JP7291407B2 - 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; It is provided with a band-shaped hem-folding portion that forms the hem-folding portion of the kimono, and a obi portion that forms the obi. A half-collar forming a half-collar is attached to the collar of the upper garment. One end portion of the tip fold portion is provided with a tip fold engaging portion that detachably engages the other end portion of the tip fold portion. A band is fixed to one end of the band portion, and a band engaged portion is provided at a position where the band is difficult to see due to the band. The other end of the band portion is provided with a band engaging portion that detachably engages with the band engaged portion. The tip fold portion is configured to be fixed by locking the tip fold engaging portion to the other end portion of the tip fold portion in a state of being wrapped around the upper end portion of the lower garment portion. The belt part covers a part of the edge folded part, and the belt locking part is locked to the belt locked part in a state where the lower end of the edge folded part can be seen with a predetermined width. is configured as follows.

According to the above kimono costume, the kimono is separated into the upper garment portion, the lower garment portion, and the end folding portion. Therefore, waist cords for kimonos, date tightening, etc. are not required, and work for tightening them is also unnecessary. A half-collar portion is attached to the collar of the upper garment. Therefore, it is no longer necessary to wear an undergarment under the upper garment, 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 for kimonos, date tightening, undergarments, waist straps for undergarments, etc., are not required, the burden of wearing, especially for small children, can be greatly reduced.

Further, as described above, the end folding portion and the belt portion are configured so that they can be wound and fixed at a predetermined position with a simple structure, and the made belt is fixed to the belt portion in advance. Therefore, it is not necessary to perform operations such as forming the ohata-ori, tightening the obi, and attaching the obi to the obi. As a result, it is possible to facilitate the attachment/detachment work, shorten the time required, and reduce the burden of wearing. In addition, the kimono's original appearance is not spoiled because it looks as if the kimono has been folded and then tied with an obi.

In addition, the part where the upper and lower garments are separated (the boundary between the upper and lower garments) is covered and hidden by the folds and the belt, so that the upper and lower garments are separated. You can't tell from the outside that they are separated. In addition, since the bottom end of the folded part is covered with the band so that the lower end can be seen with a predetermined width, it is not visible from the outside that the folded part is separated from the outer garment and the lower garment. In addition, since the portion of the band that engages the band engaging portion with the band engaged portion is located at a position that is difficult to see due to the construction of the band, the fact that the band is fixed with such a simple structure is obvious from the outside. I don't know above. As a result, the effect of facilitating and shortening the time required for putting on and taking off the kimono without impairing the original appearance of the kimono and reducing the burden of putting on the kimono can be fully exhibited.

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 it is possible to educate and instruct how to put on the kimono costume. It can also save time. In addition, by facilitating and shortening the work of putting on and taking off the kimono costume, the time for workers to work in close contact with the wearer can be reduced as much as possible, so infectious diseases such as the new coronavirus and influenza virus can be prevented. . In addition, the storage and management of the kimono costume is facilitated because the waist cord for the kimono, the date tightening, the undergarment, the waist cord for the undergarment, and the like are not required.

In the above kimono costume, inside the obi part, there is a first stretchable fixing belt member that is wound around and fixed to the position of the upper garment, and a second stretchable and fixed belt member that is wound and fixed to the position of the edge fold. , may be provided. In this case, after the band portion is temporarily fixed by the first fixing belt member and the second fixing belt member, the band engaging portion can be engaged with the band engaged portion to fix the band portion at a predetermined position. This greatly facilitates the operation of putting on the band. In addition, the jacket portion and the hem fold portion can be sufficiently fixed by the first fixing belt member and the second fixing belt member. As a result, the appearance of the collar and the edge folds of the upper garment when worn is improved, and the appearance of the upper garment and the edge folds can be suppressed.

In addition, an obi lifting part that constitutes an obi lifting is fixed to the upper end of the belt, and a squeezing part that constitutes a squeezing is fixed to the lower end of the obi. A band tightening part that constitutes the band tightening may be fixed at the position. In this case, obi lifting, ironing, and obi tightening are unnecessary. 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. In addition, since the obi lifting, ironing, and obi tightening are fixed to the belt portion in advance, it is possible to reduce the preparation work of the fixtures and facilitate the storage and management of the fixtures.

