JP6629944B1 - Restraint - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a restraining garment that suppresses an opening operation of a slider by fastening a flap covering a closed end of a slide fastener to a garment main body through a locking engagement means. We propose a simple and rational configuration that is difficult to open by operation. A flap (40) is formed by folding a cloth body wider than the slide fastener (2) at the extension of the slide fastener (2), and a side edge (42) intersecting the folding line (41) is formed between the slide fastener (2) and the clothes body. Is stitched along one of the front and back surfaces of the closed portion along the suturing line. On the back surface of the folded flap 40, the puller 32 of the slider 3 located at the closed end of the slide fastener 2 is accommodated. A possible pocket 6 is provided. [Selection diagram] FIG.

Description

  The invention disclosed by the present application relates to a control garment with a slide fastener worn by a care receiver in a care / medical facility or the like. More specifically, the present invention relates to a restraint garment capable of preventing a care receiver having a symptom such as dementia or mental illness from opening a slide fastener on his / her own and undressing, or performing a self-harming act or a dirty act.

  In nursing care / medical facilities and the like, when nursing a bedridden person due to illness, disability, old age, etc., a tie-clothes-type nursing garment is often used. As shown in FIG. 1, for example, such a nursing garment has a front surface extending from a neck portion 11 to a hem portion 12 of a right leg via a front body portion (between a left body portion 14L and a right body portion 14R). A plurality of slide fasteners 2 are attached to a portion or an inner thigh portion from the hem portion 12 of the right leg to the hem portion 13 of the left leg through the crotch, and by opening them, changing clothes, consulting, excretion processing, etc. Is configured to be easily performed. In some cases, slide fasteners are attached to the back and underarms. As for the slide fastener 2, an “open type” fastener in which the closed portion is completely separated when the slider 3 is moved to the open end, and a “stop type” in which the open end of the slider 3 is not separated because the open end of the slider 3 is connected with a stopper. Is selectively used according to the needs of nursing care services and the like. In the embodiment illustrated in FIG. 1, a double fastener that can be opened and closed from both ends is employed.

  Among the users of such nursing clothes, there are cared persons who have symptoms such as dementia and mental illness. These care receivers may open the slide fastener 2 on their own and undress them or perform self-harming or dirty acts. Therefore, in order to prevent such an act, the operation of opening the slide fastener 2 is suppressed. In some cases, a device provided with a means for performing such operations is used. FIGS. 10 and 11 show the outline of the slide fastener suppressing means provided in the nursing clothes disclosed in Patent Literature 1 and Patent Literature 2, respectively. In these, a flap 4 (cover piece) for covering the closed end of the slide fastener 2 is attached to one surface of the closed portion of the slide fastener 2, and the free end side of the flap 4 is overlapped with the other surface of the closed portion. It is configured to be fastened by a snap button 5 with a lock. The snap button 5 with the lock can be easily fitted by pressing the lock repeatedly, but the operation of releasing the lock requires knack, and the operation is difficult for the care recipient who has symptoms such as dementia and mental illness to understand. Has become. By making it difficult to open the slide fastener 2 using such a restraining means, the safety and hygiene of the cared person are protected, and the burden on the carer is reduced.

JP-A-2-132612 Registered Utility Model No. 3202032

  The conventional slide fastener suppressing means is configured such that a gap is formed between the flap 4 and the clothing body along the opening and closing direction of the slide fastener 2. Therefore, when the care receiver puts the fingertip into the gap, it is possible to touch the slider 3 covered with the flap 4, and when the fingertip is used to rub the slider 3, the slider 3 gradually opens. And the slide fastener 2 may be opened even with the flap 4 closed.

  The suppressing means disclosed in Patent Literature 1 enlarges the flap 4 vertically and arranges three sets of snap buttons 5 along the opening and closing direction of the slide fastener 2. However, it is still possible to squeeze the fingertip from the side of the closed end of the slide fastener 2 to the back side of the flap 4, and it is not possible to prevent the slider 3 from being gradually pushed to the open side with the fingertip.

