JPH0118562Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a shirt with an inner pocket.

Normally, shirts such as dress shirts and cut-off shirts have external pockets on the chest, but none have internal pockets. Therefore, when the jacket is not worn, such as during the summer, the number of pockets is insufficient, making it extremely inconvenient to carry and store important items. Moreover, many of the outer pockets of the above-mentioned shirts do not have covers, so if you bend over or make vigorous movements, items stored in the pockets can easily fall out. There were flaws.

This invention provides a shirt with an inner pocket as described below to solve the above-mentioned conventional drawbacks and problems.

Next, the shirt with inner pockets of this invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. Reference numeral 2 is the left front body of the shirt 1, and the front part 2a has buttonholes 4 as appropriate.
are provided for each. Reference numeral 3 designates the right front body as above, and the front part 3a thereof is provided with appropriate buttons 5 at positions corresponding to the buttonholes 4, respectively. As shown in the diagram, the fourth button from the top is
A decorative button 14 is attached to the front surface of the fourth buttonhole 4 from the top of the front part 2a, which visually looks like a button fitted into the buttonhole. Therefore, first, on the back side of the left front body 2 excluding the part corresponding to the front part 2a, a water absorbent lining 6 is formed so as to form an opening 7 in a part of the front part 2a side.
Attach by sewing the peripheral edge 8. In the above case, the opening 7 is provided between the third buttonhole 4 from the top and the fifth buttonhole 4 from the top, as shown in FIG. An inner pocket 11 made of waterproof fabric and having an upper end opening 12 communicating with the opening 7 is attached to the front side of the lining 6 at a position slightly shifted downward from the position corresponding to the opening 7. Note that the inner pocket 11 is divided into two inner pockets 11a and 11b with upper end openings 12a and 12b as in the embodiment of the drawings, and the upper end opening 12 of the inner pocket 11b on the side farthest from the opening 7 is used.
It is desirable to place b in the slanted shape shown in the figure.

That is, with the above configuration, the size of the inner pockets is reasonable with two inner pockets 11a and 11b, and a large number of small items can be stored stably.
2b makes it easy to store items in the inner pocket 11b.

It is preferable that the position, number, and size of the inner pockets 11 and the presence or absence of an inclination of the upper end opening 12 are selected most appropriately depending on the number and shape of the items to be stored.

Furthermore, a piece of ear cloth 9 is attached to the edge of the lining 6 of the opening 7. One fastener 10 is attached to the upper and lower surfaces of the ear cloth piece 9, and two other fasteners 10', upper and lower, are attached to the back surface of the right front body 3 at corresponding positions. In addition, the above-mentioned fastener 10,1
A hook is used as 0'. Furthermore, one fastener 13 is located on the back surface of the left front body 2 near the decorative button 14 attachment part, which is near the opening 7, and the other fastener 1 is located on the surface of the right front body 3 at a corresponding position.
3' are attached respectively. Note that the above-mentioned fastener 13,
13' uses a velvet fastener (Magic Tape (registered trademark)). In addition, reference numeral 15 in the figure indicates an external chest pocket, which is the same as that provided in conventional shirts.

The shirt of this invention has the above-mentioned structure, and when worn with items stored in the inner pocket 11,
First, the ear cloth piece 9 is fastened to the back side of the front part 3a of the right front body 3 by fitting the two sets of fasteners 10 and 10', and then each button 5 is fitted into each button hole 4 and the fasteners 13 and 13 are fastened. It is worn by fastening it (with Velcro tape in the case of the illustrated embodiment). When trying to put something in or take something out of the inner pocket 11 in the above-mentioned wearing state, the fasteners 13 and 13' serve as buttons for the inner pocket 11, so it is necessary to remove them. Inside pocket 11
can be easily used.

As mentioned above, this invented shirt has one inner pocket without changing the appearance of the conventional front-opening shirt.
1, the number of pockets in the shirt increases, allowing you to store and carry a variety of things even when you are not wearing a summer jacket. In addition, the inner pocket 11 is provided in a water-absorbent lining 6 that forms an opening 7 attached to the back side of the left front body 2, and is made of waterproof fabric, so the lining 6 absorbs sweat when worn. Since the inner pocket 11 is made of waterproof cloth, it has great effects such as preventing stored items from getting wet or dirty due to perspiration. In addition, since the inner pocket 11 is provided between the lining 6 sewn onto the lining 6 and the outer material of the left front body 2, the inner pocket 11 does not give any discomfort even when storing items, and can be worn comfortably. Unlike the case of the external chest pocket 15, this has an excellent effect of eliminating the risk of stored items falling outside or being stolen.

Since the upper end opening 12 of the inner pocket 11 communicates with the opening 7 and the ear cloth piece 9 is attached to the edge of the lining 6 of the opening 7, it is difficult to insert a hand into the inner pocket 11 through the opening 7. It is easy to do, and the ear cloth piece 9 has both fasteners 10,1.
Since it is fastened to the back side of the right front body part 3 by 0' engagement, it prevents the lining 6 from shifting, wrinkling, deforming, etc. that tend to occur when hands are put in and out of the inner pocket 11, and at the same time prevents stored items It has great effects such as being able to maintain stable and smooth loading and unloading at all times.

In addition, fasteners 13 and 1 such as velvet fasteners (Magic Tape (registered trademark)) are used to open and close 2 and 3 of the front body where the hand is inserted into the inner pocket 11.
Since it is designed to be fastened at 3', it can be opened and closed easily, unlike ordinary button closures. It is desirable that the materials of the lining 6 and the inner pocket 11 be as inconspicuous as possible when viewed from the outside of the shirt.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawing shows an example of this invention shirt.
FIG. 1 is a front view with a part cut out, FIG. 2 is an enlarged front view with a part of the main part cut out, and FIG. 3 is an enlarged front view of the same with the left front body side opened. 1...Shirt, 2...Left front body, 3...Right front body, 2a, 3a...Front part, 4...Button hole, 5
... Button, 6 ... Lining, 7 ... Opening, 8 ...
Sewing, 9... Ear cloth piece, 10, 10'... Fastener, 1
1...Inner pocket, 11a, 11b...Inner pocket, 12a, 12b...Top opening, 13, 13'
...clasp, 14...decorative buttons, 15...outer chest pocket.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A water absorbent lining 6 is attached to the back side of the left front body 2 so as to form an opening 7 in a part of the front part 2a side by sewing 8 around the peripheral edge, and the opening 7 is attached to the front side of the lining 6. An inner pocket 11 made of waterproof cloth is attached to the upper opening 12 leading to the opening 7, and an ear cloth piece 9 is attached to the edge of the lining 6 of the opening 7, and the ear cloth piece 9 is attached to the surface of the ear cloth piece 9 and the corresponding back side of the right front body 3 and the opening. A shirt with an inner pocket, in which fasteners 10, 10' and fasteners 13, 13' are provided on the back surface of the left front body 2 near 7 and on the corresponding surface of the right front body 3, respectively.