JPH0322244Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] Traditionally, a kimono with a crest is used when going to a wedding ceremony, a funeral, or other ceremonial halls, or to a new location. It is common to wear it and attach a commercially available shawl to it. At that time, even if you choose a coat or haori that is appropriate for the crested kimono, it is difficult to prepare a coat or haori that matches the crested kimono due to its quality, color, design, etc., and even if you can prepare it, it will be extra expensive. For this reason, I was unwillingly using things that were incongruous.

The present invention is convenient because if you select a cloth for a Japanese-style half-coat or a haori that is compatible with a kimono with a crest, a half-Japanese-style coat and a shawl with an emblem or a haori and a shawl with an emblem can be made from that one piece of fabric. It provides fabrics.

Examples of the present invention will be described below.

The cloth 1 is the length of a regular one-piece cloth, and various fabrics suitable for a half-coat or haori are used, but it can be made of medium-width cloth (about 3 to 3.2 lengths in length) such as chirimen, oshi, rinzu, and pongee. ) can be conveniently used, and the emblem 3 is provided at a suitable location on the end 2. When sewing the above-mentioned half-coat or haori, when cutting the cloth for use, the end containing the emblem can be cut to a length that approximately matches the shawl. The cut pieces are used to make a half coat or haori, and the cut pieces are used to make a crested shawl. When dyeing white fabric, this emblem is placed on the corresponding part by dyeing 4 so that the dyeing emblem can be inserted, and for colored fabrics, it is sewn 5 on the above part.
It can also be provided with a sewn pattern (sewn pattern) or a stamp.
Appropriate cloth for a shawl is about 3 to 5 shioles, so one roll of cloth is enough to make a half-coat 6 and a shawl 7, or a haori 8 and a shawl 9. If necessary, the shawl may be lined and made into a lining, or have thread decorations attached to both ends.

This item is made in this way, so by using a single piece of cloth, it becomes a half coat or haori suitable for wearing over a kimono with a crest, and a shawl that is well-balanced to be worn over it. At the same time, the coat of arms placed on the shawl gives off the appearance of a coat of arms, so even if the coat of arms of a kimono or haori is hidden and cannot be seen, it is possible to dress politely, and to look good in a half-coat or haori. Improved. Moreover, it is economical because there is no excess fabric left and 100% of the fabric is used.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention; Fig. 1 is a partially expanded perspective view, Fig. 2 is an enlarged view of the emblem part, and Figs. 3 and 4 are enlarged views showing other examples of the emblem part. Figure 5 shows the finished version of the half-coat and shawl, with the half-coat shown in front and the shawl shown folded. FIG. 6 and FIG. 7 are explanatory diagrams of the wearing state.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A coat of arms is placed at a predetermined location on the edge of a piece of cloth, and when sewing a half-coat or haori, the edge of the cloth containing the above-mentioned coat of arms is cut off to a length that roughly matches the shawl when sewing the half-coat or haori. A piece of fabric for a half-coat or haori of Japanese clothing, which is made by sewing a crested shawl with the trimmed part.