JP5493016B2 - Wear - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a garment including a base having elasticity and a low expansion / contraction part having a lower expansion / contraction rate than the base.

  Conventionally, as a wear, there is known a wear including a base having elasticity and a low expansion / contraction part having a lower expansion / contraction rate than the base. Specifically, for example, wear (for example, Patent Document 1) including a low stretchable part around the shoulder and wear (for example, Patent Document 2) including a low stretchable part around the trunk have been proposed.

  The former wear can keep the positional relationship between the upper arm, the shoulder joint, and the scapula in a desired position without performing taping due to the low stretchable part arranged around the shoulder. Therefore, it promotes prevention and treatment of muscular disorders in and around the shoulder joint.

  Moreover, the latter wear places a load on the muscles of the arms, shoulders, and chest when the arms are shaken by the low expansion and contraction portions arranged so as to go around the waist. Therefore, the muscle strength of the upper body can be trained and the amount of energy consumed can be increased, so that the improvement of whole body endurance and the improvement of cardiopulmonary ability are promoted.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 9-250008 JP 2008-75216 A International Publication No. 2007/007433 Pamphlet JP 2004-44070 A

  However, the wear according to Patent Document 1 suppresses the arm from shaking when the wearer walks due to the taping effect, and the wear according to Patent Document 2 places a load on the wearer's arm and the like. Therefore, the wearer is prevented from shaking his / her arm when walking.

  In addition, although the wear concerning patent documents 3 and 4 is proposed as what promotes the movement of the shoulder and arm at the time of exercise, the wear concerning patent document 3 promotes the operation which lifts an arm, Moreover, the wear which concerns on patent document 4 promotes the motion of a shoulder or an arm. However, the movement of shoulders and arms during exercise promoted by these wears is different from the movement of arms when walking.

  Therefore, in view of such circumstances, an object of the present invention is to provide wear that promotes swinging of an arm when a wearer walks.

The wear according to the present invention includes a base having elasticity and a low expansion / contraction part having a lower expansion / contraction rate than that of the base, and when the wearer wears the base, the base expands to closely contact the wearer's body. In the wear configured as described above , the low expansion / contraction part is arranged on the back side of the body and the first low expansion / contraction part arranged on each sleeve to connect the sleeve to the arm and connects the first low expansion / contraction part to each other. Each of the first low stretchable portions is disposed on the rear side of the sleeve and is disposed so as to cover at least a part of the triceps long head. It is arranged so as to cover at least a portion of the infraspinatus muscle characterized Rukoto.

  According to the wear which concerns on this invention, since each 1st low expansion-contraction part is arrange | positioned at a sleeve, a sleeve is stuck to an arm. And since the 2nd low expansion-contraction part is arrange | positioned at the back side of the body and connects 1st low expansion-contraction part, one 1st low expansion-contraction part is ahead in connection with one arm being shaken ahead. By being pulled, the other first low stretchable part can be pulled backward. Therefore, the wearer can increase the swing of the arm (especially backward swing).

Moreover, according to the wear of such a structure, since the second low stretchable part is arranged so as to cover at least a part of the spinous muscle, the second low stretchable part presses down the spinous muscle, and as a result, the wearer Receives a force that causes the arm to rotate externally. Therefore, since the wearer can swing the arm straight, the swing of the arm can be increased when walking.

Moreover, according to the wear of such a structure, since each 1st low expansion-contraction part is arrange | positioned at the back side of a sleeve, when a wearer shakes an arm ahead, the 1st low expansion-contraction part arrange | positioned at the said arm Expands. Thereby, since the 1st low expansion-contraction part tends to shrink | contract, it urges | wears a wearer's arm toward back. Therefore, it is possible to encourage the wearer to swing the arm backward.

Moreover, according to the wear of such a structure, since each 1st low expansion / contraction part is arrange | positioned so that at least one part of a triceps long head may be covered, each 1st low expansion / contraction part is a triceps long head. As a result, the wearer's arm receives a force that tilts backward. Therefore, the wearer can further swing the arm.