  The suppressing means disclosed in Patent Document 2 attaches a tubular member 9 near the closed end of the slide fastener 2, accommodates the pull 32 of the slider 3 in the tubular member 9, and removes the flap 4 from above. It is configured to cover and fasten. The tubular member 9 is formed by folding a band-shaped cloth body into a loop shape and overlapping both ends thereof, and is sewn together with the base cloth of the snap button 5 to one side of a closed portion of the front body. However, even with this configuration, it is possible for the fingertip to sneak into the back side of the flap 4 from the gap between the both end edges of the flap 4 and the clothing body. Since the front and back surfaces of the tubular member 9 are separated from both the flap 4 and the clothing body, the tab 32 of the slider 3 is closed from the outside of the tubular member 9 with the fingertip sunk into the back side of the flap 4. Cannot be prevented from being pushed out from the tubular member 9 in such a manner that the slide fastener 2 is opened.

  The invention disclosed in the present application aims to prevent the above-mentioned phenomenon, and the opening operation of the slider is performed by fastening a flap covering the closed end of the slide fastener to the clothing main body by a snap button with a lock or the like. The present invention proposes a simple and rational restraining means for easily preventing a slider covered with a flap from being opened by an improper operation for a care clothes and other restraining clothes to be restrained.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the invention disclosed in the present application has a flap that covers a closed end of the slide fastener attached to one side of a closing portion of a clothes body that is opened and closed by a slide fastener, and a free end side of the flap is In a restraining garment which is fastened to the other side of the closing portion via a locking engagement means, the flap is folded back at the extension of the slide fastener so as to cover the closed end of the slide fastener from both front and back sides. The edge of one side intersecting the folding line is sewn on both front and back surfaces of one side of the closed portion along a sewing line of the slide fastener and the garment body, and the folded flap of the flap is provided. A pocket on the back side of the front part, which can accommodate a puller of a slider located at a closed end of the slide fastener. Provided the, to adopt a configuration with.

  According to this configuration, since the flap is folded back at the extension of the slide fastener and covers the closed end of the slide fastener from both front and back sides, as in the related art, the flap and the garment main body are formed from the side of the closed end of the slide fastener. The fingertip cannot be inserted between them to push the slider to the open side. On the open side of the slide fastener, there is a gap between the flap and the clothing body as in the past, but since the tab of the slider is stored in the pocket attached to the back of the flap, touch the fingertip from the gap on the open side. Even if it is inserted, you cannot directly touch the tab. The slider with the tab held in the pocket at the closed end of the slide fastener is restrained so as not to move to the open side or the close side as it is, and to move it, there is a lock with a flap fastening. The fastening means must be released and the flap turned up. Thus, the slider covered by the flap is much less likely to be moved than in the past.

  In this restraint garment, the pocket has at least an edge on the open side of the slide fastener and an edge on the free end side of the flap sewn to the flap to close the slide fastener. It is preferable that the side edge is open.

  Further, the invention disclosed in the present application adopts a configuration in which a retaining means is provided on the front side portion of the flap to be engaged with a pull of the slider inside the pocket. This makes it more difficult for the tab housed in the pocket to come out of the pocket.

  The retaining means is a retaining piece sewn to the flap so as to overlap with an open edge of the pocket, or a retaining projection protruding inside the pocket and engaging with a pull of the slider. , Can be configured.

  Further, a portion of the flap near the folding line protrudes beyond the closing portion of the clothing main body to the extension destination of the slide fastener, and the protruding portion is a sewing remaining portion that is not sewn to the clothing main body. preferable.

  The restraining garment disclosed in the present application, the flap is folded back at the extension of the closed end of the slide fastener, and attached so as to cover both the front and back surfaces of the closed end, and a pocket is attached to the back of the flap, The pocket is designed to accommodate the slider's tab, so the simple structure allows the care receiver to slide his fingertip into the back of the flap and move the slider to the open side. Can be more difficult.

