JP5450747B1 - shirt - Google Patents

Abstract

A shirt suitable for a body shape is provided.
The front body includes a front front body, a front side body that is attached to the side of the front front body, a rear edge that is sewn to the rear body, and a sewing line provided on the front front body. The first sewing line for sewing the side body and the sewing line provided on the front side body and sewn corresponding to the first sewing line, and formed by a curvature different from the curvature of the corresponding first sewing line. And a second stitching line having at least a portion thereof. The first stitching line and the second stitching line are stitched together along the respective curves.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a shirt adapted to a wearer's body shape.

  The shirt has a cylindrical sleeve, upper and lower front bodies sewn on the back, a collar, etc., and is provided on the buttonhole provided on the upper front and on the lower front Fasten with a button and wear it. The torso of the shirt changes the spacing of the curve that stitches the back and front parts together and changes the strength of the curve. I try to get around.

  The patent document describes an invention of a shirt in which a ventilation portion is provided between a front body and a back body. (See Patent Document 1).

JP 2003-13301 A

  However, if the size of the shirt is selected by combining the size around the abdomen and the length around the trunk of the shirt, the shirt does not fit well with the wearer's body shape. For example, in the case of a person whose abdomen is inflated into a spherical shape and thick, the flat fabric does not follow the shape of the abdomen that has a three-dimensional form.

  In addition, even in the case of a person who is lean and has a shape in which only the stomach part, for example, the stomach part is recessed inward, the shirt can be placed along the abdominal cavity only by combining the flat cloth. I couldn't.

  Therefore, when a thicker person wears the shirt, there is no room for the shirt at the most protruding part of the abdomen, while the shirt is loosened around the chest and around the waist. In addition, when a thin person wears, the abdomen becomes slack. In either case, when a shirt is worn, there is a case where a fit that conforms to the body shape does not occur or it cannot be put on cleanly.

  Further, in the case of a shirt using a stretchable fabric on the side part, the formal image as a shirt may be impaired.

  The present invention fits the body shape of a person with a three-dimensional unevenness formed on the abdomen, such as a person whose abdomen protrudes in a spherical shape or a person whose abdomen is recessed in a concave shape, and fits the body and looks good The aim is to provide a good shirt.

  In order to solve the above problems and achieve the object, the shirt according to the present invention is configured as follows.

  The shirt has a back body that forms the back part, a cylindrical sleeve part, and a front body that is sewn to the front of the back body at a sewing line that is continuous with a sewing line that forms the sleeve part in a cylindrical shape, It has.

Furthermore, the front body has a front front body, attached to the side of the front front body, the side body before being sewn to the rear edge to the rear body, before stitching lines provided in the front body, the front facade is curved in the form of recessed toward the center side of the body, before the first sewing line sewing aside body, before provided aside body, with stitching lines sewn in correspondence to the first sewing line, the front And a second stitching line that is curved in a convex shape in the direction of the front body and has at least a portion of a stitching line formed with a curvature different from the curvature of the corresponding first stitching line.

  The first stitching line and the second stitching line are stitched together along the respective curves.

  According to the shirt according to the present invention, the sewing line between the front front body and the front side body of the front body is formed three-dimensionally, not planarly. Therefore, since a three-dimensional shape is formed around the abdomen, the shirt follows the shape of the abdomen when worn. Therefore, a comfortable fit is produced, and a feeling of pressure and dubiness around the abdomen is reduced, giving the wearer a natural and comfortable wearing feeling.

The front view which shows the shirt of one Embodiment concerning this invention. The rear view which shows the shirt. The rear view which shows the back body of the shirt. The front view which shows the front body of the shirt. The front view which shows the collar part of the shirt. The front view which shows the sleeve part of the shirt. The front view which shows the left side body of the shirt. The perspective view which shows a part of the shirt. The figure which shows the example of wearing of the shirt. The perspective view which shows the example of wearing of the shirt. The figure for demonstrating the effect | action of the shirt. The figure for demonstrating the effect | action of the shirt.

  The shirt of one Embodiment concerning this invention is demonstrated using figures. FIG. 1 is a front view showing a shirt 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a rear view showing the shirt 10. Hereinafter, in the state in which the shirt 10 is worn by an upright person A as shown in FIG. 10, the same direction as the front of the person A is the front of the shirt 10, and the back of the shirt 10 is based on that. Determine left and right. Also, the direction of gravity will be described as downward and the reverse will be described as upward. Furthermore, the direction from the outer surface toward the inside is described as the inside, and the reverse is described as the outside.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the shirt 10 includes a collar portion 12, a sleeve portion 14, a back body 16 (see FIG. 2), an upper front body 18, and a lower front body 20. . The collar 12 is shown in FIG. The collar portion 12 is attached to the shoulder portion 26 of the shirt 10.