  Moreover, in the wear which concerns on this invention, a 2nd low expansion-contraction part may be arrange | positioned so that only the upper half of the subspinous muscle may be covered.

  According to the wear having such a configuration, the second low stretchable part is arranged so as to cover only the upper half of the subspinous muscle, so that the base part covers the lower half of the subspinous muscle. Therefore, the second low expansion / contraction part facilitates the arm to rotate outwardly when the arm is swung (walking), and the base is abducted to the side (particularly raised). In doing so, it does not prevent the lower side of the scapula from opening sideways. As a result, not only can the arm be greatly shaken, but also the arm can be raised (lifted) smoothly, so that even if it is worn for a long time, the wearer's body is not burdened.

  Moreover, in the wear which concerns on this invention, each sleeve may be connected with the body part near back.

  According to the garment having such a configuration, each sleeve is connected to the body close to the back, so that the wearer can displace the sleeve toward the center of the body forward so that the sleeve can be displaced forward. Tries to extend the sideways. However, the 2nd low expansion-contraction part arrange | positioned at the back side of the body regulates the said elongation. Accordingly, since the wearer's arm (particularly the base) receives a force that pushes it backward, the wearer can further swing the arm backward.

  As described above, according to the wear according to the present invention, as one arm is swung forward, one of the first low stretchable parts is pulled forward, so that the other first low stretchable part is moved backward. Therefore, the wearer can increase the swing of the arm, and as a result, it has an excellent effect of promoting the swing of the arm when the wearer walks.

It is the whole figure of the state where the wear concerning one embodiment of the present invention is not worn, (a) shows a front view and (b) shows a rear view. It is a general view in the state where the wear concerning the embodiment was worn, and (a) shows a front view and (b) shows a rear view. It is a general view in the state where the wear concerning the embodiment was worn, and (a) shows a right side view and (b) shows a top view (plan view). It is a general view explaining the effect | action of the wear which concerns on the embodiment, Comprising: (a) is a back perspective view, (b) shows a top view (plan view). It is a general view of the wear which concerns on other embodiment of this invention, Comprising: (a) is a front view, (b) shows a rear view. It is a general view of the wear which concerns on other embodiment of this invention, Comprising: (a) And (b) shows a rear view, respectively. It is a general view of the wear which concerns on other embodiment of this invention, Comprising: (a) is a front view, (b) shows a rear view. It is a general view of the wear which concerns on other embodiment of this invention, Comprising: (a) And (b) shows a rear view, respectively. It is a general view of the wear which concerns on other embodiment of this invention, Comprising: (a) And (b) shows a rear view, respectively. It is a general view of the wear which concerns on other embodiment of this invention, Comprising: (a) is a front view, (b) shows a rear view. The principal part schematic diagram which looked at the human body from the back side is shown. It is the principal part schematic diagram which looked at the human body from the back side, Comprising: (a)-(c) shows a part of skeleton and muscle, respectively. It is the principal part schematic diagram which looked at the human body from the back side, Comprising: (a)-(c) shows a part of skeleton and muscle, respectively.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the wear according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. In the present application, the up / down, left / right, and front / rear directions are directions seen from the wearer.

  First, prior to the description of the wear according to the present embodiment, the arrangement of muscles and skeletons used mainly when describing the functions of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. The human body includes the upper spinous muscle 51, the lower spinous muscle 52, the small circular muscle 53, the triceps surae 54, and the like as muscles on the back side of the upper limb.

  The supraspinatus 51 originates from the scapula (supraspinatus fossa) 61, stops at the humerus 62 (large nodule), is disposed above the scapula 611, and is involved in abduction of the upper arm. The subspinous muscle 52 originates from the scapula (subspinous fossa) 61, stops at the humerus (large nodule) 62, is arranged below the scapula 611, and is related to the external rotation of the upper arm. The small circular muscle 53 originates from the scapula (outer edge of the posterior surface) 61, stops at the humerus (large nodule) 62, is arranged below the inferior spinal muscle 52, and is related to the external rotation of the upper arm.

