JP7266889B2 - kimono costume - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a kimono costume.

Conventionally, in celebrations such as the Seven-Five-Three Festival, children are dressed in kimonos, photographed in a photo studio, and visited shrines and temples. At this time, it is very difficult to put on and take off the kimono for a small child (removal work). Therefore, various kimonos that are easy to wear have been proposed (see, for example, Patent Document 1, etc.).

Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Publication No. 2017-137608

However, conventional kimonos are not sufficiently easy to put on and take off, especially for small children. In addition, it was a heavy burden for small children to wear the kimono for a long time because of the tightening of the string and obi. In addition, while the work of putting on and taking off the kimono is facilitated, there is also a problem that the original appearance of the kimono is spoiled.

To provide a kimono costume capable of facilitating putting on and taking off work and shortening the time without impairing the original appearance of the kimono, and reducing the burden on wearing.

A kimono costume, which is one aspect of the present invention, includes an upper garment portion that constitutes the upper garment portion of the kimono, and a lower garment portion that is separated from the upper garment portion and constitutes the lower garment portion of the kimono. On the front side of the upper garment, a left front collar portion and a right front collar portion, which are left and right front portions of the collar, are fixed in a state where the collars are aligned. A half-collar portion constituting at least a part of the half-collar is attached to the left front collar portion and the right front collar portion. On the rear side of the upper garment, an opening/closing part is provided along the center of the back from the upper end of the back collar, which is the rear part of the collar, to the lower end of the back body. The opening/closing part is configured to be opened and closed by a detachable connecting part.

According to the above kimono costume, it is a two-part type in which the upper and lower parts of the kimono are separated. Therefore, waist straps and belts (korin belts, waist belts, etc.) for kimonos are not required, and work for tightening them is also unnecessary. In addition, on the front side of the upper garment, half-collar portions are attached to the left front collar portion and the right front collar portion. Therefore, there is no need to wear an undergarment, and the waist cord for the undergarment and the work of tightening it are also unnecessary. This facilitates the attachment/detachment work, shortens the time required for the attachment/detachment work, and reduces the burden on the wearer. In addition, since waist straps and belts are not required at all, it is possible to greatly reduce the burden of wearing, especially for small children.

In addition, on the front side of the upper garment, the left front collar and the right front collar are fixed in a state of being collar-matched, and as described above, the half-collars are attached to the left front collar and the right front collar. Therefore, it is not necessary to match the collar when putting on the upper garment. In addition, the appearance of the collar of the upper garment is improved when worn, and it is possible to prevent the upper garment from falling out of shape. As a result, the time required for putting on and taking off the kimono can be shortened, and the original appearance of the kimono can be sufficiently maintained.

In addition, as described above, the front side of the upper garment is fixed in a state where the left front collar and the right front collar are aligned. Along the center of the back to the lower end is a closure that can be opened and closed by means of a detachable connection. Therefore, the front side of the upper garment can be closed, and the rear side of the upper garment can be opened from top to bottom. As a result, the putting on and taking off work of the outer garment becomes much easier, and the time required for the putting on and taking off work can be greatly shortened.

In addition, for example, by putting a cloth over the upper garment, the part where the upper garment and the lower garment are separated (the boundary portion between the upper garment and the lower garment) or the opening and closing provided on the rear side of the upper garment. The part is hidden by the covering. As a result, the effects of facilitating and shortening the time required for putting on and taking off the kimono and alleviating the burden of putting on the kimono can be sufficiently exhibited without impairing the original appearance of the kimono. In this way, according to the above kimono costume, even a small child can take a picture wearing this kimono costume, wear it at a shrine, or wear it without hesitation to put it on and take it off, and without causing the clothes to fall apart when worn. You can visit a temple.

Furthermore, by facilitating and shortening the work of putting on and taking off the kimono costume, it becomes easier to educate and instruct the worker who puts on the kimono costume, and the time required for dressing education and guidance. can also be shortened. In addition, since it is a two-part type consisting of an upper garment portion and a lower garment portion, and the rear side of the upper garment portion can be opened, the operator can easily put on the garment from the rear side of the wearer. For example, even when a small child is clinging to his or her parent, it can be easily put on on the rear side. In addition, since it is not necessary for the operator to wear the garment in close contact with the front side (front) of the wearer as in the conventional method, it is possible to prevent infectious diseases such as the novel coronavirus and the influenza virus. In addition, the storage and management of the kimono costume becomes easy because no waist straps or belts are required.

In the above-mentioned kimono costume, both shoulders of the upper garment may be provided with sleeve adjusting portions capable of adjusting the sleeve of the kimono. In this case, it becomes easy to raise the shoulders for adjusting the sleeve of the kimono by the sleeve adjusting portion. Further, for example, by putting a cover over the upper garment, the sleeve adjustment portions provided on both shoulders of the upper garment are hidden by the cover, so that the original appearance of the kimono is not spoiled.

In addition, the sleeve adjusting portion has a locked portion and one or more locking portions detachably locked to the locked portion and provided on the sleeve side of the kimono from the locked portion. You may have In this case, the sleeve of the kimono can be easily adjusted simply by attaching and detaching the engaging portion to and from the engaged portion of the sleeve adjusting portion.

In addition, the lower garment portion may be configured in a skirt shape, the lower garment portion may be provided with a shoulder belt, and the shoulder belt may have a belt length adjusting portion capable of adjusting the length of the belt. In this case, the shoulder belt can prevent the lower garment from coming loose or slipping off. In addition, by adjusting the length of the shoulder belt with the belt length adjusting section, it becomes easy to raise the waist for adjusting the length of the kimono. In addition, since the shoulder belt is hidden by the jacket, the original appearance of the kimono is not spoiled.

Moreover, you may further provide the cover cloth put on on an upper garment part. In this case, by putting the cloth on the upper garment, the part where the upper garment and the lower garment are separated (the boundary part between the upper garment and the lower garment) or the rear side of the upper garment. The opening and closing part is hidden by the covering. As a result, the effects of facilitating and shortening the time required for putting on and taking off the kimono and alleviating the burden of putting on the kimono can be sufficiently exhibited without impairing the original appearance of the kimono.