It is the whole front view which shows an example of the clothes for nursing care of a connection sleepwear type opened and closed by a slide fastener. It is a figure showing one embodiment of the invention indicated by this application, and is a figure showing the composition of the back side of the flap before attaching to nursing clothes. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a state in which the flap of FIG. 2 is attached to a collar portion of the nursing garment of FIG. 1 with the back side of the flap partially cut away. FIG. 4 is a front view of a state in which the slide fasteners at the base of the collar in FIG. 3 are closed, and the closed end is covered with a flap. FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. 4. It is a figure showing composition of the back side of a flap concerning other embodiments of the invention indicated by this application. FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view of the same position as FIG. 5 in a state where the flap of FIG. 6 is attached to a collar portion of the nursing garment of FIG. 1 and the slide fastener is closed. It is a figure which shows the further another embodiment of the invention which this application discloses, and is the figure which looked at the state which closed the slide fastener and covered the closed end part with the flap from the front side. FIG. 9 is a sectional view taken along line BB in FIG. 8. It is a front view showing the form of the flap which covers the closing end of a slide fastener indicated by patent documents 1, (a) shows the state where the flap was turned up, and (b) shows the state where the flap was fastened. It is a front view which shows the form of the flap which covers the closing end part of a slide fastener disclosed by patent document 2, (a) shows the state which turned up the flap, (b) shows the state which fastened the flap.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the invention disclosed in the present application will be described with reference to the drawings. Note that components that are substantially the same as the components of the related art shown in FIGS. 10 and 11 are denoted by the same reference numerals.

  FIGS. 2 to 5 show an embodiment in which the invention disclosed in the present application is applied to the collar portion 11 (the double-circled portion in FIG. 1) of the nursing garment 1 shown in FIG. . The slide fastener 2 that opens and closes the front body of the restraint garment has two sliders mounted in the “butt-to-tail” direction, and can be opened and closed from either the neck part 11 or the right leg hem part 12. It is a double fastener of the reverse opening type.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the slide fastener 2 is composed of a pair of left and right fastener chains 21 in which an element row 23 is provided on one side edge of a fastener tape 22 (base cloth), and the element rows 23 of the two fastener chains 21. And a slider 3 for meshing / separating. The outer edge of the fastener tape 22 (the side opposite to the element row 23) is sewn on the back surfaces of the left body portion 14L and the right body portion 14R constituting the garment body. A pull 32 is swingably attached to the column 31 of the slider 3.

  A butterfly pin 24 having a shape passing through the slider 3 is attached to the upper end of the element row 23 of the fastener chain 21 attached to the left body part 14L. Further, a box pin 25 having a shape that does not pass through the slider 3 is attached to the upper end of the element row 23 of the fastener chain 21 attached to the right body part 14R side. The slider 3 on the side of the collar 11 is attached to the fastener chain 21 with the buttocks side (the side where the element rows 23 mesh), and the collar 3 is closed when the slider 3 is pulled up to the upper end. That is, in the slide fastener 2 that opens and closes the collar portion 11, the upper end portion is a closed end portion. When the slider 3 is lowered, the neck portion 11 is opened, and the butterfly pin 24 and the box pin 25 respectively attached to the upper end portions of the two fastener chains 21 are exposed.

  The essential part of the invention disclosed in the present application is a structure of a flap attached so as to cover a closed end (upper end) of the slide fastener 2. FIG. 2 is a view of the flap 40 before being attached to the nursing clothing 1 as viewed from the back side thereof. The flap 40 is made of a cloth or a sheet piece having appropriate flexibility, and is formed by, for example, stacking two sheets of cloth common to the clothes main body on the front and back sides and sewing the edges thereof. The flap 40 is substantially vertically elongated, and has a planar shape such as a substantially right-angled trapezoid in which a vertical side on one side extends substantially linearly and a vertical side on the other side is short.