  The triceps surae 54 comprises three heads (long head, medial head, lateral head) 541, 542, 543. The triceps long head 541 originates from the scapula (indirect upper nodule) 61, stops at the ulna (elbow head) 63, and is involved in posterior tilt and adduction of the upper arm and extension of the arm. The triceps inner head 542 originates from the humerus (upper inner side of the radial nerve groove at the rear surface) 62, stops at the ulna (elbow head) 63, and is related to the extension of the arm. The triceps lateral head 543 originates from the humerus (upper lateral of the radial nerve groove at the rear surface) 62, stops at the ulna (elbow) 63, and is involved in arm extension.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the wear according to the present invention is a short-sleeved shirt (T-shirt), and includes a pair of sleeves 1 and 1 covering a part of each arm and a body 2 covering a trunk. The wear includes base portions 1a and 2a having stretchability, and low stretch portions 1b and 2b having a smaller stretch rate than the base portions 1a and 2a. The low stretchable part 1b disposed on the sleeve 1 is referred to as a first low stretchable part 1b, indicated by a hatched portion in the figure, and the low stretchable part 2b disposed on the body 2 is referred to as a second low stretchable part 2b. In FIG.

  The sleeve 1 includes a front sleeve 11 that covers the front side of the arm and a rear sleeve 12 that covers the rear side of the arm, and the front sleeve 11 and the rear sleeve 12 are divided by a sleeve crest 13 and a sleeve bottom 14. And the sleeve 1 is formed in a cylindrical shape by being sewn by the sleeve bottom 14 so as to be inserted into the arm. Further, the sleeve 1 is formed so that the opening becomes smaller from the proximal end side sleeve 15 toward the distal end side cuff 16. Note that the sleeve 1 is connected to the body 2 at the sleeve 15.

  Each first low stretchable portion 1b is disposed only on the rear sleeve 12, and is disposed so as to extend from the sleeve end 15 on the proximal end side toward the cuff 16 on the distal end side. Specifically, each first low expansion / contraction part 1b is formed in a band shape, and is arranged closer to the sleeve bottom 14 (lower side). Thereby, the front sleeve 11 is comprised only by the base 1a.

  Further, each first low stretchable portion 1b is formed to be narrower from the sleeve end 15 on the proximal end side toward the cuff 16 on the distal end side. And each 1st low expansion-contraction part 1b has a expansion-contraction rate smaller than the 2nd low expansion-contraction part 2b. The first low stretchable part 1b may have the same stretch rate as the second low stretchable part 2b, and the first low stretchable part 1b may have a larger stretch rate than the second low stretchable part 2b. .

  The body 2 includes a front body 21 that covers the front side of the body and a rear body 22 that covers the back side of the body, and the front body 21 and the back body 22 are separated by lateral side lines 23 and 23. Yes. Further, the body 2 includes an armholes 24, 24 that are disposed above each side line 23 and inserted into the arm, a collar 25 that is inserted into the head and neck, and a hem 26 at the lower end. Prepare. The intersection of the side line 23 and the armhole 24, that is, the lower end of the armhole 24 is called a sickle bottom 27.

  And the body part 2 is formed in the site | part of the side line 23 in the substantially constant width (the width dimension of a horizontal direction is constant). That is, the body 2 is formed such that the pair of side lines 23 are substantially parallel. Further, the body 2 is formed narrower toward the upper side (the heel 25) at the portion of the armhole 24 (the width dimension in the lateral direction is smaller). That is, the body 2 is formed such that the edge line (sleeve line) of the armhole 24 is inclined, and the edge line of the armhole 24 and the side line 23 are inclined and intersect.

  Furthermore, the part of the armhole 24 in the front body 21 is formed wider (the width in the lateral direction is larger) than the part of the armhole 24 in the rear body 22. As a result, each sleeve 1 is connected to the body 2 on the rear side by sewing the sleeve 15 to the armhole 24.

