JP3227117U - Kimono bottom and kimono top - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To effectively use a kimono that has not been worn while owning it, or a kimono that cannot be worn due to its short length, and which can be worn easily and in a short time, and has an appearance similar to that of an existing one-piece kimono. (EN) A kimono which can be carried and is small in capacity and number and easy to carry and move. SOLUTION: In a lower garment of a kimono separated into an upper garment and a lower garment, a diaper 30 extending upward in the left-right direction and a pseudo diaper 31 for making the appearance of a non-separated kimono diaper 31 appear at the left and right ends. Prepare [Selection diagram]

Description

The present invention relates to a kimono that is divided into upper and lower parts.

When you wear a kimono, you need to have the skill of dressing. Therefore, if you don't have the skill of dressing, you often don't feel comfortable wearing your own kimono.

Also, due to insufficient dressing skills, it is often the case that the Oshiori can not be treated nicely and that the wear may collapse during wearing.

In addition, in order to wear a kimono, a lot of equipment such as a kimono, a long-sleeved robe, several waist straps, a tie fastening, a belt, etc. are required, and it is troublesome that a lot of baggage is required, for example, when wearing it while traveling.

Patent Document 1 describes a two-piece type two-part kimono that is divided into an upper garment and a lower garment, but this kimono does not include wet towels.

Patent Document 2 describes a separate kimono separated into an upper garment and a lower garment. Also, the rice sushi is sewn to the body cloth of the lower garment. However, there is no mention of the idea of making the edge of the wet cloth disappear when wearing clothes.

Patent Document 3 describes a reformed kimono that can be easily worn by one person by reforming an old kimono stored therein. However, there is no description about the idea that the diaper is provided at the lower end of the upper garment and that the end of the diaper is invisible when dressed.

JP, 2018-131725, A JP, 2019-104994, A Utility model registration No. 3178189

An object of the present invention is to provide a kimono that can be worn casually by effectively using a kimono that has not been worn while owning it.

An object of the present invention is to provide a kimono that can be worn without dressing skills and can have an appearance similar to that of an existing one-piece kimono.

An object of the present invention is to provide a kimono that can be worn without losing the elegance of the kimono even if the skill of wearing the kimono is insufficient and does not fall down.

An object of the present invention is to provide a kimono that has a small capacity and a small number of tools and is easy to carry and move.

It is an object to provide a kimono that can be put on and taken off in a short time.

An object of the present invention is to provide a changeable means for a kimono that can be worn when the existing kimono has a short length and cannot be worn.

[1] A lower garment of a kimono separated into an upper garment and a lower garment, which has a diaper that extends in the left-right direction, and a pseudo diaper that has the same appearance as that of a non-separated kimono. Solve the problem with underwear.
A kimono separated into an upper garment and a lower garment has been seen in the past. In order to separate the kimono into an upper and a lower garment, and not to lose the elegance of the kimono, and to make it look like an existing one-piece kimono, how to make a wet towel is a major issue. In the present application, the wet cloth is provided on the lower garment. In the existing one-piece kimono, the bottom end of Ohashiri is a continuous ring. For this reason, for example, in a normal kimono where the left front Meguro overlaps the outside of the right front Meguro, when the gutter is placed on the lower garment, the handling of the left end of the left front Megoro (more precisely, the left collar) becomes a problem. .. This is because at the left end of the front left corner, the ring of Ohashiri is cut off, resulting in a different appearance from the existing one-piece kimono.
Therefore, in the present application, pseudo diaper is provided. In the present application, the kimono separated into the upper garment and the lower garment is not limited to the one obtained by cutting the existing kimono, and may be obtained by sewing the upper garment and the lower garment separated from the beginning without passing through the existing kimono. Absent.

[2] The problem is solved by the lower garment of the kimono according to [1], characterized in that the artificial diaper is provided at the left and right ends of the diaper that extends in the left-right direction.
By providing the pseudo-wetting cloth at the left and right ends, the appearance can be made the same as that of the non-separated one-piece kimono cloth. In a kimono that has not been separated, the appearance of the wet cloth is usually set so that it fits inside the body around the left front. Therefore, by providing a pseudo-wetting cloth at the ends in the left-right direction, the appearance can be made similar to that of the non-separated one-piece kimono cloth. In general, in women's kimono, the left front sash overlaps with the outside of the right front sash, so the left-right direction end portion here is, for example, the left front sword end portion of the lower garment. Also, the simulated diaper is attached so that it has an appearance that emanates from the body side, for example, in the left front. Put the pseudo-wetting from the end of the front left around the body, wrap it around the body and wrap it in the right direction, and sandwich the end of the pseudo-wetting on the body side of the belt. As a result, the end of the pseudo-wetting is invisible from the outside.