A kimono costume, which is another aspect of the present invention, includes a kimono upper part that forms the upper part of the kimono, and a hakama part that is fixed to the kimono upper part and forms a hakama. On the front side of the kimono jacket, a left front collar and a right front collar, which are left and right front portions of the collar, are fixed in a state where the collars are aligned. A half-collar portion constituting at least a part of the half-collar is attached to the left front collar portion and the right front collar portion. A square band portion forming a square band is provided on the front side of the kimono jacket portion. The front side of the hakama is provided with a front cord portion and a rear cord portion that constitute the front cord and the rear cord of the hakama. On the rear side of the kimono upper part and the hakama part, an opening and closing part is provided that can be opened and closed along the center of the back from the upper end of the back collar, which is the rear part of the collar of the kimono upper part, to at least the upper end of the hakama part. there is The opening/closing part is configured to be opened and closed by a detachable connecting part.

According to the above kimono costume, the kimono upper part and the hakama part are integrally formed, and the kimono upper part and the hakama part are provided with the square belt part, the front strap part and the back strap part on the front sides thereof. Therefore, the lower part of the kimono becomes unnecessary, and the waist straps, square obi, and front and rear straps of the hakama for the kimono become unnecessary, and the work of tightening them becomes unnecessary. In addition, on the front side of the kimono jacket, half-collar portions are attached to the left front collar portion and the right front collar portion. Therefore, there is no need to wear an undergarment, and the waist cord for the undergarment and the work of tightening it are also unnecessary. This facilitates the attachment/detachment work, shortens the time required for the attachment/detachment work, and reduces the burden on the wearer. In addition, since various cords and square bands are not required at all, it is possible to greatly reduce the burden of wearing, especially for small children.

In addition, on the front side of the kimono jacket, the left front collar and the right front collar are fixed in a state of being collar-matched, and as described above, the half collar is attached to the left front collar and the right front collar. Therefore, when the kimono upper part and the hakama part, which are integrally formed, are put on, there is no need to align the collars of the kimono upper part. In addition, the appearance of the collar of the kimono upper garment is improved, and the kimono upper garment can be prevented from falling out of shape. As a result, the time required for putting on and taking off the kimono can be shortened, and the original appearance of the kimono can be sufficiently maintained.

In addition, as described above, the front side of the kimono upper part is fixed in a state where the left front collar part and the right front collar part are aligned with each other. Along the center of the back is provided an opening and closing part that can be opened and closed by means of a detachable connecting part from the upper part to at least the upper end of the hakama part. Therefore, the front side of the kimono top portion can be closed, and the back side of the kimono top portion and the hakama portion can be opened wide. As a result, the work of putting on and taking off the kimono jacket and the hakama part, which are integrally formed, is greatly facilitated, and the time required for the putting on and taking off work can be greatly shortened.

Further, for example, by putting a haori over the upper part of the kimono, the back side of the upper part of the kimono and the hakama and the opening and closing parts provided there are hidden by the haori. As a result, the effects of facilitating and shortening the time required for putting on and taking off the kimono and alleviating the burden of putting on the kimono can be sufficiently exhibited without impairing the original appearance of the kimono. In this way, according to the above kimono costume, even a small child can take a picture wearing this kimono costume, wear it at a shrine, or wear it without hesitation to put it on and take it off, and without causing the clothes to fall apart when worn. You can visit a temple.

Furthermore, by facilitating and shortening the work of putting on and taking off the kimono costume, it becomes easier to educate and instruct the worker who puts on the kimono costume, and the time required for dressing education and guidance. can also be shortened. In addition, since the rear side of the kimono upper part and the hakama part, which are integrated, can be opened wide, the operator can easily put on the wearer from the rear side. For example, even when a small child is clinging to his or her parent, it can be easily put on on the rear side. In addition, since it is not necessary for the operator to wear the garment in close contact with the front side (front) of the wearer as in the conventional method, it is possible to prevent infectious diseases such as the novel coronavirus and the influenza virus. In addition, the storage and management of the kimono costume is facilitated because various cords and square obis are completely unnecessary.

In the above kimono costume, the hakama portion is provided with a pair of front cord extension portions respectively extending from both ends of the front cord portion, and the pair of front cord extension portions includes a pair of front cord extension portions on the rear side of the hakama portion. A pair of engaging portions for engaging the front cord extending portions may be provided. In this case, by engaging the pair of front cord extending portions with the pair of engaging portions on the rear side of the skirt portion, the waist circumference can be adjusted by tightening appropriately. This improves the appearance of the front side of the kimono top, such as the base of the collar, when worn, and prevents the kimono top from coming loose. In addition, for example, by putting a haori over the upper part of the kimono, the part that engages the pair of front cord extending parts on the rear side of the hakama part is hidden by the haori, so that the original appearance of the kimono is not spoiled.

Also, the kimono jacket may not have both sleeves. In this case, it becomes easier to move when wearing it, and the burden when wearing it can be greatly reduced. In addition, it is suitable for wearing in summer when the temperature is high, such as before the Seven-Five-Three Festival, and the temperature can be easily adjusted. Further, for example, by putting a haori over the upper part of the kimono, it is not visible from the outside that both sleeves are not provided, so that the original appearance of the kimono is not spoiled.

Further, an insertion part for inserting a katana sword may be provided between the square belt part and the hakama part of the kimono upper part. In this case, by providing an insertion part into which the katana is inserted in advance, it becomes easier to insert the katana than when inserting the katana between the square obi and the hakama as in the past. can also reduce the burden of In addition, since the pocket sword can be stored in the insertion portion when not worn, the loss of the pocket sword can be suppressed when storing the kimono costume.

Also, a haori coat to be worn over the kimono jacket may be further provided. In this case, by putting the haori over the upper part of the kimono, the back side of the upper part and the hakama part of the kimono and the opening and closing parts provided there are hidden by the haori. As a result, the effects of facilitating and shortening the time required for putting on and taking off the kimono and alleviating the burden of putting on the kimono can be sufficiently exhibited without impairing the original appearance of the kimono.

