JP7401885B2 - pants - Google Patents

Description

Application of Article 30, Paragraph 2 of the Patent Act September 22, 2018 Published at the Para Sports Carnival in Sagae City, Yamagata Prefecture [Publications, etc.] Published in the Yamagata Shimbun Morning Edition on September 23, 2018 [Publications, etc.] March 2019 Published on March 23, 2019 at a talk show that considers the future through wheelchairs and fashion [Publications] March 26, 2019 Published on Senken Shimbun

The present invention relates to pants.

Patent Document 1 discloses pants that have an opening on the front thigh, a zipper attached to the opening, and a pocket on the inside.

Patent Document 2 discloses that a pocket section provided above the knee section has slide fasteners on two adjacent sides of the four sides of an outer skin member sewn to the pants side for taking in and out articles. The first and second openings are independently provided, and when the user is in a standing position, articles in the pocket can be taken in and taken out from the first opening, and when in a sitting position, items can be taken out from the pocket through the second opening. Pants that can be tucked in are disclosed.

Patent Document 3 discloses a structure in which pockets are attached diagonally so that the upper opening of the pocket faces upward when the user sits down, and the pockets are further stacked.

Utility Model Publication No. 6-73109 JP2009-62657A Publication No. 49-096117

Pants that have a pocket near the ilium when worn are well known. However, when seated, the body near the pocket is compressed and the storage portion of the pocket is bent, making it difficult to store large items such as a smartphone or to take out and take out items. Particularly when living in a wheelchair or working at a desk for long periods of time, the pocket near the ilium cannot be utilized, which is inconvenient. Therefore, there is a need for trousers that allow people to easily take items in and out of their pockets while seated.

The pants described in Patent Document 1 are not intended for use while seated, and the accommodating portion curves along the knees when seated, making it difficult to take them in and out. In the trousers described in Patent Documents 2 and 3, when an article is taken out or put in while seated, the accommodating portion of the pocket curves along the circumferential direction of the thigh, so there is a limit to the size of the article that can be accommodated.

Therefore, one of the objects of the present invention is to obtain pants that allow articles to be easily taken in and out of pockets while seated.

In order to achieve the above object, trousers according to one aspect of the present invention include a trousers main body, and a pocket provided in the front body of the trouser main body along the thigh of the wearer when worn, The pocket has an opening and a accommodating part for accommodating an object inserted through the opening, the opening is provided on the knee side in the length direction of the thigh, and the bottom of the accommodating part is provided. is located closer to the waist than the opening.

The opening may be provided along the circumferential direction of the thigh in the front body.

The accommodating portion may be fixed to the front body so as to extend toward the waist side from the opening.

A regulating portion may be provided at an open end of the opening to regulate protrusion of an article accommodated in the accommodating portion.

The regulating portion may be a barb whose first end is connected to the knee-side edge of the opening and whose second end extends toward the thigh side of the opening.

The trouser main body is configured by a front body and a back body connected to each other, and when worn, the front body consists of an upper part of the front body along the thighs of the wearer and a front body along the knees of the wearer. The wearer comprises a middle part of the body and a lower part of the front body along the shin of the wearer, and the upper part of the front part and the lower part of the front part are bent and connected through the middle part of the front part in a natural state. Good too.

According to the present invention, articles can be easily taken in and out of pockets when seated.

1 is a schematic perspective view showing an embodiment of pants according to the present invention. They are (a) a right side view and (b) a left side view of the above-mentioned pants. It is a schematic front view of the said pants. 4 is an AA end view of FIG. 3. FIG. FIG. 2 is a partially enlarged front view of the pants, (a) a view with the slide fastener closed, and (b) a view with the slide fastener open. It is a schematic back view of the said pants. They are (a) a top view and (b) a bottom view of the above-mentioned pants.

Embodiments of pants according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

As shown in FIG. 1, the trousers 1 are composed of a trousers main body 10 that forms the outer shape of the trousers 1, and a pocket 13. The pants body 10 is formed by connecting a front body 11 and a back body 12 to each other. The front body 11 is a fabric that extends along the front of the wearer's lower body when worn. The front body 11 has a shape in which two strips of fabric are connected to each other at the upper ends in the longitudinal direction. The back body 12 is a fabric that runs along the back of the wearer, and like the front body 11, it has a shape in which two strips of fabric are connected to each other at the upper end in the longitudinal direction, but the detailed shape is different from that of the front body. It is different from 11. Note that FIGS. 1 to 4, as well as FIGS. 6 and 7 show the pants 1 in a state where no tension is applied to each part of the pants 1, that is, in a natural state. In the following description, the direction from the back side of the wearer to the front side will be referred to as the +x direction, the direction from the left side to the right side of the wearer will be referred to as the +y direction, and the direction perpendicular to the +x direction and +y direction will be referred to as the +z direction. do.