  The sleeve 14 (left sleeve) is shown in FIG. The sleeve portion 14 has a cylindrical shape and is provided with a sleeve portion stitching line 15 (see FIG. 8) at the lower end. The sleeve portion 14 is formed in a cylindrical shape by the sleeve portion sewing line 15. The sleeve portions 14 (a pair of left and right) are attached to the left and right of the shoulder portion 26. The sleeve portion 14 in FIG. 6 is for a long sleeve, but the present invention may be a short sleeve shirt.

  2 and 3 show the back body 16. FIG. 3 shows the back body 16 from behind the shirt 10. The rear body 16 has a collar attachment line 30 corresponding to the collar 12 at the upper end, a right shoulder line 32 on the rear body, and a left shoulder line 34 on the rear body. The collar portion 12 is attached to the collar portion attachment line 30. An upper front body shoulder line 44 and a lower front body shoulder line 46, which will be described later, are sewn on the rear body right shoulder line 32 and the rear body left shoulder line 34, respectively.

  On the left side of the back body 16, a left sleeve attachment line 36 and a back body left side line 38 are formed. On the right side of the back body 16, a right sleeve attachment line 37 and a back body right side line 39 are formed. The back body left side line 38 and the back body right side line 39 are basically curved curves inside the shirt 10 and are formed symmetrically with respect to the back center of the back body 16. The back body left side line 38 and the back body right side line 39 may be straight lines or outwardly convex curves.

  Further, the shoulder portion 26 of the back body 16 is provided with sewn portions 27 called darts on the left and right. Furthermore, the waist part 29 of the back body 16 is provided with a sewing part 31 in the vertical direction. The stitched portion 27 and the stitched portion 31 are portions sewn together in a bag shape.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the upper front body 18 includes an upper front front body 40 and a left side body 22 as a front side body on the left side. The lower front body 20 includes a lower front front body 42 and a right side body 24 as a front side body on the right side.

  FIG. 4 shows the upper front body 40. As shown in FIG. 4, the upper front body 40 is formed with a left collar attachment line 50, an upper front shoulder 44, and a left sleeve attachment line 52 at the top. The collar 12 is sewn on the left collar attachment line 50. A left shoulder line 34 of the rear body 16 is sewn on the shoulder line 44 of the upper front body. The sleeve 14 (left) is sewn to the left sleeve attachment line 52.

  An upper front body side line 56 is provided as a first stitching line at the left edge of the upper front front body 40 (right side as viewed from the front in FIG. 4), and an upper front stand 58 is provided at the right edge. It has been. A plurality of buttonholes 60 are formed in the upper stand 58.

  The upper front body side line 56 has a height width of h1. The upper front body side line 56 has a height width equal to the height width of the left side front line 74 of the left side body body 22 described later. The upper front body side line 56 is curved so as to be recessed forward of the shirt 10, that is, in the direction of the upper front stand 58. Further, the upper front body side line 56 has an angle r1 between the reference line W shown in FIG. 11 and the measurement line K perpendicular to the reference line W. The value of the angle formed with the measurement line will be described later. A lower edge 62 of the upper front body 40 has the shape of the lower end of the shirt 10. Reference numeral 64 denotes a pocket provided in the upper front front body 40.

  FIG. 7 shows the left side body 22. FIG. 7 shows the left side body 22 from the outer surface side of the shirt 10. As shown in FIG. 7, the left side body 22 is formed in an elongated strip shape including a left side upper line 70, a left side rear line 72, a left side front line 74 as a second sewing line, and a left side lower line 76. Yes. Since the right side body 24 is symmetrical with the left side body 22, only the main points of the right side body 24 will be described in conjunction with the description of the left side body 22.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the left side upper line 70 has a shape along the shape of the sleeve portion 14, and sews the sleeve portion 14. The left side rear line 72 of the left side body 22 is formed in a curve substantially equal to the curve of the back body left side line 38. On the left side rear line 72, the back side left side line 38 is sewn. Similarly, the back body right side line 39 is sewn on the right side back line 78 of the right side body body 24 (see FIG. 1). The left armpit line 76 has the shape of the lower end of the shirt 10.

  The left side front line 74 is formed in a convex shape toward the front, that is, in the direction of the upper front body 40. The left side front line 74 has the same height width as the height width h1 of the upper front body side line 56 and is sewn to the upper front body side line 56 of the upper front body 40.