The front view which shows the whole front side of the kimono costume of 1st Embodiment. A rear view showing the entire rear side of the kimono costume of the first embodiment. The front view which shows the upper garment part and the lower garment part of the kimono costume of 1st Embodiment. The front view which shows the whole front side of the upper garment part of the kimono costume of 1st Embodiment. Explanatory drawing which expands and shows a front part of the upper garment part of the kimono costume of 1st Embodiment. A rear view showing the entire rear side of the upper garment part of the kimono costume of the first embodiment. An explanatory view showing a state in which the back side of the upper garment part of the kimono costume of the first embodiment is opened. The front view which shows the whole front side of the lower garment part of the kimono costume of 1st Embodiment. The front view which shows the whole front side of the kimono costume of 2nd Embodiment. A rear view showing the entire rear side of the kimono costume of the second embodiment. The front view which shows the whole front side of the kimono top part and the hakama part of the kimono costume of 2nd Embodiment. The back view which shows the whole back side of the kimono upper garment part and the hakama part of the kimono costume of 2nd Embodiment. FIG. 11 is an explanatory view showing a state in which the front left and right front strap extension portions are engaged on the rear side of the kimono upper part and the hakama part of the kimono costume of the second embodiment; FIG. 11 is an explanatory view showing a state in which the kimono upper part and the hakama part of the kimono costume of the second embodiment are opened on the rear side;

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
(First embodiment)
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the kimono costume 1 of this embodiment is a cloth set worn by a three-year-old girl during the Shichigosan festival. The kimono costume 1 includes an upper garment part 2 constituting an upper garment part of the kimono, a lower garment part 3 constituting a lower garment part of the kimono, and a covering 10 worn over the upper garment part 2. - 特許庁The upper garment part 2 and the lower garment part 3 are configured separately from each other. The kimono costume 1 has the same appearance as that of a conventional clothing set when worn. A conventional clothing set is a clothing set including a kimono, an undergarment, a waist cord, belts, a clothing, and the like.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, on the front side of the upper garment 2, a left front collar portion 211 and a right front collar portion 212, which are the left and right front portions of the collar 20, are fixed in a state where the collars are aligned. Specifically, the left front collar portion 211 is superimposed on the upper side of the right front collar portion 212 . The left front collar portion 211 and the right front collar portion 212 are sewn and fixed at their overlapping portions.

A half-collar portion 22 that constitutes a part of the half-collar is attached to the left front collar portion 211 and the right front collar portion 212 . The half-collar part 22 is a belt-shaped member that imitates a half-collar that is a replacement collar sewn on an undergarment. The half-collar portion 22 is composed of a left half-collar portion 221 and a right half-collar portion 222, which are left and right front portions of the half-collar. Inside the left half collar portion 221 and the right half collar portion 222, there is a collar core for improving the appearance. The left half collar portion 221 and the right half collar portion 222 are fixed at a position where a part thereof is exposed from between the left front collar portion 211 and the right front collar portion 212 in a state where the collars are aligned.

Specifically, the short belt-shaped left half collar 221 is sewn to the inside of the left front collar 211 and fixed, and the short belt-shaped right half collar 222 is sewn to the inside of the right front collar 212 and fixed. ing. The left half collar portion 221 and the right half collar portion 222 are sewn and fixed via the collar base adjusting portion 223 in the overlapping portions. The left half collar portion 221 and the right half collar portion 222 can be moved via a collar base adjusting portion 223, and the angle of collar alignment between the two can be adjusted (see FIG. 7, which will be described later).

On the front side of the upper garment part 2, the upper garment upper front part 231, which is the left part of the front body, is superimposed on the upper garment lower front part 232, which is the right part of the front body. The left front collar portion 211 is sewn and fixed to the upper garment lower front portion 232 at the overlapping portions. The upper front part 231 and the lower front part 232 of the upper garment are fixed in a front-matched state.

Both shoulders (left and right shoulder crests) of the upper garment 2 are provided with snap buttons (sleeve adjusting portions) 24 for adjusting the sleeves of the kimono. The snap button 24 is composed of a convex portion (male portion, engaged portion) 241 and a concave portion (female portion, engaging portion) detachably engaged with the convex portion 241 . The protruding portion 241 is provided on the inner side of the raised ridge of the shoulder portion of the jacket portion 2 (the sewn portion by raising the shoulder). The concave portion 242 is provided closer to the sleeve of the kimono than the convex portion 241 is.

As shown in FIG. 5, by fastening the concave portion 242 to the convex portion 241, the sleeve of the kimono can be shortened. Further, by removing the concave portion 242 from the convex portion 241, the sleeve of the kimono can be restored to its original length. That is, the snap button 24 allows the sleeves of the kimono to be adjusted in two stages, making it easy to raise the shoulders of the kimono.

As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, on the rear side of the upper garment part 2, an opening and closing part that can be opened and closed along the center of the back from the upper end of the back collar 25, which is the rear part of the collar 20, to the lower end of the back body 26 is provided. 27 is provided. The opening/closing part 27 can be opened and closed by a snap button (rear collar connecting part) 28 and a fastener (rear body connecting part) 29 which are detachable connecting parts.

The rear collar portion 25 has a left rear collar portion 251 and a right rear collar portion 252 which are divided into left and right sides via the opening/closing portion 27 . The left rear collar portion 251 is provided with an extension portion 253 arranged inside the right rear collar portion 252 and extended so as to overlap the right rear collar portion 252 . The left rear collar portion 251 and the right rear collar portion 252 are connected by a detachable snap button 28 . A concave portion (female portion) 281 of the snap button 28 is provided on the extension portion 253 of the left rear collar portion 251 , and a convex portion (male portion) 282 is provided on the right rear collar portion 252 . By fastening and unfastening the concave portion 281 and the convex portion 282 of the snap button 28 , the opening/closing portion 27 can be opened and closed between the left rear collar portion 251 and the right rear collar portion 252 .

