JP4253238B2 - skirt - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a skirt that is prevented from being worn with a short hem by intentionally folding back the body part together with a waistband.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, underwear such as skirts and trousers in which a waistband (a slightly hard belt provided so as to surround the opening at the upper end of the underwear) is provided around the waist is known. Such lower garments are widely used as those having excellent shape retention around the waist.

  For example, in Patent Document 1, when forming a waistline by stitching a waist lining to the front and back of the trousers as the waist structure of the trousers, the trousers are in contact with the inside of the waistline of the body. It describes what is characterized by providing an interlining tape that is stiffer than the waist lining. Accordingly, it is said that it is possible to tailor good trousers that have a beautiful waistline and do not blow out the waist lining due to long-term wearing or round washing without taking time for sewing.

  Further, in Patent Document 2, the shape of a pad in which a flexible fit material is attached to a core material having a shape retaining property as a non-slip combined pad for slacks, has a length that abuts from the front waist to the upper part of the hip. A belt-shaped pad is formed, and an underlined portion near the front of the heel is cut off to form an engagement strip that is locked to the hip bone, and this belt-shaped pad is placed inside the left and right openings of the slacks. The thing characterized by attaching is described. As a result, it is said that it is possible to provide comfortable slacks that do not have to worry about slipping down.

Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 57-034514 (claims for utility model registration, pages 4 to 5, FIGS. 2 and 3) Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 58-131908 (Utility Model Registration Request, Pages 6-7, Fig. 1)

  By the way, in recent years, one of the problems that faculty members of junior high schools and high schools are worried about is the disorder of student uniforms. For example, some girl students tend to wear skirts with significantly shorter hem lengths in line with the recent miniskirt boom. The reason why skirts with too short hems are not desirable as uniforms because they can not only be the beginning of the disturbance of the school morals, but also be a victim of crime by inspiring unskilled seniors Therefore, many schools regulate the skirt length of uniform skirts according to school rules. However, there are some female students who spend their skirts at the normal skirt length on campus but deliberately fold the skirt's waistband together with the body area to shorten the skirt's skirt length. There was doubt about the effective effect. For this reason, requests from teachers to uniform manufacturers have come to be desired to supply skirts that are difficult to intentionally turn around the waistband.

  However, the trouser waist structure of Patent Document 1 and the anti-slip pad for slacks of Patent Document 2 have different purposes in the first place, and even if they can be applied to skirts, they are intentional around the waistband. Therefore, it was not possible to effectively prevent turning back. That is, the waist structure of the trousers of Patent Document 1 is such that the interlining tape is placed in the switching belt (waistband), and therefore the periphery of the switching belt is perpendicular to the waistline direction of the switching belt. It was impossible to prevent the paper from being folded back with a width wider than the width. Moreover, since the anti-slip pad for slacks of Patent Document 2 can be removed from the waist portion, it is easy to intentionally fold the periphery of the waistband by temporarily removing the pad. It was something that would end up.

  Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a skirt that prevents the waistband from being worn with a hem length shorter than the original hem length by intentionally folding the waistband together with the body part.

  The above-described problem is that the planar reinforcing material is sewn in the waist direction (lattice direction) with the planar reinforcing material sandwiched between the upper part of the skirt outer material and the waist band lining, and at least a part of the planar reinforcing material is the waist band. This is solved by providing a skirt that is arranged to extend below the lower end of the lining. Since this skirt is arranged so that at least a part of the planar reinforcing material extends below the lower end of the waistband lining, the skirt has a width that is wider than the width of the waistband. Can also be prevented. In addition, when the planar reinforcing material is disposed only on a part of the circumference of the waistband, the periphery of the waistband is folded back with a width wider than the width of the planar reinforcing material (in the direction perpendicular to the waistline direction). It is possible to prevent forcible folding. Furthermore, since the surface reinforcing material is sewn in the waist direction with being sandwiched between the upper part of the skirt outer material and the waistband lining, the surface reinforcing material can be temporarily removed. It is difficult.

  At this time, it is preferable that the planar reinforcing material is a belt-like member extending in the longitudinal direction along the waist direction (the direction of the latitude line). This makes it possible to prevent twisting as well as folding around the waistband. At this time, it is more preferable that the planar reinforcing material is a belt-like member extending in a longitudinal direction along substantially the entire waistband lining on the back body side. As a result, the skirt can be made difficult to prevent movements that bend the hip joint, such as walking and bending forward.