[3] The problem is solved by the lower garment of the kimono according to [1], characterized in that the pseudo diaper is attached to the side sewing line of the diaper that extends in the left-right direction.
By attaching the pseudo-wedding to the side seams of the laterally extending hauling cloth, the appearance can be the same as that of a non-separated one-piece kimono. Normally, in a woman's kimono, the left front lap overlaps with the outside of the right front lap, and in this case, the side sewing line is, for example, the side front sewn line between the right front and the right rear. The soybean paste attached so that it is sewn into the side sewing line is placed on the right front lap, wrapped around the body and wound leftward, and the end of the pseudo diaper is sandwiched between the body side of the left front lap. As a result, the end of the pseudo-wetting is invisible from the outside.

[4] An upper garment which is separated into an upper garment and a lower garment, and which has a diaper that extends in the left and right direction and a pseudo diaper that has the same appearance as the diaper of a non-separated kimono. We will solve the problem with the provided kimono garment.
The outer garment and the lower garment form a kimono with a single appearance.

[5] The problem is solved by the underwear of the kimono according to any one of [1] to [3] obtained by separating an existing one-piece kimono into upper and lower two pieces.
The upper garment and the lower garment can be obtained by separating an existing one-piece kimono into upper and lower parts. As a result, it is possible to utilize the kimono that is owned but not worn by so-called reform, and wear it.

[6] The problem is solved by the upper garment of the kimono described in [4] obtained by separating an existing one-piece kimono into upper and lower parts.

[7] The problem is solved by the outer garment described in [4] or [6], which is characterized in that another cloth is added to a position where it is covered by a garment.
By adding another cloth to the position where it is hidden by the belt when dressing, even a kimono that cannot be worn due to its short body length can be worn and can be worn.
Even if the upper and lower garments separated from the beginning are sewn instead of cutting and sewing the existing one-piece kimono separately, by using another cloth at the position hidden by the obi belt Available.

By effectively using kimonos that I have never worn while owning, I can wear them easily, and I can wear kimonos that look similar to existing kimonos in a short period of time without the need for dressing skills. Even if the dressing skill is not sufficient, it is possible to wear a brilliantly worn kimono that can be worn brilliantly. It is possible to obtain a kimono that is small in capacity and number of tools and easy to carry and move. An existing kimono that cannot be worn due to its short length can be changed to a wearable kimono.

1 shows a line for dividing an existing kimono according to Example 1 and Example 2. The diaper according to Example 1 and Example 2 is shown. 3 shows a pseudo-wetting dish according to the first embodiment. 9 shows a pseudo-wetting dish according to the second embodiment.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. Both Example 1 and Example 2 are examples in which an existing kimono is cut into upper and lower parts to obtain a lower garment. Example 1 and Example 2 are different in the position where the pseudo-wetting is provided. Example 3 is an example in which an existing kimono is cut into upper and lower parts and then cloth is added to obtain upper and lower clothes.

In the first embodiment, 1. Cut an existing kimono up and down 2. 2. Make a wet towel on the lower garment and attach a simulated wet towel. After making various adjustments, the existing kimono is divided into upper and lower parts to obtain a kimono consisting of the upper and lower garments, by attaching a hook-and-loop fastener to appropriate places on the upper and lower garments. It will be explained step by step.

1. Cut the existing kimono up and down.
With reference to FIG. 1, when dividing an existing kimono 1, first, a dividing line 20 is determined. After dividing into upper and lower parts, the upper part becomes the upper garment and the lower part becomes the lower garment.The wearer wears the upper garment and then wraps the lower garment with a wet cloth on the body like a skirt and wears it. Wrap the belt from the outside. Considering such specifications of the upper and lower garments after cutting, the cutting line is determined as follows.