In addition, a stretchable temporary fixing belt member is provided at the other end of the edge folding part, and the temporary fixing belt member can be attached and detached between the edge folding locking part and the temporary fastening belt member in the edge folding part. A provisional locking portion that locks to the may be provided. In this case, the temporary fixing engaging portion is engaged with the temporary fixing belt member to temporarily fix the end folded portion, and the waist circumference can be appropriately narrowed and adjusted. After that, by engaging the edge fold engaging portion of one end portion of the edge fold portion with the other end portion of the edge fold portion, the edge fold portion can be easily fixed at a predetermined position with good appearance.

One end of a stretchable coat belt member is fixed to the right front collar portion, which is the right front portion of the collar in the coat portion, and the left front collar, which is the left front portion of the collar, is fixed to the other end of the coat belt member. A jacket belt engaging portion that is detachably engaged with the portion may be provided. In this case, the front side of the collar-matched jacket can be sufficiently fixed by the jacket belt member. This improves the appearance of the collar of the upper garment when worn, and prevents the upper garment from falling out of shape. In addition, by fixing one end of the jacket belt member to the collar of the jacket in advance, the burden when wearing the jacket can be reduced. Furthermore, the preparation work for the fixtures can be reduced, and the storage and management of the fixtures are facilitated.

In addition, the lower garment portion is configured in a skirt shape, and a stretchable waist belt member is fixed to the upper end portion of the front side of the lower garment portion. A waist-adjustable elastic member may be provided at the upper end of the rear side. In this case, the skirt-like lower garment is put on, and after the waist circumference is adjusted by the elastic member on the rear side of the lower garment, the lower garment is adjusted to the predetermined length by the waist belt member while the length of the kimono is adjusted. Can be fixed in position. As a result, it becomes easier to raise the waist for adjusting the length of the kimono, and it is possible to prevent the lower garment from falling out or slipping off.

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 whole front side of the upper garment part of the kimono costume of 1st Embodiment. An explanatory view showing the structure of the collar of the upper garment of the kimono costume of the first embodiment. The front view which shows the whole front side of the lower garment part of the kimono costume of 1st Embodiment. A rear view showing the entire rear side of the lower part of the kimono costume of the first embodiment. The front view which shows the whole surface side of the hem folding part of the kimono costume of 1st Embodiment. FIG. 2 is a rear view showing the entire rear surface side of the hem folding portion of the kimono costume of the first embodiment. The front view which shows the whole surface side of the belt part of the kimono costume of 1st Embodiment. FIG. 2 is a front view showing the entire surface side of the belt portion of the kimono costume of the first embodiment (excluding the belt portion for making). The back view which shows the whole back side of the belt part of the kimono costume of 1st Embodiment. The front view which shows the state which wore the upper garment part and the lower garment part of the kimono costume of 1st Embodiment. The perspective view which shows a mode that the Okata fold part of the kimono costume of 1st Embodiment is worn. The front view which shows a mode that the belt part of the kimono costume of 1st Embodiment is worn. The front view which shows the state which temporarily fixed the belt part of the belt part of the kimono costume of 1st Embodiment by the 1st fixing belt member and the 2nd fixing belt member.

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 four-piece set worn by a seven-year-old girl during the Shichigosan festival. The kimono costume 1 includes an upper garment portion 2 that constitutes the upper garment portion of the kimono, a lower garment portion 3 that constitutes the lower garment portion of the kimono, an end-fold portion 4 that constitutes the end-fold portion of the kimono, and an obi that constitutes the obi. a part 5; The kimono costume 1 has the same appearance as a conventional four-body set when worn. Incidentally, the conventional 4-piece set is a 4-piece set including a kimono, undergarment, waist cord, date-fastening, obi, sash, sash, shigoki, obi-shime, and the like.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the jacket portion 2 constitutes the jacket portion of the kimono. A strip-shaped layered collar 210 is sewn and fixed to the back side of the collar 21 of the upper garment part 2 so that a part of the collar 210 is exposed along the collar 21 . A half-collar part 22 forming a half-collar is attached to the collar 21 . The half-collar part 22 is a belt-shaped member that constitutes a half-collar that is a replacement collar sewn onto the undergarment. Inside the half-collar portion 22 is a collar core member (not shown) for improving the appearance.