  It is also preferable that the planar reinforcing material is composed of a planar core material and a covering material that covers the planar core material. As a result, it is possible to select a material that is soft and soft to the covering material and make the planar reinforcing material excellent in both bending rigidity and touch. At this time, the planar reinforcing material is a planar core material, a linear core material disposed so as to face the up-down direction perpendicular to the waist direction along the planar core material, a planar core material, and It is also preferable to comprise a covering material for covering and connecting the linear core material. This makes it possible to load the linear core material with the bending rigidity in the direction perpendicular to the waistline direction of the planar reinforcing material, and the bending rigidity of the planar reinforcing material is less than when the linear core material is not used. Can also be lowered.

  Furthermore, it is also preferable that the planar reinforcing material is sewn in a direction (meridian direction) perpendicular to the skirt surface and the waist direction below the lower end of the waistband lining. This not only enhances the integrity of the planar reinforcement and the skirt outer material, making it even more difficult to remove the planar reinforcement, but also when the skirt is worn, the top and bottom of the planar reinforcement is inverted. Exposure from the upper side of the waistband to the outside of the skirt can be prevented.

  At this time, pleats in a direction perpendicular to the waist direction (meridian direction) are formed on the skirt outer material, and the planar reinforcement is perpendicular to the waist direction along the skirt outer material and the valley of the pleats (meridian direction). It is preferable to be sewn on. As a result, when the surface reinforcing material and the skirt surface are sewn, the seam generated on the surface side of the skirt surface (the side not touching the wearer when wearing the skirt) can be concealed by pleats. .

  As described above, the present invention provides a skirt in which the waistband is intentionally folded together with the body part to prevent the waistband from being worn with a shorter hem length. For this reason, it is also possible to provide a skirt that can be worn in the correct original form of the uniform.

  Hereinafter, the skirt of the present invention will be described more specifically with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the skirt of the present invention as seen from the front body side. FIG. 2 is a schematic view of the rear body side of the skirt in FIG. FIG. 3 is an exploded schematic view of the BB cross section in FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the skirt 10 of the present invention has a planar reinforcing member 30 attached to the periphery of the waistband 20. In FIG. 1, the arrow A side is the rear body side of the skirt 10. Although details will be described later, the upper portion of the planar reinforcing member 30 is sewn in the waist direction with the skirt outer material 11 and the waist band lining 22 while being sandwiched between the upper portion of the skirt outer material 11 and the waist band lining 22. A part of the planar reinforcing material 30 extends below the lower end of the waistband lining 22.

As shown in FIG. 2, the upper portion of the planar reinforcing member 30 is sewn in the waist direction with the skirt outer fabric 11 and the waistband lining 22 (seam 41), and the lower portion of the planar reinforcing member 30 is the waist The band lining 22 extends below the lower end 23. In FIG. 2, the front side of the paper is the inside (the side that touches the wearer when the skirt is worn). The length L ₁ along the direction perpendicular to the waistline direction from the lowermost end 33 of the planar reinforcement 30 to the lower end 23 of the waistband lining 22 is the waistband 20 (in the direction perpendicular to the waistline direction). Although it varies depending on the width and is not particularly limited, it is preferably 2 to 15 cm when the width of the waistband 20 is in a general range (2 to 8 cm). When L ₁ is less than 2cm, there is a possibility that can not be enough to prevent the return of peripheral waistband, and larger than 15cm, there is a possibility that it becomes difficult to move the body when wearing the skirt. L ₁ is more preferably 5 cm or more, further preferably 6 cm or more, and most preferably 7 cm or more. L ₁ is more preferably 12 cm or less, further preferably 11 cm or less, and most preferably 10 cm or less. In this embodiment, L ₁ is about 8.5 cm.

  The shape of the planar reinforcement 30 is such that when the upper portion of the planar reinforcement 30 is sewn to the waistband lining 22, at least a part of the planar reinforcement 30 is below the lower end of the waistband lining 22. Although it will not specifically limit if it extends, In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1 or FIG. 2, the planar reinforcing member 30 is a belt-like member extending in the longitudinal direction along the waistline direction. . The length of the belt-like member (in the waist direction) is usually 15 to 70 cm, and is about 30 cm in this embodiment. Moreover, the width | variety (in the direction perpendicular | vertical to the waist direction) of a strip | belt-shaped member is 3-20 cm normally, and is about 10 cm in this embodiment. From the band-shaped member to the swelled portion of the wearer's buttocks (when the planar reinforcing material 30 is disposed on the back body side) and the root of the thigh (when the planar reinforcing material 30 is disposed on the front body side) When reaching, a notch portion may be provided in a portion corresponding to the bulge of the buttocks of the planar reinforcing member 30 or a portion corresponding to the root of the thigh.