FIG. 1A is a view of an existing one-piece kimono as seen from the front. When viewed from the front, the kimono 1 comprises a right front sash 12, a right sash (not shown in FIG. 1 ), a left front sewage 10, and a left hood 11. A collar 16 is attached from the front to the front.

As shown in FIG. 1A, the dividing line 20 forms one straight line in the left-right direction when viewed from the front. The dividing line 20 is determined as follows. The kimono to be cut is put on the clothes, and a good-looking wetting position is determined according to the height of the clothes. Mark the Ohashiri position with a thread so that you can identify the position later when making the Ohashiri. Measure the length A (cm) from the lower end of the chopsticks to the front hem 13. Reference numeral 25 indicates the distance between the cutting line on the front side and the front hem 13.

The calculation formula of the length indicated by reference numeral 25 is as follows.
Acm+16cm (length of upside down) + [3cm x 2] (folding back of upside down) = Acm+22cm

FIG. 1B is a view of an existing one-piece kimono as seen from the rear. When viewed from the rear, the kimono 1 includes a right rear wardrobe 17 and a left rear wardrobe 18. The right front and left rear sewn, and the left front and left rear sewn are sewn together by the side sewing line 15.

As shown in FIG. 1B, the cutting line 20 has an arc shape with the back sewing line 19 as an apex when viewed from the rear. The division line 20 is determined as follows. Normally, when wearing a kimono, the back center of the wearer (the center of the wearer's back in the left-right direction) should be about 3 cm lower than the front center of the wearer with regard to the hem of the kimono, taking into account the thickness of the legs. It is preferable to wear. The lower body of a woman uses more cloth on the back side than on the front side due to the bulge of the hip. Considering these points, the rear side of the lower garment should be a cutting line in which the center of the back is about 6 cm longer than the corresponding position on the front side of the lower garment. That is, in the back sewing line 19, the dividing line needs to be at a position from the rear hem 14 to reach the next length (reference numeral 26). That is, the cutting line 20 viewed from the rear starts at a position above the hem (13, 14) by a length 25 (FIG. 1(a)) at a position intersecting with the left and right side sewing lines 15 and the back stitching is performed. At a position intersecting with the line 19, the line is a curve that gently curves toward a position above the length indicated by reference numeral 26 (FIG. 1B). In addition, when the clothing person is thin or fat compared to the size of the kimono, the back sewing line 19 does not coincide with the back center of the clothing person in order to adjust the excess width and the insufficient width of the clothing and to wear it nicely. There are often cases. The deviation occurs for several cm, and it is known in advance from the relationship between the body shape of the wearer and the individual kimono worn by the wearer. For this reason, when the back center of the clothing does not coincide with the back sewing line, the apex of the curve of the dividing line is provided not on the back sewing line 19 but on the back center.

The formula for calculating the length indicated by reference numeral 26 is as follows.
Acm+16cm (length of upside down)+[3cm×2] (folding back of upside down)+6cm=Acm+28cm

2. Make a wet towel on the lower garment and attach a simulated wet towel.
Make the Ohashiri 30 at the Ohashiri position based on the mark that was given when deciding the Ohashiori position. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 2, a folding back 35 having a length of 3 cm is provided to form a ring 36 facing vertically downward at the end portion of the hand towel.

When the lower garment with such a wet cloth is wrapped around the body of the wearer, the left end of the left pocket extending in the length direction has a ring 36 facing vertically downward at the end of the wet cloth. Break off. On the other hand, in the existing one-piece kimono that is not divided into an upper garment and a lower garment, the portion facing downward in the vertical direction at the end of the garnish is a continuous 360 degree circle around the human body. When wearing a kimono, the left front Meguro overlaps the outside of the right front Meguro, and in the kimono that does not divide into the upper and lower clothes, the left front Megoro is overlapped on the outside of the right front Meguro and the left and right are combined, so it will make Oshiori There is an uninterrupted loop in the area of mashing.

Therefore, a kimono with a separate upper and lower garment, compared to an existing kimono that does not have a separate upper and lower garment, has a lower edge of the front end when the lower garment is wrapped around the body. The difference is that the wheels facing downward in the vertical direction are interrupted. Therefore, it is a feature of the present application to provide a pseudo-wetting cloth at the end of such a soaking cloth so that the appearance does not have such a difference.