  The 2nd low expansion-contraction part 2b is formed in strip | belt shape. Specifically, the upper edge and the lower edge of the second low stretchable part 2b are formed in a curved shape, and the center in the vertical direction of the second low stretchable part 2b is formed in a straight line. Therefore, the 2nd low expansion-contraction part 2b has a site | part arrange | positioned in the center so that it may be substantially orthogonal to a pair of side lines 23 and 23 arrange | positioned substantially parallel.

  Moreover, the 2nd low expansion-contraction part 2b is arrange | positioned only at the back body 22, and connects a pair of 1st low expansion-contraction parts 1b and 1b. Specifically, the second low stretchable part 2 b is linearly arranged in the lateral direction (direction perpendicular to the side line 23) from one armhole 24 to the other armhole 24. Thereby, the front body 21 is comprised only by the base 2a. Further, the second low expansion / contraction part 2 b is disposed above the lower end part (the sickle bottom 27) of the armhole 24.

  The wear is formed by molding knitting so that no seam is generated between the base 1a and the first low stretchable part 1b in the sleeve 1 and between the base 2a and the second low stretchable part 2b in the body 2. . The wear employs a knitting method such that the expansion / contraction rate is smaller than that of the base portions 1a and 2a for the low expansion and contraction portions 1b and 2b.

  For example, in the present embodiment, the base portions 1a and 2a are made of nylon, a cupra blended yarn and a cup yarn ("Cuup" is a trademark of a highly hygroscopic nylon fiber manufactured by Toray Industries, Inc.) and a SCY course. It is a tengu knitted structure knitted with a course of (core material: polyurethane elastic yarn (20 denier) / sheath material: nylon (40 denier)).

  The first low stretchable portion 1b has a spiral knitted structure formed by a combination such as a welt. The first low stretchable portion 1b is knitted so that cup yarns having a small stretch rate are vertically connected to each other in the longitudinal direction (in the cylinder axis direction of the sleeve 1). Elongation is limited. And the 2nd low expansion-contraction part 2b is made into the welt structure, and the expansion | extension of a horizontal direction is restrict | limited.

  Next, arrangement | positioning etc. of each low expansion-contraction part 1b, 2b when a wearer wears a wear are demonstrated. When the wearer wears the wear, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the bases 1 a and 2 a having stretchability and the low stretchable portions 1 b and 2 b extend, so that the wear comes into close contact with the wearer's body.

  Each first low stretchable part 1b is arranged to overlap the humerus 62 in the front-rear direction. And each 1st low expansion-contraction part 1b is arrange | positioned along the arm. Specifically, each first low stretchable part 1b is arranged on the rear side of the arm so as to cover a part of the triceps long head 541.

  The 2nd low expansion-contraction part 2b is arrange | positioned along the back periphery. And the 2nd low expansion-contraction part 2b is arrange | positioned so that the upper half of the subspinous muscle 52 may be covered. Specifically, the second low stretchable part 2 b disposed above the lower end part (the sickle bottom 27) of the armhole 24 covers the supraspinatus muscle 51, the subspinous muscle 52 and the small circular muscle 53. Be placed.

  As described above, according to the wear according to the present embodiment, the low stretchable portions 1b and 2b are arranged in the first low stretchable portion 1b disposed in each sleeve 1 and the first low stretchable portion 1b, Since it consists only of the 2nd low expansion-contraction part 2b which connects 1b, each 1st low expansion-contraction part 1b clamps an arm, As a result, it controls that the sleeve 1 shifts | deviates with respect to an arm, ie, a sleeve 1 is fixed to the arm. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 4A, when the wearer swings one arm (right arm) forward during walking, one first low stretchable part 1b is pulled forward.

  And the force which pulls one 1st low expansion-contraction part 1b ahead is transmitted to the other 1st low expansion-contraction part 1b via the 2nd low expansion-contraction part 2b arrange | positioned at the body 2. At this time, since the second low expansion / contraction part 2b is linearly arranged along the circumference of the back, the force is prevented from being dispersed.

