JPH0336498Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Field of industrial application) The present invention relates to obi and can be used for fukuro obi, fukuro Nagoya obi, and Nagoya obi.

(Prior art and its problems) As shown in Figure 1, an obi, for example, a fukuro obi, leaves about 11 cm from the tip 1 to the boundary 2, and the drum part a.
The pattern appears over a length of about 252 cm from the belly crest to the upper body part b, and about 114 cm of the lower body part c is plain, and the pattern appears again at a length of about 40 cm at the fingertip d.

The general dimensions of this obi have been adopted for a long time: first wrap the lower body part, then roll the upper body part on top of it, positioning the belly pattern around the torso, and double the belt on the back. It was possible to do things like taiko knots.

However, the improvement in women's physiques in recent years has been remarkable, and when a thick-bodied person wears an obi of the conventional size, when trying to position the pattern around the torso, the knot length at the back is insufficient, and the knot at the back becomes too long. If enough length was left, a plain part that should have been the lower torso would appear around the torso, and the hands would become crammed together, resulting in an unsightly appearance.

A belt with a drum pattern, that is, a belt in which the pattern on the drum part and the pattern on the belly crest are made independent, and one, two or three patterns are placed only in the center of the body above the belly crest, has a taiko pattern,
A structure that can be adapted to both women with narrow bodies has been developed (see Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 45844, 1983).

This obi is made by shifting the center of the pattern on the front and back sides of the upper torso by one foot to five inches, and making the overall length of the obi about one foot longer. It is a format that can be used depending on the type of use.

Therefore, when wearing this obi, it must be worn centered on the center pattern of the abdominal crest, which is folded in half. The belly prints on the front and back of the body will be identified.

Also, if you select the front and back of the belly crest and attach the obi,
Depending on the size of the waist, either the lower trunk may shift toward the upper trunk, or the upper trunk may roll toward the lower trunk, resulting in a poor knot shape. There are also some inconveniences.

(Technical Problem) The object of this invention is to make it possible to wear a belt with the boundary between the upper body part and the lower body part at a fixed position, regardless of whether it is a wide body or a narrow body. .

(Technical Means) The technical means for solving this technical problem are: (a) A continuous pattern is created from the drum part a′ to the upper body part b′ of the abdominal crest; (b) The upper body part b′ of the abdominal crest and (c) forming a continuous plain lower body part c' approximately the same length.

(Effect of technical means) A belt with a continuous pattern extending from the drum part a' to the body part b' above the abdominal crest does not require consideration of the center of the abdominal crest when worn.

If the upper body part b' is made longer and the lower body part c' is also made longer, there will be room between the upper body part b' and the lower body part c' when worn, and the wearer will not be restricted by the positional relationship of the crests. You can wear a belt.

Therefore, the boundary between the upper trunk and the lower trunk can be kept constant, that is, the belt can be attached using this boundary as a starting point.

(Effects of the present invention) As a result of being able to attach the belt with the boundary between the upper body part and the lower body part at a fixed position, there is an advantage that the lower body part c' can always be positioned inside the upper body part b'. , the plain part will not be exposed on the upper body and look unsightly, and the upper body will not be located on the lower body side, which will prevent the band from slipping when worn and the pattern will not collapse. .

When wearing the obi, a right-handed tightening method or a left-handed tightening method is selected depending on the wearer's effective arm.

With the above-mentioned drum crest obi, the belly crest is identified, forcing the belt to be tightened in different ways, making it extremely difficult to wear the belt.However, with the belt of the present invention, the belt is not tightened around the belly crest. Another advantage is that you can choose the tightening style regardless of whether you have a wide or narrow body, making it extremely easy to attach the obi, and creating a beautiful knot.

Also, if worn by a person with a large body, it may cause damage to the hands.
This means that d′ and the tip of the knot can be left at the same length as before to form a normal knot, and if worn by a person with a narrow body, the tip of the hand d′ and the tip of the tip will be longer. There is also the advantage that you can freely choose the knotting style within the range that can be normally used.

For people with a narrow torso, the tip part d' and the tail part will remain longer than usual, but when doing creative knots, you can design the knot with extra length. In the case of a normal drum knot, etc., it can be folded into the back side of the knot, so it does not affect the appearance of the knot.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings are for explaining embodiments of the present invention, and FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of a conventional belt, and FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of a belt of the present invention. a, a'... drum part, b, b'... upper body part of abdominal crest, c,
c'...lower torso, d, d'...hand portion.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A belt with a continuous pattern extending from the drum part to the upper body part of the belly crest, with the upper body part of the belly crest being 10 to 30 cm longer, and the continuous lower body part of the plain color being extended by approximately the same length.