JPH026863Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial field of application] In a display device for kimono fabric, the fabric is not simply hung on a garment rack, but is displayed in a state where the fabric has been made into a garment and looks like it has been worn. A display display device that can be displayed. In addition, the display device can display not only kimono fabrics but also other accessories, and can easily display the combinations and color schemes of kimonos with obi, half-collars, sandals, etc.

[Conventional technology and problems] An example of the earlier application is shown below.

Jitsukou No. 43-6543 It is convenient to see the color scheme of the kimono fabric and the obi fabric, but since the kimono fabric is simply hung by hanging it on the clothes frame, even though it is possible to tie the obi fabric in front of it and display it in the form of an obi. , Kimono materials cannot be displayed while being worn.

Utility Model No. 56-32145 The kimono fabric is spread out and attached to the surface of the sloping base plate, but it becomes a rectangle and cannot show the shape of the worn state.

[Means for solving the problem] In order to display clothing fabrics and kimono fabrics as if they were worn, the kimono fabric was spread on the surface of a roughly rectangular inclined base plate with the collar area cut out, and the collar area was cut out. The cutout gives the impression of a folding collar on the back. In other words, the kimono is not displayed as a whole body, but as a half body.

Then, a obi display board for displaying the obi is installed at the position of the obi when wearing a kimono on the surface of the display stand, with the kimono fabric passing underneath, and a lining made of a triangular plate is placed at the lower end of the display stand. A hem-opening device is set up above the display base to display the kimono's accessories and the lining of the kimono at the same time.

[Function] If you cut out a part of the rectangular display board diagonally, spread kimono material such as cloth on the surface of the display board, and fold the kimono material in the cutout part of the display board that corresponds to the collar inside out, you can create a finished product. Although it is a half-body display, it is possible to better express the feeling of a kimono with a raised top, but it is possible to display kimono fabrics that have a much more realistic feel and presence than simply displaying kimono fabrics in a rectangular shape.

Moreover, the accessories needed when wearing a kimono, such as a half-collar, obi, obijime, and sandals, can be easily displayed in their respective positions when worn and used, so customers can see the entire combination at a glance, unlike showing only the kimono material. It is also possible to display them in various combinations depending on the customer's request.

It is plate-shaped and does not take up much space and is easy to carry, and can be displayed along with various accessories and accessories, just as if you were wearing a completed kimono.

[Example] FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a display device according to the present invention, in which a kimono cloth 2 is displayed spread out on the surface of a display board 1 so as to show the shape of a half-body of a kimono. As shown in the drawing, one side of the upper part of the display base plate 1 is cut out diagonally to form a cutout part 3 showing the shape of a collar. Further, a hem opening device 4 is provided at the bottom to reveal the lining. The half collar 5 is displayed by being inserted into the kimono material above the cutout part 3. The obi 6 is displayed by placing it on the obi display board on the surface of the exhibition stand board 1. Displayed along with zori sandals 7 and other accessories,
It shows at a glance what it feels like to wear a kimono, and has a very high display effect. Reference numeral 8 holds the exhibition stand plate 1 at an angle with a rear support. Reference numeral 9 is the instruction manual section where a price list, etc. can be inserted freely.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the display device of the present invention when the exhibits such as kimono material and various accessories have been removed from the case of FIG.
has a cutout portion 3 with an insertion portion for a half collar 5. Reference numeral 10 denotes a obi display board, which is provided on the surface of the display base plate so that the kimono fabric passes underneath, and the obi placed on the obi display board 10 is fixed by obi tightening 11. Of course, other fixing means may also be used. Number 12 is a sandal holder, and since the sandals are simply placed there, it is easy to move them to the area that corresponds to the feet during kimono fabric display. 13
The hanging kimono fabric is fixed to the rear of the exhibition stand board 1 using elastic strings made of rubber or the like.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a portion of the hem opening device 4 shown in FIG. 1. A triangular board is raised above the exhibition stand board 1 so that the kimono fabric passes underneath, and scissors 14 for fixing the ends of the kimono fabric are installed on the back of the triangular board.

FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the notch 3 shown in FIG. 1, in which a groove 15 is provided in the notch 3 on one side of the upper part of the exhibition stand board 1. The half collar 5 is inserted into the groove 15 so as to sandwich the kimono fabric 2. This makes it possible to display kimono fabrics that look extremely realistic, and also prevents the kimono fabric from slipping off. A method other than using the grooves may be used, for example, the half-collar display part may elastically sandwich the kimono fabric.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing an example of how to fold kimono fabric 2 such as cloth for display, and shows how to fold it in order from the left. The 16th part represents the half body, and the 17th part represents the sleeves.

[Effects of the invention] With the conventional technology, when displaying kimono fabric such as cloth as if it were a completed kimono, it was necessary to attach the kimono fabric to a humanoid display device with great difficulty. In this invention, by simply placing the kimono fabric spread out on the surface of the display board, which has one side of the upper part cut out diagonally, you can create a display with a sense of realism and presence, as if wearing a half-body kimono, and various accessories and accessories. With supplies, it becomes possible. Needless to say, it can be applied to clothes and other forms of clothing.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the display device according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the display device according to the present invention when the exhibit is removed from the embodiment of FIG. 1. 3 is a perspective view showing a portion of the hem opening device shown in FIG. 1; FIG. FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the notch shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing an example of how to fold the kimono fabric for display. 1...Display base plate, 2...Kimono material, 3...Notch portion.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a display display device that uses a display board to spread and display clothing fabric, one side of the upper part corresponding to the collar is diagonally cut out so that when the clothing fabric is spread out, it looks like a half-body completed kimono. A vertically elongated, approximately rectangular display board is used, and a belt display board for displaying the obi is provided on the display board surface at the position of the obi when wearing a kimono so that the kimono material passes underneath. At the lower end of the surface of the display base plate, a hem-opening device is provided to reveal the lining made of a triangular plate, floating above the display base plate so that the kimono fabric passes underneath, and on the back of the triangular plate of the hem-opening device. is a display device equipped with scissors for holding the edges of kimono fabrics.