The back body 26 has a left back body 261 and a right back body 262 which are divided into left and right via the opening/closing part 27 . The left back body 261 and the right back body 262 are connected by a detachable slide fastener (line fastener) 29 . The fasteners 29 are provided at the edge of the left back body 261 and the edge of the right back body 262, and are configured to slide from the upper end to the lower end of the back body 26 to open and close. By opening and closing the fastener 29, the space between the left rear body 261 and the right rear body 262 in the opening/closing part 27 can be opened and closed.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 8, the lower garment part 3 is formed in a skirt shape. On the front side of the lower garment part 3, the lower garment upper front part 31, which is the left part of the front body, is superimposed on the lower garment lower front part 32, which is the right part of the front body. The lower garment upper front part 31 and the lower garment lower front part 32 are sewn and fixed at the portions where they overlap each other in a front-matched state. At the upper end of the lower garment part 3, a stretchable waist rubber 33 for adjusting the length of the waist is provided over the entire circumference.

Suspenders (shoulder belts) 34 are provided in the lower garment part 3 . The suspenders 34 have a pair of belts 35 that are crossed on the rear side. One end of each belt 35 is attached to the front upper end of the lower garment part 3 with a detachable clip 36 . The other end of each belt 35 is sewn and fixed to the rear upper end of the lower garment part 3 . Each belt 35 is provided with a belt length adjusting section 37 capable of adjusting the length of the belt 35 . The length of the belt 35 can be adjusted by the belt length adjusting section 37, which facilitates waist lifting for adjusting the length of the kimono (specifically, the lower end position of the lower garment section 3).

Next, a procedure for putting on and taking off the kimono costume 1 of this embodiment will be described.
When putting on the kimono costume 1 for a child, first, the skirt-like lower garment part 3 is put on from below, and the suspenders 34 are put on the shoulders. At this time, by adjusting the length of the belt 35 with the belt length adjusting section 37, the length of the kimono is adjusted and the waist is lifted.

Next, the upper garment part 2 with the rear side open (the state shown in FIG. 7) is put on. Specifically, both arms are passed through both sleeves from the open part on the back side of the upper garment part 2 . Then, the fastener 29 is pulled up from the bottom, the convex portion 282 of the snap button 28 of the rear collar portion 25 is fastened to the concave portion 281, and the opening/closing portion 27 is closed. When the upper garment part 2 is put on, if the sleeves of the kimono are long, the recesses 242 of the snap buttons 24 on both shoulders are fastened to the protrusions 241, and the sleeves of the kimono are shortened to raise the shoulders. After that, the covering 10 is put on over the upper garment part 2. - 特許庁As described above, the kimono costume 1 can be easily put on in a short time.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the kimono costume 1 has a portion where the upper garment 2 and the lower garment 3 are separated by putting a covering 10 over the upper garment 2 (the upper garment 2 and the lower garment). 3), opening/closing portions 27 provided on the rear side of the upper garment 2, and snap buttons 24 provided on both shoulders of the upper garment 2 are hidden by the covering 10. FIG. It cannot be seen from the appearance that the kimono is separated into the upper part 2 and the lower part 3. Also, the suspenders 34 of the lower garment part 3 are hidden by the upper garment part 2 . Thus, the kimono costume 1 has the same appearance as that of a conventional covering set when worn.

On the other hand, when taking off the kimono costume 1 put on the child, first, the covering 10 is taken off. Next, the snap button 28 (concave portion 281, convex portion 282) of the back collar portion 25 of the jacket portion 2 is removed, and the fastener 29 is pulled down from the top to open. Pull out the arms from both sleeves and take off the upper garment part 2. After that, the lower garment part 3 is taken off. As described above, the kimono costume 1 can be easily removed in a short time.

Next, the effects of the kimono costume 1 of this embodiment will be described.
According to the kimono costume 1 of this embodiment, the kimono is a two-part type in which the upper part 2 and the lower part 3 of the kimono are separated. Therefore, waist straps and belts (korin belts, waist belts, etc.) for kimonos are not required, and work for tightening them is also unnecessary. Further, half collar portions 22 (left half collar portion 221 and right half collar portion 222 ) are attached to left front collar portion 211 and right front collar portion 212 on the front side of jacket portion 2 . Therefore, there is no need to wear an undergarment, and the waist cord for the undergarment and the work of tightening it are also unnecessary. This facilitates the attachment/detachment work, shortens the time required for the attachment/detachment work, and reduces the burden on the wearer. In addition, since waist straps and belts are not required at all, it is possible to greatly reduce the burden of wearing, especially for small children.

A left front collar 211 and a right front collar 212 are fixed in a collar-matched state on the front side of the upper garment 2 , and a half collar 22 is attached to the left front collar 211 and right front collar 212 . Therefore, when putting on the upper garment part 2, it becomes unnecessary to match the collar. In addition, the appearance of the collar of the upper garment 2 is improved when worn, and the outer garment 2 can be prevented from falling out of shape. As a result, the time required for putting on and taking off the kimono can be shortened, and the original appearance of the kimono can be sufficiently maintained.

A left front collar 211 and a right front collar 212 are fixed on the front side of the upper garment 2 in a state where the collars are aligned. An opening/closing portion 27 that can be opened and closed by means of a detachable snap button 28 and a fastener 29 is provided along the center of the back to the lower end of the body. Therefore, the front side of the coat part 2 can be closed and the rear side of the coat part 2 can be opened from top to bottom. As a result, the attachment/detachment work of the coat part 2 becomes much easier, and the time required for the attachment/detachment work can be greatly reduced. Further, by using different connecting portions (snap buttons 28 and fasteners 29) for the back collar portion 25 and the back body portion 26, the opening and closing of the opening/closing portion 27 becomes easier.

In addition, the kimono costume 1 further includes a covering 10 to be put on the upper garment 2. - 特許庁Therefore, by putting the covering 10 on the upper garment 2, the part where the upper garment 2 and the lower garment 3 are separated (the boundary part between the upper garment 2 and the lower garment 3), The opening/closing part 27 provided on the side is hidden by the covering 10.例文帳に追加As a result, the effects of facilitating and shortening the time required for putting on and taking off the kimono and alleviating the burden of putting on the kimono can be sufficiently exhibited without impairing the original appearance of the kimono. As described above, according to the kimono costume 1, even a small child does not feel uncomfortable putting on and taking off the clothes, and does not lose his/her clothes when wearing the kimono costume 1. Or you can visit a temple.

