JP5207566B1 - Nagoya belt - Google Patents

Abstract

【Task】
An object of the present invention is to provide a Nagoya belt that is easily tailored and economically tailored without waste.
[Solution]
The Nagoya band of the disclosure can be used as two types of bands with different patterns, and is a Nagoya band that continues in the order of full-width droop, half-width hand and half-width hand, and is different on the front and back surfaces of the droop The first handle or the second handle is arranged one by one so that there is no overlap, and the hand following the drooping is a form that is worn by wrapping around the torso part of the wearer of the Nagoya belt, The first handle or the second handle is arranged one by one in the front half and the second half of the hand so that there is no overlap, and the first handle or the second half of the hand following the hand One pattern or the second pattern is arranged one by one so as not to overlap.
[Selection] Figure 3

Description

  It is about the technology of the Japanese belt of Japanese clothes

  If a sack is used as a kimono sash for formal use, there is a casual sash called the Nagoya sash. The Nagoya belt can be fastened more easily than the bag belt, and it is a very handy belt that can be tightened not only for everyday use but also in a slightly modified place by using different materials and patterns.

  In addition, there are several ways of tailoring the Nagoya belt, and the shape differs depending on the tailoring method. In the Nagoya tailoring method, which is a general way of tailoring, it is tailored by folding it half-width from the part wound around the wearer's torso. It is done.

  On the other hand, there is generally one pattern for one kimono band, and the kimono band is expensive, and it may be difficult for each person to hold a large number of bands from the viewpoint of financial burden. Many. Even if you own a large number of belts, taking into account the housing situation in Japan, it is not easy to secure the belt storage space in a small house.

In view of the above circumstances, a number of proposals have been made regarding bands that can be used as a plurality of bands having different patterns even if only a single pattern is arranged on a band of Japanese clothes. As for the Nagoya belt in particular, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, for example, in Patent Document 1, using the hands and the front and back surfaces of the Nagoya belt, Nagoya can enjoy two types of patterns. A belt has been proposed. 1 is a developed view of the Nagoya belt described in Patent Document 1, and FIG. 2 is a view showing the Nagoya belt after tailoring.
Also in Patent Documents 2 to 6, a Nagoya belt that can enjoy two types of patterns with one is proposed.

Japanese Utility Model Sho 48-92127 Japanese Utility Model Publication No.57-35324 Shokai 54-76814 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 53-77028 Shokai 52-54226 Shoko 7-8818

  However, in the above-described conventional technology, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, since two belt patterns are arranged on the front and back surfaces of the hand and the hand, the portion is cut out from each of the two types of belt fabrics. There is a problem that it is difficult to tailor the two cloths to be sewn together.

  Also, the Nagoya tailored Nagoya belt is in the form of making a triangle at the joint between the full-width sag and the half-width hand. In the above prior art, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the half-width following the sag Because different fabrics are used for the front and back surfaces of the hand, the method of tailoring the joints is different from that of the conventional Nagoya belt, making it difficult to tailor.

  Further, normally, the band cloth is distributed in the form of the full width. However, in the above-described conventional technique, the band cloth wider than the half width of the seam allowance is required in the hand and the hand portion where the two band patterns are arranged. Become. For this reason, there is a problem that a band with less than half width without use is left by the length of the hand and the hand, and an expensive band is wasted.

  Therefore, in view of the above-described problems, the present invention has an object to provide a Nagoya belt that is economically tailored without wasting the cloth in addition to being easily tailored.

  One form of the disclosed Nagoya band can be used as two types of bands with different patterns, and is a Nagoya band that continues in the order of full width droop, half width hand, and half width hand, on the front and back surfaces of the droop The first handle or the second handle, which are different from each other, are arranged one by one so that there is no overlap, and the hand following the drooping is worn by wrapping around the torso part of the wearer of the Nagoya belt. The first handle or the second handle is arranged one by one so that there is no overlap in the first half and the second half of the hand, and the first half and the second half of the hand following the hand The first handle or the second handle is arranged one by one so as not to overlap.

  Furthermore, one form of the disclosed Nagoya belt includes the back surface of the sagging, the sagging surface, the front half of the hand, the second half of the hand, the first half of the hand, and the second half of the hand. It is characterized by being tailored from a single strip of full width that continues in sequence.

  Further, in one form of the disclosed Nagoya belt, in addition to the above configuration, the first handle is disposed on the back surface of the sagging, and the second handle is disposed on the sagging surface and the front half of the hand. The first handle is arranged in the rear half of the hand and the front half of the hand, and the second handle is arranged in the latter half of the hand.