  Although the place which arrange | positions the planar reinforcement 30 will not be specifically limited if it is a part of perimeter part of the waistband 20, or a perimeter part, it is a part of perimeter part of the waistband 20 (all circumferences of the waistband 20) Part). In this way, by arranging the planar reinforcing member 30 only on a part of the peripheral portion of the waistband 20, it is assumed that the waistband 20 is folded back together with the body part with a width wider than the width of the planar reinforcing member 30. However, the body part of the circumference of the waistband 20 is folded back with an uneven width between the place where the planar reinforcing material 30 is placed and the place where it is not placed, which makes the skirt 10 unclean. It becomes possible. For this reason, it is possible to prevent forcible folding back of the waistband around a width wider than the width of the planar reinforcing member 30. The place where the planar reinforcing material 30 is disposed is more preferably a half-circumferential portion of the waistband 20. In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1 or FIG. 2, the planar reinforcing member 30 is disposed on the half circumference part on the back body side of the waistband 20. The planar reinforcing material 30 is not disposed on the front body side of the skirt 10.

  The number of the planar reinforcing members 30 disposed on the peripheral portion of the waistband 20 is appropriately selected depending on the dimensions of the planar reinforcing member 30 and the skirt, and is not particularly limited. A small number is preferable. The number of planar reinforcing members 30 is usually 1 to 4, and in this embodiment, one planar reinforcing member 30 is used as shown in FIG. 1 or FIG.

  The planar reinforcing material 30 may have a single layer structure made of a single material, but as shown in FIG. 3, the planar core material 31 and the covering material 32 are made of separate materials. A multi-layer structure (a skirt using a planar core material) is preferable. In FIG. 3, the left side of the drawing is the inside (the side that touches the wearer when wearing the skirt), and the right side of the drawing is the outside (the side that does not touch the wearer when wearing the skirt). In the present embodiment, a linear core material (not shown) arranged so as to face the direction perpendicular to the waistline direction along the planar core material 31 is located at a position along the seam 43 (FIG. 2). It is arranged. The upper end of the linear core material reaches the upper end of the planar core material 31, and the lower end of the linear core material reaches the lower end of the planar core material 31. The linear core material may be attached by providing a sheath (not shown) in a direction perpendicular to the waistline direction on the covering material 32 and inserting the linear core material into the sheath. Alternatively, the linear core material may be directly bonded to the core material 31 or the covering material 32. The attachment position of the linear core material may be the inner surface of the reinforcing material 30 (the left surface of the covering material 32 in FIG. 3), but the inside of the reinforcing material 30 (with the planar core material 31 in FIG. 3). It is preferable that it is between the covering material 32) and the outer surface of the reinforcing material 30 (between the planar core 31 or the covering material 32 and the skirt outer surface 11 in FIG. 3). This makes it difficult to remove the linear core from the outside. The interval in the waistline direction in which the linear core material is arranged varies depending on the bending rigidity of the planar core material 31 and the linear core material and is not particularly limited, but is usually about 3 to 20 cm.

  Examples of the material of the planar core material 31 include woven fabric, non-woven fabric, resin film, and a material obtained by thermally welding a resin film to a woven fabric or non-woven fabric. In this embodiment, in consideration of sweat absorption and cost. , Using woven fabric. The thickness of the planar core 31 is usually 0.5 to 5.0 mm, and is about 2.0 mm in this embodiment. Examples of the material for the linear core material include metal, hard resin, wood, bamboo, and the like. In this embodiment, metal is used in consideration of bending rigidity. The radius of the cross section (perpendicular to the longitudinal direction) of the linear core material is usually 0.5 to 5.0 mm, and is about 1.5 mm in this embodiment. Furthermore, examples of the material of the covering material 32 include various types of fleece such as woven fabric, non-woven fabric, sleek, and bore fleece. In this embodiment, a woven fabric made of the same material as the skirt outer material 11 is used. As described above, by combining the planar core member 31, the linear core member, and the covering member 32, it is difficult to crush the reinforcing member 30 in the waist direction and is bent in a direction perpendicular to the waist direction. Although it is difficult, it becomes possible to make it excellent in sweat absorption and touch. When it is desired to improve the air permeability and water permeability of the planar reinforcing material 30, the planar core material 31 and the covering material 32 may be meshed.

  If the bending rigidity of the planar reinforcing member 30 in the direction perpendicular to the waistline direction is too low, it may be easy to intentionally fold back the periphery of the waistband. It is preferable that it is not easy to bend. Moreover, since the wearer may feel uncomfortable around the waistband if the bending rigidity in the waistline direction of the planar reinforcing member 30 is too high, it is not difficult to bend in the waistline direction by human power. Is preferred.