  On the back surface of the flap 40, a female member 52 of the snap button 5, which constitutes a locking engagement means, and a pocket 6 for accommodating the pull 32 of the slider 3 are attached. These structures and mounting positions will be described later.

  FIG. 3 is a view showing a state in which the flap 40 of FIG. 2 is attached to the collar part 11, and a rear side portion 40B of the flap 40 is partially cut away. The flap 40 is folded around substantially the middle in the longitudinal direction, and is put on the end of the fastener chain 21 on the right body part 14R side. Then, a substantially linear long edge 42 intersecting the folding line 41 of the flap 40 is sewn to both the front and back surfaces of the right body portion 14R along a sewing line between the fastener chain 21 and the right body portion 14R. An interval of several mm to several tens of mm is provided between the sewing line of the flap 40 and the sewing line of the fastener chain 21.

  The folded line 41 of the flap 40 protrudes from the end of the right body portion 14R to the extension of the slide fastener 2 by about several mm, and the protruding portion is a sewing remaining portion 43 that is not sewn to the garment body. I have. The unsewn portion 43 is formed in such a size that a fingertip cannot be inserted from the right body portion 14R side. Thus, the flap 40 is attached so as to largely cover the closed end of the slide fastener 2 from both sides.

  FIG. 4 is a front view of a state where the slide fastener 2 is closed and the closed end is covered with a flap 40. When the slider 3 is moved to the closed end, the fastener chain 21 on the left body part 14L is swallowed together with the slider 3 between the front part 40F and the back part 40B of the folded flap 40. The width of the flap 40 is sufficiently larger than the width of the slide fastener 2 when the slide fastener 2 is closed, and the length of the flap 40 along the opening and closing direction of the slide fastener 2 is such that both the front side portion 40F and the back side portion 40B are provided with the tab 32 of the slider 3. It is formed to be sufficiently larger than the included length. In the illustrated embodiment, the length of the front side portion 40F and the back side portion 40B of the flap 40 is slightly more than twice the length including the pull 32 of the slider 3, and the back side portion 40B is slightly longer than the front side portion 40F. I have.

  The free end side of the front side portion 40F of the flap 40 is fastened to the surface of the left body portion 14L via a locking engagement means. The snap button 5 constituting the engaging means of the illustrated embodiment is a metal or resin fastener for fitting the male member 51 and the female member 52, which are substantially circular in a front view, in an overlapping manner. It has the same configuration as the “snap button with automatic locking mechanism” shown in FIGS. 3 and 4. A locking mechanism using a leaf spring or the like is incorporated into one of the male member 51 or the female member 52, and when the leaf spring or the like is deformed by pushing in the center of the member, the leaf spring or the like engages with the other member. As a result, the male member 51 and the female member 52 do not easily come off.

  The male member 51 and the female member 52 are each fitted in advance to a strong base cloth 53 made of a synthetic fiber woven tape or the like. The reinforcing base fabric 53 is cut into a substantially rectangular shape and stitched to the surface of the left body portion 14L and the back surface of the front side portion 40F of the flap 40, respectively. The stitching positions are such that the fingertip cannot be inserted from the left body part 14L side between the folding line 41 of the flap 40 and the snap button 5 in the closed state of the slide fastener 2 shown in FIG. ing.

  When the slide fastener 2 is closed, the pocket 6 is attached to a position where the pull tab 32 of the slider 3 located at the closed end thereof can be accommodated. The pocket 6 is a substantially rectangular member made of, for example, a woven tape made of synthetic fiber and the like, which is stronger than the flap 40, and of the peripheral portions surrounding the four circumferences, the peripheral portion on the opening side of the slide fastener 2 and the flap. The edge on the free end side of the flap 40 is sewn to the flap 40, and the edge on the closed side of the slide fastener 2 and the edge on the base end side (the side of the stitching line with respect to the right body portion 14R) are sewn. It is open without being opened (see the white arrow in FIG. 2). The closed-side edge of the slide fastener 2 is arranged near the column 31 of the slider 3 brought to the closed end of the slide fastener 2. The width of the pocket 6 is set so that the tab 32 of the slider 3 can be inserted and removed with some margin, and the height (depth) of the pocket 6 depends below the column 31 of the slider 3. The lower half of the handle 32 is dimensioned to be accommodated with some margin.

