JPH0216966Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to a simple chest apron made of non-woven fabric mainly used for children.

(Prior art) In the past, breastplate aprons were generally made of cloth, but recently, as they are easier to use, they have been made of paper,
An apron made of non-woven fabric is used.

However, most of these paper and non-woven fabrics are usually disposable, and unless they are made with poor quality, they are cost-effective, and generally a single sheet of paper or non-woven fabric is used. As a result, the inner surface may seep through due to absorption of moisture, and the outer edges may easily tear, making it unsuitable for use by children, and even more so, in terms of appearance, it is beyond the scope of being disposable and temporary. Ta.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) In response to the above-mentioned circumstances, the present invention has developed a fabric that uses non-woven fabric to withstand several washings, and which is beyond the realm of disposable in terms of appearance and strength. With the objective of providing this apron, we focused on the selection of the material of the breastplate itself, its reinforcement, and the design of its form, and attempted to solve these problems.

(Means for Solving the Problems) Therefore, the structure of the present invention suitable for solving the above problems, an aspect of which is shown in FIG. A breastplate cloth 1 having a neckline 2 and armholes 3 on the left and right sides is formed using a nonwoven fabric F having a waterproof layer b with its absorbent fiber layer a as the front side. In this case, it goes without saying that the breastplate cloth 1 may include part of the cloth for other parts such as the shoulder rest 1a.

Then, a narrow bias tape cloth 4 is folded in half over the entire circumference of the breastplate cloth 1, and the circumference of the breastpiece cloth 1 is sandwiched between the two folded tape cloths to cover the circumference, thereby reinforcing the circumference. . For reinforcement, it is especially important to use bias tape fabric, whose elasticity accommodates the elongation caused by pulling the breastplate fabric 1.

A neck strap 5 is extended from both ends of the neckline portion 2 of the breastplate cloth 1 thus formed. In addition, a thin string 6 having a length shorter than the circumferential length of the armhole portion 3, usually 1/2 to 2/3 of the circumferential length, is stretched between both ends of the armhole portion 3. The two ends are connected, and an arm loop portion 7 is formed between the thin drawstring 6 and the periphery of the armhole portion 3. Of course, the above-mentioned neck string 5 and narrow string 6 are made of bi-fold bias tape cloth 4 that reinforces the periphery.
It can be extended and used for both purposes.

(Function) Thus, when wearing the breast apron constructed as described above, moisture, etc. is absorbed by the absorbent fiber entangled layer on the surface, and oozes out to the inner side through the waterproof layer on the inner surface. is prevented.

When the breastplate cloth 1 is washed several times and then washed out, the circumference reinforcement is made of bias tape fabric, so it adapts well to the stretching of the breastpiece cloth 1 due to washing and does not break from the circumference. ,
Therefore, it can sufficiently withstand repeated use several times.

The same applies when tension is applied to the breastplate cloth 1 when worn, and it is protected by the bias tape cloth 4 on the periphery so that it will not break, and furthermore, the thin drawstring 6 connects both ends of the armhole. This makes it possible to adjust the degree of freedom of the arm loop 7 formed in the armhole 3, and also to adapt well to arm movements. However, it can be used economically.

(Example) Hereinafter, an example will be further described based on the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 shows one embodiment of the breastplate apron according to the present invention, and in the figure, 1 is the breastplate cloth of the apron of the present invention, which is cut into a shape having a neckline 2 and armholes 3, By thermally fusing low-melting point fibers to one surface of the absorbent fiber entangled layer a formed by interlacing arbitrary fibers such as cotton fibers, recycled cellulose fibers, and synthetic fibers, or by adhering a water-repellent and waterproof film. It is made of a non-woven fabric F on which a smooth waterproof layer b is formed, with the absorbent fiber entangled layer a side being the front side.

A narrow bias tape cloth 4 is folded in half and placed on the circumferential edge of the breastplate cloth 1 for reinforcement, with the circumferential edge of the breastpiece cloth 1 being sandwiched between the two.

This bias tape cloth 4 does not need to be a continuous piece over the entire circumference of the breastplate cloth 1, but may be applied in pieces as appropriate, and is a narrow bias tape cloth 4 that reinforces the circumference of the neckline 2. form a neck strap 5 by extending outward from both ends of the neckline portion 2.