  Next, sewing of the planar reinforcing material 30, the skirt outer material 11, and the waistband lining 22 will be described. As shown in FIG. 3, the upper portion of the planar reinforcing member 30 is sewn in a state of being sandwiched between the upper portion of the skirt outer fabric 11 and the waistband lining 22. In this embodiment, from the left side (inner side) of the drawing to the right side (outer side) of the drawing, the waistband lining 22, the planar reinforcing material 30, the skirt outer material 11, and the waistband outer material 21 are arranged in this order. For example, a skirt lining (not shown) is disposed between the planar reinforcing material 30 and the skirt outer fabric 11 or between the waistband lining 22 and the planar reinforcing material 30. There may be. Further, the skirt outer material 11 and the waist band outer material 21, or the skirt outer material 11 and the waist band inner material 22 may be configured by a single piece of cloth that is connected.

  Arrows C to E in FIG. 3 represent locations where the waistband lining 22, the planar reinforcing material 30, the skirt outer material 11, and the waistband outer material 21 are sewn. At the position of arrow C, the core material 31 and the covering material 32 of the planar reinforcing material 30 are sewn. Further, at the location indicated by the arrow D, the waistband lining 22, the sheet reinforcing material 30, the skirt outer fabric 11, and the waistband outer fabric 21 are sewn, and at the location indicated by the arrow D, the waistband lining 22 and the waistband outer fabric 21 are sewn. Sewn. In the present embodiment, the upper portion of the planar reinforcing member 30 is only sewn at the location of the main body of the skirt 10 and the arrow D, but is not limited to this. For example, at the location of the arrow D It may be sewn. The stitches generated when sewing is performed at the locations indicated by the arrows C to E are the stitches 40 to 42 in FIG. 2 (in the same order).

  The planar reinforcing member 30 may be one in which the upper part is merely sewn to the skirt outer material 11 and the waistband lining 22, but is lower than the lower end 23 of the waistband lining 22 as shown in FIG. 2. Thus, it is preferable that the skirt surface 11 is sewn in a direction perpendicular to the waist direction (seam 43). Thus, when the skirt 10 is worn, the lower end of the planar reinforcing material 30 is inverted to the upper side of the waistband lining 22, and the planar reinforcing material 30 blows out from the upper side of the waistband 20 to the outside of the skirt 10. Can be prevented. At this time, a plurality of pleats 12 are formed in a direction perpendicular to the waistline direction of the skirt outer material 11, and the planar reinforcing material 30 is sewn in a direction perpendicular to the waistline direction along the valleys of the skirt outer material 11 and the pleats 12. More preferably it is worn. This makes it possible to hide the seam 43 with the pleats 12 and make it difficult to see from the outside of the skirt surface 11 (the side not touching the wearer when the skirt is worn).

It is the perspective view which looked at the skirt of this invention from the front body side. It is the schematic diagram which expand | deployed the flat part of the skirt in FIG. 1, and was seen from the inner side. FIG. 3 is an exploded schematic view of a BB cross section in FIG. 2.

Explanation of symbols

10 Skirt 11 Skirt Outer 12 Pleated 20 Waist Band 21 Waist Band Outer 22 Waist Band Lining (Waist Back)
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 30 Planar reinforcement 31 Planar core material 32 Cover material 40-43 Seam 50 Fastener

Claims (9)

The above-mentioned planar reinforcing material is sewn in the waist direction with a planar reinforcing material sandwiched between the upper part of the skirt outer surface and the waist band lining to prevent the waist band from being folded back together with the body part. A skirt in which at least a part of the skirt extends below the lower end of the waistband lining. 2. The skirt according to claim 1, wherein the planar reinforcing material is a belt-like member extending in a longitudinal direction along the waist direction. The skirt according to claim 2, wherein the planar reinforcing material is a belt-like member extending in a longitudinal direction along substantially the entire waistband lining on the back body side. The skirt according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the planar reinforcing material comprises a planar core material and a covering material covering the planar core material. A planar reinforcing material is a planar core, a linear core disposed along the planar core so as to face a vertical direction perpendicular to the waist direction, the planar core, and the linear core 5. The skirt according to claim 4, comprising a covering material for covering and connecting the materials. The skirt according to claim 5, wherein the planar core material is made of a woven fabric, a nonwoven fabric or a resin film. The skirt according to claim 5 or 6, wherein the linear core material is made of metal, hard resin, wood or bamboo. The skirt according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the planar reinforcing material is sewn in a direction perpendicular to the skirt outer surface and the waistline direction below the lower end of the waistband lining. The pleat in a direction perpendicular to the waist direction is formed on the skirt surface, and the planar reinforcing material is sewn in a direction perpendicular to the waist direction along the skirt surface and the valley of the pleat. skirt.

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