JP3235666U - apron - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an apron capable of dealing with various situations.
SOLUTION: The upper body apron 10 is provided with front button holes 12R, 12L holes and side button holes 13R, 13L, and the lower body apron 30 is provided with front buttons 32R, 32L and side buttons 33R, 33L. , The upper body apron 10 and the lower body apron 30 are detachably connected to each other. A pair of left and right upper body strings 20R and 20L extending upward are provided on the upper portion of the upper body apron 10, and string holes 15R and 15L are formed on the left and right side portions of the upper body apron 10. The pair of left and right waist cords 40R, 40L are provided with waist cord button holes 43R, 43L corresponding to the side button holes 13R, 13L.
[Selection diagram] FIG. 2A

Description

The present invention relates to an apron.

Aprons are often worn on the outside of clothes for the purpose of preventing clothes from getting dirty during cooking and cleaning, and for hygiene purposes.
There are two types of aprons: one that mainly covers the upper body (a part of it), one that covers the lower body (a part of it), and one that covers the upper and lower body (a part of them) widely.
The type of apron is used according to the situation in which it is used.
However, it is uneconomical to have all three types mentioned above.

As prior art related to the present invention, there is one described in Patent Document 1.

Registered Utility Model No. 3226285

An object of the present invention is to provide an apron that can be used in various situations.

In order to solve this problem, the first aspect of the present invention has an apron for the upper body that mainly covers the upper body of the user and an apron for the lower body that mainly covers the lower body of the user. It is an apron that is detachably connected to the apron for the lower body.

"Detachable and removable" includes buttons, hooks (snaps), fasteners, hook-and-loop fasteners, and the like.

In this aspect of the apron, the attributes of the user (adult or child, or large or small) and the purpose of use (used for work that may stain the upper body, or for work that may stain the lower body). Depending on the usage situation such as whether to use it or to use it for work that may stain the whole body), the method of using only the upper body apron and the method of using only the lower body apron are combined. There are three ways to use it: to use the one.
In this way, this apron can handle various situations.

The second aspect of the present invention is the apron of the first aspect, in which a pair of left and right upper body strings extending upward are provided on the upper part of the upper body apron, and the left and right sides of the upper body apron are provided. It is an apron in which a hole for a string is formed in the part.

In this aspect of the apron, in addition to the method of using the apron of the first aspect, it may be possible to use it as follows.
For the pair of left and right upper body straps, extend upwards at the front of the user, diagonally downwards behind the user through the shoulders of the user, and through the opposite lace holes (ie, behind the user). In, pass the right upper body string through the same left side string hole, and also pass the left upper body string through the same right side string hole) and extend them to the opposite sides of each other (that is, on the right side behind the user). Extend the upper body string passed through the string hole to the left, and extend the upper body string passed through the string hole on the left side to the right), left and right in the front part of the user through the side part of the user. Extend in the direction and connect the two.
In this way, the apron for the upper body can be easily held against the upper body of the user.

Similarly, it could be used as follows.
For a pair of left and right upper body laces, extend upwards at the front of the user, down through the shoulders of the user and behind the user, and through the corresponding lace holes (ie, behind the user). Pass the right upper body string through the same right side string hole, the same left side upper body string through the same left side string hole), and extend them to the opposite sides of each other (that is, the right side string behind the user). Extend the upper body string passed through the hole to the left, and also extend the upper body string passed through the left string hole to the right), and pass through the side of the user to the left and right in the front of the user. Extend to and connect the two.
In this way, even in this usage method, it is possible to easily hold the apron for the upper body with respect to the upper body of the user.

A third aspect of the present invention is the apron of the first or second aspect, further having a pair of left and right waist cords, and the pair of left and right waist cords are detachably connected to the lower body apron. It is an apron that is to be done.

"Detachable connection" includes connection by buttons, hooks (snaps), and the like.

In this aspect of the apron, in addition to the method of using the apron of the first or second aspect, it may be possible to use it as follows.
First, a pair of left and right waist cords are detachably connected to the lower body apron. Then, behind the user, they are extended to the left and right sides opposite to each other (that is, the waist cord connected to the right side of the lower body apron is extended to the left behind the user, and the waist cord also connected to the left side is behind the user. Extend to the right in), extend to the left and right in the front of the user via the side of the user, and connect the two.
In this way, the apron for the lower body can be easily held against the lower body of the user.

