JP3897051B1 - Baby bathrobe - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To protect infants' sensitive skin at least safely without risk of rough skin and wounds caused by stitched parts and joints by suturing. A bathrobe for infants that can be used at least without anxiety and can quickly wipe the hair of infants.
An object of the present invention is an infant bathrobe having a bathrobe body and a hood for covering the head, the left and right front body and the left and right portions of the hood facing each other are made of a single cloth. Therefore, the position of the shoulder line can be achieved by an infant bathrobe having excellent three-dimensionality, characterized by being located on the lower side of the front of the shoulder ridge.
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Description

The present invention relates to a bathrobe for infants, in particular, provided with a robe for covering the head that can perform the above function in the same manner as described above, removing water attached to the hair, protecting the head from being cooled, or the like. It relates to baby bathrobes.

In general, bathrobes for infants are made of water-absorbing and heat-retaining fabrics such as toweling, and as a clothing worn after bathing or playing with water, it removes moisture from the infant's body and cools the body. It is something to prevent. In addition, it was continuously provided by sewing on the bathrobe body that can play the role of protecting the head from removing moisture on the infant's hair and protecting it from moisture remaining on the head as soon as it is put on the head There was a hood to cover the head.

When the hood for covering the head is put on the head, the stitched portion of the bathrobe body and the hood for covering the head directly rubs the skin every time it touches the infant's face or torso etc. As a bathrobe for infants with weak skin, the sewn part of the stitched part is wrapped with a separate cloth so that the sewn part does not touch the skin directly. Or what put the stitching part by a stitching part on the front side where skin does not touch directly is marketed.

However, the water-absorbing and heat-retaining fabrics such as towels that are suitable for the bathrobe for infants are thick, and the stitched portion by the stitched portion of the hood for covering the head continuously provided by stitching on the bathrobe body The method of wrapping the skin with a separate cloth or the method of making the stitched part by the stitching part front side creates uneven steps depending on the thickness of the cloth, so the risk of rough skin caused by rubbing the skin of an infant cannot be eliminated. It was.

According to the baby bathrobe disclosed in Patent Document 1, the baby robe is provided with a detachable joint between the vicinity of the back of the neckline of the main body of the bathrobe and the edge of the cloth that can wipe the head of the baby. When wiping the hair of an infant, it is one of the causes that the infant's skin is rubbed and roughened by the joint, and in some cases there is a risk of scratching the infant's head or torso, etc. Parents had to be careful not to let them be hurt.
Utility Model Registration No. 2086706

In general, the infancy body has a characteristic that the neck is extremely short and the jaw and chest are close, so that it becomes a double jaw, and the infancy movement has a characteristic that the limbs are fluttered and a joyful torsional movement is performed. Skins such as infants and infants' face, chin, neck and chest are delicate, and considering the infant's body shape and movement characteristics, uneven joints due to the thickness of the fabric of the stitched part by the stitched part and removable joints There was a high risk that an infant's skin would rub and cause rough skin and wounds.

In view of the above-described conventional drawbacks, the present invention wipes the uneven steps due to the thickness of the cloth of the stitched portion by the stitching portion of the hood for covering the bathrobe body and the head, and the bathrobe body and the infant's head. The joint that makes it possible to easily attach and detach the cloth absorbs the remaining moisture in a safe and secure manner without the risk of rubbing the skin of the infant's face, chin, neck, chest, etc. It is an object to provide a bathrobe for infants that has good heat retention and can dry the body without cooling.

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention is an infant bathrobe having a bathrobe body and a hood for covering the head, each of the left and right front body and the left and right portions of the hood facing each other. It is made of a piece of cloth, and the shoulder line is located on the lower side of the front of the shoulder ridge. Infants' bathrobes that do not pose a risk of rough skin or injury due to rubbing of the skin on the face, chin, neck, chest, etc. Is configured.

