JPH0226886Y2 - - Google Patents

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[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention relates to a kakehashi that is suitable for a quick change of color when a bride changes from an uchikake to a furisode. The jacket has a shortened length and back length compared to the standard dimensions of a regular kakeshita, the front and back sections are not sewn at the sides, and both the front and back sections are The lower garment has a wide collar that is diagonal from the armpits to the front, and more preferably, the front body is rounded from both sides to the collar tip, and has a cut structure. There is a quick change kakeshita for brides that has multiple darts on the upper edge of the lower garment, such as in the center and above the seams on both sides. By putting on the kimono separately from the kakeshita, the user can correct the kimono in the same way as the conventional kakeshita kimono, and change clothes when changing colors quickly and without messing up the clothes.

Wedding receptions are becoming more glamorous year by year due to factors such as the bride changing her hair more often and the number of attendees increasing, but on the other hand, the receptions are often lackluster due to the increasing amount of time during which the bride is changing her colors without the main character. It is requested that color changes be made quickly and easily.

FIG. 1 is a front view showing a conventional regular hanging item for women. This kimono is not made for quick changes, and a standard one suitable for the wearer's physique in terms of length and height can be worn, so it can be used when changing from uchikake to furisode. The process involves untying the obi, taking off the kakeshita, and then putting on a new furisode, which has the disadvantage that it takes a long time to change clothes.

For this reason, an idea was disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 56-34809 to separate the top and bottom clothes. It is held in place with a date wrap, string, etc., and tightened with a simple obi, and there are still no practical improvements in terms of comfort due to overlapping when worn, smoothness when taking off, and disorder of clothes. Doesn't exist.

The present invention solves these shortcomings by inserting the lower edge of the jacket, which is separated into upper and lower halves, under the round obi for changing colors such as long-sleeved kimonos, so that the garment does not fall off, and this part is also used to prevent the garment from becoming untidy. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a quick-change hanging item for brides that can be changed quickly and easily by pulling it out, and is designed to allow formal dressing from the viewpoint of dressing.

The present invention will be explained below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 2 shows a front view of a hanging jacket 1 according to the present invention, and FIG. 3 shows a back view of the jacket 1. Figure 2,
As shown in FIG. 3, first, the jacket 1 of the present invention has a wide collar 5 with a wide collar, the length of which is shortened compared to the regular length of the hanging part, and the length of the front body is a. For example, the conventional 1/3, back length measurement method B
For example, make it 1/4, and put the lower ends of both sides of the jacket under the round obi that is worn when wearing a furisode underneath.
It is desirable that the length be such that when the lower end is pulled upward, it can be pulled out immediately. However, if the length of the jacket is longer than the length at which the lower end protrudes from the lower edge of the round obi, this is not preferable since the long-sleeved kimono may come undone when the lower edge is pulled out from the round obi. Furthermore, in the jacket of this study, the front body 3 and the back body 4 are sewn to the sleeves at their respective parts, but not at both sides, and the front body 3 and the back body 4 are sewn from below both armpits. It is cut diagonally inward, preferably with a gentle roundness up to 5' of the collar as shown in the figure, to further prevent the furisode worn underneath from coming undone when this part is pulled out from the round obi. It is set as. In the figure, c and d indicate cutting lines from both sides of the front body and the back body. In this way, the length of both sides of the jacket is shortened, the front and back sides of both sides are not sewn together, and the structure of the jacket is cut diagonally inward from the lower part of both sides of the body. This eliminates overlapping of the outer garments, makes it easier to pull out the lower part of the upper garment from the round belt when undressing, and eliminates the disorder of clothing.