A fourth aspect of the present invention is the apron of the third aspect, wherein the lower body apron is provided with a plurality of buttons, and the upper body apron has a plurality of button holes corresponding to the plurality of buttons. The apron for the upper body and the apron for the lower body are detachably connected by the button and the button hole thereof, and the pair of left and right waist cords are provided with the waist cord button holes corresponding to the plurality of buttons or a part thereof. It is an apron.

In the apron of this aspect, in addition to the method of using the apron of the third aspect, it may be possible to use it as follows.
The upper body apron and the lower body apron are detachably connected by fitting a plurality of buttons provided on one of them into a plurality of button holes also provided on the other side.
At the same time, the plurality of buttons or a part thereof are fitted into the waist cord button holes, so that the waist cord is detachably coupled to the lower body apron and the upper body apron.
Thus, the button functions both to bind the upper body apron and the lower body apron (to form an apron bond) and to bind the waist cord to the lower body apron or its apron bond. It is more efficient than having a button for each function.

It is an exploded front view of the apron of one Example of this invention. It is an exploded perspective view of the apron of one Example of this invention. Regarding the apron for the upper body, it is the case of the usage method 1-1 and the usage method 3-1. It is an exploded perspective view of the apron of one Example of this invention. Regarding the apron for the upper body, it is the case of the usage method 1-2 and the usage method 3-2. It is a figure which shows the state which uses only the apron for the upper body in the apron of one Example of this invention. This is the case of the usage method 1-1. (A) is a perspective view seen from an oblique front, and (b) is a perspective view seen from an oblique back surface (this is the same below). It is a figure which shows the state which uses only the apron for the upper body in the apron of one Example of this invention. This is the case of usage method 1-2. It is a figure which shows the state which uses only the lower body apron in the apron of one Example of this invention. It is a figure which shows the state which uses the apron for the upper body and the apron for the lower body (the apron combination) in the apron of one Example of this invention. This is the case of the usage method 3-1. It is a figure which shows the state which uses the apron for the upper body and the apron for the lower body (the apron combination) in the apron of one Example of this invention. This is the case of the usage method 3-2.

Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
As shown in FIGS. 1 to 2B, this apron has an apron 10 for the upper body and an apron 30 for the lower body, both of which are detachably connected to each other. Both are basically made of cloth and have flexibility.
In addition, right and left shall be referred to from the user's point of view.

As shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, the upper body apron 10 corresponds to a part of the upper body of the user (based on a standard adult; basically the same applies hereinafter). More specifically, the upper body apron 10 corresponds to the user's torso (excluding the arms of the upper body and the neck and above) and the upper part of the lower body. There is.

As shown in FIG. 4, the lower body apron 30 corresponds to a part of the lower body of the user and the like. More specifically, the lower body apron 30 corresponds to the portion from the waist portion to the knee portion of the user.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 2B, the upper body apron 10 has a shape in which an arcuate concave portion 11 is formed in each of the upper left and upper right portions thereof based on a horizontally long rectangle. The arc-shaped recess 11 is recessed inward in an arc shape.
That is, the substantially upper half of the upper body apron 10 has a substantially trapezoidal shape that gradually widens toward the bottom. Similarly, the lower half has a horizontally long rectangular shape.
In this way, the width of the upper edge portion of the upper body apron 10 is considerably narrower than the width of the substantially lower half portion. As shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, the width of the upper edge substantially corresponds to (slightly narrower) the width of the user's torso (the front thereof). The width of the lower half is slightly narrower than the waist length of the user's waist.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 2B, a pair of left and right upper body strings 20R and 20L are provided on the upper part of the upper body apron 10. The upper body strings 20R and 20L extend upward from the upper part of the upper body apron 10.
A pocket 25 is provided in a portion slightly to the left of the center of the lower part of the upper body apron 10.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 2B, button holes 12R, 12L, 13R, 13L are formed in the lower portion of the upper body apron 10. As shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, the button holes 12R to 13L are both provided at height positions corresponding to the height of the waist of the user.
As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3B, the button holes 12R to 13L have front button holes 12R and 12L and side button holes 13R and 13L, both of which are provided in pairs on the left and right.
The pair of front button holes 12R and 12L are provided near the center of the upper body apron 10 in the left-right direction (front portion when in use). The pair of side button holes 13R and 13L are provided on the left and right side portions of the upper body apron 10.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 2B, of the left and right sides of the upper body apron 10, the portion immediately below the arcuate recess 11 (as shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, the waist portion of the user). The string holes 15R and 15L are formed in (corresponding to the height).
The pair of left and right string holes 15R and 15L have a linear shape extending vertically, and the length thereof corresponds to the width of the upper body strings 20R and 20L.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 2B, the lower body apron 30 has a horizontally long rectangular shape. The width of the lower body apron 30 is the same as the width of the lower half of the upper body apron 10.
Buttons 32R, 32L, 33R, 33L are attached near the upper edge of the lower body apron 30. The buttons 32R, 32L, 33R, 33L correspond to the button holes 12R, 12L, 13R, 13L of the upper body apron 10.
That is, there are two types of buttons 32R to 33L, front buttons 32R and 32L and side buttons 33R and 33L, both of which are provided in pairs on the left and right. The front buttons 32R and 32L correspond to the front button holes 12R and 12L, and the side buttons 33R and 33L correspond to the side button holes 13R and 13L.