  The operation of housing the puller 32 of the slider 3 in the pocket 6 is performed by moving the slider 3 to the closed end before closing the snap button 5 of the flap 40 to the left body portion 14L. The pull 32 is inserted into the pocket 6 while bending the vicinity of the part and the flap 40. By fitting the snap button 5 after the handle 32 is accommodated in the pocket 6, the handle 32 is held in a state where the handle 32 cannot easily come out of the pocket 6.

  FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. When the tab 32 of the slider 3 brought to the closed end of the slide fastener 2 is accommodated in the pocket 6 attached to the back surface of the front side portion 40F of the flap 40 covering the closed end, the tab 32 Cannot be directly touched with the fingertips from both the open side and the closed side of the slide fastener 2. In this state, even if an attempt is made to move the slider 3 from the outside of the flap 40 by rubbing it, the puller 32 is caught in the pocket 6, so that the slider 3 hardly moves to the open side. With this operation, it is possible to rationally prevent the slide fastener 2 from being opened by an inappropriate operation of the care receiver.

  Since the flap 40 thus configured also largely covers the back side of the closed end of the slide fastener 2, the flap 40 also has an effect of reducing the feeling of pressure and pain when a metal part or the like attached near the closed end contacts the body. Eggplant In addition, the flap 40 becomes a bag-like shape that is half-opened toward the left body portion 14L only by removing the snap button 5, so that the slider 3 can be raised or lowered near the closed end portion, Even when the butterfly pin 24 on the body part 14L is inserted or removed, the operation thereof is not hindered. Further, a substantially linear edge 42 intersecting the folding line 41 of the flap 40 is sewn on both the front and back surfaces of the right body 14R, so that a bag-like form half-opened toward the left body 14L. Is suitably retained.

  Further, by providing a gap between the suturing line of the flap 40 and the suturing line of the fastener chain 21 and separately sewing the flap 40 and the fastener chain 21 to the garment body, the respective suturing operations can be easily performed. In addition, when the flap 40 and the slide fastener 2 are damaged or defective, it is possible to individually repair or replace each of them. Further, a portion of the flap 40 in the vicinity of the return line 41 is provided as a remaining sewing portion 43 so that a clearance is provided between the return line 41 and the closed end of the slide fastener 2 such that a fingertip does not enter. The work of attaching / detaching to / from the chain 21 or replacing the slider 3 in which a problem has occurred can be performed without difficulty. When it becomes necessary to remove the flap 40 and the slide fastener 2 from the garment main body and replace them, by putting scissors in the unsewn portion 43 of the flap 40, the stitched portions thereof can be easily unraveled.

  6 and 7 show another embodiment of the invention disclosed in the present application. The flap 40 according to this embodiment has the same size and shape as the flap 40 shown in FIGS. 2 to 5 and is attached to the same site. The pocket 6 also has the same shape and size as the above-described embodiment, and is attached to a position where the puller 32 of the slider 3 located at the closed end of the slide fastener 2 can be accommodated, as in the above-described embodiment. . However, in this embodiment, of the peripheral portions surrounding the four circumferences of the pocket 6, the peripheral portion on the opening side of the slide fastener 2 and the left and right peripheral portions intersecting with it (the peripheral portion on the free end side of the flap 40). 6 are sewn to the flap 40, and only the closed side edge of the slide fastener 2 is opened without being sewn (see the white arrow in FIG. 6). ).