As shown in FIGS. 2A and 2B, the front body 11 includes an upper front body 111, a middle front body 112, and a lower front body 113 connected in this order in the -z direction. The front upper part 111 has a substantially partially cylindrical shape along the thigh when worn, and the cylindrical axis of the cylinder extends in the +x and -y directions. The middle part of the front body 112 is a part that covers the wearer's knees. The lower front body part 113 has a substantially partially cylindrical shape along the shin, and the cylindrical axis of the cylinder extends along the -z direction. That is, the upper part 111 of the front body and the lower part 113 of the front body are bent and connected via the middle part 112 of the front body so that the middle part 112 of the front body becomes convex.

The back body 12 is configured by an upper back body 121, a middle back body 122, and a lower back body 123 connected in this order in the -z direction. The upper rear body part 121 has a substantially partially cylindrical shape along the back side of the thigh when worn. The lower part of the back body 123 has a cylindrical shape along the wearer's calves. The upper part 121 of the back body and the lower part 123 of the back body are bent and connected via the middle part 122 of the back body so that the middle part 122 of the back body becomes concave.

That is, the pants 1 have a shape that conforms to the lower limbs with the knees bent in a natural state. According to this configuration, since the tension generated in the pants 1 is small when the user is seated, particularly in the chair sitting position, the chair sitting posture can be maintained comfortably. Particularly, even when the pants 1 are made of a fabric that does not stretch easily, such as jeans made of denim fabric, the user can comfortably maintain a sitting posture on a chair. Furthermore, since the waistline does not fall when the user sits down, and the hem does not rise even when the knees are bent, there is no need to adjust the shape of the pants 1 after sitting down.

In side view, the back body 12 is bent more than the front body 11. That is, the angle θ2 between the cylindrical axis of the upper back body 121 and the cylindrical axis of the lower back body 123 is smaller than the angle θ1 between the cylindrical axis of the upper front body 111 and the cylindrical axis of the lower front body 113. According to this configuration, the shape of the thigh gradually decreases from the waist to the knee, which is the general shape of the thigh in a chair sitting position, so that the chair sitting posture can be maintained comfortably.

As shown in FIG. 1, in the vicinity of the ilium of the front body 11, broken line stitches 14 and 15 in the shape of connecting a quarter circle and a rectangle are formed on the left and right sides, respectively. Stitches 14 and 15 are each double lines. The stitches 14, 15 mimic the design of pockets on conventional trousers, especially jeans. Even if a pocket is formed on the ilium, it is difficult to take it in and out because the waist is bent and the pocket is compressed when sitting on a chair. According to the configuration in which there is no pocket on the ilium, the number of pieces of fabric on the ilium can be reduced, so that it can be flexibly expanded and contracted, and a comfortable chair sitting posture can be maintained. Furthermore, the stitches 14 and 15 that imitate the conventional design allow the wearer to wear it naturally without looking uncomfortable.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the upper front section 111 is provided with a pocket 13 that extends along the upper surface of the wearer's thighs when worn.

The pocket 13 includes an opening 131 and a housing section 132. The opening 131 is a slit-shaped opening provided in the upper part 111 of the front body along the circumferential direction of the thigh. More specifically, the opening 131 is formed with a knee side end 131a and a waist side end 131b facing each other. The opening 131 is substantially perpendicular to the cylindrical axis of the upper part 111 of the front body. Further, the opening 131 is provided closer to the knee than the longitudinal center of the upper part 111 of the front body.

The accommodating portion 132 is a member that is connected to the open end of the opening 131 and defines a space in which the article 50 inserted from the opening 131 is accommodated. In this embodiment, a bag-shaped accommodating part 132 is connected to the knee-side end 131a and the waist-side end 131b of the opening 131, and the inside of the accommodating part 132 serves as a accommodating space. The outside of the accommodating portion 132 may be covered with a substantially rectangular pocket jacket 134 . Further, the storage portion 132 may be configured by the front upper part 111 and the pocket outer cover 134.

Note that the shape of the accommodating portion 132 is not limited to a substantially rectangular shape, and may be any suitable shape such as a substantially circular shape or a substantially polygonal shape.

The accommodating portion 132 is provided from the knee side to the waist side of the wearer when worn, and has a bottom 132 a closer to the waist than the opening 131 . That is, the article 50 is inserted along the thigh from the knee side to the waist side. Since the thigh is substantially flat in the length direction even when sitting on a chair and has a small curvature, even a flat article such as a smartphone can be smoothly accommodated in the housing section 132. Furthermore, if the storage section 132 is provided from the waist side to the knee side, the article may be placed in an unnatural posture when being taken in and out in order to avoid contact with the waist or abdomen. According to the configuration in which the storage portion 132 allows the article 50 to be inserted from the knee side toward the waist side, the front part of the opening portion 131 is located above the knee and is open, so that the article can be easily inserted when sitting on a chair. can be taken in and out.