The lower body apron 30 is accompanied by a pair of left and right waist cords 40R and 40L. Button holes (waist cord button holes) 43R, 43L are formed at the base ends of the waist cords 40R, 40L.

Next, the method of using this apron and its action and effect will be described.
Depending on the situation in which this apron is used, 1) when the apron 10 for the upper body is used alone, 2) when the apron 30 for the lower body is used alone, and 3) the apron 10 for the upper body and the apron 30 for the lower body are combined. There are three ways to use it.

[Usage 1]
When used by children or small people, or when doing work that may only stain the upper body, use (wear) only the upper body apron 10 as shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B. ..

<Usage 1-1>
As the first method of use, as shown in FIG. 3A, each upper body string 20R, 20L is extended upward in the front part of the user, and both sides pass behind the user through the shoulder part of the user. Extend it diagonally downward so that it crosses, and pass it through the contradictory string holes 15L and 15R (see also FIG. 2A). That is, behind the user, the right upper body string 20R is passed through the left string hole 15L. Also, pass the upper body string 20L on the left side through the string hole 15R on the right side. The upper body strings 20R and 20L may be inserted into the string holes 15L and 15R from the front side (outside) or the back side (inside) of the upper body apron 10 (the back side (inside) in FIG. 2A). The case of inserting from is shown in the figure).
Further, the upper body strings 20R and 20L are extended to the left and right sides of each other. That is, behind the user, the upper body string 20L passed through the left string hole 15L is extended to the right, and the upper body string 20L also passed through the right side string hole 15R is extended to the left.
Then, the upper body strings 20R and 20L are extended in the left-right direction at the front portion of the user via the side portion of the user, and the two are tied together.
In this way, the apron 10 for the upper body can be easily held against the upper body of the user.

<How to use 1-2>
Similarly, as the second usage method of the usage method 1, as shown in FIG. 3B, each upper body string 20R, 20L is extended upward at the front part of the user, and the user passes through the shoulder part of the user. Extend downwards approximately parallel to each other and pass through the corresponding string holes 15R, 15L (see also FIG. 2B). That is, behind the user, the right upper body string 20R is passed through the right side string hole 15R. Also, pass the upper body string 20L on the left side through the string hole 15L on the left side as well. The upper body strings 20R and 20L may be inserted into the string holes 15R and 15L from the front side (outside) or the back side (inside) of the upper body apron 10 (in FIG. 2B, the front side (front side). The case of inserting from the outside) is shown in the figure).
Further, the upper body strings 20R and 20L are extended to the left and right sides of each other. That is, behind the user, the upper body string 20R passed through the right string hole 15R is extended to the left, and the upper body string 20L also passed through the left string hole 15L is extended to the right.
Then, the upper body strings 20R and 20L are extended in the left-right direction at the front portion of the user via the side portion of the user, and the two are tied together.
Thus, even with this method, it is possible to easily hold the upper body apron 10 to the upper body of the user.

[Usage 2]
On the other hand, when used for work in which only the lower body may be soiled, only the lower body apron 30 is used as shown in FIG.

