JPH0345926Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] <Industrial Application Fields> This invention relates to a kimono that is worn over underwear and looks like a kimono of normal length and a brown haori over it.

<Prior Art> A two-part kimono consisting of a jacket having both sleeves and a hemline and a skirt separate from the jacket is known from Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 57-2409.

<Problems to be solved by the invention> The above-mentioned two-part kimono uses long clothes made to fit the body length as chopsticks, and is less troublesome to form than chopsticks made to fit the body length. It is worn only as a long-wearing long garment, and a tea haori must be worn over it. Also, the jacket and skirt are worn separately, which is time-consuming.

<Means for solving the problems> Therefore, the kimono of the present invention has a kimono-shaped lining consisting of a back body, a lower front body, and an upper front body having both sleeves and the dimensions of the garment length, and a front side of the lining. It consists of a skirt that covers the lower half and is attached to the lining, and a brown haori that covers both sleeves of the lining and the body that covers the upper half and is attached to the lining, and the length of the body reaches almost the waist; The hem of the tea haori is overlapped on the outside of the skirt, and the hem is partially sewn to the lining fabric and the skirt.

<Example> In the illustrated example, 1 is a kimono-shaped lining made of flannel, raised fabric, etc., and has left and right sleeves 2, 2,
The back body 3, the lower front body 4, and the upper front body 5 have the dimensions of the garment length.

6 is a skirt that covers the lower half of the front of the lining 1 and has its peripheral edge sewn to the lining; 7 is a left and right sleeve 8;
8, indicating a brown haori with the hem of the body almost reaching the waist.

The upper end of the skirt 6, except for the left and right ends, is squeezed with rubber 9 and sewn to the lining 1, thereby creating pleats 9' between the skirt and the lining.

Further, the tea haori 7 has sleeves 8, 8 placed over the sleeves 2, 2 of the lining 1, and in the illustrated embodiment, the cuffs are squeezed with rubber. And tea haori 7
The hem circumference 10 of the body is the left and right ends 10', 1
Sew only 0' together with lining 1 and skirt,
The area between the two ends 10', 10' is overlapped outside the upper end of the skirt 6.

To wear, lining 1 and left and right sleeves 2 of brown haori 7,
Pass your hand through 8 and attach the knot string 11 attached to the end of the lower front body of the brown haori where the hem of the brown haori 7 overlaps with the upper end of the skirt 6, and attach it to the back of the upper front body of the lining. Tie the knot string 11' and then attach it to the side of the hem of the lower front body of the brown haori and the back side of the upper front body of the lining 1 that overlaps with this. By overlapping and fastening the upper front body on top of the entire lower front body, tie decorative knot strings 13 and 13' as necessary.
Fasten the front.

As a result, the upper end of the skirt 6 squeezed by the rubber 9 and the corresponding part of the lining 1 lightly press around the waist, making it extremely comfortable to wear, and the body of the lining has the dimensions of the garment length. , you can easily put it on by just passing your hand through the sleeve.

When worn, it looks like a tea haori is worn over a normal kimono, especially if the upper end of the skirt is squeezed with elastic 9 to create pleats 9' as in this example, the hem of the tea haori Since the circumference floats away from the upper end of the skirt 6, it gives an even stronger feeling of wearing a brown haori. The fabrics of the skirt 6 and the brown haori 7 may be the same fabric with the same color or pattern, or may be different fabrics.

<Effects of the invention> According to the invention, it can be easily put on by simply passing one's hands through both sleeves of the kimono-shaped lining, and it also has the appearance of wearing a brown haori, so it can be worn over and above a regular kimono when visiting guests. This eliminates the hassle of putting on a tea haori, and also eliminates the waste of making the kimono and tea haori separately.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the kimono of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the main parts of the same. In the figure, 1 is the lining of the kimono, 2, 2 is the sleeve, 3
indicates the back body, 4 indicates the lower front body, 5 indicates the upper front body, 6 indicates the skirt, 7 indicates the brown haori, and 10 indicates the hem.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] A kimono-shaped lining comprising both sleeves and a back body, a lower front body, and an upper front body having the dimensions of the garment length, and a kimono-shaped lining that covers the lower half of the front of the lining. It consists of an attached skirt, and a brown haori that covers both sleeves and the upper half of the lining and has a length of the body that is attached to the lining and reaches approximately the waist, and the hem of the brown haori is wrapped around the skirt. A kimono characterized in that the hem is overlapped on the outside and partially sewn to the lining fabric and the skirt.