JP5697016B2 - Dead clothes - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a corpse worn on a body during a funeral, and more particularly, to a Western-style corpse for women.

  The important thing about the corpse in general is that it is easy to put on a rigid body. For example, the deadly bundle described in Patent Document 1 is such that the seam is difficult to break even if it is pulled when worn on the body by making the seam lateral.

  Traditionally, traditional kimono styles are often used as death clothes, but in recent years Western styles have been proposed. For example, what is described in Patent Document 2 is a woman's corpse that imitates the front side of a wedding dress.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-217706 JP 2002-102299 A

  However, it is not easy to make women's Western-style death clothes easy to put on the body and not so much inferior to the beauty of ordinary dresses. For example, regarding a Western-style mortuary for women, limiting the direction of the seam or limiting the shape as in Patent Document 1 can not be freely decorated, and that alone is sufficient for ease of wearing. It can not be said. In addition, as in Patent Document 2, the one that covers only the front side of the body must be preliminarily worn with another deadly bundle.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above reasons, and an object of the present invention is to provide a Western-style corpse for women that is easy to put on the body and is inferior to the beauty of a normal dress.

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the death bracelet according to claim 1 is a death bracelet comprising a vest that wraps underneath the chest of the body, the vest comprising a back fabric forming a back portion and a front face forming a front portion. A fabric, at least one fastening strap for fastening the back fabric and the front fabric, and the back fabric and the front fabric are stitched by only one of the left and right sides, and the back fabric is thick The front fabric is formed of a fabric thinner than the back fabric.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a dead clothes bundle according to the first aspect , wherein the front fabric is formed of an overlapped outer fabric and an inner fabric.

The death band according to claim 3 is the death band according to claim 2 , wherein the at least one clasp is composed of a series of strings longer than the width of the front fabric, and the clasp is a left upper side of the front fabric. It is inserted between two seams obtained by stitching the outer fabric and the inner fabric from the end portion to the upper right end portion, the center portion is fixed to the outer fabric and the inner fabric, and the peripheral portion is not fixed.

The death clothes according to claim 4 is the death clothes according to any one of claims 1 to 3 , wherein the jacket is externally attached to both ends of the back fabric so that the chest of the body can be covered from the left and right. It is characterized by having a chest band-like fabric extending in the direction.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a corpse according to claim 4 , wherein a piece of fabric longer than the width of the back fabric is stitched to the vest main body to form a chest belt-like fabric. Features.

The death clothes according to Claim 6 is the death clothes according to any one of Claims 1 to 5 , wherein the jacket is formed from both ends of the back fabric so that the lower abdomen of the body can be covered from the left and right. It has a lower abdominal belt-like fabric extending outward.

The mortuary bundle according to claim 7 is the mortuary bundle according to claim 6 , wherein a piece of fabric longer than the width of the back fabric is stitched to the jacket body, thereby forming a lower abdomen belt-like fabric. It is characterized by.

The death clothes according to claim 8 is the death clothes according to any one of claims 1 to 7 , further comprising an upper garment that covers the upper part of the body from the chest.

The death clothes according to claim 9 is the death clothes according to claim 8 , wherein the upper garment body of the upper garment has a planar shape so as to cover the body from the front.

The mortuary bundle according to claim 10 is the mortuary bundle according to claim 8 or 9 , wherein the upper garment has wrist fixing strings in the vicinity of the left and right ends of the upper garment body so as to be wound around each wrist of the body. It is characterized by.

The mortuary bundle according to claim 11 is the mortuary bundle according to any one of claims 8 to 10 , wherein the upper garment extends from the upper end of the upper garment body to the left and right so as to be tied after being wound around the neck of the body. It is characterized by having.

According to the present invention, the front fabric and the back fabric are stitched with only one of the left and right sides, and have at least one fastening string that fastens the back fabric and the front fabric, and the back fabric is thick. Therefore, the vest can be easily put on the body, and it can be a Western-style dress for women that is inferior to the beauty of ordinary dresses.