FIG. 4 shows a front view of the lower garment 2 according to the present invention. The lower garment 2 has darts 8 at the upper edge of the lower garment, such as at the center back 6 and seams 7 on both sides thereof, so as to fit a round body shape and eliminate looseness around the waist.
Further, for the purpose of making it easier to put on the garment and to prevent it from slipping when worn, extension collar pieces 5'' can be attached to both ends of the lower garment 2 as an extension of the collar tip 5' of the upper garment.That is,
This lower garment is worn by wrapping the upper edge around the round obi and securing it with a string from above.
Align the upper front collar piece 5'' of the lower garment with the part corresponding to the upper front collar of the upper garment, and adjust the width of the garment so that the lower garment collar 5'' is positioned on the extension of the upper garment collar. When doing so, the upper and lower garments of the present invention have a sense of unity and can be worn neatly in the same way as when wearing a normal kake-shita. Therefore, this collar piece 5'' of the lower garment can serve as a guide for adjusting the width of the lower garment, and can facilitate the operation of dressing by adjusting the positional relationship of the upper garment and lower garment, etc. ,
If the alignment of the upper and lower garments, the alignment of the collar, etc. are misaligned, the alignment of the long-sleeved kimono and its relationship with the collar will be misaligned, which can easily cause the wear to fall apart.From this point of view, the collar of the lower garment should be ” is valid.

In addition, it is better for the string that secures the lower garment to be a single unit that is independent from the lower garment. If the cord is integrated with the lower garment, it may interfere with dressing operations such as adjusting the width of the body, and may vary depending on individual differences. This may cause the inconvenience that the position of the knot of the string must be considered. This collar piece is attached to both sides of the waist, so
By using this as a cloth to tighten around the waist, it is possible to easily dress the garment and prevent it from slipping. On the other hand, the length of the lower garment is slightly longer than the regular length of the obi, as it is worn to cover the round obi so that it cannot be seen.

Generally, kake-shita is sized so that the hem of the kake-shita is pulled down to the floor by about 15 cm when worn, and the lower garment of the present invention is also prepared in such a length.

In the kakeshita of the present invention, which is constructed in this way, a recolored long-sleeved kimono is worn under the kakeshita of the present invention, the upper garment is inserted into the maru-obi, and the lower garment is tied with a string on the maru-obi. The bride is dressed in a formal kakeshita (kimono) that does not show the kimono, and then an uchikake (an uchikake) is put on to form the formal uchikake bride's appearance.

In addition, since the jacket of the present invention has a wide collar with a hiyoku, similar to the regular kakeshita for formal wear, it can be worn in the same manner as formal wear.

When changing clothes under the present invention, the strings of the lower garment are untied, the lower garment is removed, and the front part of the upper garment is removed.
By pulling the kimono upwards from the maru-obi and then pulling the back body upward from the maru-obi, it is possible to change from the uchikake-style to the furisode-style without disturbing the furisode worn underneath. For example, the change of clothes is
Executes within 60 seconds.

As explained above, according to the present invention, by making the kake-shita separate from the top and bottom, it becomes possible to pull the kake-shita out from the maru-obi with ease, and it is possible to quickly change from the uchikake-style to the furisode-style.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a front view of a conventional bride's hanging garment, Figure 2 is a front view of a hanging jacket according to the present invention, Figure 3 is a back view of a hanging jacket according to the present invention, and Figure 4 is a front view of a hanging jacket according to the present invention. 1 is a front view of the lower garment related to the lower garment, 1 is the upper garment, 2 is the lower garment,
3 is the front body of the jacket, 4 is the back body, 5,5',
5″ is the height of the wide collar, its collar tip and extension collar piece,
a and b indicate the length and back length of the jacket; c and d indicate the cutting line from the bottom of both armpits to the inside of the front body and back body.

Claims (1)

[Scope of claim for utility model registration] (1) It is a kakishita that is separated into a top and a bottom, and the lower edges of both sides of the top are tucked under the round obi when wearing a long-sleeved kimono; The length is such that the lower edge of the body fits under the round obi with a length that is less than the width of the round obi, the front body and back body are not sewn together at the sides, and the front body and back body are approximately the same. A bridal short dress that has a wide collar structure that is cut diagonally inward from just below the armpits and tapers, and has a plurality of darts at the upper edge of the lower garment. Under change. (2) The quick-change hanger for a bride as described in item (1) of the claims for utility model registration, characterized in that the front part of the jacket is cut off in a rounded manner from both sides toward the collar. (3) Claim No. (1) for Utility Model Registration characterized in that the lower garment has extension collar pieces on both sides of the upper part of the lower garment.
A quick-change hanging dress for brides as described in paragraph or paragraph (2).