  The lower front front body 42 is formed with a right collar attaching line and a lower front shoulder 46 and a right sleeve attaching line 53 as shown in FIG. A collar 12 is sewn on the right collar attachment line. The lower right body shoulder line 46 is sewn with the rear body right shoulder line 32 of the rear body 16. The sleeve 14 is sewn to the right sleeve attachment line 53.

  A lower front body side line 57 is provided on the right end edge (left side in FIG. 1) of the lower front front body 42, and a lower front stand 59 is provided on the left end edge. A button 61 corresponding to the buttonhole 60 is attached to the lower stand 59.

  The lower front body side line 57 has a height width equal to the height width h1 of the right side front line of the right side body body 24. The lower front body side line 57 is curved in front of the shirt 10, that is, in the direction of the lower front stand 59. On the lower front body side line 57, the right side front line of the right side body body 24 is sewn. The lower end edge 63 of the lower front front body 42 has the shape of the lower end of the shirt 10.

  The upper front body side line 56 of the upper front body 40 is sewn to the left side front line 74 of the left side body 22. Since the left side front line 74 of the left side body 22 is convex forward, the upper front front body 40 is provided convex forward. Furthermore, the upper front body 40 is attached to the left side body 22 in a state bent toward the inside of the shirt 10.

  Here, the reason why the upper front body 40 is attached to the left side body 22 so as to be bent inside the shirt 10 will be described. FIG. 11 shows a state in which the upper front body 40 and the left side body 22 are combined. The upper front body side line 56 of the upper front body 40 is entirely formed in a concave shape, and the left side front line 74 of the left side body 22 is formed in a convex shape. As shown in FIG. 11, when the upper front side line 56 of the upper front body 40 and the left side front line 74 of the left side body 22 are overlapped, except between the points C and E as the sewing start and sewing end. Then, the upper front body side line 56 and the left side front line 74 substantially coincide with each other, and the curvatures of the point C and the point E are different and are separated. It is preferable that the points C and E are arranged at positions above and below the most protruding portion of the abdomen of the person A.

  The distance between the point C and the point E, that is, the height width of the portion where the curvatures of the upper front body side line 56 and the left side front line 74 are different is h3. Points C and E are connected, and the line is defined as a reference line W.

  A line is drawn perpendicularly to the reference line W at an arbitrary position between C and E, and the line is set as a measurement line K. The curvature or inclination of the upper front body side line 56 or the left side front line 74 is measured at the position where the measurement line K intersects the upper front body side line 56 and the left side front line 74. An angle formed by the line 56 or the left side front line 74.

  Assume that the angles formed by the measurement line K and the upper front body side line 56 and the measurement line K and the left side front line 74 are r1 and r2. The values of r1 and r2 measured with the measurement line K provided at an arbitrary position between C and E are added, and the value of r1 + r2 is less than 180 degrees regardless of the position of the measurement line K. In this case, when the upper front body 40 and the left side body 22 are sewn together, the upper front body 40 is bent convexly inside the shirt 10 with respect to the left side body 22. Specifically, the upper front body 40 is formed in a three-dimensional solid shape instead of a two-dimensional planar shape with the left side body 22 kept curved, as shown in FIG. Mounted with a right angle in plan view. For the same reason, the lower front body 42 is attached to the right side body 24 while being curved and tilted to the left by satisfying the condition that the value of r1 + r2 is less than 180 degrees. .

  Next, the operation and effect of the shirt 10 will be described.

  FIG. 10 shows a perspective view of the shirt 10. The shirt 10 includes a collar portion 12, left and right sleeve portions 14, a back body 16, an upper front body 18, and a lower front body 20. A left side body 22 and a right side body 24 are sewn to the left and right sides of the back body 16. An upper front front body 40 is sewn in front of the left side body 22, and a lower front front body 42 is sewn in front of the right side body 24.

  The back shoulder line 34 of the back body 16 and the upper shoulder line 44 of the upper front body 18 are stitched together, and the right shoulder line 32 of the back body 16 and the lower front shoulder 46 of the lower front body 20 are formed. Can be sewn together. The collar 12 is sewn to the back body 16, the upper front body 18, and the lower front body 20. The sleeve portion 14 is sewn by a sleeve portion stitching line 15, and the upper front body 18 and the lower front body 20 are stitched to the rear body 16 continuously from the sleeve portion stitching line 15. A button 61 is provided in the lower front 59 and a button hole 60 is provided in the upper front 58.