Then, between the open edge of the pocket 6 and the front side portion 40F of the flap 40,
A retaining piece 71 for preventing the pull 32 of the slider 3 from coming out of the pocket 6 is attached. The retaining piece 71 is a substantially rectangular member made of, for example, the same woven tape as that of the pocket 6, and has a width approximately the same as the width of the pocket 6, and a height of about half the height of the pocket 6. Is formed. The retaining piece 71 has a lower edge (an edge located on the opening side of the slide fastener 2) of the pocket 6 than an opening of the pocket 6 (an edge which is opened without being sewn to the flap 40). The flap 40 is sandwiched between the front side portion 40F of the flap 40 and the pocket 6 so as to be slightly sunk inside. Then, the closed side edge of the slide fastener 2 is sewn to the front side portion 40F of the flap 40, and the left and right side edges crossing it are sewn to the front side portion 40F together with the left and right side edges of the pocket 6. Have been. However, only the open side edge of the slide fastener 2 is not sewn to the front side portion 40F, and is attached so as to slightly rise from the front side portion 40F as shown in FIG.

  If such a retaining piece 71 is attached to the opening of the pocket 6, even if the flap 40 is deformed or the like, and the pull 32 of the slider 3 is pushed out of the pocket 6, the pull 32 of the slider 3 is pushed. Is hooked on the edge of the retaining piece 71 that is not sewn to the flap 40, so that the hole 33 is difficult to come out of the pocket 6.

  8 and 9 show still another embodiment of the invention disclosed in the present application. The flap 40 according to this embodiment is attached to the same portion as the flap 40 shown in FIGS. 2 to 5 and FIGS. 6 to 7, but the size of the front side portion 40F is larger than that of the above-described embodiment. The slide fastener 2 is extended in the opening and closing direction, and two sets of snap buttons 5 are attached along the extension direction. Each of the two sets of snap buttons 5 is the same as that of the above-described embodiment. The male member 51 is attached to the front surface of the left body portion 14L, and the female member 52 is attached to the back surface of the flap 40. The snap button 5 closer to the closed end (upper side in FIG. 8) is attached to a position where a fingertip cannot be inserted from the left body part 14L side between the snap button 5 and the folding line 41 of the flap 40.

  The pocket 6 is attached to a position where the pull fastener 32 of the slider 3 located at the closed end of the slide fastener 2 can be accommodated when the slide fastener 2 is closed, as in the above-described two embodiments. The size and material of the pocket 6 are the same as those of the above-described two embodiments. In the pocket 6 according to this embodiment, similarly to the pocket 6 shown in FIG. 6, three sides excluding the closed side edge of the slide fastener 2 are sewn to the flap 40 among the edges surrounding the four circumferences. I have.

  The front side portion 40F of the flap 40 is provided with a retaining projection 72 protruding inside the pocket 6 sewn to the back surface thereof. The retaining projection 72 is formed by using a member such as a small snap hook. In the illustrated embodiment, the retaining projection 72 is attached by fitting a pair of mating members from both the front and back surfaces of the front portion 40F of the flap 40. . By attaching such a retaining projection 72 to the inside of the pocket 6 so that the hole 33 formed in the tab 32 of the slider 3 is hooked on the retaining projection 72, the tab 32 is pulled out of the pocket 6. Can be made more difficult.

  As described above, the restraint garment disclosed in the present application is mounted so that the flap 40 is folded back at the extension of the closed end of the slide fastener 2 to cover both the front and back surfaces of the closed end, and The pocket 6 is attached to the back surface of 40, and the pull tab 32 of the slider 3 is accommodated in the pocket 6. Therefore, while having a simple configuration, it is more difficult than in the related art for the care receiver to make the fingertip dive into the back side of the flap 40 to pull out the tab 32 of the slider 3 and move the slider 3 to the open side. it can.

  The technical scope of the invention disclosed in the present application should not be interpreted in a limited manner by the illustrated embodiments, but should be interpreted conceptually based on the description in the claims. In carrying out the invention disclosed in the present application, the shapes, dimensions, materials, structures, positional relationships, joining forms, and the like of members / parts not specifically specified in the claims are substantially the same as those in the exemplary embodiments. The present invention can be appropriately modified and carried out within a range where the effect can be obtained.