As is clear from the above description, the present invention has the following effects.
(1) A bathrobe for infants with a bathrobe body and a hood for covering the head, the left and right front body and the left and right parts of the hood facing each other are made of a single cloth, and the position of the shoulder line The infant's bathrobe located on the lower side of the front of the shoulder ridge has an excellent three-dimensional structure, so when the hood for covering the head is placed on the infant's head, the infant's head Even if the torsional movement or running around with the limbs fluttering, uneven steps due to the thickness of the fabric of the stitched part by the stitching part of the hood to cover the bathrobe body and head, the body part of the bathrobe and the infant The joint that allows easy removal of the cloth that can wipe the head can greatly reduce the risk of rough skin and scratches caused by rubbing the skin by touching the infant's face, chin, neck, chest, etc. it can.

(2) When the hood for covering the head according to the above (1) is placed on the infant's head, even if the infant swings and runs around with the head and limbs flapping, Infants can easily attach and detach cloths that can wipe the main body of the bathrobe and the head of the infant, as well as uneven steps due to the thickness of the cloth at the stitched part of the hood stitching part to cover the head Touching your face, chin, neck, chest, etc., and rubbing your skin greatly reduces the risk of rough skin and scratches, absorbs residual moisture, and keeps your body warm without chilling your body. Because it can be dried, parents can use it with peace of mind.

The best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings, but the present invention is not limited to the following modes.

The baby bathrobe in FIG. 1 is a fabric product that can be worn with the left and right in front.
In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a hood 1 for covering the head. 2 in the figure forms the left and right sides of a curved shape, covering the side and front of the body alternately from the left and right sides, wrapping the front shoulder, chest, stomach, and legs so that the ends are close to the armpits. It is 2 around the front.
In the figure, reference numeral 3 denotes the rear body 3 that forms a center that can continuously cover the back of the foot from the back by continuing the back of the hood 1 and the shoulder and side of the front body 2. In the figure, reference numeral 4 denotes a sleeve 4 that forms a sleeve for inserting an arm. In the figure, 9 is a side line 9 formed by stitching the sides of the front body 2 and the back body 3 together.
In the figure, reference numeral 10 denotes an undersleeve line 10 formed by sewing the sleeve 4 into a cylindrical shape for putting an arm.
In the figure, reference numeral 11 denotes a shoulder line 11 formed by stitching the shoulders of the front body 2 and the back body 3.
In the figure, reference numeral 12 denotes a hem part and a rear hem 12 of the back body 3.

FIG. 1 is a schematic front view showing the configuration of an infant bathrobe, and FIG. 2 is a schematic rear view showing the configuration of the infant bathrobe.
This bathrobe is made of toweling, with a hood 1 to cover the head, a front part 2 of the cloth part that forms the left and right in front, a rear part 3 of the cloth part that covers the back of the foot from the back, and arms And a sleeve 4 of the cloth portion forming a sleeve for inserting the sleeve. There is no stitched portion between the hood 1 for covering the head and the front body 2.

As shown in FIG. 7, the hood 1 and the front body 2 have a stitched line formed by sewing the shoulders of the front body 2 and the back body 3 in order to form a single cloth without a stitched portion. This was achieved by shifting 11 to the lower side of the front body 2 from the shoulder ridge. By this, when the infant or infant is laid down, there is little risk of rough skin or scratches due to the skin touching and rubbing by the stitched portion of the shoulder line 11, and the guardian can protect the infant's rough skin and wounds. There is little risk of losing it and it can be used with peace of mind.

FIG. 2 is a drawing showing the back of the hooded bathrobe of the present invention. In the figure, 5 is a hood suture line 5 formed by stitching the left and right sides, and 6 in the figure is a rear collar line 6 formed by stitching the back of the hood 1 and the neckline of the back body 3.
The stitching position of the hood may be at the center of the hood, but if it is located at the center, there is a risk of rough skin or scratches due to the head rubbing by the stitched portion. Therefore, it is preferable to deviate from the center. For example, it is more preferable that there are two suture lines as shown in FIG. 8 and the position of the suture line is greatly deviated from the center position of the hood. In addition, a polygonal cloth can be sewn.