  Thereby, since the other first low stretchable part 1b is pulled backward, the other arm (left arm) is pulled backward. Therefore, since the wearer can increase the swing of the arm (especially backward swing), the wearer is encouraged to swing the arm when walking.

  Moreover, according to the wear which concerns on this embodiment, since each 1st low expansion-contraction part 1b is arrange | positioned near the sleeve bottom 14, it overlaps with the humerus 62 in the position where the 1st low expansion-contraction part 1b separated from the shoulder joint. Are arranged as follows. Thus, the force that the wearer swings one arm forward and the other arm is pulled backward increases based on the lever principle. Therefore, the wearer can further swing the arm.

  By the way, when the 2nd low expansion-contraction part 2b does not hold down the subspinous muscle 52, as shown in FIG.4 (b), a wearer's inclination direction with respect to the front-back direction (A arrow in FIG.4 (b)) The arm tends to swing in the direction), that is, the wearer tends to swing so that the arms cross each other.

  On the other hand, according to the wear concerning this embodiment, since the 2nd low expansion-contraction part 2b is arrange | positioned so that the subspinous muscle 52 may be covered, the 2nd low expansion-contraction part 2b presses down the subspinous muscle 52. Thereby, since the subspinous muscle 52 contracts, each arm receives a force in the external rotation direction (the direction of arrow B in FIG. 4B).

  Therefore, when the second low stretchable part 2b presses the inferior spinal muscle 52, the wearer swings the arm straight in the front-rear direction (direction of arrow C in FIG. 4B), that is, swings the arms in parallel. be able to. As a result, the wearer can further swing his arm when walking.

  Further, according to the wear according to the present embodiment, the second low stretchable part 2b is arranged so as to cover only the upper half of the subspinous muscle 52, and is connected to each first low stretchable part 1b arranged on the sleeve 1. ing. Thereby, since the base 2a covers the lower half of the inferior spinal muscle 52, the wearer urges the humerus to tilt backward when performing a lateral abduction movement and does not disturb the movement of the scapula 61 at the same time. .

  Furthermore, when the abduction is 90 ° or more, that is, when it is raised, the scapula 61 moves excessively and does not hinder the smooth movement. As a result, not only can the arm be greatly shaken, but the arm can be raised (raised) smoothly. Therefore, even if it is worn for a long time, it does not put a burden on the wearer's body.

  Moreover, according to the wear which concerns on this embodiment, since each 1st low expansion-contraction part 1b is arrange | positioned only at the back sleeve 12, if a wearer shakes an arm ahead, the 1st low extension arrange | positioned at the said arm will be carried out. Since the stretchable part 1b extends, the first low stretchable part 1b tends to shrink. Thereby, since an arm is urged | biased toward back, it can promote that a wearer shakes an arm back.

  And since each 1st low expansion-contraction part 1b is arrange | positioned only at the back side of an arm, with respect to the case where each 1st low expansion-contraction part 1b is arrange | positioned on both sides of an arm, each 1st low expansion-contraction part 1b Does not restrict the bulging of muscles (eg, biceps) and does not prevent the wearer from raising the arm. Thereby, even if it wears for a long time, a wearer's body is not burdened.

  Moreover, according to the wear which concerns on this embodiment, since each 1st low expansion-contraction part 1b is arrange | positioned so that a part of triceps long head 541 may be covered, each 1st low expansion-contraction part 1b is triceps. Hold the long muscle head 541. As a result, the triceps long head 541 contracts, so that the arm receives a force that tilts backward. As a result, the wearer can further swing his arm.

  Moreover, according to the wear which concerns on this embodiment, since each 1st low expansion-contraction part 1b is extended and arrange | positioned toward the cuffs 16, each 1st low expansion-contraction part 1b is arrange | positioned along an arm. Thereby, since each 1st low expansion-contraction part 1b clamps an arm, the sleeve 1 is closely_contact | adhered with respect to an arm. Furthermore, the 1st low expansion-contraction part 1b can control that the sleeve 1 extends along an arm with operation | movement of an arm. Therefore, when the wearer swings one arm forward, the other arm is pulled more strongly backward.