  When the shirt 10 formed in this way is worn, as shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, the back body 16 is located on the back of the person A, the left side body 22 is on the left side, and the right side body is on the right side. 24 is located. The left side body 22 and the right side body 24 are arranged on the left and right of the back body 16 in a state bent forward from the back body 16.

  The left side front line 74 of the left side body 22 located on the side of the person A and the right side front line 75 of the right side body 24 are curved so as to protrude forward. Therefore, the upper front body 40 and the lower front body 42 are provided along the curvature of the left side body 22 and the right side body 24.

  Furthermore, the angle formed by the upper front body side line 56 and the measurement line K is r1, and the angle formed by the measurement line K of the left side front line 74 of the left side body 22 is r2. Even if the line K is measured at any position between the points C and E, the added value of r1 + r2 is less than 180. As a result, when the upper front body 40 and the left side body 22 are sewn together, the upper front body 40 is right, that is, a shirt, with respect to the left side body 22, as shown in FIG. 10 is attached in an inclined state toward the inside.

  Similarly, the lower front front body 42 protrudes forward due to the curvature of the right side front line 75 of the right side body 24 and is attached to the right side body 24 in a state inclined to the left, that is, inside the shirt 10. The state when the shirt 10 is worn is shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 10, the upper front front body 40 and the lower front front body 42 naturally incline inside the shirt 10.

  As described above, when the shirt 10 is worn, the left side body 22 and the right side body 24 are bent from the back body 16 and are arranged on the side of the body along the front-rear direction. Since the upper front front body 40 is provided along the curve protruding forward of the left side body 22, and the lower front front body 42 is provided along the curve protruding forward of the right side body 24, the abdomen around Can afford. Further, the side body is formed as a part of the front body, and the upper front body 40 and the lower front body 42 are respectively inward from the left side body 22 and the right side body 24 as shown in FIG. Since it is provided in an inclined manner, the abdomen B protruding forward will follow along smoothly.

  Accordingly, when the shirt 10 is worn by a person whose abdomen B protrudes forward, the shirt 10 follows the shape of the abdomen B, and a comfortable fit to the body is obtained. In addition, the feeling of pressure on the abdomen B is reduced. Even a person who cares about the size of the abdomen B can obtain a natural and comfortable wearing feeling. Moreover, since the deflection of the shirt 10 can be reduced at the top, bottom, left and right of the abdomen B, the appearance after wearing can be improved.

  Next, an embodiment of the shirt 10 corresponding to a thin person will be described with reference to FIG. In this embodiment, the shirt 10 includes a collar portion 12, left and right sleeve portions 14, a back body 16, an upper front body 18, and a lower front body 20. A left side body 22 and a right side body 24 are sewn to the left and right sides of the back body 16. An upper front front body 40 is sewn in front of the left side body 22, and a lower front front body 42 is sewn in front of the right side body 24. This is the same as the above embodiment.

  The left side front line 74 of the left side body 22 located on the side of the person A and the right side front line 75 of the right side body 24 are curved so as to be partially recessed from the front. FIG. 12 shows the left side body 22. Therefore, the upper front body 40 and the lower front body 42 are provided in a concave shape along the curvature of the left side body 22 and the right side body 24. In this embodiment, the points C and E are preferably set to the same height as the upper and lower sides sandwiching the recessed portion of the person A's abdomen.

  Furthermore, between the points C and E, the angle formed by the upper front body side line 56 of the upper front body 40 and the measurement line K is r1, and the measurement line K of the left side front line 74 of the left side body 22 forms with the measurement line K. Even if the angle is r2 and the measurement line K is measured at any position between the points C and E, the added value of r1 + r2 exceeds 180 degrees. Accordingly, when the upper front body 40 and the left side body 22 are sewn together, the upper front body 40 is recessed between the points C and E, and is inclined toward the inner side of the person A toward the left side body 22. Attached to the state.

  Similarly, the lower front front body 42 is recessed due to the curve between the points C and E of the right side front line 75 of the right side body 24 and the value of r1 + r2 exceeds 180 degrees. It is attached to the right side body 24 so as to be inclined toward the inside of the person A.

  When the shirt 10 of this embodiment is worn, the upper front front body 40 and the lower front front body 42 are strongly inclined to the inside of the person A at the person A's abdomen.

  As described above, when the person A wears the shirt 10, the left side body 22 and the right side body 24 are bent from the back body 16 and are arranged on the side of the body along the front-rear direction. Since the upper front front body 40 is provided along the concave curvature of the left side body 22, and the lower front front body 42 is provided along the concave curvature of the right side body 24, the area around the abdomen is narrowed. Furthermore, the upper front front body 40 and the lower front front body 42 are provided so as to be inclined inward from the left side body 22 and the right side body 24, respectively, so that the shirt 10 can be smoothly applied to the constricted or recessed abdomen. Will be along.