Specifically, it is as shown in FIG. FIG. 3A schematically shows a state in which the person wearing the lower garment 6 wears the lower garment 6 as a view from above together with the belt 40. FIG. 3B schematically shows the lower garment 6 in a state in which the garment person has spread it before wearing it.

The upper end of the lower garment 6 actually has an arcuate shape having an apex at the intersection with the back sewing line 19, but the arcuate shape is omitted here and the upper end is shown by a straight line. 3(a) and 3(b), the intersection of the upper end of the lower garment 6 and the back sewing line 19 is represented by a star symbol, and the intersection of the upper end of the lower garment 6 and the side sewing line 15 is represented by a white circle symbol, The intersection of the upper end of the lower garment 6 and the line where the front sash (10, 12) and the pocket (11, 9) are sewn is indicated by a black circle symbol, and the upper end of the lower garment 6 and the left and right ends of the lower garment 6 are intersected. Is represented by a double circle symbol. The left end of the pocket 30 when there is no pseudo rice ball 31 is the collar 16.

The pseudo diaper 31 is attached to the end of the collar 16 so as to radiate from the inside of the collar 16. In FIG. 3, the pseudo diaper 31 is attached to this position. When putting on clothes, as shown in Fig. 3(a), put the left front sash and the left sewage along the body outside the right sewage and the right front sewage, and turn the end of the pseudo-wetting 31 into the body side of the belt 40. Hide.

For simulated shavings, use cloth that does not affect the appearance even if it is removed, such as the cloth under the collar around the front right corner. In addition, a surplus cloth used when a kimono is tailored may be used as the material for the simulated diaper.

The pseudo diaper 31 of the first embodiment is suitable when the width of the kimono is sufficiently wide in relation to the body shape of the wearer and the end of the left sash reaches the side sewing line of the right front sash when dressed (Fig. 3(a)). Since the edge of the left sash is a collar, when the width of the collar is wide, the edge of the left sash is almost always over the side sewing line of the right front sash when dressed. FIG. 3 shows an example of the case where the neck width is wide. When the end of the left sash reaches the armpit side of the right front garment at the time of clothing, a pseudo-wetting cloth that starts from the side-sewing line and lays the pseudo-wetting cloth on the body with the ventral side as in Example 2 to be described later is provided. Not suitable. This is because there is no space along the body for the ventral side. This is also the case when the collar has a large width and the collar covers the side sewing line around the right front when wearing clothes.

3. After making various adjustments, attach the hook-and-loop fasteners to the appropriate places on the upper and lower garments (not shown).
A belt loop may be attached to the body side above the lower garment at a position where it cannot be seen from the outside. This is to make the lower garment a natural three-dimensional shape and to surely wear it on the wearer's body. In addition, it is good to put tack on the upper garment so that the looseness of the upper garment is gathered up nicely and wrinkles look good when the band is worn. The tuck should be placed symmetrically at a position hidden by the belt so that it cannot be seen. A collar and long sleeves are attached to the jacket.

Attach a hook-and-loop fastener to each of the upper and lower garments so that they cannot be seen from the outside. For the jacket, decide the opening degree of the collar and the shape of the crest according to the body shape, age, and preference of the wearer, and attach several fasteners at the positions where the two front edges fit together to improve the appearance. .. In the lower garment, according to the body shape of the wearer, in order to make the fall condition at the center of the back and the overlapping condition of the two front gurneys in the front look good, the number of positions around the waist and the front garments are set. Place fasteners in place. As a result, the wearer can simply wear the hook-and-loop fastener and wear a kimono consisting of the upper and lower garments with good looks.

The second embodiment is different from the first embodiment only in the position where the pseudo diaper is attached.

In the second embodiment, the dummy diaper 32 is attached to the side sewing line 15 on the right front side of the diaper 30. Specifically, it is as shown in FIG. FIG. 4A schematically shows a state in which the wearer wears the lower garment 6 together with the belt 40. FIG. 4( b) schematically shows the lower garment 6 in a state in which the garment person has spread it before wearing it.