On the other hand, in the armhole portion 3 as well, apart from the periphery of the armhole portion 3, a narrow string 6 made of the same material as the bias tape cloth and having a length shorter than the periphery is stretched between the both ends. An arm loop portion 7 is formed between the periphery of the armhole portion 3 and the connecting narrow string 6.

In this case as well, the thin narrow string 6 for connection uses the bi-fold narrow bias tape cloth 4 for reinforcing the periphery.

In addition, in the figure, 8 is a bag cloth forming a bag section provided at the lower part of the breastplate cloth 1, and is made of the same nonwoven fabric F as the breastpiece cloth 1, but in this bag cloth 8, A smooth waterproof layer b is used on the outer surface,
The absorbent intertwined fiber layer a forms the inner surface. This bag cloth 8 has breastplate cloth 1 at its lower periphery.
Thin width bias tape cloth 4 for reinforcement along with the lower peripheral edge of
It is sandwiched and covered by a screwdriver and sewn together.
The upper edge is also reinforced with narrow bias tape cloth 4. Moreover, although not particularly shown in the drawings, a water-based adhesive is added to the thin bias tape cloth covering portion for reinforcing the lower peripheral edge of the bag cloth 8 to prevent leakage from the sewn portion and to strengthen the seams. .

The illustrated embodiment has the construction as described above, and its use should be noted in the same way as a normal breast apron.

At this time, the absorbent fiber layer a on the front side of the breastplate
Although it adsorbs moisture, etc., it does not seep into the interior due to the waterproof layer b on the inner surface, and in the case of the bag, even if various items containing moisture fall into the bag, it will be absorbed by the inner surface. The aprons do not leak to the outside and are more comfortable to use than the currently commonly used paper or non-woven aprons.

(Effects of the invention) As described above, the apron of the present invention has a nonwoven fabric consisting of an absorbent fiber entangled layer on the surface and a waterproof layer on the back side to form a breastplate cloth, and its periphery is reinforced with bias tape cloth, In addition, both ends of the armhole are connected with a thin string to form an arm loop, which has the following effects.

(1) The front side of the breastplate is made up of an absorbent layer and the back side is a waterproof layer, so there is no risk that moisture will be absorbed on the surface and drip downward, and even if it is absorbed, it will not seep out to the inner side. It can be used comfortably.

(2) Since the breastplate cloth is made of non-woven fabric as described above, unlike conventional disposable cloths, it not only has a beautiful appearance and design, but also can be provided at a low cost overall. I can,
Moreover, it is easy to manufacture.

(3) Since the periphery of the breastplate is reinforced with bias tape fabric, even if tension is applied to the breastplate, the bias tape fabric adapts well due to its elasticity, and the reinforcement of the periphery is reliable. , will not break.

(4) Because the reinforcing bias tape fabric has elasticity, it adapts well to the movement of the breastplate fabric, so when washing it, it is not affected by rubbing, etc., and therefore the peripheral edge It prevents tearing and withstands multiple washings, ensures protection of the periphery even if the breastplate is damaged, and improves economic efficiency.

(5) Since both ends of the armhole are connected with a narrow string, by adjusting the length of the thin string, the arm loop portion can be adapted to each body shape and the fit can be improved.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing an example of the apron of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along line XX in FIG. 1. 1... Breast cloth, 2... Neckline, 3... Armhole, 4... Bias tape cloth, 5... Neck strap, 6...
...Thin drawstring, 7...Arm loop, F...Non-woven fabric, a...
...absorbent fiber entangled layer, b...smooth waterproof layer.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] 1. A chest cloth with a neckline and armholes on the left and right sides is made of a nonwoven fabric with a smooth waterproof layer formed on one side of an absorbent fiber interlaced layer, and the absorbent fibers are The interlaced layer is made on the front side, and the periphery of the breastplate cloth is covered and reinforced with a thin bias tape cloth, and a neck strap is extended from both ends of the neckline, and the length of the armhole is extended from the length of the armhole periphery between both ends of the armhole. This breastplate apron is characterized in that it is connected in a chord-like manner with short lengths of narrow strings, and an arm-passing portion is provided between the periphery of the armhole and the string-like narrow strings. 2. The breastplate apron according to claim 1, wherein the length of the narrow string connecting both ends of the armhole is 1/2 to 2/3 of the circumferential length of the armhole. 3. The breastplate apron according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the narrow string connecting the neck strap and both ends of the armholes is an extension of bias tape fabric reinforcing the periphery of the breastplate fabric.