From the viewpoint of maintenance, the half-collar portion 22 is detachably attached to a rear collar portion 211 that is the rear portion of the collar 21 using a snap button 23 . The snap button 23 is composed of a convex portion (male portion) and a concave portion (female portion). The snap button 23 is detachable by engaging and disengaging the projection and recess. In this embodiment, the rear collar portion 211 is provided with a convex portion of the snap button 23 , and the half-collar portion 22 is provided with a concave portion of the snap button 23 .

The half-collar portion 22 is provided with snap buttons 24 for detachably fixing the left half-collar portion 221 and the right half-collar portion 222 which are the left and right front portions of the half-collar portion 22 . The snap button 24 is composed of a convex portion (male portion) and a concave portion (female portion). The snap button 24 is provided at a position where the left half-collar portion 221 and the right half-collar portion 222 overlap each other when the half-collar portion 22 is put together. In this embodiment, the left half collar portion 221 is provided with a convex portion of the snap button 24 , and the right half collar portion 222 is provided with a concave portion of the snap button 24 .

In the upper garment part 2, an upper upper front part 251, which is the left part of the front body, is superimposed on the lower front part 252, which is the right part of the front body. The left half collar 221 and the right half collar 222 are partially exposed from between the left front collar 212 and the right front collar 213 when the right front collar 213 is aligned with the collar. there is

A decorative portion 26 is fixed to the front left collar portion 212 of the collar 21 in place of the Hakoseko. The decorative portion 26 is sewn and fixed to the back side of the left front collar portion 212 via metal fittings. The decorative portion 26 may be fixed to the left front collar portion 212 using a detachable fastener or the like. Hakoseko is thick and box-shaped, so when it is inserted into the chest, the chest is painful and it is a heavy burden for small children. Also, since it is separate from the kimono, there was a risk of it being lost. By providing the ornamental part 26 instead of the hakoseko, it is possible to greatly reduce the burden when wearing and to prevent loss.

One end of a jacket belt member 27 is fixed to the right front collar portion 213 of the collar 21 . One end of the coat belt member 27 is fixed by being sewn to the back surface of the right front collar portion 213 . The other end of the coat belt member 27 is provided with a clip (coat belt lock portion) 271 that is detachably locked to the left front collar portion 212 . The coat belt member 27 is made of an elastic rubber material and has a belt length adjusting portion 272 for adjusting the length of the belt.

Both shoulders (left and right shoulder peaks) of the upper garment part 2 are provided with snap buttons (sleeve adjusting part) 28 for adjusting the sleeve of the kimono. Two snap buttons 28 are provided on each of the right and left shoulders of the upper garment 2 . In this embodiment, the snap button 28 is composed of a convex portion (male portion) 281 and a concave portion (female portion) 282 . Two protrusions 281 of the snap button 28 are provided closer to the sleeve than the raised ridges of the upper garment 2 (stitched portions by raising the shoulders), and two recessed portions 282 are provided closer to the center than the raised ridges of the outer garment 2. . The convex portion 281 and concave portion 282 of the snap button 28 are sewn and fixed to the back side of the jacket portion 2 .

By fastening the snap button 28, the sleeve of the kimono can be shortened. Specifically, the protrusion 281 on the sleeve side of the two protrusions 281 and the recess 282 on the center side of the two recesses 282 are fastened, and the protrusion 282 on the center side of the two protrusions 281 is fixed. The protrusion 281 and the recess 282 on the sleeve side of the two recesses 282 are fastened. By removing the snap button 28, the sleeve of the kimono can be restored to its original length. That is, the snap button 28 allows the sleeves of the kimono to be adjusted in two steps, making it easy to raise the shoulders of the kimono. 3 and 4, the snap button 28 is removed.

As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the lower garment portion 3 is separated from the upper garment portion 2 and constitutes the lower garment portion of the kimono. 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.

A stretchable belt-like waist belt member 33 is fixed to the upper end of the front side of the lower garment part 3 so as to be wound around the upper end of the lower garment part 3 and fixed. The waist belt member 33 is sewn and fixed to the center portion (two sewn portions 331 ) of the front upper end portion of the lower garment portion 3 . A pair of hook-and-loop fasteners 341 and 342 are provided at both ends of the waist belt member 33 for turning both ends of the waist belt member 33 to the rear side of the upper end portion of the lower garment portion 3 and fastening them to each other. A waist rubber (stretchable member) 35 is provided at the rear upper end of the lower garment part 3 so as to be able to adjust the waist. With such a configuration, the waist circumference can be appropriately tightened and adjusted, and it is easy to raise the waist for adjusting the length of the kimono (specifically, the lower end position of the lower garment part 3).

As shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, the edge folding part 4 is separated from the upper garment part 2 and the lower garment part 3, and constitutes the edge folding part of the kimono. The edge folded portion 4 is formed in a strip shape having a predetermined width. One end portion of the tip fold portion 4 is provided with a first Zet Can (tip fold locking portion) 41 that is detachably locked to the other end portion of the tip fold portion 4 . The first Z can 41 is attached to the upper end portion of the edge-folded portion 4 on the back side (inner side) of the edge-folded portion 4 .

A stretchable temporary fixing belt member 42 is provided at the other end portion of the edge folding portion 4 . The temporary fixing belt member 42 is made of an elastic rubber material. The temporary fastening belt member 42 has a fixed portion 421 fixed to the edge folded portion 4 and a protruding portion 422 protruding from the other end of the edge folded portion 4 . The fixing portion 421 is sewn and fixed to the upper end portion of the edge fold portion 4 on the surface side (outside) of the edge fold portion 4 . The fixed portion 421 is formed with a plurality of insertion portions (end-folded engaged portions) 423 for engaging the first Z-can 41 . The insertion portion 423 is formed between a plurality of sewn portions 424 formed by sewing the fixing portion 421 to the edge fold portion 4 . By providing a plurality of insertion portions 423, the waist circumference can be adjusted in a plurality of steps.

Between the first Z can 41 and the temporary fixing belt member 42 in the edge folding part 4, a ring-shaped part (temporary fixing engaged part) 425 provided at the tip of the projection part 422 of the temporary fixing belt member 42 can be attached and detached. A second Z can (temporary locking portion) 43 is provided. The second Z can 43 is attached to the upper end portion of the edge-folded portion 4 on the back side of the edge-folded portion 4 . A stretchable rubber member 44 is provided between the temporary fixing belt member 42 and the second Z can 43 in the edge folding portion 4 .

As shown in FIGS. 9, 10 and 11, the belt portion 5 forms a belt. A ribbon-shaped belt 51 is fixed to one end of the belt portion 5 . The prefabricated band 51 is a band that is processed into a knotted shape in advance. The belt 51 may have a shape other than the ribbon knot. Fixing of the band 51 will be described later.

A belt-shaped obi lifting portion 52 constituting an obi lifting is sewn and fixed to the upper end portion of the surface side (outer side) of the belt portion 5 . One end portion 521 of the obi lifting portion 52 is tied and fixed to the fabric obi 51 on the back side (inner side) of the obi portion 5 . At the other end of the obi lifting portion 52, a support portion 522 that is thicker than the other portions and supports the obi 51 from below is provided.

A belt-shaped squeezing portion 53 constituting squeezing is sewn and fixed to the lower end portion on the surface side of the belt portion 5 . The rigorous training portion 53 is provided with a ribbon-like knot portion 531 . On the surface side of the belt portion 5, string-like band tightening portions 54 constituting band tightening are sewn and fixed at an intermediate position between the belt lifting portion 52 and the ironing portion 53 at a plurality of locations. A band ornament 541 is movably attached to the band tightening portion 54 via a mounting bracket.

A fabric band 51 is fixed to the back side of the band portion 5 . Specifically, a support fixing portion 511 for supporting and fixing the belt 51 is provided on the back side of the belt portion 5 . The support fixing portion 511 is constructed by sewing a piece of cloth to the back surface of the belt portion 5 . Inside the support fixing portion 511, a support fitting (not shown) attached to and connected to the belt 51 is arranged. The support fitting is sandwiched between a pair of paperboards (not shown). A fixing string 512 is attached to the belt 51 to fix the belt 51 to the back surface of the band portion 5 . Both ends of the fixing string 512 are sewn and fixed to the back surface of the belt portion 5 . With such a configuration, the band 51 is sufficiently fixed to the band portion 5 .

On the back side of the belt portion 5, a first stretchable belt-shaped fixing belt member 55 wound around and fixed to the position of the outer garment portion 2 and a second stretchable belt-shaped fixing belt member 55 wound around and fixed to the position of the edge fold portion 4 are provided. A fixed belt member 56 is provided. The first fixed belt member 55 and the second fixed belt member 56 are made of an elastic rubber material. A pair of hook-and-loop fasteners 551 and 552 are provided at both ends of the first fixed belt member 55 . A pair of hook-and-loop fasteners 561 and 562 are provided at both ends of the second fixed belt member 56 .

