JP4386769B2 - jeans - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to jeans having a hip-up function.

  In recent years, hip-up functions have been required for various types of lower garments from the viewpoint of the appearance of the hips when the lower garments are worn and the appearance of beautiful legs. With this hip-up function, by lifting the lower part of the hip that hits the base of the thigh (commonly called the `` lower butt ''), the hip itself itself is trimmed, and by clarifying the base of the thigh, It means the work that makes the legs look longer. Such a hip-up function can be realized by using a stretchable fabric and utilizing the work that the fabric that stretches by wearing tries to shrink, but because the normal lower garment is sewn with a non-stretchable fabric, For example, as seen in Patent Document 1, a stretchable fabric is sewn separately.

  Patent Document 1 relates to a slack having a hip-up function. Specifically, a stretchable fabric (elastic woven or knitted fabric) is formed into V-shaped left and right belts, and the bottom of the central intersection line of the left and right belts is located at the upper part of the inner thigh and the hip top line (hips). In this arrangement, the left and right side edges of the belt are sewn to the side lines and / or the waist line of the left and right body parts. In Patent Document 1, the upper edge of the stretchable fabric is positioned below the hip top line, thereby realizing a hip-up function, that is, an effect of lifting the lower portion of the hip and making the leg look longer.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2003-268606 (pages 2 to 4, FIG. 2)

  The hip-up function using stretchable fabrics can be easily considered, but in practice, the problem is how to apply stretchable fabrics to specific lower garments. Patent Document 1 proposes the use of a stretchable fabric as a V-shaped left and right belt for slacks. However, due to the structure of the slacks, the stretchable fabric is the center of the left and right back bodies. The sewn line and the side sewn lines of the front and back bodies must be sewn together. This means that the stretchable fabric is stretched across the two sewing lines and has a belt structure that is open in the vertical direction. In this case, the stretch that the stretchable fabric can show when worn is mainly in the lateral direction, and there is a problem that the vertical stretch that works by the hip-up function is not sufficient.

  Moreover, in patent document 1, although it is set as the V-shaped right-and-left belt body which an upper edge is located below a hip top line about the shape of the cloth | tensile_strength which has elasticity, as above-mentioned, it can be seen by the cloth | dough which has elasticity Since the stretch is mainly in the lateral direction, the stretchable fabric of the above shape is formed mainly by moving the hips from the left to the right, and does not necessarily neatly adjust the shape of the hips. The ideal hip-up function is to divide the hip into left and right mountains and adjust the outer shape, and the ideal hip-up function has not yet been realized with the V-shaped left and right belts shown in Patent Document 1. I think that the.

  In addition, although the slacks may not have a shape that fits the wearer's leg, jeans and other casual garments often have a shape that fits the wearer's leg, which is more than the slack shown in Patent Document 1. There is a strong demand for hip-up functions. Therefore, for casual garments such as jeans, the stretchable fabric that realizes the hip-up function can be expanded and contracted in the vertical direction, and the hips can be divided into left and right mountains so that the outer shape can be adjusted. The goal was to make jeans with a hip-up function.

Was developed result of examination is, a stretch lining made from a dough having stretchability coordinated respectively, stretch lining the center sewing Chakusen and back right and left rear inner edge against the hip lower portions of the left and right body and the outer edge, in the front body and back body jeans were sewn into WakiNui Chakusen of stretch lining, after a portion of the upper edge of the left and right outer sewing line of pockets each having near hip corresponding left and right back portion by sewn to each body, stretches toward the outer sewing line of the pocket, a jeans gathering each hip mountain divided into right and left toward the portion of the upper edge.

  The jeans of the present invention realize a hip-up function by arranging stretch lining for each left and right back body and sewing the upper edge of the stretch lining to each back body by the pocket's outer sewing line The stretchable fabric can be expanded and contracted in the vertical direction, and the outer shape is adjusted by dividing the hip into left and right mountains. That is, each stretch lining expands and contracts toward the outer sewing line of the pocket, thereby dividing the hip into left and right mountains and exerting a hip up function. This is an effect of providing a fixing point that determines the direction in which the stretch lining expands / contracts due to the external sewing line of the pocket.Therefore, the present invention is not limited to jeans. Applicable to any lower garment around the hip equivalent of the back body.

  Here, in order to demonstrate the hip-up effect more beautifully, the stretch lining is on the hip top line from the crotch part of the center sewing line on the left and right back bodies to the waist on the front and back side sewing lines. A curved upper edge, a lower edge extending substantially horizontally from the lower crotch part of the center sewing line of the left and right rear bodies to the side sewing lines of the front body and the rear body, and an inner edge along the center sewing line And it is good to have the outer shape enclosed by the outer edge along a side sewing line. That is, the stretch lining is formed in a substantially arc shape with the upper edge and the lower edge near the center shorter than the inner edge and the outer edge respectively, and the upper edge is open upward, and is directed downward from the hip top line. Thus, the lower part of the hip is lifted as a whole.