Snap buttons 24 are provided on both shoulders of the upper garment 2 to adjust the sleeves of the kimono. Therefore, the snap button 24 makes it easy to raise the shoulders for adjusting the sleeves of the kimono. Moreover, the snap buttons 24 provided on both shoulders of the upper garment 2 are hidden by the covering 10 over the upper garment 2, so that the original appearance of the kimono is not spoiled.

Further, the snap button 24 has a convex portion 241 and a concave portion 242 detachably engaged with the convex portion 241 and provided closer to the sleeve side of the kimono than the convex portion 241 is. Therefore, the cuffs of the kimono can be easily adjusted simply by attaching or detaching the concave portion 242 to the convex portion 241 of the snap button 24 (detachment).

Suspenders 34 are provided in the lower garment part 3 . The suspenders 34 have a belt length adjuster 37 that can adjust the length of the belt 35 . Therefore, the suspenders 34 can prevent the lower garment part 3 from coming off or slipping off. In addition, by adjusting the length of the belt 35 of the suspenders 34 with the belt length adjusting section 37, it becomes easy to raise the waist for adjusting the length of the kimono. Moreover, since the suspenders 34 are hidden by the upper garment part 2, the original appearance of the kimono is not spoiled.

Furthermore, by facilitating and shortening the work of putting on and taking off the kimono costume 1, it becomes easier to educate and instruct the worker who puts on the kimono costume 1, and it is also useful for education and guidance of dressing. The time required can also be shortened. In addition, since the top part 2 and the bottom part 3 are of a two-part type and the back side of the top part 2 can be opened, the operator can easily put on the wearer's back side. For example, even when a small child is clinging to his or her parent, it can be easily put on on the rear side. In addition, since it is not necessary for the operator to wear the garment in close contact with the front side (front) of the wearer as in the conventional method, it is possible to prevent infectious diseases such as the novel coronavirus and the influenza virus. In addition, storage and management of the kimono costume 1 are facilitated because no waist straps or belts are required.

(Second embodiment)
As shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, the kimono costume 4 of this embodiment is a haori and hakama set worn by boys aged 3 or 5 during the Shichigosan festival. The kimono costume 4 includes a kimono upper part 5 forming the upper part of the kimono, a hakama part 6 forming a hakama, and a haori 40 worn over the kimono upper part 5. - 特許庁The kimono upper part 5 and the hakama part 6 are not separated, but integrally formed as a kimono hakama part 7 (see FIG. 11 and the like, which will be described later). When worn, the kimono costume 4 has the same appearance as a conventional haori and hakama set. A conventional haori and hakama set is a haori and hakama set including a kimono, an undergarment, a waist cord, a square obi, a hakama, a haori, and the like.

As shown in FIG. 11, the kimono upper part 5 is composed only of the upper part of the kimono and does not include the lower part of the kimono. The kimono upper part 5 is a sleeveless type without both sleeves.

On the front side of the kimono jacket portion 5, a left front collar portion 511 and a right front collar portion 512, which are left and right front portions of the collar 50, are fixed in a state where the collars are aligned. Specifically, the left front collar portion 511 is superimposed on the upper side of the right front collar portion 512 . The left front collar portion 511 and the right front collar portion 512 are sewn and fixed at their overlapping portions.

A half-collar portion 52 that constitutes a part of the half-collar is attached to the left front collar portion 511 and the right front collar portion 512 . The half-collar part 52 is a band-like member that imitates a half-collar that is a replacement collar sewn on an undergarment. The half-collar portion 52 is composed of a left half-collar portion 521 and a right half-collar portion 522, which are left and right front portions of the half-collar. Inside the left half collar portion 521 and the right half collar portion 522, there is a collar core for improving the appearance. The left half collar portion 521 and the right half collar portion 522 are fixed at a position where a part thereof is exposed from between the left front collar portion 511 and the right front collar portion 512 when the collars are aligned.

Specifically, the short belt-shaped left half collar 521 is sewn to the inside of the left front collar 511 and fixed, and the short belt-shaped right half collar 522 is sewn to the inside of the right front collar 512 and fixed. ing. The left half collar portion 521 and the right half collar portion 522 are sewn and fixed via a collar base adjusting portion 523 at the portion where they overlap each other. The left half collar portion 521 and the right half collar portion 522 can be moved via a collar base adjusting portion 523, and the angle at which the collars are aligned can be adjusted (see FIG. 14, which will be described later).

On the front side of the kimono jacket portion 5, the upper garment upper front portion 531, which is the left portion of the front body, is superimposed on the upper garment lower front portion 532, which is the right portion of the front body. A square band portion 54 forming a square band is sewn and fixed to the lower portion of the front side of the kimono jacket portion 5 (upper garment upper front portion 531, upper garment lower front portion 532). The square band portion 54 is a band-shaped member that imitates a square band, and is provided only on the front side of the kimono outer garment portion 5 and is not provided on the rear side of the kimono outer garment portion 5 . The upper front part 531 and the lower front part 532 of the upper garment are fixed to the square belt part 54 in a front-matched state.

The front side of the hakama section 6 is sewn and fixed to the front side of the kimono jacket section 5 . Specifically, the upper end portion of the front side of the hakama portion 6 is sewn to the square band portion 54 that is sewn and fixed to the lower portion of the front side of the kimono jacket portion 5 (the upper front portion 531 and the lower front portion 532 of the upper garment). attached and fixed.

A front cord portion 61 constituting a front cord of the hakama is provided at the upper end portion of the front side of the hakama portion 6 . The front cord portion 61 is a strip-shaped member imitating the front cord of a hakama, and is provided only on the front side of the hakama portion 6 and not provided on the rear side of the hakama portion 6 . At the position of the front cord portion 61 , an inserting portion 611 , which is a space into which a pocket sword 612 (see FIG. 9) is inserted, is provided between the square belt portion 54 of the kimono upper garment portion 5 and the hakama portion 6 . The hakama portion 6 is not sewn to the square belt portion 54 at the portion where the insertion portion 611 is provided.

As shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, the skirt portion 6 includes a left front strap extension portion (front strap extension portion) 621 extending from the left end portion of the front strap portion 61, and a right end portion of the front strap portion 61. A right front cord extension portion (front cord extension portion) 622 is provided. A pair of hook-and-loop fasteners (engaging portions) 631 for engaging the left front strap extension portion 621 and the right front strap extension portion 622 on the rear side of the skirt portion 6 are provided on the left front strap extension portion 621 and the right front strap extension portion 622 . , 632 are provided. As shown in FIG. 13, on the rear side of the hakama section 6, a left front cord extension portion 621 and a right front cord extension portion 622 are fastened with a pair of hook-and-loop fasteners 631 and 632, so that the waist circumference can be appropriately tightened and adjusted. .

As shown in FIG. 11, a rear cord portion 64 constituting a rear cord of the hakama is sewn and fixed to a position below the front cord portion 61 at the front upper end portion of the hakama portion 6. . The rear cord portion 64 is a belt-like member that imitates the rear cord of a hakama, and is provided only on the front side of the hakama portion 6 and is not provided on the rear side of the hakama portion 6 . Both ends of the rear cord portion 64 are sewn and fixed to the hakama portion 6 . The rear cord portion 64 is provided with a cross portion 65 imitating a cross. The cross portion 65 is sewn and fixed to the central portion of the rear cord portion 64 .

As shown in FIGS. 12 and 14 , the rear side of the hakama section 6 is sewn and fixed to the rear side of the kimono jacket section 5 . Specifically, the rear upper end portion of the hakama portion 6 is sewn and fixed to the rear lower portion of the kimono jacket portion 5 .

On the rear side of the kimono hakama section 7 (the kimono top section 5, the hakama section 6), there is an upper end of the back collar section 55, which is the rear part of the collar 50 of the kimono top section 5, to the upper end of the hakama section 6 at the center of the back. An opening/closing portion 71 that can be opened and closed is provided along the line. The opening/closing part 71 can be opened and closed by a hook (rear collar connecting part) 72 and a fastener (rear body connecting part) 73 which are detachable connecting parts.

The back collar portion 55 of the kimono jacket portion 5 has a left back collar portion 551 and a right back collar portion 552 that are divided into left and right sides via the opening/closing portion 71 . The left rear collar portion 551 and the right rear collar portion 552 are connected by two detachable hooks (spring hooks) 72 which are vertically spaced apart. Each hook 72 has a ring portion (eye) 721 and a hook portion (hook) 722 that hooks onto the ring portion 721 . The loop portion 721 is provided at the edge portion of the left rear collar portion 551 , and the hook portion 722 is provided at the edge portion of the right rear collar portion 552 .

By hooking the hook portion 722 to the ring portion 721 of the hook 72 and fastening it, the end edge portion of the left rear collar portion 551 and the end edge portion of the right rear collar portion 552 can be connected while facing each other. By fastening and unfastening the ring portion 721 and the hook portion 722 of the hook 72, the left rear collar portion 551 and the right rear collar portion 552 of the opening/closing portion 71 can be opened and closed.

The back body part 74 of the kimono hakama part 7 (the kimono top part 5, the kimono top part 6) has a left back body part 741 and a right back body part 742 which are divided into left and right via the opening/closing part 71 . The left back body part 741 and the right back body part 742 are connected by a detachable slide fastener (line fastener) 73 . The fasteners 73 are provided at the edge of the left back body part 741 and the edge part of the right back body part 742, and slide from the upper end of the back body of the kimono upper body part 5 to the upper end of the back body of the hakama part 6. It is configured so that it can be opened and closed. By opening and closing the fastener 73, the space between the left rear body portion 741 and the right rear body portion 742 in the opening/closing portion 71 can be opened and closed.

Next, a procedure for putting on and taking off the kimono costume 4 of this embodiment will be described.
When putting the kimono costume 4 on the child, first, the kimono hakama part 7 (the kimono top part 5, the hakama part 6) with the rear side open (state shown in FIG. 14) is put on from below, and the kimono top part 5 is put on. pass both arms. Then, the fastener 73 is pulled up from the bottom, the hook portion 722 is hooked to the ring portion 721 of the hook 72 and fastened, and the opening/closing portion 71 is closed.

Next, the left front strap extension part 621 and the right front strap extension part 622 of the hakama part 6 are turned to the rear side of the hakama part 6, the waist is adjusted by tightening appropriately, and fastened with a pair of hook-and-loop fasteners 631, 632. Then, the dagger 612 is inserted into the insertion portion 611 of the front cord portion 61 of the hakama portion 6 . After that, the haori 40 is put on over the kimono jacket 5, and the haori straps 41 (see FIG. 9) are attached. As described above, the kimono costume 4 can be easily put on in a short time.

As shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, the kimono costume 4 is formed by putting a haori 40 over the kimono upper part 5 so that the rear side of the kimono upper part 5 and the hakama part 6 and the opening/closing part 71 provided there, The hooking portions of the front cord extension portion 621 and the right front cord extension portion 622 on the rear side of the portion 6 are hidden by the haori 40 . In addition, it cannot be seen from the appearance that the kimono jacket portion 5 is not provided with both sleeves due to the haori 40 . In addition, it looks as if a hakama is worn under the kimono, and the square belt part 54 and the front strap part 61 and the rear strap part 64 of the hakama part 6 make it look as if the front strap and the rear strap of the square belt and the hakama are tightened. looks like. Thus, the kimono costume 4 has the same appearance as a conventional haori and hakama set when worn.

On the other hand, when taking off the kimono costume 4 put on the child, the haori 40 is first taken off. Next, the hook 72 (loop portion 721, hook portion 722) on the rear side of the kimono hakama portion 7 is removed, and the fastener 73 is pulled down from the top to open. Then, the kimono hakama part 7 whose rear side is opened (the state shown in FIG. 14) is taken off from below. As described above, the kimono costume 4 can be easily removed in a short time.