The first fixed belt member 55 and the second fixed belt member 56 are held inside two holding portions 57 provided on the back side of the belt portion 5 . The first fixing belt member 55 and the second fixing belt member 56 are held by a plurality of sewn portions 571 sewn on the back surface of the band portion 5 so that the holding portion 57 is prevented from being displaced. One end portion of the first fixed belt member 55 and one end portion of the second fixed belt member 56 are fixed by sewing at one end (sewn portions 553, 563) of the back surface of the belt portion 5. As shown in FIG.

A hook-and-loop fastener (band engaging portion) 581 is provided on one end of the belt portion 5 on the surface side at a position where the belt 51 is difficult to see. The hook-and-loop fastener 581 is provided on the lower side of the production band 51 at a position hidden by the production band 51 . A hook-and-loop fastener (band-locking portion) 582 detachably hooked to the hook-and-loop fastener 581 is provided at the other end portion on the back side of the band portion 5 . A reinforcing portion 59 is provided at one end portion of the belt portion 5 on the back side to reinforce the one end portion of the belt portion 5 to improve the appearance. The reinforcing portion 59 is constructed by sewing a piece of cloth to the back surface of the belt portion 5, and contains cardboard (not shown) inside.

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 on a child, first, as shown in FIG. Specifically, the jacket upper front part 251 is superimposed on the jacket lower front part 252 of the jacket part 2, the left front collar part 212 and the right front collar part 213 of the collar 21, the left half collar part 221 of the half collar part 22 and the left half collar part 221 of the half collar part 22 Collar alignment of the right half collar portion 222 is performed. Then, the other end of the upper garment belt member 27, one end of which is fixed to the right front collar 213, is put out from the left side of the upper garment 2 and turned to the rear side (back side) of the body, and the clip 271 is attached to the left front collar. It is fixed to the part 212 . As a result, the collar of the upper garment part 2 is adjusted.

Next, a skirt-like lower garment part 3 is put on from below. At this time, the circumference of the waist is adjusted by the elastic member 35 on the rear side of the lower garment part 3 . Then, after raising the waist for adjusting the length of the kimono (lower end position of the lower garment portion 3), both ends of the waist belt member 33 are turned to the rear side of the upper end portion of the lower garment portion 3, and a pair of hook-and-loop fasteners 341 are attached. , 342 . As a result, the lower garment part 3 is fixed at a predetermined position.

Next, as shown in FIG. 13 , at the position of the upper end of the lower garment section 3 , the hem folding section 4 is turned to the rear side of the body, and the second Z can 43 is hooked on the ring-shaped section 425 of the temporary fastening belt member 42 on the front side. , and the end folding portion 4 is temporarily fixed. At this time, the rubber member 44 on the rear side of the edge folding portion 4 is used to adjust the circumference of the waist appropriately. Then, the first Z can 41 is inserted into the insertion portion 423 of the temporary fixing belt member 42 and locked. As a result, at the position of the upper end of the lower garment part 3, the hem folded part 4 is fixed with good appearance.

Next, as shown in FIGS. 14 and 15, the belt part 5 is turned to the rear side of the body, and the position is adjusted so that the belt 51 is positioned at the center of the back. Then, the first fixing belt member 55 is wound around the position of the upper garment 2, and a pair of hook-and-loop fasteners 551 and 552 are fastened on the front side of the body. Also, the second fixing belt member 56 is wound around the position of the folded portion 4, and a pair of hook-and-loop fasteners 561 and 562 are fastened on the front side of the body. Thereby, the first fixing belt member 55 and the second fixing belt member 56 are fixed, and the belt portion 5 is temporarily fixed.