  For example, when the slide fastener 2 is an inverted double fastener, the flap 40 can be attached to the opposite closed end, that is, the hem 12 of the right leg in the illustrated care garment 1. . Similarly, the flap 40 can be attached to both the skirt 12 of the right leg and the skirt 13 of the left leg for the slide fastener 2 that opens and closes the inner crotch portion (the single circled portion in FIG. 1).

  The material of the flap 40 may use a sheet piece made of, for example, a soft synthetic resin or synthetic leather, instead of the cloth body. The same applies to the material of the pocket 6. The dimensions, the front shape, the sewing position, the sewing method, and the like of the flap 40 and the pocket 6 may be appropriately modified in consideration of usability, design, and the like. As the locking means for fastening the flap 40 to the clothing body, a known locking part similar to the illustrated snap button 5 can be appropriately used. A well-known sewing component or the like can be appropriately used for the retaining projection 72 that projects to the inside of the pocket.

  The invention disclosed in the present application is a restraint with a slide fastener used for restraining a wearer's behavior within a certain range in a facility for caring for the elderly and the disabled, a mental hospital, a child protection facility, a prison, and the like. Can be widely applied to clothing. The “suppression garment” in the present invention includes, in addition to the example of the connecting sleeper type nursing garment, clothing in which the upper garment and the lower garment are separated, gown-type clothing, a diaper cover worn around the waist, and the like. Also includes those to which suppression means are applied. In addition, the present invention also includes those applied to nursing articles with a slide fastener used for the same purpose as the above-mentioned clothes, such as mittens covering a fingertip from a wrist and a restraining band for restraining a body on a bed or the like.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Nursing clothing 11 Collar part 12 Right leg hem 13 Left leg hem 14R Right body part 14L Left body part 2 Slide fastener 21 Fastener chain 22 Fastener tape 23 Element row 24 Butterfly stick 25 Box stick 3 Slider 31 Column 31 32 Handle 33 Hole 40 Flap 40F Front side part 40B Back side part 41 Folding line 42 Substantially linear peripheral part 43 Unsewn part 5 Snap button 51 Female member 52 Reinforcement base cloth 6 Pocket 71 Detent piece 72 Detent projection

Claims (6)

A flap that covers a closed end of the slide fastener is attached to one side of a closing portion of the garment body that is opened and closed by the slide fastener, and a free end of the flap is connected to the other end of the closing portion via a locking engagement means. In the restraining clothes fastened to the side,
The flap is folded back at the extension of the slide fastener so as to cover the closed end of the slide fastener from both front and back sides, and one side edge crossing the folding line is sutured between the slide fastener and the garment body. Along the line, while being sewn on both front and back surfaces of one side of the closed part,
A suppression garment, wherein a pocket capable of accommodating a puller of a slider located at a closed end of the slide fastener is provided on a back surface of the folded back flap. The restraining garment according to claim 1,
In the pocket, at least an edge on the open side of the slide fastener and an edge on a free end side of the flap are sewn to the flap, and an edge on a closed side of the slide fastener. A restraining garment characterized by having an opening. In the restraining garment according to claim 1 or 2,
A restraining garment provided on a front side portion of the flap with retaining means for engaging with a pull of the slider inside the pocket. In the restraint suit according to claim 3,
The restraining garment, wherein the retaining means is a retaining piece sewn to the flap so as to overlap an open edge of the pocket. In the restraint suit according to claim 3,
The restraining garment, wherein the retaining means is a retaining projection that protrudes inside the pocket and engages with a tab of the slider. In the suppression clothing according to any one of claims 1 to 5,
A portion of the flap near the folding line protrudes beyond the closing portion of the garment main body to the extension destination of the slide fastener, and the protruding portion is a sewing remaining portion that is not sewn to the garment main body. Suppressing clothing.

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