It is a front view which shows the death clothes 1 which concern on embodiment of this invention. It is a rear view which shows the death clothes 1 same as the above. It is a right view which shows the death clothes 1 same as the above. It is a front view which shows the state which expand | deployed the death clothes 1 same as the above. It is a rear view which shows the state which expand | deployed the death clothes 1 same as the above. It is a front view which shows the state in the middle of putting the death clothes 1 on the body. It is a front view which shows the next halfway state which puts on the body the death clothes 1 same as the above. It is a front view which shows the next halfway state which puts on the body the death clothes 1 same as the above. It is a front view which shows the next halfway state which puts on the body the death clothes 1 same as the above. It is a front view which shows the completion state which makes the body wear the death clothes 1 same as the above. It is an expanded right view sectional drawing which shows the clasps 23 and 23 'vicinity of the death band 1 same as the above. It is an enlarged front view which shows the clasps 23 and 23 'vicinity of the death band 1 same as the above.

  Hereinafter, preferred embodiments for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. The death dress 1 according to the embodiment of the present invention is not a traditional kimono style but a western style for women. As shown in FIGS. 1 to 5, the death dress 1 includes a waistcoat 2 that wraps under the chest of the body, and a topcoat 3 that covers the waist 2 over the chest of the body. The garment 2 includes a garment body 20 formed by stitching a front fabric 21 forming a front portion and a back fabric 22 forming a back portion with only one of left and right sides, and fastening straps 23 and 23 'and fastening straps 24 and 24'. The chest belt-like fabric 25 and the lower abdomen belt-like fabric 26 are attached. The upper garment 3 is obtained by attaching wrist fixing strings 31 and 31 and a decorative string 32 to a flat body-shaped upper garment body 30. In FIGS. 4 and 5, main seams are indicated by dotted lines.

  The usage method for putting the corpse 1 on the body will be briefly described. First, as shown in FIG. 6, the jacket 2 is unfolded (that is, opened so that the back surface of the front fabric 21 appears), and the body is placed on the back fabric 22. Then, as shown in FIG. 7, the chest and lower abdomen are covered with a chest belt-like fabric 25 and a lower abdomen belt-like fabric 26, respectively. Then, as shown in FIG. 8, the front fabric 21 is returned to cover the body, and the opposite clasp 23 and clasp 24, clasp 23 ′ and clasp 24 ′ are tied at the side. Next, as shown in FIG. 9, the upper garment 3 is covered from the front from the chest of the body. Then, as shown in FIG. 10, when the wrist fixing strings 31, 31 and the decorative string 32 are used to fix to both wrists and the neck of the body, the process is completed.

  Details of the configuration and function of each part of the corpse 1 will be described below.

  As described above, the main body 20 is formed by stitching the front fabric 21 and the rear fabric 22 with only one of the left and right sides. With such a configuration of the main body 20 and at least one clasp 23 (or 23 ', 24, 24') that fastens the back fabric 22 and the front fabric 21, it is possible to easily put the jacket 2 on the body. become. In this embodiment shown in the figure, the lower left end 21LL of the front fabric 21 is stitched to the back fabric 22 (see FIGS. 4 and 5).

  As shown in FIG. 6, the back fabric 22 is positioned behind the back, the buttock, and the leg of the body when the body is laid down. The back fabric 22 is preferably thick so that excrement from the body does not penetrate and leak, or it can be lifted while the body is on. For the back fabric 22, for example, cotton can be used.

  The width (width in the left-right direction) of the front fabric 21 is larger than the width (width in the left-right direction) of the back fabric 22 (see FIGS. 4 and 5) so that the front fabric 21 can swell slowly and cover the body. ). When the front fabric 21 covers the body, the back fabric 22 is almost invisible from the front (see FIG. 1). The front fabric 21 is preferably formed of a fabric thinner than the back fabric 22 so that the front fabric 21 can swell slowly and can be decorated freely. For the front fabric 21, for example, silk can be used. When the front fabric 21 covers the body, depending on how it is covered, there may be a slight gap between the lower right end 21RL of the front fabric 21 and the lower right end 22RL of the back fabric 22. (See FIG. 2) However, since the front fabric 21 is generally in contact with the back mattress, the foot or the like is not visible from the side (see FIG. 3).