  The Nagoya belt to be disclosed is easily tailored and economically tailored without wasting the fabric.

It is a development view of the Nagoya belt according to the prior art. It is a figure which shows the Nagoya belt after the tailoring which concerns on a prior art. It is a figure which shows the Nagoya belt (after tailoring) concerning this embodiment. It is an expanded view of the Nagoya belt concerning this embodiment. It is FIG. (1) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment. It is FIG. (2) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment. It is FIG. (3) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment. It is FIG. (4) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment. It is FIG. (5) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment. It is FIG. (6) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment. It is FIG. (The 7) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment. It is FIG. (The 8) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment. It is FIG. (9) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment. It is FIG. (10) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment. It is a figure (the 11) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment. It is FIG. (12) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment. It is FIG. (13) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment.

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS Embodiments for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
(Nagoya belt structure according to this embodiment)

  The structure of the Nagoya belt 1 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating the entire Nagoya belt 1 after tailoring, in which FIG. 3 (a) is a plan view of the surface of the Nagoya belt 1, and FIG. 3 (b) is a plan view of the back surface of the Nagoya belt 1. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a state when the Nagoya belt 1 is a single belt at the stage before tailoring.

The Nagoya belt 1 is a Nagoya belt tailored with the tailoring of Nagoya, and the part of the drooping 2 (taiko) is full width, but the hand 8 wound around the wearer's 40 to the hand 14 is folded in half width and tailored. Yes. In addition, the Nagoya belt 1 is a single belt, but the two different patterns can be enjoyed with the different first patterns 22 and second patterns 24 separately.
As shown in FIG. 3, the Nagoya belt 1 has a sag 2, a hand 8, and a hand 14, and the sag 2, the hand 8, and the hand 14 are connected in this order.

  The sagging 2 is a part that makes a drum on the back of the wearer 40, and the sagging 2 includes a front surface 4 and a back surface 6. On the front surface 4 and the back surface 6, the first handle 22 and the second handle 24 are arranged one by one without overlapping.

  The hand 8 is worn by wrapping around the waist of the wearer 40 twice. The hand 8 may be wound around the waist of the wearer 40 once or twice. Alternatively, the hand 8 may be wrapped around the waist of the wearer 40 and worn. The hand 8 includes a front half (first round) 10 and a rear half (second round) 12, and the first handle 22 and the second handle 24 overlap in the front half 10 and the rear half 12. One by one. At this time, the front and back surfaces of the front half 10 have the same pattern, and the front and back surfaces of the rear half 12 have the same pattern.

The length of the hand 14 is twice the length of the hand attached to a general Nagoya belt. The hand 14 includes a front half 16 and a rear half 18, each having the same length as the hand attached to a general Nagoya belt. The first handle 22 and the second handle 24 are arranged one by one in the first half 16 and the second half 18 without overlapping. At this time, the front and back surfaces of the front half 16 have the same pattern, and the front and back surfaces of the rear half 18 have the same pattern.
As shown in FIG. 3, the Nagoya belt 1 is continuous in the order of sagging 2, the first half 10 of the hand, the second half 12 of the hand, the first half 16 of the hand, and the second half 18 of the hand.

  The Nagoya belt 1 is tailored from a single belt as shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 4, since only one type of woven cloth appears in the short direction of the woven cloth before the Nagoya obi 1 is tailored, the triangular portion formed at the joint between the drooping surface 4 and the front half 10. The method of tailoring 20 and half-width hands 8 and 14 is as easy as the general method of tailoring the Nagoya belt. Therefore, the Nagoya belt 1 can also be used as it is for the machine sewing method used in the general Nagoya belt. That is, since the Nagoya belt 1 can be tailored by a conventional tailoring method, the tailoring is easy.

  Moreover, in the hand 8 and the hand 14 tailored to a half width, the full-width band cloth is folded in half so that the front and back surfaces have the same pattern, and separate patterns are arranged in the front half and the rear half. Therefore, the Nagoya belt 1 can be tailored with a small amount of belt cloth as compared with the conventional technology that requires a seam allowance at the hand and hand portions as shown in FIGS.

  In general, the bandage is distributed in full width. In the prior art shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a band with a width of “half width + α (sewing allowance)” is required in the hand and hand tailored to half width, and is not used. The portion of “half width−α” is wasted. Therefore, the Nagoya belt shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 requires the length in the longitudinal direction of the hand and the hand portion of the two belt cloths. On the other hand, in the Nagoya belt 1, it is sufficient to have a belt with half the length of the hand 8 and the length of the hand 14. In other words, the Nagoya belt 1 requires less half of the length of the hand 8 than the Nagoya belt shown in FIGS.