  Therefore, when the shirt 10 of this embodiment is worn by a thin person, the shirt 10 follows the shape of the abdomen, and a comfortable fit to the body is obtained. In addition, sagging in the abdomen is reduced, and even a person who cares about the depression in the abdomen can obtain a natural and comfortable wearing feeling. Moreover, since the deflection of the shirt 10 in the abdomen can be reduced, the appearance after wearing can be improved.

  The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and can be implemented with appropriate modifications. For example, the upper front body 40 and the left side body 22, and the lower front body 42 and the right side body 24 are both curved, but the present invention is not limited thereto, and any one of them may be formed in a straight line. Moreover, what is necessary is just to satisfy | fill the said conditions with the combination of not only convex and concave and concave and concave but convex and convex. Further, the above embodiment may be used between the side body and the back body.

  Further, although the shirt 10 is not provided with a cloth different from the back body 16 on the shoulder, that is, a so-called yoke, the present invention may be used for a shirt provided with a yoke. Further, the present invention may be used not only for men's shirts but also for women's shirts and blouses. In the shirt 10, the side bodies are provided on the left and right sides, but in the present invention, the back body and the front body may be directly sewn with different curvatures without using the side bodies. Even in such a case, the same effect as in the above embodiment can be obtained.

  The present invention can be used for a shirt having a back body and a front body.

  10 ... Shirt, 12 ... Collar, 14 ... Sleeve, 15 ... Sleeve line, 16 ... Back body, 18 ... Upper front body, 20 ... Lower front body, 22 ... Left side body, 24 ... Right side body, 26 ... shoulder part, 27 ... stitched part, 29 ... waist part, 30 ... collar part attaching line, 31 ... stitched part, 32 ... back body right shoulder line, 34 ... back body left shoulder line, 36 ... left sleeve attaching line 37 ... Right sleeve attachment line, 38 ... Back body left side line, 39 ... Rear body right side line, 40 ... Front front body, 42 ... Lower front body, 44 ... Upper shoulder line, 46 ... Lower front Around shoulder line, 50 ... Left collar attachment line, 52 ... Left sleeve attachment line, 53 ... Right sleeve attachment line, 56 ... Upper front body side line, 57 ... Lower front body side line, 58 ... Upper front, 59 ... lower front, 60 ... buttonhole, 61 ... button, 62 ... lower end edge, 63 ... lower end edge, 70 ... left side upper line, 72 ... left side rear line, 74 ... left side front line, 75 ... right Front, 76 ... Left side underlined, 78 ... right side after the line, W ... reference line, K ... measurement lines, B ... abdomen.

Claims (4)

The back body forming the back part,
A cylindrical sleeve,
A front body that is sewn in front of the rear body at a seam line that is continuous with a seam line that forms the sleeve part in a cylindrical shape;
Furthermore, the front body is
Front body,
A front side body that is attached to a side of the front front body and has a rear edge sewn to the back body;
A first sewing line that is curved in a shape that is recessed in the direction of the central portion of the front front body, and is sewn on the front side body;
A sewing line that is provided on the front side body and is sewn corresponding to the first sewing line, is curved in a convex shape in the direction of the front front body, and has a curvature different from the curvature of the corresponding first sewing line. A second sewing line having at least a part of the formed sewing line,
A shirt characterized in that the first stitching line and the second stitching line are stitched together along respective curves.   The first sewing line and the second sewing line are formed by overlapping the sewing start and the sewing end of the first sewing line and the second sewing line at the sewing lines having different curvatures on a plane. The added value of the angle between the first stitching line and the second stitching line intersecting the measurement line perpendicular to the reference line connecting the start and the sewing end point is the reference line. The shirt according to claim 1, wherein the position is less than 180 degrees at any position.   The first sewing line and the second sewing line are formed by overlapping the sewing start and the sewing end of the first sewing line and the second sewing line at the sewing lines having different curvatures on a plane. The added value of the angle between the first stitching line and the second stitching line intersecting the measurement line perpendicular to the reference line connecting the start and the sewing end point is the reference line. The shirt according to claim 1, wherein the shirt has a value exceeding 180 degrees at any position. 2. The shirt according to claim 1, wherein the back body has stitched portions sewn in a bag shape in a state of extending in the left-right direction on both right and left sides of a shoulder portion.

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