  The front fabric 21 is preferably formed by an overlapped outer fabric 211 and inner fabric 212 as shown in the enlarged right side sectional view of FIG. The outer fabric 211 and the inner fabric 212 have substantially the same outline shape in front view (front view). The outer fabric 211 is slightly more relaxed than the inner fabric 212 so as to be decorated such as shirring. In this way, even if it is thin and translucent, the inner fabric 212 can be used as an underwear so that the body cannot be seen through.

  The fastening strap 23 (or 23 ') is attached to the front fabric 21 and the fastening strap 24 (or 24') is attached to the back fabric 22 by sewing. The clasps 23 (or 23 ') and the clasps 24 (or 24') are in a position where they can be tied when the front fabric 21 covers the body. The number of the clasps 23 and 23 ′ (and the clasps 24 and 24 ′) is preferably two in the middle (the waist position of the body) and the upper end as shown in the figure from the viewpoint of function and aesthetics. One or three or more may be used. Further, the clasp 24 (or 24 ′) or the clasp 23 (or 23 ′) is omitted, and the clasp 23 (or 23 ′) or the clasp 24 (or 24 ′) can be tied instead (for example, It is also possible to provide a ring-shaped one. For example, the fastening string 23 (or 23 ') and the fastening string 24 (or 24') may be made of cotton so that they can be firmly connected to each other.

  Each of the clasps 23 (or 23 ') and the clasps 24 (or 24') is longer than the width (the width in the left-right direction) of the front fabric 21 or the back fabric 22, and extends outwardly from them (the protrusion) The portion is made up of a series of (single) strings that are tied to other strings (see FIGS. 4 and 5). It is also possible to sew only the outwardly extending portions to both ends of the front fabric 21 or the back fabric 22. Note that the outwardly extending portions of the clasp 23 (or 23 ′) and the clasp 24 (or 24 ′) are appropriately bent, but in FIGS. 4 and 5, the upper left end 21LU of the front fabric 21 is used. The portion extending outward from the upper left end 22LU of the back fabric 22 is bent so as not to overlap the back fabric 22.

  When the fastening cord 23 is formed of a series of cords and is formed by the outer fabric 211 and the inner fabric 212 in which the front fabric 21 overlaps, the fastening cord 23 is preferably formed from the upper left end 21LU of the front fabric 21. Inserted between the pair of substantially parallel seams 21a and 21a for sewing the outer fabric 211 and the inner fabric 212 up to the upper right end 21RU (see FIG. 11). In that case, the clasp 23 is in a state where the central portion (the central portion in the left-right direction) in front view is fixed to the outer fabric 211 and the inner fabric 212 and the peripheral portion is not fixed. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 12 (and FIG. 4), two seams 21b, 21b are provided between the pair of seams 21a, 21a substantially perpendicularly to the two seams 21b, 21a, The space between 21b can be the central portion of the clasp 23 and the outside of the two seams 21b and 21b can be the peripheral portion of the clasp 23. Before forming the seams 21b and 21b, it is preferable in terms of aesthetics to form a shearing on the outer fabric 211 between the positions (see FIG. 12). Shirring is formed on the outer outer fabric 211 of each of the two seams 21b, 21b by grasping the fastening strap 23 and bringing the outer fabric 211 and the inner fabric 212 together (see FIG. 12). If it does in this way, the clothing 2 can be match | combined with the thickness of the body by approaching or loosening the outer side fabric 211 and the inner side fabric 212. FIG. The same applies to the clasp 23 '.