As shown in FIG. 4, in the Nagoya belt 1, the first handle 22 is on the drooping back surface 6, the second handle 24 is on the drooping surface 8 and the front half portion 10, the rear half portion 12 and the front half portion on the front side. It is preferable that a first handle 22 is arranged at 16 and a second handle 24 is arranged at the rear half 18 of the hand. This is because the number of places where the woven cloth is contacted (the number of times the woven cloth is contacted) can be reduced.
(How to use the Nagoya belt according to this embodiment)

The usage method (how to wind the Nagoya belt 1) of the Nagoya belt 1 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. Here, the winding method of the Nagoya belt 1 in which the first handle 22 and the second handle 24 are arranged as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 will be described. However, in the Nagoya belt 1, regardless of the arrangement of the first handle 22 and the second handle 24, the pattern appearing on the table is either the first handle 22 or the second handle 24. By wrapping it around the body, you can enjoy the two bands separately.
(1) Making a drum first and then winding the band around the body

  A method of winding a band around the body after making a drum with the sag 2 will be described with reference to FIGS. FIGS. 5 to 11 are diagrams for explaining the method of winding the band around the body after making the drum with the sag 2 in order.

  First, how to wind the handle 24 arranged on the sagging surface 4 as a table will be described. As a first procedure, as shown in FIG. 5, the wearer 40 places the Nagoya belt 1 with the hand 8 sideways, and jumps up the drooping (taiko) 2 vertically upward.

  As a second procedure, the wearer 40 prepares a string having a length around his / her torso, and adjusts the length of the hand 8 using the string. Then, the wearer 40 folds the unnecessary portion (remaining hand 8) from the position of the apex of the triangular portion 20 of the sag 2 to the opposite side (left side) and fastens it with the clip 42.

  As a third procedure, as shown in FIG. 5, the wearer 40 folds the hand 8 to the back side (the other side) with the handle 24 arranged on the drooping surface 4 as a table. Then, the wearer 40 fastens the clip 42 as shown in FIG.

  As a fourth procedure, the wearer 40 makes a drum with the sag 2 as shown in FIG. 7, and then folds the hand 14 as shown in FIG. 8 and puts it in the drum 2. At this time, the handle 22 arranged on the drooping back surface 6 is folded inward so as not to come out to the front (so as not to be visible from the outside).

  As a fifth procedure, as shown in FIG. 9, the wearer 40 sets a band pillow 44, a band lift 46, and a band clamp 48 on which gauze is hung, and fixes the position of the drum 2 etc. with the clip 42 or the clothespin. The wearer 40 carries the drum 2 on his back and ties the gauze in front of the body.

  As a sixth procedure, the wearer 40 wraps the hand 8 folded twice around his torso and fastens it with a clip 42 in the drum 2 on the back. Thereafter, when the wearer 40 tightens the band fastening, the wearing work of the band 1 is completed.

  Next, how to wind the handle 22 arranged on the drooping back surface 6 will be described. As a first procedure, as shown in FIG. 10, the wearer 40 places the Nagoya belt 1 with the hand 8 sideways, and jumps up the drooping (taiko) 2 vertically upward.

  As a second procedure, the wearer 40 prepares a string having a length around his / her torso and adjusts the length of the hand 8 using the string. Then, the wearer 40 folds the unnecessary portion (remaining hand 8) from the position of the apex of the triangular portion 20 of the sag 2 to the opposite side (left side) and fastens it with the clip 42.

  As a third procedure, as shown in FIG. 10, the wearer 40 folds the hand 8 to the front side with the handle 22 arranged on the drooping back surface 6 as a table. Then, the wearer 40 fastens the clip 42 as shown in FIG.

  As a fourth procedure, the wearer 40 makes a drum with the drip 2 with the handle 22 arranged on the drooping back surface 6 as the front, similarly to FIGS. 7 and 8, and then folds the hand 14 to fold the drum 2 Put in. At this time, the handle 24 disposed on the drooping surface 4 is folded inward so as not to come out to the front (so as not to be visible from the outside). The tip end portion of the folded sag 2 is inserted into the back side of the hand 8.

  As a fifth procedure, as shown in FIG. 9, the wearer 40 sets a band pillow 44, a band lift 46, and a band clamp 48 on which gauze is hung, and fixes the position of the drum 2 etc. with the clip 42 or the clothespin. The wearer 40 carries the drum 2 on his back and ties the gauze in front of the body.