Generally, the position of the stitched portion of the shoulder is folded as a fold mountain with the side line 9 and the sleeve line 10 as a guide, and when the front and right front bodies 2 are stacked in front of each other in a flat place, The shoulder line 11 often comes to the ridge bent at the position.
The shoulder line 11 of the baby bathrobe of the present invention is preferably 2 cm or more on the front body 2 side of the shoulder ridge. As a result, when the baby or infant is laid on the condition that the body of the bathrobe is expanded and the front body 2 is opened to the left and right, there is little risk of rough skin and scratches due to the skin touching and rubbing by the stitched portion of the shoulder 11 Therefore, parents can use it safely with little risk of rough skin and wounds.

In order to constitute the hooded bathrobe of the present invention, the position of the shoulder line formed by stitching the shoulders of the front body 2 and the back body 3 is the shoulder line 11 on the lower side of the front body from the shoulder ridge. The back neckline 6 is formed by stitching the back of the hood 1 and the neck 3 of the back body.
Since the hood 1 is composed of a single piece of cloth without a stitching portion between the front body 2 and the hood 1, the hood 1 is twisted back and stitched to be sewn to the neckline of the rear body 3. As a result, a three-dimensional space is created by hanging from the front of the hood 1 to the front body 2.
In other words, even if you put the hood 1 on the head of an infant who happily twists and moves the limbs, it does not stick to the delicate cheeks, chin, neck, etc. Therefore, there is no risk of rubbing and scratching the skin, and since it is a rounded bathrobe, it is a bathrobe that has good heat retention and does not cool the body without kicking the skin, and can dry the body.

As shown in FIG. 5, it is preferable to attach a leg towel towel 13 having a length and width that covers the back of the foot and covers the front and stomach of the foot. As shown in FIG. 6, the baby bathrobe and the foot-wrapped towel 13 of the present invention can be attached with a detachable joint. Thereby, the water | moisture content attached to the infant's toes and lower body can be removed to prevent the body from cooling.
The foot wrap towel 13 is preferably water-absorbent, such as a towel cloth. In addition, the shape is preferably a square, but various shapes such as a rounded shape and a polygonal shape can be used. If the side that directly touches the skin when worn is the back side, the detachable joint can be easily attached to the rear hem 12 and the vicinity of the edge of the foot-wrapped towel 13 on the front side of the back body. It is preferable to attach. The attachment means may be a hook, or a button and a button hole, a ring-shaped string, or a hook-and-loop fastener may be used.

The front body 2 wraps around the side and front of the body alternately from the left and right, and wraps the chest, stomach, and legs, and the inner side strap 7 connects the inner side of the front body 2 to the inner side and the inner side. For the inner string. The outer side string 8 is an outer side string for connecting the end part on the outer side of the front body 2 and the vicinity of the outer side to each other.

When wearing such baby bathrobes, place them on a flat surface such as on the bedding as shown in FIG. 4, with the front body 2 opened to the left and right, and the hood 1 for covering the head is a rear collar. It is spread out so that the inside of the hood 1 for covering the head can be seen at the upper part of the line 6, that is, the position of the head. An infant or an infant is laid on this, arms are passed through the left and right sleeves 4, and the infant is wrapped around the front body 2 that is inside as shown in FIG. At this time, the length of the inner side string 7 is adjusted according to the breast of the infant. Next, as shown in FIG. 1, the infant is wrapped around the front body 2 on the outer side, and the outer side string 8 is tied. Also at this time, the length of the outer side string 8 is adjusted according to the infant's chest.
Underneath the head is a hood 1 for covering the head, so that wet hair can be wiped as it is.
In addition, even after holding an infant or putting it on an infant who can walk, etc., just by covering the head with the hood 1 for covering the head continuously provided on the bathrobe body, it is more careful. You can easily do it by wiping your hair.
In addition, the baby's head can be covered by covering the head with a hood 1 for covering the head continuously provided in the bathrobe main body even after the infant is lifted or put on an infant who can walk. It is possible to protect it from being cooled by moisture remaining on the surface.