The upper end of the lower garment 6 actually has an arcuate shape having an apex at the intersection with the back sewing line 19, but the arcuate shape is omitted here and the upper end is shown by a straight line. 4(a) and 4(b), the intersection of the upper end of the lower garment 6 and the back sewing line 19 is represented by a star symbol, and the intersection of the upper end of the lower garment 6 and the side sewing line 15 is represented by a white circle symbol, The intersection of the upper end of the lower garment 6 and the line where the front sash (10, 12) and the pocket (11, 9) are sewn is indicated by a black circle symbol, and the upper end of the lower garment 6 and the left and right ends of the lower garment 6 are intersected. Is represented by a double circle symbol.

The pseudo diaper 32 is sewn so as to be sandwiched between the right front and the right rear. The pseudo diaper 32 has an appearance as if it originates from the side seam line 15. As shown in FIG. 4( a ), the pseudo-wetting cloth 32 is placed along the body outside the right front mogul, and the end of the pseudo-wetting cloth 32 is put in the left front mogul soup to hide it.

When the width of the kimono is small in relation to the body shape of the wearer, as shown in FIG. 4(a), the end of the left front gurney (to be exact, the left collar) does not reach the side sewing line of the right front gurney when dressed. .. In such a case, the pseudo diaper which is attached to the side sewing line on the right front side as in the second embodiment is suitable. Even if the end of the left front sash does not reach the side sewing line of the right front sash when dressing, it is equivalent to the shavings originating from the end of the left front sash (the end of the left collar) as in Example 1. It can also be used as a simulated lunch. However, in that case, it becomes necessary for the simulated diaper to secure a cloth having a long length up to a position where the dorsal band is located. In addition, it is necessary to make a pseudo seam corresponding to the right front sash line on the pseudo rice ball. For this reason, the pseudo diaper as in the third embodiment is suitable.

In Example 3, after separating an existing kimono into upper and lower parts, a cloth is added to the separated pieces to obtain an upper garment and a lower garment (not shown). Thus, when the clothes are short in length before being cut, the kimono can be worn by separating the clothes into upper and lower clothes.

In the example according to the present application, the folding back of the wet cloth is 3 cm, and the cloth in the length direction for the folding back of the wet cloth is 6 cm. On the other hand, in the existing one-piece kimono, the waist cloth that has been tightened during folding is folded back to make a wet cloth, so a cloth in the length direction for folding the wet cloth is required to be at least 10 cm. For this reason, in the kimono according to the present invention, which is divided into the upper garment and the lower garment, the amount of cloth for folding back of the wet cloth is small, and the cloth that can be used in the length direction is obtained.

In the third embodiment, in addition to this, another cloth is added to a portion of the upper garment that is hidden when the belt is fastened from above to obtain a cloth that can be used in the length direction. The cloth used for the addition does not have to be the same as the original kimono, because it is used in places hidden behind the belt and not visible.

1 Existing one-piece kimono 6 Lower garment 9 Right garment 10 Left front garment 11 Left garment 12 Right front garment 13 Front hem 14 Rear hem 15 Side seam line 16 Collar 17 Right rear garment 18 Left rear garment 19 Back stitch Line 20 Dividing line 25 Vertical length of the front garment required for underwear 26 Vertical length of the back sewing line required for underwear 30 Wetting 31 Pseudo-wetting 32 Pseudo-wetting 35 Folding 36 Ring 40 Belt

Claims (7)

A lower garment of a kimono separated into an upper garment and a lower garment,
Equipped with a gutter that extends to the left and right,
Kimono underwear, with a pseudo-wetting to make it look like a non-separated kimono. The lower garment of the kimono according to claim 1, characterized in that the pseudo-wetting cloth is provided at an end portion in the left-right direction of the wetting cloth that extends in the left-right direction. The undergarment for a kimono according to claim 1, wherein the pseudo diaper is attached to the side sewing line of the diaper that extends in the left-right direction. A top of a kimono separated into a top and a bottom,
A kimono garment that has a gutter that extends in the left-right direction and that has a lower garment that has a pseudo-gutter to give the appearance of a non-separated kimono. The lower garment of the kimono according to any one of claims 1 to 3, which is obtained by separating an existing one-piece kimono into upper and lower two pieces. The upper garment of a kimono according to claim 4, which is obtained by separating an existing one-piece kimono into upper and lower parts. 7. The upper garment according to claim 4 or 6, wherein another cloth is added to a position where the belt covers when wearing the garment.

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