  Next, the chest belt-like fabric 25 and the lower abdomen belt-like fabric 26 will be described. The chest belt-like fabric 25 has a width (vertical width) wider than that of a general female breast so that the chest of the body can be covered from the left and right sides, and outward from both side ends of the back fabric 22 (more details). (Leftward from the upper left end 22LU and rightward from the upper right end 22RU) (see FIGS. 4 and 5). The chest belt-like fabric 26 is a fabric that covers the chest of the body from the side and covers it from the left and right while adjusting the shape, and is tied at the center. In order to make it easy to tie, it is preferable that the chest belt-like fabric 25 has a gradually narrowed tip. Moreover, it is preferable that the chest belt-like cloth 25 is sewn to the back cloth 22 so as to form a tack 25a with the central part being moved up and down so that the chest of the body can be easily wrapped from above and below.

  The lower abdominal belt-like fabric 26 is outward from both side ends of the back fabric 22 so that the lower abdomen of the body can be covered from the left and right sides (more specifically, from the left lower end 22LL of the back fabric 22 to the left And to the right from the lower right end 22RL). The lower abdominal belt-like fabric 26 has a width (vertical width) that is wider than or equal to that of the chest belt-like fabric 25, and is used by being superimposed on the lower abdomen of the body from the left and right. The stitching of the front fabric 21 and the rear fabric 22 is preferably performed from the lower end of the rear fabric 22 to the vicinity of the upper end of the lower abdomen belt-like fabric 26 in terms of ease of handling as in this embodiment shown in the figure. However, it may be up to the middle portion or the vicinity of the lower end of the lower abdominal belt-like fabric 26.

  The chest belt-like fabric 25 and the lower abdominal belt-like fabric 26 are respectively attached to the back fabric 22 by stitching along with the fastening straps 24, 24 ', and the fastening straps 23, 23' and the fastening straps 24, 24 covering the body. In the state where 'is fastened, the gap between the upper right end 21RU of the front fabric 21 and the upper right end 22RU of the rear fabric 22 (and the upper left end 21LU of the front fabric 21 and the upper left end of the rear fabric 22). The chest and lower abdomen can be hidden through the gap between the portions 22LU (see FIG. 3). Moreover, about the lower abdominal belt-like cloth 26, when moving a body, there is a possibility that the front cloth 21 may be peeled off, and at that time, the lower abdomen can be hidden so that it cannot be seen.

  Each of the chest belt-like fabric 25 and the lower abdominal belt-like fabric 26 is made of a single piece of fabric that is longer than the width of the back fabric 22. If it does so, it will become easy to move a body by grasping and lifting the chest belt-like cloth 25 or the lower abdominal belt-like cloth 26 at the time of payment. The chest belt-like fabric 25 and the lower abdomen belt-like fabric 26 can be made of, for example, cotton.

  The upper garment 3 will be described. The upper garment 3 covers from the chest of the body, that is, the neck, shoulders, and arms. The corpse 1 can be made inferior to the beauty of a normal dress by providing the upper garment 3 together with the upper garment 2. By separating the upper garment 2 and the upper garment 3 and covering the upper garment 3 so as to overlap the upper garment 2, it is possible to wear the upper garment 3 regardless of the height. That is, it is not necessary to prepare separately the size according to height.

  The upper garment body 30 of the upper garment 3 has a planar shape as described above. That is, the sleeve portion is not formed into a cylindrical shape that allows the arm to pass through (see FIG. 4). Preferably, as shown in FIG. 9, the body is covered from the front surface without being laid under the back of the body. In addition, the wrist fixing strings 31, 31 are attached in the vicinity of the left and right ends of the upper garment body 30 so as to be wound around the wrists of the body. A small-diameter ring (not shown) that can be hooked on a finger may be attached to the tip. Further, the decorative string 32 that extends outward from the upper end (collar) of the upper garment body 30 is attached so as to be tied after being wound around the neck of the body. The decorative string 32 is also decorated by being tied on the front surface. The upper garment body 30 and the decorative string 32 may be made of, for example, silk, and the wrist fixing strings 31, 31 may be made of, for example, cotton satin. The upper garment body 30, the wrist fixing strings 31, 31, and the decorative string 32 make the upper garment 3 easy to wear.