After that, the other end of the belt portion 5 is wound from the front side to the rear side of the body, and a pair of hook-and-loop fasteners 581 and 582 are fastened. At this time, the belt 51 is supported from below by the supporting portion 522 of the belt lifting portion 52 of the belt portion 5 . As a result, the band portion 5 is fixed in a state in which a part of the edge folded portion 4 is covered and the lower end portion of the edge folded portion 4 is wound at a position where it can be seen with a predetermined width. Finally, the folding fan 50 is sandwiched between the belt tightening portions 54 . As described above, the kimono costume 1 can be easily put on in a short time.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 , in the kimono costume 1 , the portion where the upper garment portion 2 and the lower garment portion 3 are separated (the boundary portion between the upper garment portion 2 and the lower garment portion 3 ) is the edge fold portion 4 It is covered and hidden by the belt part 5. - 特許庁Further, the edge folded portion 4 is covered with the band portion 5 so that the lower end portion can be seen with a predetermined width. Therefore, it is not apparent from the appearance that the upper garment part 2, the lower garment part 3, and the obi fold part 4 are separated. It looks as if you were wearing a In addition, since the portion of the band 5 where the hook-and-loop fastener 582 of the band 5 is fastened to the hook-and-loop fastener 581 is located at a position that is difficult to see due to the band 51, the band 5 is fixed with such a simple structure. I don't know from the outside. Thus, the kimono costume 1 has the same appearance as the conventional four-body set when worn.

On the other hand, when taking off the kimono costume 1 put on the child, the obi part 5 and the folding part 4 are removed in this order, in reverse order of putting the kimono costume 1 on the child. Remove in order. 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 the present embodiment, the upper garment portion 2, the lower garment portion 3, and the end folding portion 4 of the kimono are separated. Therefore, waist cords for kimonos, date tightening, etc. are not required, and work for tightening them is also unnecessary. A half-collar portion 22 is attached to the collar 21 of the upper garment portion 2 . Therefore, it is no longer necessary to wear an undergarment under the upper garment part 2, and the waist cord for the undergarment and the work of tightening this 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 for kimonos, date tightening, undergarments, waist straps for undergarments, etc., are not required, the burden of wearing, especially for small children, can be greatly reduced.

In addition, the edge folding portion 4 and the band portion 5 are configured so as to be fixed at a predetermined position with a simple structure, and the fabric band 51 is fixed to the band portion 5 in advance. Therefore, it is not necessary to perform operations such as forming the ohata-ori, tightening the obi, and attaching the obi to the obi. As a result, it is possible to facilitate the attachment/detachment work, shorten the time required, and reduce the burden of wearing. In addition, the kimono's original appearance is not spoiled because it looks as if the kimono has been folded and then tied with an obi.

In addition, since the portion where the upper garment portion 2 and the lower garment portion 3 are separated (the boundary portion between the upper garment portion 2 and the lower garment portion 3) is covered and hidden by the edge fold portion 4 and the belt portion 5, the upper garment portion 2 and the lower garment part 3 are not visible from the outside. In addition, since the bottom folded part 4 is covered with the belt part 5 so that the lower end is visible with a predetermined width, the separation of the bottom folded part 4 from the upper garment part 2 and the lower garment part 3 cannot be seen from the appearance. In addition, since the portion of the band 5 where the hook-and-loop fastener 582 of the band 5 is fastened to the hook-and-loop fastener 581 is located at a position that is difficult to see due to the band 51, the band 5 is fixed with such a simple structure. is not apparent from the outside. As a result, the effect of facilitating and shortening the time required for putting on and taking off the kimono without impairing the original appearance of the kimono and reducing the burden of putting on the kimono can be fully exhibited.

As described above, according to the kimono costume 1, even a small child can take a picture or go to a shrine wearing the kimono costume 1 without being reluctant to put it on or take it off, and without causing the clothes to fall apart when worn. Or you can visit a temple.

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, by facilitating and shortening the work of putting on and taking off the kimono costume 1, it is possible to reduce the amount of time that the worker spends working in close contact with the wearer, so that infectious diseases such as the new coronavirus and influenza virus can be prevented. . In addition, the storage and management of the kimono costume 1 is facilitated because the waist cord for the kimono, the date tightening, the undergarment, the waist cord for the undergarment, and the like are not required.

In addition, on the back side (inner side) of the belt portion 5, a first stretchable fixing belt member 55 that is wound around and fixed to the position of the jacket portion 2 and a stretchable first belt member 55 that is wound and fixed to the position of the edge fold portion 4 are provided. 2 fixed belt members 56 are provided. Therefore, after the band 5 is temporarily fixed by the first fixing belt member 55 and the second fixing belt member 56, the hook-and-loop fastener 582 can be fastened to the hook-and-loop fastener 581 and locked to fix the band 5 at a predetermined position. As a result, the work of putting on the belt portion 5 becomes very easy. Moreover, the jacket portion 2 and the hem fold portion 4 can also be sufficiently fixed by the first fixing belt member 55 and the second fixing belt member 56 . As a result, the appearance of the collar of the upper garment part 2 and the edge fold part 4 when worn is improved, and the appearance of the upper garment part 2 and the edge fold part 4 can be suppressed.