  Moreover, according to the wear which concerns on this embodiment, since each sleeve 1 is connected with the body part 2 near back, when a wearer wears wear, a wearer turns the sleeve 1 toward the center of the body and moves forward. It tries to extend the back body 22 in the lateral direction so as to be displaced. However, the 2nd low expansion-contraction part 2b arrange | positioned at the back body 22 regulates the said elongation. Therefore, since the wearer receives a force that pushes the arm backward, the wearer can swing the arm backward further.

  Moreover, since the wear which concerns on this embodiment is comprised from the base parts 1a and 2a and the low expansion-contraction parts 1b and 2b, it wears in the state which contact | adhered to the wearer's upper body surface substantially. Thereby, the effect of promoting the swinging of the arm can be realized more reliably.

  Note that the wear according to the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and it is needless to say that various changes can be made without departing from the scope of the present invention. Moreover, it is needless to say that configurations, methods, and the like according to various modifications described below may be arbitrarily selected and employed in the configurations, methods, and the like according to the above-described embodiments.

  In the wear according to the above embodiment, the case of a short-sleeved shirt has been described. However, the present invention is not limited to such a case. For example, as shown in FIG. 5, it may be a long-sleeved shirt.

  Moreover, although the case where the first low stretchable part 1b extends to the cuff 16 of the rear sleeve 12 has been described in the wear according to the embodiment, the present invention is not limited to such a case. For example, as shown to Fig.6 (a), the case where the 1st low expansion-contraction part 1b is arrange | positioned only at the sleeve 15 side of the back sleeve 12 may be sufficient. In short, it is only necessary that the first low stretchable part 1b is disposed so as to overlap the humerus 62 in the front-rear direction when worn.

  In the wear according to the above embodiment, the case where the first low stretchable part 1b is formed in a band shape and is arranged closer to the sleeve bottom 14 (lower side) is described, but the present invention is not limited to such a case. For example, as shown in FIG. 6 (b), the first low stretchable part 1b may branch on the cuff 16 side, or the first low stretchable part 1b may branch on the cuff 15 side, and In addition, the first low stretchable part 1b may be arranged around the arm, that is, may be arranged in a spiral shape, and the first low stretchable part 1b may be arranged in the whole of the rear sleeve 12. In addition, a plurality of first low stretchable parts 1b may be arranged in parallel with respect to one sleeve 1.

  In the wear according to the above-described embodiment, the case where the first low stretchable part 1b is arranged so as to cover a part of the triceps long head is described. However, the present invention is not limited to such a case. For example, as shown in FIG. 7, the first low stretchable part 1 b is arranged on the lower sleeve 14 side of each of the front sleeve 11 and the rear sleeve 12, and is arranged so as to cover the entire triceps long head 541. It may be the case.

  In the wear according to the above embodiment, the second low stretchable part 2b is arranged to cover the upper side of the scapula 61, that is, to cover the supraspinatus 51, the subspinous muscle 52, and the small circular muscle 53. Although described, it is not limited to such a case. For example, as shown to Fig.8 (a), the 2nd low expansion-contraction part 2b may be arrange | positioned so that only the subspinous muscle 52 and the small circular muscle 53 which concern on external rotation may be covered.

  Moreover, in the wear which concerns on the said embodiment, although the case where the 2nd low expansion-contraction part 2b was arrange | positioned above the sickle bottom 27 and covered only the upper half of the spinous muscle 52 was demonstrated, it is not restricted to such a case. For example, as shown in FIG. 8 (b), the second low stretchable part 2b is not only the side line 23 and the part of the armhole 24, that is, the upper side of the lower end part (the sickle bottom 27) of the armhole 24, It may also be arranged on the lower side and cover the entire subspinous muscle 52.