The accommodating portion 132 is fixed to the upper part of the front body 111 so as to extend toward the waist side from the opening. In this embodiment, the bottom 132a of the accommodating portion 132 is sewn together with the front upper part 111 and the pocket jacket 134. According to this configuration, the orientation of the accommodating portion 132 is defined from the knee side toward the waist side, and the article 50 can be smoothly accommodated in the accommodating portion 132.

Note that the opening ends of the opening 131, that is, the knee-side end 131a and the waist-side end 131b, are provided with regulating portions for regulating the protrusion of the article 50 accommodated in the accommodating portion 132. In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 4, a barb 133 is connected to the opening 131 of the pocket 13. The barb 133 is a band-shaped member whose first end is connected across the knee-side edge 131a of the opening 131. The second end of the barb 133 extends toward the thigh side of the opening 131. The article 50 can be stored in the storage portion 132 from between the barb 133 and the waist side edge 131b. The article 50 is held between the front body upper part 111 and the barb 133 within the storage section 132 . According to this configuration, it is possible to prevent the article 50 from slipping out of the pocket 13.

Instead of the structure of the barb 133, the regulating portion may have a structure that can be easily attached and detached by the wearer, such as a slide fastener, a hook-and-loop fastener, or a magnetic material.

Although the pocket 13 is provided on the right thigh in this embodiment, it may be provided on the left thigh, or may be provided on the left and right thighs. good.

Further, although the pocket 13 is provided on the upper surface of the thigh, it may be provided on the outer surface of the thigh. Moreover, it may be provided on both the upper surface of the thigh and the outer surface of the thigh.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 5(a) and 5(b), a button 21 and a buttonhole 22 are formed approximately at the center of the upper end of the front body 11. A fly 23 extending in the z direction and a slide fastener 24 are provided below the button 21. The slide fastener 24 is connected to the end of the crotch portion of the front body 11. According to this configuration, since the placket 23 is wide open, the wearer can easily put on and take off the wearer even when a helper puts on and takes off the wearer who has difficulty standing.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 6, a plurality of belt loops 31 to 35 are provided around the upper opening of the trouser body 10 over the entire circumference. The belt loops 31 to 35 are band-shaped members whose upper and lower ends in the z direction are connected to the pants body 10 to form a loop. The band width, that is, the circumferential width of the belt loops 33 to 35 on the back side is larger than the circumferential width of the belt loops 31 and 32 on the front side. When helping the wearer put on the pants 1 or supporting the wearer's body, the assistant may grasp and pull up the belt loops 33 to 35 on the back side. According to this configuration, the belt loops 33 to 35 are easy to grasp and have high strength, making it easy to assist the patient. Further, the width of the belt loops 31 to 33 on the front side is the same as that of ordinary pants. According to this configuration, it is possible to suppress an unnatural appearance when viewed from the front.

As described above, according to the pants according to the present invention, articles can be easily taken in and out of the pockets while seated.

1 Pants 10 Pants body 11 Front body 13 Pocket 131 Opening 132 Storage part 132a Bottom

Claims (5)

The pants body,
A pocket provided along the wearer's thigh in the front section of the pants body along the front of the wearer's lower body when worn;
Equipped with
The pocket is located on the upper surface of the thigh when the wearer is seated,
The pocket has an opening and a accommodating part for accommodating an object inserted through the opening,
The opening is provided on the knee side in the length direction of the thigh, and the bottom of the accommodating part is located on the waist side with respect to the opening,
The trouser body is configured by the front body and the back body being connected to each other,
When the front body is worn,
an upper part of the front body along the wearer's thigh;
a middle part of the front body along the wearer's knees;
a lower part of the front body along the wearer's shin;
Equipped with
In a natural state, the upper part of the front body and the lower part of the front body are bent and connected through the middle part of the front body.
pants.
The opening is provided along the circumferential direction of the thigh in the front body.
The trousers according to claim 1.
The accommodating portion is fixed to the front body so as to extend toward the waist side beyond the opening.
The trousers according to claim 1 or 2.
A regulating portion for regulating protrusion of the article accommodated in the accommodation portion is provided at an open end of the opening.
Pants according to any one of claims 1 to 3.
The regulating portion is a bar whose first end is connected to the knee-side edge of the opening, and whose second end extends toward the accommodating portion.
The trousers according to claim 4.

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