JP3227447U - The lower garment made of one piece of cloth with the left and right front body sewn sewn on the right front and the back sewn portion fully opened. - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a lower garment for a kimono that reduces the physical and mental burden and increases the chances of wearing the kimono regardless of deterioration of physical function and cognitive function. SOLUTION: The left and right rear garments of a kimono undergarment divided into two at the body part are cut open without separating the left and right sides of the backsewn portion in the center of the kimono, and the left and right lower garment front parts are sewn on the back and side. A few pieces of cloth are sewn together by stacking a few pieces on the front right and sewn at the waistcoat. [Selection diagram] Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a lower garment for a two-part kimono.

Although there were simple kimonos in the past, it was a skirt/one-piece style that wrapped around the body by matching the body made of one cloth in front of the abdomen, which is assumed to be upright so that even one person can easily wear it. , It is often the case that the stride is restricted when walking, the wheelchair user or the bedridden person takes time to put on and take off even if assistance is given, and the person who does not sit up has difficulty in putting on and taking off. .. In addition, there is an increasing number of people with disabilities, elderly people, and people with dementia who need assistance for excretion, which is often a problem when wearing a kimono. The challenges are increasing. Further, when wearing a conventional kimono, since it is fastened with a large number of strings, the physical and mental burden such as fatigue and poor blood circulation is large. However, even if the lower garment is created by dividing it into two parts, it is difficult to eliminate the feeling of tightening and to secure the free movement of the lower limbs in a form that secures the waist circumference and hem circumference comfortably. Moreover, if the center of the back is fully opened and the front knee is covered and fixed, and the attachment/detachment is simplified, the exposed parts of the lower limbs are generated, which may impair the original beauty of the kimono and the dignity of a person. In addition, sewing of kimono is mainly hand-sewn, which is not easy for those who have little knowledge of Japanese style. Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2004-242242 discloses such a conventional simple kimono.

Patent registration No. 6507331

By devising a lower garment that does not interfere with the beauty and movement of the hem of traditional Japanese kimono, can be easily put on and taken off, and can easily excrete and assist excretion after wearing, and have less stride limits when walking. This will reduce the burden on people and increase the chances of wearing a kimono regardless of the decline in physical and cognitive functions.

According to the present invention, the lower garment, which is a kimono divided into upper and lower parts, is opened backwards, so that the lower garment in a single cloth state can be worn from the abdomen side of the front without sitting on the buttocks. It will be easier and will save time. It is possible to pull out the lower garment from the back side, which is divided into the left and right sides in the undressing state, to the abdominal side, and the burden of assistance is reduced by flipping up the lower garment even during excretion. In addition, by opening the lower garment backwards and opening it fully, it becomes a slit, making it easier to judge the legs and solving the problems when walking. If the lower limbs are exposed from the opening of the lower garment, it can be resolved by sewing a cloth on the right center of the lower garment on the back center side. Further, even when excreting or assisting excretion, the kimono can be easily flipped up because of the opening in the back, and problems of excretion and excretion while wearing the kimono can be solved. If you use a semi-collared garment, a obi with front sashes, and a simple post-making obi that has been processed into the shape of a drum or shell, you can further reduce the time required to put on and take off and easily put on and take off. In addition, when making, it can be easily made by remaking an already-made kimono, and in that case, the sewing part is not conspicuous even if a sewing machine is used. Parts such as complicated fasteners are unused and easy. If it is only sitting, it is possible to make it without using sewing tape or clips.

The underwear kimono of the present invention, which can be easily put on and taken off while sitting down, is easy to excrete, is easy to walk, has the original beauty of kimono, and can shorten the time to put on and take off the back, has physical and cognitive functions Despite the decrease in wear, the chance of wearing kimono is expected to increase. It has few sewn parts and is simple, and easy to create even if you have no experience in Japanese dressmaking. In addition, you can give a sense of season and moisture to your life, and have the opportunity to recollect the dignified life of wearing it in the past and to have a sense of self-affirmation.

It is a figure which shows the state which looked at the lower garment from the back side. It is a figure which shows the state which looked at the lower garment from the front side. It is a figure showing the state where a lower garment was worn.

The sewn kimono is divided into two parts, the left and right front body parts of the undergarment are sewn on the right front, and the back part of the back body is cut off so that it is fully opened and processed into a piece of cloth. It is also possible to produce a lower garment that is opened from the fabric.

An embodiment will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Separate the sewn kimono into upper and lower garments. Cut the seams on the back seam of the lower body to make it look like two pieces of cloth. Sew the backing cloth 5 to the right center of the back edge of the rear part 1 at the back and the back cloth. If the lower limbs are not exposed through the openings when worn due to the size of the body and the width of the kimono used, the pad 5 is unnecessary. Next, put the left front body 3 on top of the front and back waist circumference and right front body 2 so that the left front body 3 is worn and sewn together, and the waist circumference is sewn together to form a piece of cloth. To do. At this time, it is easier to sew and to clean the abdomen when wearing it if the right collar 8 and the left collar 9 are removed. A cloth string is sewn to the cloth string attaching position 6 and a rubber string is sewn to the rubber string attaching position 7. With this method, the waist circumference can be expanded or contracted according to size adjustment and movement without fixing the length of the waist circumference, and it is easy to tie and untie. It is also possible to make it with a one-touch removable rubber cord with an attachment. Further, when the user is not standing upright, the seam allowance of the waist circumference and the center of the back and the cut edge may be cleaned with a curing tape, or may be fixed with a clip or the like after wearing without attaching a string.

It is easy to put on and take off, can be easily excreted, and since it is a lower garment that does not impair the original beauty of kimono, it has the effect of increasing the chances of wearing kimono and has high industrial applicability.

1 left back body 2 right front body 3 left front body 4 right back body 5 additional cloth 6 cloth lacing position 7 rubber lacing position 8 right collar 9 left collar

Claims (1)

The back of the kimono undergarment divided into two in the torso part is fully opened by separating the left and right of the center backsewn part without stitching, and the left and right undergarments that are sewn on the back and side are overlapped on the right front The undergarment of a kimono that is sewn together with a piece of cloth.