In that case, first, the left and right waist cords 40R and 40L are attached to the lower body apron 30 (see also FIG. 2A or FIG. 2B). That is, the left and right side buttons 33R, 33L of the lower body apron 30 are fitted to the button holes 43R, 43L of the waist cords 40R, 40L.
Then, the waist cords 40R and 40L are extended to the left and right sides behind each other behind the user. That is, the waist cord 40R connected to the right side button 33R of the lower body apron 30 is extended to the left behind the user, and the waist cord 40L also connected to the left side button 33L is extended to the right behind the user. extend.
Then, each of the waist cords 40R and 40L is extended in the left-right direction at the front portion of the user via the side portion of the user, and both are connected.
In this way, the lower body apron 30 can be easily held against the lower body of the user.

[Usage 3]
In addition, when using it for work that may stain almost the whole body, as shown in FIGS. 5A and 5B, use a combination (apron combination) of the apron 10 for the upper body and the apron 30 for the lower body. do.
<Usage method 3-1>
As the first method of use thereof, first, as shown in FIGS. 2A and 5A, the apron 10 for the upper body and the apron 30 for the lower body are combined to form an apron bond.
That is, the front buttons 32R and 32L of the lower body apron 30 are fitted to the front button holes 12R and 12L of the upper body apron 10. Further, the side buttons 33R, 33L of the lower body apron 30 are fitted to the side button holes 13R, 13L of the upper body apron 10.

Then, the apron bond formed as described above is worn as follows.
That is, the apron 10 for the upper body is worn as shown in the usage method 1-1. On the other hand, for the lower body apron 30, the waist cords 40R and 40L are not attached.
In this way, as the upper body apron 10 is held against the upper body of the user, the lower body apron 30 is also held against the lower body of the user.
In this way, it is possible to easily hold the apron conjugate of the apron 10 for the upper body and the apron 30 for the lower body to almost the whole body of the user.

<How to use 3-2>
Similarly, the second usage method of the usage method 3 is as follows.
First, as in the first usage method, as shown in FIGS. 2B and 5B, the apron 10 for the upper body and the apron 30 for the lower body are combined to form an apron bond.

Then, the apron bond formed as described above is worn as follows.
That is, the apron 10 for the upper body is worn as shown in the method 1-2, and the apron 30 for the lower body is worn as shown in the method 2.
In this way, it is possible to easily hold the apron conjugate of the apron 10 for the upper body and the apron 30 for the lower body to almost the whole body of the user.

Regarding the usage method 3, there may be a usage method corresponding to the middle between the usage method 3-1 and the usage method 3-2.
That is, the upper body apron 10 is used as in the usage method 3-1 and the lower body apron 30 is used as in the usage method 3-2, and conversely, the upper body apron 10 is used as in the usage method 3-. It is used as in 2, and the lower body apron 30 is used as in method 3-1.

It should be noted that the above is merely an embodiment of the present invention, and it goes without saying that the present invention can be implemented in a mode in which various modifications are made based on the knowledge of those skilled in the art.

10 Apron for upper body 12R, 12L Front button hole (button hole)
13R, 13L Side button hole (button hole)
15R, 15L String hole 20R, 20L Upper body string 30 Lower body apron 32R, 32L Front button (button)
33R, 33L Side button (button)
40R, 40L waist cord 43R, 43L button hole (waist cord button hole)

Claims (4)

An apron for the upper body that mainly covers the upper body of the user,
It has a lower body apron that mainly covers the lower body of the user,
The upper body apron and the lower body apron are detachably connected to each other.
apron. The apron according to claim 1.
A pair of left and right upper body strings extending upward are provided on the upper part of the upper body apron.
Holes for strings are formed on the left and right side portions of the upper body apron.
apron. The apron according to claim 1 or 2.
In addition, it has a pair of left and right waist cords.
The pair of left and right waist cords are detachably connected to the lower body apron.
apron. The apron according to claim 3.
The lower body apron is provided with a plurality of buttons, and the upper body apron is provided with a plurality of button holes corresponding to the plurality of buttons, and the buttons and the button holes provide the upper body apron and the lower body apron. And are detachably combined,
The pair of left and right waist cords are provided with waist cord button holes corresponding to the plurality of buttons or a part thereof.
apron.

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