  Since it is preferable that the stretch lining adheres closely to the hip, it is desirable that the stretchability is exhibited in the vertical direction and the horizontal direction. However, in order to exert a particularly hip-up function, the stretchability exhibited in the vertical direction is relatively greater than the stretchability exhibited in the left-right direction, and more preferably tilted toward the vertical direction and the center sewing line. It is preferable that the stretchability exhibited in the direction is relatively greater than the stretchability exhibited in the left-right direction. Further, if the lower edge of the stretch lining is located in the vicinity of the thigh, the vicinity of the thigh can exert the function of tightening the thigh and shaping up.

  In addition, as described above, it is preferable that the stretch lining closely adheres to the hip, so that the stretch lining is the distance connecting the inner edge and the outer edge, the distance connecting the center sewing line and the side sewing line of each back body. It is preferable to make the stretch lining shorter and stretch in the left-right direction by sewing the back of the stretch lining to the back of the body with a pocket external sewing line. Thereby, the stretch lining in a tension state can improve the adhesiveness with respect to a hip. In the stretch lining, the upper edge and the lower edge are opened except for a part of the upper edge sewn by the external sewing line of the pocket, so that the extension given in advance is in the left-right direction connecting the inner edge and the outer edge. Strictly speaking, the extension also appears in an oblique direction connecting a part of the upper edge sewn by the external sewing line of the pocket and the inner edge or the outer edge.

  According to the present invention, by arranging a stretch lining in the back body that can be expanded and contracted in the vertical direction for casual garments such as jeans and so that the hips can be divided into left and right mountains and the respective outer shapes can be adjusted. Jeans with a more effective hip-up function and other garments with pockets that show the outer sewing line can be provided.

  The sewing of the upper edge of the stretch lining by the pocket outer lining line serves to provide a fixing point that determines the direction of expansion and contraction that is linked to the hip-up function. The stretch lining also has a function to prevent misalignment of the stretch lining by partially fixing the position.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a front view showing a state in which a stretch lining 2 is sewn on the right back body 11 of jeans 1, and FIG. 2 is a front view showing the shape and size of the stretch lining 2 with respect to the right back body 11 of jeans 1. Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing the wearing state of the jeans 1 to which the stretch lining 2 is sewn. Fig. 4 is a diagram showing that the stretch lining 2 and the stretch lining 3 are sewed on the right back body 11 of the jeans 1 in two layers. FIG. 2 is a front view corresponding to FIG. 1 showing a worn state. In FIG. 1, a pocket 12 (see FIG. 3) provided in the vicinity of the hip corresponding to the back body 11 is represented only by an outer sewing line 13.

  In the jeans 1 of this example, as shown in FIG. 1, stretch linings 2 are respectively arranged on the lower hip portions of the left and right rear bodies 11. The stretch lining 2 of this example is cut from a stretchable fabric so as to have stretchability (see the oblique solid line in FIG. 1) mainly in the vertical direction and in the direction inclined toward the center sewing line 14. Specifically, the stretch lining 2 of this example extends from the crotch portion of the center sewing line 14 of the left and right back body 11 to the waist of the front body 15 (see FIG. 3) and the side sewing line 16 of the back body 11. An upper edge 21 curved in accordance with the hip top line, and a lower edge 22 extending substantially horizontally from the lower crotch part of the center sewing line 14 of the left and right rear body parts 11 to the front body part 15 and the side sewing line 16 of the rear body part 11 And an outer edge surrounded by an inner edge 23 along the central sewing line 14 and an outer edge 24 along the side sewing line 16. In the stretch lining 2 of this example, the lower edge 22 is positioned in the vicinity of the thigh, and also exerts the function of tightening the thigh in the vicinity of the thigh (see FIG. 3).

  Examples of the stretchable fabric that can be used as the stretch lining of the present invention include fabrics knitted with stretchable warp or weft. Further, as means for directing stretchability, there are different warp and weft yarns for knitting the fabric, or a separate stretchable fabric or yarn is incorporated or sewn. Moreover, in order to better exhibit the stretchability, a plurality of stretch linings may be overlapped as seen in FIG. The overlapped stretch lining also has the advantage of increasing durability as a whole. From this, when a stretch lining is multilayered, only a portion that increases stretchability or a portion that increases durability may be multilayered. Moreover, the stretch linings to be overlapped may be sewn to each other, or may be sewn individually to the back body.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the stretch lining 2 of this example has a distance between the inner edge 23 and the outer edge 24 as it goes downward as shown in FIGS. The distance is gradually shorter than the distance connecting 14 and the side sewing line 16. Thereby, the stretch lining 2 of this example sews the inner edge 23 to the center sewing line 14 of the left and right rear bodies 11, and the outer edge 24 to the side sewing lines 16 of the front body 15 and the rear body 11, By sewing a part of the upper edge 21 together with the pocket 12 to the back body at the outer sewing line 13 of this pocket 12 (see the thick broken lines in FIG. 1 for the respective sewing lines 13, 14, and 16), the inner edge 23 Alternatively, it is possible to give an extension (see white arrows in FIG. 1) in two directions connecting the outer edge 24 and the outer sewing line 13. The stretch has a function of bringing the stretch lining 2 into close contact with the hip when the jeans 1 are worn.