Next, the effects of the kimono costume 4 of this embodiment will be described.
According to the kimono costume 4 of this embodiment, the kimono upper part 5 and the hakama part 6 are integrally formed, and the square band part 54, the front strap part 61 and the rear strap part are provided on the front sides of the kimono upper part 5 and the hakama part 6. 64 are provided. Therefore, the lower part of the kimono becomes unnecessary, and the waist straps, square obi, and front and rear straps of the hakama for the kimono become unnecessary, and the work of tightening them becomes unnecessary. Further, half collar portions 52 (left half collar portion 521 and right half collar portion 522 ) are attached to the left front collar portion 511 and the right front collar portion 512 on the front side of the kimono jacket portion 5 . Therefore, there is no need to wear an undergarment, and the waist cord for the undergarment and the work of tightening it are also unnecessary. This facilitates the attachment/detachment work, shortens the time required for the attachment/detachment work, and reduces the burden on the wearer. In addition, since various cords and square bands are not required at all, it is possible to greatly reduce the burden of wearing, especially for small children.

In addition, on the front side of the kimono jacket 5, a left front collar 511 and a right front collar 512 are fixed in a collar-matched state, and a half collar 52 is attached to the left front collar 511 and right front collar 512. Therefore, when the kimono upper part 5 and the hakama part 6 are put on, it is not necessary to align the collar of the kimono upper part 5.例文帳に追加In addition, the appearance of the collar of the kimono upper part 5 is improved when worn, and the kimono upper part 5 can be prevented from coming out of shape. As a result, the time required for putting on and taking off the kimono can be shortened, and the original appearance of the kimono can be sufficiently maintained.

In addition, on the front side of the kimono upper part 5, the left front collar part 511 and the right front collar part 512 are fixed in a state where the collars are aligned. Along the center of the back from the upper end to the upper end of the skirt portion 6, an opening/closing portion 71 that can be opened and closed by a detachable hook 72 and a fastener 73 is provided. Therefore, the front side of the kimono top portion 5 can be closed, and the rear sides of the kimono top portion 5 and the skirt portion 6 can be opened wide. As a result, the work of attaching and detaching the kimono outer garment portion 5 and the skirt portion 6, which are integrated with each other, is greatly facilitated, and the time required for the attachment and detachment work can be greatly shortened. Further, by using different connecting portions (hooks 72 and fasteners 73) for the back collar portion 55 and the back body portion 74, the opening and closing portion 71 can be easily opened and closed.

In addition, a haori 40 to be worn over the kimono jacket 5 is further provided. Therefore, by putting the haori 40 on the kimono upper part 5 , the back side of the kimono upper part 5 and the hakama part 6 and the opening/closing part 71 provided there are hidden by the haori 40 . As a result, the effect of facilitating and shortening the time required for putting on and taking off the kimono and reducing the burden of putting on the kimono can be fully exhibited without impairing the original appearance of the kimono. As described above, according to the kimono costume 4, even a small child does not feel uncomfortable putting on and taking off the clothes, and does not lose his/her clothes when wearing the kimono costume 4. Or you can visit a temple.

Further, the hakama portion 6 is provided with a left front cord extension portion 621 and a right front cord extension portion 622 extending from both ends of the front cord portion 61, respectively. 622 is provided with a pair of hook-and-loop fasteners 631 and 632 for engaging the left front strap extension portion 621 and the right front strap extension portion 622 on the rear side of the skirt portion 6 . Therefore, by fastening (engaging) the left front cord extension portion 621 and the right front cord extension portion 622 on the rear side of the skirt portion 6 with a pair of hook-and-loop fasteners 631 and 632, the waist circumference can be appropriately tightened and adjusted. As a result, the appearance of the front side of the kimono upper part 5 such as the base of the collar when worn is improved, and the kimono upper part 5 can be prevented from coming out of shape. In addition, since the portions that engage the left front cord extension portion 621 and the right front cord extension portion 622 on the rear side of the hakama portion 6 are hidden by the haori 40, the original appearance of the kimono is not spoiled.

In addition, the kimono jacket portion 5 is not provided with both sleeves. Therefore, it becomes easy to move when wearing it, and the burden when wearing it can be greatly reduced. In addition, it is suitable for wearing in summer when the temperature is high, such as before the Seven-Five-Three Festival, and the temperature can be easily adjusted. Further, by putting the haori 40 on the upper part 5 of the kimono, it cannot be seen from the appearance that both sleeves are not provided, so that the original appearance of the kimono is not spoiled.

Further, an inserting portion 611 into which a pocket sword 612 is inserted is provided between the square belt portion 54 of the kimono jacket portion 5 and the hakama portion 6 . By providing in advance the insertion part 611 into which the bonnet 612 is inserted, it is possible to reduce the burden when wearing the garment, compared to the conventional case where the bonnet is inserted between the square obi and the hakama. In addition, since the dagger 612 can be stored in the insertion part 611 when not worn, the dagger 612 can be prevented from being lost when the kimono costume 4 is stored.

Furthermore, by facilitating and shortening the work of putting on and taking off the kimono costume 4, it becomes easier to educate and instruct the worker who puts on the kimono costume 4, and it is also useful for education and guidance of dressing. The time required can also be shortened. In addition, since the rear side of the kimono upper part 5 and the skirt part 6 which are integrally formed can be opened wide, the operator can easily put on the wearer from behind. For example, even when a small child is clinging to his or her parent, it can be easily put on on the rear side. In addition, since it is not necessary for the operator to wear the garment in close contact with the front side (front) of the wearer as in the conventional method, it is possible to prevent infectious diseases such as the novel coronavirus and the influenza virus. In addition, since various cords and square belts are completely unnecessary, storage and management of the kimono costume 4 are facilitated.

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The present invention is by no means limited to the above embodiments, and it goes without saying that various aspects can be implemented without departing from the scope of the present invention.