The body part of the bathrobe may have any design such as the presence / absence of a sleeve, the length of a sleeve, the length, the shape of matching the front body, and the like.
The bathrobe for infants of the present invention is preferably water-absorbing and quick-drying, such as towel cloth, but natural fibers are also preferred, and animal hair and silk are preferred, but can be appropriately selected.

The hood 1 and the front body 2 are one piece of cloth without a stitching portion, and the position of the shoulder line formed by stitching the shoulders of the front body 2 and the back body 3 is closer to the front than the shoulder ridge. When the present invention, which is the rear collar line 6 formed by stitching the shoulder line 11 on the lower side and the back of the hood 1 and the neckline 3 at the back of the hood 1, is put on an infant and covered with a hood, Since the space around the neck does not stick out and it is comfortable enough, there is no risk of rough skin or scratches caused by touching and rubbing the infant's delicate skin with sutures and joints, and parents can cool the infant's body. It can be used with confidence because it has good heat retention and can dry the body.
The cloth of the bathrobe body and the foot walnut towel 13 was made with a toweling fabric of natural fibers having water absorption. There is no stitched portion between the front body 2 and the hood 1 of the bathrobe, the shoulder line 11 is shifted to the front body 2 side, the hood suture line 5 has two suture lines, and the position of the suture line is the hood. When the infant was laid down after spreading the bathrobe of the present invention that was greatly displaced from the center position, the step of the stitched part did not hit the head, and it was possible to protect it from rough skin and scratches by the stitched part. Keep in mind that parents were able to use baby bathrobes. By attaching a foot-wrapped towel 13 to the detachable back hem 12, it was possible to remove moisture on the infant's toes and lower body and prevent the body from cooling down.
The fabric of the bathrobe body and the foot-wrapped towel 13 is preferably a natural fiber towel that absorbs water and quickly dries.

The baby bathrobe of the present invention is a safe one that can greatly reduce the risk of rough skin and scratches caused by touching and rubbing the delicate skin of an infant with a stitched part or joint by stitching. It is an infant bathrobe that parents can use with peace of mind because the risk of rough skin and scratches is greatly reduced.
Since there is no stitched portion at least in the front part of the bathrobe body between the hood portion for covering the head, which is provided continuously with the bathrobe body, this baby bathrobe can be used safely and securely.

Explanatory drawing showing the front of the bathrobe for infants in the state which tied the outer side string and tied the front string. Explanatory drawing which shows the back surface of the bathrobe for infants in the state which tied the outer side string and tied the front string. Explanatory drawing showing the front of the bathrobe for infants in the state which tied the inner side string. Explanatory drawing showing the front of the bathrobe for infants in the state of having spread. Schematic of foot walnut towel. Explanatory drawing showing the front of the state which attached the detachable foot towel towel to the rear hem of the baby bathrobe. Explanatory drawing showing that there is no stitched part between the hood for covering the head and the front body. Explanatory drawing which shows the back surface of the bathrobe for infants in the state which tied the outer side string when the suture line of the hood was made into 2 lines, and tied the front string.

Explanation of symbols

1 Hood 2 Around the front 3 Around the back 4 Sleeve 5 Hood suture 6 Rear neckline 7 Inner side lace 8 Outer side lace 9 Side line 10 Sleeve underline 11 Shoulder line 12 Back hem 13 Leg walnut towel

Claims (1)

A bathrobe for infants that has a hood to cover the body of the bathrobe and the head, and the left and right front and the left and right parts of the hood are made of a single cloth , and the shoulder line is located at the shoulder A bathrobe for infants with excellent three-dimensionality, characterized by being on the lower side of the front of the ridge.