  As described above, the death clothes 1 are easy to wear and have no inferiority compared to the beauty of a normal dress. Moreover, since the upper garment 2 and the upper garment 3 are configured without using metals, it is possible to prevent extra items from remaining unburned during cremation. It is also possible to use a chemical fiber such as polyester for the waistcoat 2 and the upper garment 3, but when natural fibers such as silk and cotton or regenerated fibers such as rayon are used as in the above example, during cremation This is preferable because the possibility of generation of harmful gases can be avoided.

  As mentioned above, although the death clothes 1 which concern on embodiment of this invention were demonstrated, this invention is not restricted to what was described in the above-mentioned embodiment, Various design within the range of the matter described in the claim It can be changed. For example, the upper garment 3 can be omitted when the body's neck, shoulders, and arms are clean. Moreover, although it becomes difficult to put on, it is also possible depending on the case that the upper garment 3 is laid under the back of the body. Further, in order to reduce costs, the chest belt-like fabric 25, the lower abdominal belt-like fabric 26, the wrist straps 31, 31, the decorative strap 32, etc. may be omitted in some cases. Of course, it is possible to add various decorations such as flower-shaped chest ornaments, and to color or embroidery all or part of the jacket 2 and the upper garment 3 as appropriate. Further, the material is not limited to the above. Also, the method of use is not limited to the above.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Dead garment 2 Jacket 20 Jacket body 21 Front cloth 21LU Upper left end of front cloth 21LL Lower left edge of front cloth 21RU Upper right edge of front cloth 21RL Lower right edge of front cloth 211 Outer cloth 212 Inner cloth 22 Back fabric 22LU Upper left end of back fabric 22LL Lower left end of back fabric 22RU Upper right end of back fabric 22RL Lower right end of back fabric 23, 23 'Front fabric clasp 24, 24' Back fabric Fastening strap 25 Chest belt-like cloth 26 Lower abdominal belt-like cloth 3 Upper garment 30 Upper garment body 31 Wrist fixing string 32 Decoration string

Claims (11)

A corpse with a jacket that wraps beneath the chest of the body,
The jacket includes a back fabric forming a back portion, a front fabric forming a front portion, and at least one fastening string for fastening the back fabric and the front fabric.
The back fabric and the front fabric are sewn only on either the left or right side,
The death clothes characterized in that the back fabric is thick and the front fabric is formed of a fabric thinner than the back fabric. In the death clothes according to claim 1 ,
The frontal fabric is formed of a superposed outer fabric and an inner fabric, and is a dead clothes bundle. In the death clothes according to claim 2 ,
The at least one fastening string comprises a series of strings longer than the width of the front fabric;
The clasp is inserted between the two stitches obtained by sewing the outer fabric and the inner fabric from the upper left end to the upper right end of the front fabric, the central portion is fixed to the outer fabric and the inner fabric, and the peripheral portion is A death costume characterized by being not fixed. In the death clothes according to any one of claims 1 to 3 ,
The vest has a chest band-like fabric extending outward from both side ends of the back fabric so that the chest of the body can be covered from the left and right. In the death costume according to claim 4 ,
A dead garment comprising a chest band-like fabric by stitching one piece of fabric longer than the width of the back fabric to the body of the jacket. In the death clothes according to any one of claims 1 to 5 ,
The vest has a lower abdomen belt-like fabric extending outward from both side ends of the back fabric so that the lower abdomen of the body can be covered from the left and right. In the death clothes according to claim 6 ,
A dead garment characterized in that a lower abdomen-belt-like fabric is formed by stitching a piece of fabric longer than the width of the back fabric to the body of the jacket. In the death clothes according to any one of claims 1 to 7 ,
A death garment characterized by further comprising an upper garment that covers the upper part of the body from the chest. The corpse of claim 8 ,
The upper garment body of the upper garment has a planar shape so as to cover the body from the front surface. In the death clothes according to claim 8 or 9 ,
The upper garment has a wrist fixing string in the vicinity of the left and right ends of the upper garment main body so as to be wound around and tied to each wrist of the body. In the death clothes according to any one of claims 8 to 10 ,
The upper garment has a decorative string extending from the upper end of the upper garment body to the left and right so as to be tied after being wound around the neck of the body.

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