  Moreover, although the case where the second low stretchable part 2b is formed in a strip shape and arranged in a straight line has been described in the wear according to the above embodiment, the present invention is not limited to such a case. For example, as shown in FIG. 9 (a), a plurality of second low stretchable parts 2b may be arranged side by side. Also, as shown in FIG. 9 (b), the second low stretchable part 2b is linear. It may be arranged in a curved manner while having a part (part indicated by a thick line D in FIG. 9B). In order to prevent the force from being dispersed, it is preferable that the second low stretchable part 2b has a linear portion.

  Moreover, although the case where the second low stretchable part 2b is disposed only on the back body 22 has been described in the wear according to the embodiment, the present invention is not limited to such a case. Specifically, the second low expansion / contraction part 2b is in a range that does not suppress (obstruct) the wearer from swinging the arm, such as the lower end part (the sickle bottom 27) of the armhole 24 of the front body 21. It may be arranged on the lower side.

  That is, as shown in FIG. 10, the body 2 may be composed of only the base part at least above the lower end part (the sickle bottom 27) of the armhole 24 connecting the sleeves 1, and in other words, The low stretchable portions 1b, 2b, 2c are disposed on the back side of the body 2 and the first low stretchable portions 1b, 1b are connected to the first low stretchable portions 1b, 1b. It may be provided with a stretchable part 2b and a third low stretchable part 2c arranged at least on the front side of the body 2, and the third low stretchable part 2c may be arranged separately from each first low stretchable part 1b. .

  In short, when the second low stretchable part 2b is arranged in the front body 21, the second low stretchable part 2b is arranged separately from each first low stretchable part 1b, and as a result, one arm is swung forward. The first low expansion / contraction part 1b is pulled forward, and the other first low expansion / contraction part 1b may be pulled backward.

  Moreover, in the wear which concerns on the said embodiment, although the case where the sleeves 1 and 1 and the body 2 were sewn was demonstrated, it is not restricted to such a case. For example, the case where the sleeves 1 and 1 and the body 2 are integrally formed, that is, the case where they are not sewn (joined) may be used.

  Further, in the garment according to the above-described embodiment, the case has been described in which each of the low stretchable portions 1b and 2b is knitted so as to have a smaller stretch rate than the base portions 1a and 2a. I can't. For example, each of the low stretchable portions 1b and 2b may be formed by inserting a yarn with a small stretch rate into the base portions 1a and 2a, or knitting by switching to a yarn with a small stretch rate, or the base portions 1a and 2a. Further, it may be formed by sewing and sticking a low stretch material, or may be formed by applying a silicon screen print to the base portions 1a and 2a. Furthermore, the bases 1a and 2a and the low stretchable parts 1b and 2b cut to a predetermined size may be sewn (joined) at the edges.

  Further, the wear according to the present invention may be such that the bases 1a and 2a are formed of a plurality of materials. In short, it is only necessary that the base portions 1a and 2a have a larger expansion / contraction rate than the low expansion / contraction portions 1b and 2b.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Sleeve 1a Base 1b 1st low expansion-contraction part 2 Body 2a Base 2b 2nd low expansion / contraction part 2c 3rd low expansion / contraction part 24 Cushion 52 Spinous muscle 541 Triceps long head

Claims (3)

In a garment configured to have a stretchable base and a low stretchable portion having a lower stretch rate than the base and to be in close contact with the wearer's body when the wearer wears the base ,
The low expansion / contraction part includes a first low expansion / contraction part disposed on each sleeve and a second low expansion / contraction part that is disposed on the back side of the body and connects the first low expansion / contraction parts to each other so that the sleeve is in close contact with the arm. Prepared,
Each first low stretchable part is arranged on the back side of the sleeve and is arranged so as to cover at least a part of the triceps long head,
The second low-stretch unit, wear characterized by Rukoto disposed to cover at least a portion of the infraspinatus muscle. The wear according to claim 1 , wherein the second low stretchable part is arranged so as to cover only the upper half of the subspinous muscle.   The garment according to claim 1 or 2, wherein each sleeve is connected to the body at a rear side.

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