In addition, an obi lifting portion 52 that constitutes obi lifting is fixed to the upper end portion of the belt portion 5, and a squeezing portion 53 that constitutes squeezing is fixed to the lower end portion of the belt portion 5. A band tightening portion 54 that constitutes band tightening is fixed at a position between the tightening portion 53 and the tightening portion 53 . This eliminates the need for obi lifting, ironing, and obi tightening. 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. In addition, since the obi lifting, ironing, and obi tightening are fixed to the belt portion 5 in advance, it is possible to reduce the preparation work of the fixtures and facilitate the storage and management of the fixtures.

In addition, a stretchable temporary fixing belt member 42 is provided at the other end of the edge folding part 4, and a temporary fixing belt member A second Z can 43 is detachably locked to 42 . Therefore, the second Z can 43 is hooked to the ring-shaped portion 425 of the temporary fixing belt member 42 to temporarily fix the end folded portion 4, and the waist circumference can be appropriately narrowed and adjusted. After that, by inserting the first Z-ring 41 at one end of the tip-folded portion 4 into the inserting portion 423 at the other end of the tip-folded portion 4 and locking it, the tip-folded portion 4 can be easily moved to a predetermined position and It looks good and can be fixed.

One end of a stretchable coat belt member 27 is fixed to a right front collar portion 213 that is a right front portion of the collar 21 in the coat portion 2 , and a left front portion of the collar 21 is attached to the other end of the coat belt member 27 . A clip 271 is provided to detachably engage the left front collar portion 212, which is a side portion. Therefore, the front side of the collar-matched jacket 2 can be sufficiently fixed by the jacket belt member 27 . This improves the appearance of the collar of the upper garment 2 when worn, and prevents the outer garment 2 from falling out of shape. In addition, by fixing one end of the coat belt member 27 to the collar 21 of the coat portion 2 in advance, it is possible to reduce the burden when wearing the coat. Furthermore, the preparation work for the fixtures can be reduced, and the storage and management of the fixtures are facilitated.

In addition, the lower garment portion 3 is configured in a skirt shape, and a stretchable waist belt member 33 is fixed to the upper end portion of the front side of the lower garment portion 3. An elastic member 35 for adjusting the waist is provided at the upper end portion of the rear side of the lower garment portion 3 . Therefore, the skirt-like lower garment 3 is put on, and after the waist circumference is adjusted by the elastic member 35 on the rear side of the lower garment 3, the lower garment 3 is adjusted by the waist belt member 33 while the length of the kimono is adjusted. Can be fixed in place. As a result, it becomes easy to raise the waist for adjusting the length of the kimono, and it is possible to prevent the lower garment part 3 from coming loose or slipping off.

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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 embodiment, the half-collar portion 22 is attached to the rear collar portion 211 of the collar 21 using the snap button 23. Instead of the snap button 23, for example, various fasteners such as hook-and-loop fasteners can be used, or it can be fixed by sewing. Further, the left half collar portion 211 and the right half collar portion 212 of the half collar portion 22 are fixed using the snap button 24, but various fasteners such as hook-and-loop fasteners may be used.

(2) In the above-described embodiment, the clip 27 is used as the coat belt engaging portion of the coat belt member 27, but other than the clip, for example, various fasteners such as a Zetto can and a hook may be used.

(3) In the above embodiment, the snap button 28 is used as the cuff adjustment part of the jacket 2, but other than the snap button, for example, various fasteners such as hook-and-loop fasteners and hooks may be used.

(4) In the above-described embodiment, the Z-can (first Z-can 41) is used as the edge-folding engaging portion of the edge-folding portion 4, and this is inserted into the insertion portion 423 as the edge-folding engaged portion to be locked. However, the folded edge engaging portion and the folded edge engaged portion may be configured to be engaged using various types of fasteners such as hook-and-loop fasteners, for example.

(5) In the above-described embodiment, the Z can (second Z can 43) is used as the temporary locking portion of the end fold portion 4, and this is hooked to the annular portion 425 as the temporary locked portion to be locked. However, the temporary locking portion and the temporary locked portion that locks it may be configured to be locked using various fasteners such as hook-and-loop fasteners and hooks.