As a sixth procedure, the wearer 40 wraps the hand 8 folded twice around his torso and fastens it with a clip 42 in the drum 2 on the back. Thereafter, when the wearer 40 tightens the band fastening, the wearing work of the band 1 is completed.
(2) How to wrap the belt directly around the body

A method of winding the Nagoya belt 1 directly around the wearer 40 will be described with reference to FIGS. 12 to 17 are diagrams for explaining the method of winding the Nagoya belt 1 directly around the wearer 40 in order.
First, a method of putting the handle 24 arranged on the sagging surface 4 on the table and winding the Nagoya belt 1 directly around the wearer 40 will be described.

  As a first procedure, as shown in FIG. 12, the wearer 40 tightens the Nagoya belt 1 according to a general method of tightening the belt, and the handle 22 that does not appear on the front surface that appears on the hand 8 is folded inward and removed. To make it invisible. Although FIG. 12 shows a method of starting to wind the hand 8 after depositing the hand 14 on the left shoulder of the wearer 40, there are various other winding methods.

As a second procedure, as shown in FIG. 13, the wearer 40 arranges the shape of the drum 2 so that the handle 24 arranged on the sagging surface 4 appears on the surface, and the handle that does not appear on the surface that appears on the hand 8. No. 22 is folded into the drum 2 so that it cannot be seen from the outside.
Next, a method of putting the handle 22 arranged on the drooping back surface 6 on the table and winding the Nagoya belt 1 directly around the wearer 40 will be described.

  As a first procedure, the wearer 40 folds the Nagoya belt 1 as shown in FIG. 14, sets a belt pillow 44 with gauze, and fixes each position with the clip 42 or the clothespin.

  As a second procedure, the wearer 40 carries the set Nagoya belt 1 on the back and ties the gauze in front of the body as shown in FIG. At that time, the first roll of the hand 8 hangs down on the front surface 4 and the second roll hangs down on the back surface 6, and the handle 24 of the first roll is hidden by the hand 8 of the second roll and is not visible from the outside.

As a third procedure, as shown in FIG. 16, the wearer 40 fastens the hand 8 at the back position with the clip 42 in a state where the second handle 22 of the hand 8 is on the front. Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 17, the wearer 40 lowers the sag 2 and arranges the shape of the drum, and weaves the portion of the handle 24 that does not appear on the front of the hand 14 into the drum so that it can be seen from the outside. No state.
(Summary)
The Nagoya belt 1 can make two kinds of belt patterns separately, and it can be enjoyed as if it owns two belts although it is one belt.
Nagoya obi 1 can be tailored with a small amount of obi and is economical.
Since the Nagoya belt 1 can be tailored by general Nagoya tailoring, tailoring is easy.
While the Nagoya belt 1 can make two types of belt patterns separately, it can save space because it has only one storage space.

  Although the embodiment of the present invention has been described in detail above, the present invention is not limited to the specific embodiment, and various modifications are possible within the scope of the gist of the present invention described in the claims.・ Change is possible.

1 Nagoya belt 2 Sagging 4 Sagging surface 6 Sagging back 8 Hand 10 Front half 12 Hand half 14 Hand 16 Front half 18 Hand half 20 Triangle 22 First handle 24 Second handle 40 Wearer 42 Clip 44 Belt Pillow 46 Belt Lift 48 Band Fastening

Claims (3)

It can be used as two types of bands with different patterns, and it is a Nagoya band that continues in the order of full width drooping, half width hand and half width hand,
Oite the front and back surfaces of the sag, the webbing comprising webbing or the second pattern with a different first pattern respectively used so that one by one arranged such overlap is not,
The hand following the dripping, the Obi Nagoya Obi in the form of worn wound doubly torso portion of the wearer, Oite on both sides and the rear half both sides front half portion of the hand, the first pattern the webbing comprising webbing or the second pattern comprises, used so that one by one arranged such overlap is not,
Oite on both sides and the rear half both sides front half portion of the hand following the hand, the webbing comprising webbing or said second handle comprising said first handle, one by one so that there is no overlap Obi Nagoya Obi, characterized in that for use in so that disposed.   The back surface of the sagging, the front surface of the sagging, the front half of the hand, the rear half of the hand, the front half of the hand, and the latter half of the hand are tailored from a single strip of full width. The Nagoya belt according to claim 1. Use the band with the first handle on the back side of the sagging, use the band with the second handle on both the front and back sides of the sagging surface and the front half of the hand, the first half both sides of the parts both sides and the hand using the webbing comprising the first handle, the second half portion both sides of the hand that you use the webbing comprising the second pattern The Nagoya belt according to claim 1 or 2, which is characterized.