-dimensional code is provided on the photograph 42 showing an example of use. (Registered trademark) 46 is printed.

  In the example of FIG. 6, as the description 45 about the woven product, in addition to the comment about the design of the woven product and the comment about the color, it also relates to the type of the woven fabric of the woven product (here, "600 knitting twill"). The commentary is described.

  The QR code 46 encodes the address of a web page provided by the manufacturer or seller of the textile product, and the consumer reads the QR code 46 using a camera-equipped mobile terminal such as a smartphone, and reads the QR code 46 via the Internet. By accessing the web page, additional information related to the textile product, such as a more detailed description of the textile product, a movie of the manufacturing process, manufacturing techniques, or use of the textile product, or the textile Information on other products sold by the product distributor can be obtained. In addition, the QR code 46 may be one in which a web address of a mail order site that sells the textile product or a variation thereof is encoded. Thus, the consumer who has purchased the textile product can easily additionally purchase the textile product or a variation thereof.

  The content encoded by the QR code 46 is not limited to the above. For example, the QR code 46 encodes the address of a web page on which the same content as the description 40 is described, or the address of a web page on which an electronic file (for example, a pdf file) of the description 40 is posted. You can also. The consumer who has read the QR code 46 can freely check the contents of the instruction manual 40 by saving the address of the web page or the electronic file on a portable terminal or the like even when the instruction manual 40 is not at hand. It is possible to do. Further, the QR code 46 may be an encoded address of a web page (for example, the web page of the hotel) in which information on the manufacturer or sales place of the textile product is described.

  In addition, the instruction according to the present invention may be one in which a plurality of QR codes are printed. One example of such a manual is shown in FIG. The information 50 includes, as information on the textile product, a product name 51, a pattern name 52, a photograph 53 of the textile product, a brief description 54 of various motifs arranged on the pattern, and a description about the textile product. 55, and three QR codes 56, 57, 58 are printed below the description 55 regarding the textile product. Although FIG. 7 illustrates the instruction manual 50 in which information on the textile product is described in English, it is needless to say that the information may be described in another language (for example, Japanese).

  The addresses of different web pages are encoded in the three QR codes 56, 57, and 58, respectively. For example, the QR code 56 on the left encodes the address of a web page on which the pdf file of the manual 50 is posted, and the QR code 57 in the center contains descriptions and videos related to the manufacturing process of textile products. The address of the web page may be encoded, and the QR code 58 on the right side may be the one encoding the web page address of the hotel selling the textile product.

  As described above, the embodiments for carrying out the present invention have been described with reference to the specific examples. However, the present invention is not limited to the above specific examples, and modifications may be appropriately made within the scope of the present invention. For example, although the tapestry and the kimono are exemplified as the woven products in the above, the description of the woven product according to the present invention relates to other woven products (eg, furoshiki, bags, bags, pouches, tapestries, coasters, place mats, etc.). The information may be described. Similarly, the textile product according to the present invention may be a textile product other than a tapestry or a kimono.

  Further, the textile product according to the present invention may include a character or a logo as a design. In this case, for example, a character representing the name of the place of sale of the textile product (place name, store name, facility name, etc.) or a logo representing the place of sale is woven as a part of the design (or the character is dyed or embroidered). Or draw a logo). In this case, it is desirable that the description of the textile product according to the present invention include, as an explanation of the design of the textile product, an advertisement of the selling place (for example, a hotel), the origin of the name or the logo, and the like.

  Further, in the above example, the instruction according to the present invention was described with a description of the pattern, color, and type of the fabric of the woven product, but in addition to or in place of these, the method of dyeing the woven product is described. The description may be provided. As a commentary on the dyeing method, for example, a dyeing method for a target textile product such as pattern dyeing or yuzen dyeing is specifically described.

10, 20, 33, 40, 50 ... Instructions 11, 51 ... Product name 12, 41, 52 ... Design name 13, 21, 43, 53 ... Textile product photos 14, 44, 54 ... Brief description of motif 15, 45, 55: Description of a textile product 16: Information of a sales place 22: Name of a color 23: Wording representing an image of a color 24: Description of a color 31: Main body 32: Textile product 34: Lid 42: Textile Photographs 46, 56, 57, 58 showing QR Code

Claims (6)

  A description of the woven product, which includes a description of the design and / or color of the woven product.   The instruction for a textile product according to claim 1, further comprising a drawing or a photograph showing the textile product.   3. A description of a woven product according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising a description of the type of fabric and / or the dyeing method of the woven product.   The description of a textile product according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the commentary is described in a language other than Japanese.   The instructions for a woven product according to any one of claims 1 to 4, further comprising a two-dimensional code.   A woven product to which a description of the woven product according to any one of claims 1 to 5 is attached.