(1) In the above-described embodiment (first embodiment), the half collar 22 (left half collar 221, right half collar 222) is sewn to the left front collar 211 and right front collar 212 and fixed. From the viewpoint of maintenance, for example, it may be detachably attached to the left front collar portion 211 and the right front collar portion 212 using fasteners such as snap buttons.

(2) In the above-described embodiment (first embodiment), the opening/closing portion 27 is configured to be opened and closed by two types of detachable connecting portions (snap button 28 and fastener 29). One type or multiple types may be used. The number of connecting parts may also be one or more. As the connection portion, for example, snap buttons, hooks, slide fasteners (wire fasteners), various fasteners such as hook-and-loop fasteners, and other connection means can be used.

(3) In the above-described embodiment (first embodiment), the sleeve adjuster is the snap button 24, but as the sleeve adjuster, various fasteners such as hooks and hook-and-loop fasteners can be used in addition to snap buttons. can be used. Also, although one sleeve adjusting portion (snap button 24) is provided on each shoulder portion of the jacket portion 2, a plurality of such portions may be provided. Also, although one locking portion (recess 242) for the sleeve adjusting portion (snap button 24) is provided, a plurality of locking portions may be provided at predetermined intervals. By doing so, it is possible to adjust the sleeves of the kimono in three or more steps.

(4) In the above embodiment (second embodiment), the half collar portion 52 (the left half collar portion 521 and the right half collar portion 522) is fixed by sewing to the left front collar portion 511 and the right front collar portion 512. From the viewpoint of maintenance, for example, it may be detachably attached to the left front collar portion 511 and the right front collar portion 512 using fasteners such as snap buttons.

(5) In the above-described embodiment (second embodiment), the opening/closing portion 71 is provided on the rear side of the kimono jacket portion 5 and the skirt portion 6 from the upper end of the back collar portion 55 to at least the upper end portion of the skirt portion 6. However, it is preferable to extend it to a position hidden by the haori 40 (a position above the lower end of the haori 40).

(6) In the above-described embodiment (second embodiment), the opening/closing portion 71 is configured to be opened and closed by two types of detachable connecting portions (hooks 72 and fasteners 73). may be used, or multiple types may be used. The number of connecting parts may also be one or more. As the connection portion, for example, snap buttons, hooks, slide fasteners (wire fasteners), various fasteners such as hook-and-loop fasteners, and other connection means can be used.

(7) In the above-described embodiment (second embodiment), the pair of hook-and-loop fasteners (engaging portions) 631, 632 is provided, various engaging means other than hook-and-loop fasteners may be used as the engaging portion. Further, a member that can be stretched may be used for the pair of front cord extension portions.

(8) The function of one component in the above embodiments may be distributed as a plurality of components, or the functions of a plurality of components may be integrated into one component. Also, part of the configuration of the above embodiment may be omitted. Also, at least a part of the configuration of the above embodiment may be added, replaced, etc. with respect to the configuration of the other above embodiment. In addition, every aspect included in the technical idea specified from the wording of the claim is an embodiment of the present invention.

1 kimono costume 2 upper garment 3 lower garment 20 collar 211 left front collar 212 right front collar 22 half collar 25 rear collar 26 back body 27 ... opening and closing part, 28 ... snap button (connecting part), 29 ... fastener (connecting part)

Claims (10)

A jacket part that constitutes the jacket part of the kimono,
a lower garment part separated from the upper garment part and constituting a lower garment part of a kimono,
On the front side of the upper garment, a left front collar and a right front collar, which are left and right front parts of the collar, are fixed in a state where the collars are aligned,
A half-collar portion constituting at least a part of a half-collar is attached to the left front collar portion and the right front collar portion,
On the rear side of the upper garment part, an opening and closing part that can be opened and closed along the center of the back from the upper end of the back collar, which is the rear part of the collar, to the lower end of the back body is provided,
The kimono costume, wherein the opening/closing part is configured to be opened and closed by a detachable connecting part. 2. The kimono costume according to claim 1, wherein both shoulders of said upper garment are provided with sleeve adjusting parts capable of adjusting the sleeve of the kimono. The sleeve adjusting portion includes a locked portion, and one or more locking portions that are detachably locked to the locked portion and provided closer to the sleeve of the kimono than the locked portion. 3. The kimono costume according to claim 2, comprising: The lower garment part is configured in the shape of a skirt, the lower garment part is provided with a shoulder belt, and the shoulder belt has a belt length adjusting part capable of adjusting the length of the belt. 4. The kimono costume according to any one of 3. The kimono costume according to any one of Claims 1 to 4, further comprising a covering to be worn over the upper garment. A kimono upper part that constitutes the upper part of the kimono,
a hakama section that is fixed to the kimono jacket section and that constitutes a hakama,
On the front side of the kimono jacket, the left front collar and the right front collar, which are the left and right front parts of the collar, are fixed in a state where the collars are aligned,
A half-collar portion constituting at least a part of a half-collar is attached to the left front collar portion and the right front collar portion,
A square band portion forming a square band is provided on the front side of the kimono jacket,
On the front side of the hakama part, a front strap part and a rear strap part constituting a front strap and a rear strap of the hakama are provided,
An opening and closing part that can be opened and closed along the center of the back from the upper end of the back collar, which is the rear part of the collar of the kimono upper part, to at least the upper end of the kimono part, on the rear side of the kimono upper part and the hakama part. is provided,
The kimono costume, wherein the opening/closing part is configured to be opened and closed by a detachable connecting part. The skirt portion is provided with a pair of front cord extension portions respectively extending from both ends of the front cord portion, and the pair of front cord extension portions are provided on the rear side of the skirt portion. 7. The kimono costume according to claim 6, further comprising a pair of engaging portions for detachably engaging the front cord extending portions of the kimono. The kimono costume according to claim 6 or 7, wherein the kimono upper part is not provided with both sleeves. 9. The kimono costume according to any one of claims 6 to 8, wherein an inserting portion for inserting a dagger is provided between the square band portion and the hakama portion of the kimono jacket portion. The kimono costume according to any one of claims 6 to 9, further comprising a haori worn over the kimono upper part.

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