(6) In the above embodiment, the first fixing belt member 55 of the belt portion 5 is wound around the jacket portion 2 and fixed. Here, winding and fixing to the position of the coat part 2 means winding and fixing so as to cover at least a part of the coat part 2 . The first fixed belt member 55 may be wound directly around the upper garment portion 2 or may be wound indirectly through the lower garment portion 3 .

(7) In the above-described embodiment, the second fixing belt member 56 of the band portion 5 is wound around the position of the end folding portion 4 and fixed. Here, winding and fixing at the position of the edge fold portion 4 means winding and fixing so as to cover at least a part of the edge fold portion 4 .

(8) In the above-described embodiment, the pair of hook-and-loop fasteners 581 and 582 are used as the band-locked portion and the band-locking portion of the band portion 5, but various fasteners other than hook-and-loop fasteners may be used.

(9) The function of one component in the above embodiments may be distributed as multiple components, or the functions of multiple 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 4 edge fold 5 obi 21 collar 22 half-collar 41 first zetcan (edge fold lock), 51... Fabric band, 581... Hook-and-loop fastener (band-locking portion), 582... Hook-and-loop fastener (band-locking portion)

Claims (5)

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;
a band-shaped edge-folding portion that is separated from the upper and lower clothing portions and constitutes the edge-folding portion of the kimono;
A band portion that constitutes a band,
A half-collar portion constituting a half-collar is attached to the collar of the upper garment,
One end of the tip fold portion is provided with a tip fold locking portion that detachably locks to the other end of the tip fold portion,
At one end side of the band portion, a band locked portion is provided at a position that is difficult to see due to the band fixed to one end side of the band portion,
A band engaging portion detachably engaged with the band engaging portion is provided at the other end of the band portion,
The tip fold portion is configured to be fixed by locking the tip fold locking portion to the other end portion of the tip fold portion in a state of being wound at the upper end portion of the lower garment portion,
The belt part covers a part of the folded end part, and the belt locking part is engaged with the locked part in a state where the lower end of the folded end part can be seen with a predetermined width. configured to stop and secure ,
A stretchable temporary fixing belt member is provided at the other end of the edge folding portion, and the temporary fixing belt member is provided between the edge folding locking portion and the temporary fastening belt member in the edge folding portion. A kimono costume provided with a temporary fixing locking part that is detachably locked to the kimono costume. Inside the band portion, there are a first stretchable fixed belt member wound around and fixed to the position of the upper garment portion, and a second stretchable fixed belt member wound around and fixed to the position of the end fold portion. 2. The kimono costume of claim 1, provided. An obi lifting portion constituting an obi lifting is fixed to the upper end portion of the belt portion, and a squeezing portion constituting squeezing is fixed to the lower end portion of the belt portion, and the obi lifting portion and the squeezing portion of the belt portion are fixed. 3. The kimono costume according to claim 1 or 2, wherein an obi tightening part constituting an obi tightening is fixed at a position between and. 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;
a band-shaped edge-folding portion that is separated from the upper and lower clothing portions and constitutes the edge-folding portion of the kimono;
A band portion that constitutes a band,
A half-collar portion constituting a half-collar is attached to the collar of the upper garment,
One end of the tip fold portion is provided with a tip fold locking portion that detachably locks to the other end of the tip fold portion,
At one end side of the band portion, a band locked portion is provided at a position that is difficult to see due to the band fixed to one end side of the band portion,
A band engaging portion detachably engaged with the band engaging portion is provided at the other end of the band portion,
The tip fold portion is configured to be fixed by locking the tip fold locking portion to the other end portion of the tip fold portion in a state of being wound at the upper end portion of the lower garment portion,
The belt part covers a part of the folded end part, and the belt locking part is engaged with the locked part in a state where the lower end of the folded end part can be seen with a predetermined width. configured to stop and secure,
Inside the band portion, there are a first stretchable fixed belt member wound around and fixed to the position of the upper garment portion, and a second stretchable fixed belt member wound around and fixed to the position of the end fold portion. Kimono costume provided. An obi lifting portion that constitutes an obi lifting is fixed to the upper end of the belt portion, and a squeezing portion that constitutes squeezing is fixed to the lower end portion of the belt portion. 5. The kimono costume according to claim 4, wherein an obi tightening part constituting an obi tightening is fixed at a position between the .

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