  The stretch lining 2 sewn on the back body 11 gives the hip-up function by giving the overall sewing line 13 of the pocket 12 as a fixing point for determining the expansion / contraction direction, as a whole, by imparting vertical stretchability. That is, when the jeans 1 of this example is worn, as shown in FIG. 3, the stretch lining 2 along with the back body 11 is deformed following the hip and stretched by being pushed and spread out by the hip. A restoring force is generated, and the hip-up function is exhibited by this restoring force.

  The hip-up function is such that the stretch lining 2 extends in the vertical direction with the outline sewing line 13 as a reference, with a part of the upper edge 21 sewn at the outline sewing line 13 of the pocket 12 as a fixed point. Depending on the resilience generated In a garment using a stretch lining similar to the conventional one, there is no fixed point for determining the stretching direction in the vertical direction, so the hip up function by the restoring force in the vertical direction hardly occurs. On the other hand, this invention can exhibit a more effective hip-up function by generating the restoring force of the up-down direction directly linked to the hip-up function in the stretch lining 2.

  Moreover, the restoring force in two directions connecting the inner edge 23 or outer edge 24 and the outer sewing line 13 previously given to the stretch lining 2 divides the hip into left and right mountains, and each mountain is in the center, that is, in the pocket 12. It has a function of gathering toward the upper edge 21 sewn at the outer shape sewn line 13, and it is not a mere hip-up function, and the hip can be neatly shaped. This is also due to the fact that the stretchability in the vertical direction around the outer sewing line 13 of the pocket 12 is exhibited, not the stretchability in the left-right direction connecting the inner edge 23 and the outer edge 24.

  Furthermore, the stretch lining 2 of this example follows the hip top line from the crotch portion of the center sewing line 14 of the left and right back body 11 to the waist of the front body 15 and the side sewing line 16 of the back body 11. Since it has the curved upper edge 21, as shown in FIG. 3, the stretchability which lifts so that the lower part of a hip top line, ie, the lower part of a hip, may be exhibited as a whole. With the stretchability that wraps around the lower part of the hip, it is possible to provide a jeans 1 that exhibits a hip-up function with excellent aesthetics, or a garment having a pocket having an external sewing line.

  In addition, as shown in FIG. 4, a stretch lining 2 having a lower lower edge 22 having a thigh shape-up function and a stretch lining 3 having a lower lower edge 22 that reinforces the hip-up function of the stretch lining 2 are provided. The structure which superimposes and sews both together can be illustrated. The stretch lining 2 and the stretch lining 3 have the same upper edge 21, inner edge 23 and outer edge 24, but have different vertical lengths due to the different lower edges 22 and 22. When the stretch lining 2 and the stretch lining 3 having different sizes are overlapped in this way, the small stretch lining 3 and the large stretch lining 2 may be layered in order from the back body 11, and the small stretch lining 3 may be covered with the large stretch lining 2. preferable.

It is the front view showing the state where the stretch lining was sewn on the right back body of jeans. It is a front view showing the shape and size of a stretch lining for the right back body of jeans. It is a perspective view showing the wearing condition of the jeans which sewn the stretch lining. FIG. 2 is a front view corresponding to FIG. 1 showing a state in which two stretch linings are sewn on the right back body of jeans.

Explanation of symbols

1 Jeans
11 Back body
12 pockets
13 Outline sewing line
14 Center sewing line
15 Front body
16 Side sewing line 2 Stretch lining
21 Upper edge
22 Lower edge
23 Inner edge
24 Outer edge 3 Stretch lining

Claims (5)

Stretch lining consisting of fabric stretchable in a hip lower portions of the left and right body a coordinated respectively, stretch lining the center sewing Chakusen and back left and right rear inner edge, and the side of the front body and back body of the outer edge in sewing jeans in sewing Chakusen,
Stretch lining by sewing a portion of the upper edge to each back body of said left and right outer sewing line of pockets each having near hip corresponding left and right back portion toward the outer sewing line of the pocket Jeans characterized in that it stretches and gathers up the left and right hip piles toward a part of the upper edge . The stretch lining has a curved upper edge following the hip top line from the crotch of the center sewing line on the left and right back bodies to the waist of the side sewing line on the front and back bodies, and the center sewing on the left and right back bodies Surrounded by a lower edge extending substantially horizontally from the crotch part of the dressing line to the side sewing line of the front and back bodies, an inner edge along the central sewing line, and an outer edge along the side sewing line 2. Jeans according to claim 1 having an outer shape. The jeans according to claim 1, wherein the stretch lining is relatively larger in stretchability exhibited in the vertical direction than stretchability exhibited in the left-right direction. The jeans according to claim 1, wherein the stretch lining is relatively larger in elasticity in a vertical direction and in a direction inclined toward the center sewing line than in a horizontal direction. The stretch lining has a shorter distance between the inner edge and the outer edge than the distance between the center sewing line and the side sewing line of each back body, and the stretch lining is sewn to the back body with the external sewing line of the pocket. The jeans according to claim 1, wherein the jeans are stretched in the left-right direction to be in a tension state.

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