JP6340744B1 - One piece kimono - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: Traditional Japanese kimonos cannot be worn alone due to the need for dressing techniques, and can not be washed easily due to collapse or out of shape, and there are inconveniences such as storing the bag by folding the storage It was. SOLUTION: In order to achieve the above object, the present invention differs from the conventional production in that it differs from the production of straight-cutting by the fabric, and the upper body and the skirt separated by the three-dimensional cutting are folded by using the pattern technology of the dressmaking. The upper body and skirt are attached and detached by opening and closing the rear zipper. The outpost has already been assembled and sewn into the switching peplum. The back coat crest is also missing. The bag is attached to the bag of the kimono body with a button or the like. The shoulders are tilted and the rubber on both sides prevents the back from wrinkling. Do not use strings for dressing. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention is a clothes-like one-piece kimono that does not require dressing techniques.

  Conventional kimonos cannot be worn alone, take time and money, and lack the convenience that the composition of the kimono cannot be stored or washed by after-following.

Japanese Patent Application No. 2012-185994

JP 2013-14870 A

JP 2014-43654 A

  Traditional Japanese kimonos require dressing skills and cannot be worn alone. In addition, there were inconveniences such as losing shape, composition of the kimono, and easy washing, and the storage place could be folded into a bag.

  In the present invention, design and functionality have been radically improved from the conventional dressing technology and production, so that anyone can easily wear it.

Means to solve the problem

  And, in order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention is different from the conventional production by straight line cutting with fabrics, and the upper and lower sides which are cut together are combined at the waist part with the peplum sandwiched using the pattern technology of clothes. The upper body and the skirt are attached and detached by opening the rear zipper. The outpost has already been put together, and the back coat is missing. Attach the bag to the bag with a button. The peplum with the heel stitched together with the front heel is folded at the end, and the back is not wrinkled due to the rubber effect attached to the side.

  The second solution is not limited to Japanese materials and production processes, but uses clothing materials and dressmaking techniques.

Effect of the invention

  As described above, the clothes-like kimono of the present invention does not require a dressing technique. By simply attaching it to the body with excellent design and functionality, it is possible to express traditional Japanese kimonos beautifully and easily, and to shorten the time. Because it is a kimono for clothes, it can be coordinated with clothes and is easy to store.

  Front body showing one-piece kimono of the present invention   Rear body showing one-piece kimono of the present invention

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

  In the figure, the kimono is a one-piece type 1 clothes-like kimono that is vertically combined.

  The heel 3 of the upper body 1 is made in a kimono style, the back garment pattern 3a is already missing, and the front heel tip 6 is sewn into the waist switching peplum 7. Peplum 7 serves as a fold.

  The shoulder is slanted by draping, and wrinkles on the back are stretched by both side belts. The rubber belt 8 with a hook and the rubber belt 8a with an adjustment are stopped at the front side from the rear side. There is a belt loop 9 through which the obi is passed at both sides.

  The bag 11 can be removed with the button and the buttonhole 2a of the main bag 3, and the bag 11 can be washed. A snap 12 is attached to the front center.

  At the top of the back, an open / close fastener is attached to the center 10 for attachment and detachment. Pull the puller 10b from the top down to close it.

  The rear opening fastener 10a of the skirt 13 is pulled up and closed with a pull 10b from the bottom to the top.

  The skirt 13 has a pocket 15 on the side.

  A Benz 14 is attached to the right side.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 One piece kimono 2 襦 袢 衿 attachment button 2a 襦 袢 衿 attachment button hole 3 Alignment ３ 3a Back coat crest 4 Shoulder slant contact 5 Both side rubber 6 Front switching peplum 6a Rear switching peplum 7 Peplum 8 Rubber belt with hook 8a Size adjustment rubber belt 8b Rubber belt stopper stitch 9 History belt for obi lifting 10 Back opening 10a Back opening zipper 10b Rear zipper pull 10c Skirt opening 11 １２ 12 襦 袢 衿 Snap snaps 13 Skirt 14 Benz opening 15 Side pocket

Claims (1)

The upper and lower parts separated by draping using a dress pattern are united at the waist with a peplum sandwiched between them, and the upper body and skirt are one-piece kimonos that can be removed with a zipper at the back. The skirt can be closed from the bottom to the top waist, and the skirt can be closed from the bottom to the top waist. The peplum that is attached to the garment and the heel of which the heel fits is sewn is folded at the end. There is no need for a string, and a one-piece kimono made from dressmaking materials using dress material.

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