JPH0119906Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Technical field to which the invention pertains] This invention relates to a mannequin used for displaying doll dresses.

[Prior art and its drawbacks]

In recent years, dress-up dolls have gained popularity, and as a result, there has been an increasing need to display and sell only dresses for dolls. However, in the past, dress-up dresses were packaged in transparent bags or boxes with windows for display and display.
It's on display. Therefore, when the dress is on display, it is difficult to see what kind of overall appearance or coordination will be obtained when the dress is put on the doll, and this is a disadvantage for Confucian practitioners. This often made me hesitate to make a purchase decision.

Although it is conceivable to miniaturize a mannequin to be used as a doll and to put a dress for the doll on it, there is no one that allows the mannequin to be easily dressed, undressed, and stood up.

[Purpose of this idea]

In view of the above points, the object of this invention is to provide a dress-up doll mannequin that can easily put on and take off doll dresses, and display/display them.

[Example of implementation of this idea]

Next, an embodiment of this invention will be described based on the drawings.

Figures 1 to 3 show an embodiment of this invention, and the mannequin A according to this invention is
It consists of a base part a that can be stably placed on a flat surface, and an upright part b that is separably connected to this base part and stands up from the base part.

The base portion a is formed of a metal plate, and the upright portion b is formed of a metal wire.

By being made of metal plates and metal wires, it has the strength to withstand relatively rough handling by children and others, and has a metallic aesthetic suitable for in-store display. Further, the upright portion b is provided with appropriate elasticity.

The base portion a has locking portions 1 and 1' that removably lock both leg portions provided at the lower end of the standing portion b. In the illustrated example, the locking portions 1, 1' are formed by punching the upper surface of the base upward at two locations and providing holes that open in opposite directions on a straight line.

The upright part b is formed by bending a wire symmetrically, has a head 2 corresponding to the doll's head at its upper end, and extends on both left and right sides at its lower side.
The upper hook part 3 corresponding to the shoulder part of the doll is also
It integrally has an intermediate hook part 4 that extends from side to side at the lower middle part and corresponds to the waist of the doll, and a leg part 5 that extends downward and corresponds to the legs of the doll, and as a whole. It is formed into an almost inverted U-shape. Thereby, the left and right sides of the upright portion can be elastically moved toward and away from each other.

At the lower ends of both legs, locking portions 6, which are removably locked to the locking portions 1, 1' of the base portion a, are provided.
6' is provided. The locking portions 6, 6' are formed by bending the lower ends of the leg portions 5 in opposite directions corresponding to the locking portions of the base portion, and flattening their tips. This prevents it from rotating when it is inserted into the holder.

With the above structure, when using this mannequin, the doll dress D is placed on the upright part b which has been removed from the base part a, just as it is applied to the doll, and both legs of the upright part are attached. , and the locking portions are locked to the locking portions 1, 1' of the base portions 6, 6', and the standing portions are fixed in a state in which they are erected upward from the base portions. When the doll dress is a one-piece dress, as in the illustrated example, the collar is caught on the upper hook 3, so it is held without slipping off, and the waist is held properly by the middle hook 4. Since it is held in an inflated state, it can be displayed and exhibited without impairing the elegance of dresses, such as dresses, which have downward expanses.

B is an accessory such as a muffler for the doll, and since the head 2 protrudes below the dress, it can be coupled to the head to observe how it coordinates with the dress.

When the upright part b is removed from the base, the lower ends of both legs 5 are released, so it is easy to insert the legs of the doll, such as pants, through holes in clothing to be worn. It can be attached to the mannequin or replaced.

[Effects of this idea]

As described above, according to this invention, a dress for a doll can be easily put on and displayed, and it can be seen at a glance what the doll will look like when the dress is put on it. Furthermore, by arbitrarily attaching or exchanging dresses and accessories, it is possible to experiment with or display coordination of dresses or accessories.

The doll mannequin invented by this invention can be used not only for exhibition and display in the above-mentioned stores, but also for boutique play using one or more dolls with or without the doll. It is.

Since the base is made of a metal plate and the upright part is made of metal wire, they can be manufactured easily and inexpensively, and can withstand rough handling by children who handle the doll.

Further, since the upright portion is formed in a substantially inverted U-shape and the left and right portions can be elastically separated, various doll dress-up dresses can be easily attached and removed.

Furthermore, the upright part is made by bending and flattening the lower ends of the left and right legs, and then inserting this into the locking part of the base part in a detachable manner to make it stand up, making it possible to display and replace doll dresses with simple processing. Mannequins can be provided.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of this invention in a separated state, FIG. 2 is a perspective view in a combined state, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an example of a usage state. A...Stand, a...Base part, b...Rising part,
1, 1'... Locking part, 2... Head, 3... Upper hook part, 4... Intermediate hook part, 5... Leg part, 6,
6'...Locking part, B...Doll accessories, D...Dress.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (a) Consisting of a base part and an upright part detachably connected to the base part; (b) The upright part is made by bending a metal wire into a substantially inverted U-shape. a head, an upper hook portion extending left and right on the lower side of the head, an intermediate hook portion extending left and right at an intermediate height, and left and right portions extending downward from the intermediate hook portion. (c) the base is formed by processing a metal plate, and the tips of the left and right legs of the upright part are bent in opposite directions; (c) the base is made of a metal plate; A mannequin for a dress-up doll, characterized by having a locking part that is inserted and locked in a non-rotatable manner.