JPH0348164Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Field of industrial application) This invention relates to a hakama that can be easily worn.

(Prior art) As shown in Figure 3, the original hakama that has been used for a long time has a fairly long front string ro attached to the left and right sides of the hakama, which is the upper edge of the front side, and a long front string ro attached to the front side of the hakama, which is the upper edge of the front side. The waist board at the edge is formed by attaching not-so-long back straps to the left and right. To put it on, position the waist board so that it rests on the hakama bottom belt (not shown) that has been worn in advance, and insert the insert piece hanging down from the inner surface of the waist board into the hakama bottom belt. At the same time, turn the back strings forward to tighten them, then turn the front strings at both ends of the front side of the hakama back to tighten them, then turn the front strings around the hakama side side A to tighten them, and tie the ends into a ribbon shape. It is tied to form a decorative knot.

In this way, it is attached by tightening the front strap and back strap, so it takes experience to tighten it properly so that it does not slip after wearing. There is an inconvenience in that it requires considerable effort to form a knot.

For this reason, various devices have been devised in recent years for the purpose of making it easier to install, including one shown in FIG. 4 (Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 40162/1983).

As shown in the same figure, the front side of the hakama has a front string ro on the left and right sides, and the waist plate has a back string and decorative strings with velvet laces attached to both ends, and the front The parts of the Himoro that correspond to both ends of the hakama front have traps for inserting decorative strings,
In addition, a cross-shaped decorative piece whose lower end can be opened and closed is attached to the center of the hakama surface of the front string through a velvet fastener. After positioning the waist board HA' on the obi, turn the back string ni forward and tie it, then wrap the front string ro around the torso and tie it at the inside lower part of the waist board HA.
Next, turn the decorative string forward, pass it through the trap, overlap the velvet snares at both ends with the cross-shaped decorative piece that was opened in advance, and then close the velvet snares of the cross-shaped decorative piece and make a cross-shaped decoration. It is held in place by holding it in place.

(Problems to be solved by the invention) The hakama shown in Fig. 4 above can be fixed with an appropriate tightening level by providing decorative strings with velvet fasteners and holes at both ends, and also has a cross-shaped decoration. The hakama is also a pre-tied part that can be opened and closed using velvet fasteners, making it easier to put on than the original hakama mentioned above. It is the same as the original version in that it does not need to be worn, and in addition, in both the versions shown in Figures 3 and 4, the hakama and a separate belt for the lower hakama are worn in advance, and the waist plate is fixed to this. This requires a considerable amount of effort and is difficult for the person himself to make, especially in the case of kofunyo hakama.

(Means for solving the problem) On the other hand, this idea eliminates all the back straps, front straps, etc. that should be wrapped around the body, and connects both ends of the waist plate and both ends of the hakama front with hooks connected to the elastic strings. In addition, the obi for the under-hakama to be worn is provided on the waist plate in advance, and the decorative pieces are also formed into an integral piece tied in a predetermined shape, making it easier to wear. It is.

(Example of the invention) An example of the invention will be explained with reference to the drawings.
As is clear from the front view in Figure 1 and the view of the hakama front hanging downward in Figure 2, there are short elastic cords on both sides of the wainscot 1 near the lower edge of the wainscot with elastic cords sewn inside each side. 2, 2 are attached by sewing each proximal end into the waist board 1, and these elastic cords 2, 2
On the back of the tip, there is a snap button 3 close to the tip.
A receiving metal fitting 4 is sewn at a distance from the tip. In addition, on the inner surface of the upper edge of the hakama face 5, hook fittings 6, 6, which are to be secured to the receiving fittings 4 of the elastic strings 2, 2, are sewn close to both side edges, and are located slightly inward from both side edges. Male snap buttons 7, 7, which are also to be engaged with the snap button 3, are each sewn on.

Furthermore, along the front upper edge of the hakama face 5, there is a decorative band 9 that also has a string-like appearance along the border 8 that has a front string-like appearance.
is attached by sewing both ends to both side edges of the front side of the hakama, and the decorative strip 9 has a decorative piece 10 formed by folding the center part of the decorative band 9 in advance.

Next, as is clear from FIG. 2, on the inner surface of the hakama below the waist plate 1, a belt 11 for under the hakama of a required length is sewn horizontally in the center. This belt 11 for under the hakama has velvet fasteners 12 and 13 sewn on both ends, one on the front side and the other on the back side.
The center part is shaped like a thick pillow to hold cotton. This belt 11 for under the hakama has a velvet fastener 14 sewn on the back side of the central part, and a longer velvet fastener 15 sewn in the vertical direction on the inner side of the hakama.
Since the velvet fastener 15 on the inner surface of the hakama is long, the mounting height can be changed as appropriate.

(Function, effect) This device has the above-mentioned structure, and when wearing it, the belt 11 for under the hakama is attached to the velvet fasteners 1 at both ends.
2 and 13, and after setting the waist plate 1 in a predetermined position, the elastic strings 2, 2 provided on both sides of the waist plate 1 are attached.
While pulling against the elasticity of the rubber, lock the receivers 4, 4 to the hooks 6, 6 on the inner surface of the hakama face 5, and pinch the elastic strings 2, 2 and the hakama face 5 with your fingertips. The snap buttons 3, 3 and the male snap buttons 7, 7 may be engaged with each other by pressing.

As described above, this device is extremely easy to wear because all you have to do is simply wrap the hakama lower belt 11 around your body, fix the waist plate 1, and engage the ends of the elastic strings 2, 2 with the hakama face 5. Moreover, after engagement, the elastic strings 2, 2 are superimposed and held on the hakama face 5 via the snap button 3 and the male snap button 7, so there is no possibility that the tip of the hook metal fitting 3 will escape from the receiving metal fitting 6. do not have. And the decoration piece 1 on the front of the hakama obote 5
0 is fixed in advance and requires no installation effort at all. In addition, the height of the hakama lower obi 11 is originally fixed depending on the height, but the height of the waist plate 1 can be changed via the velvet fasteners 14 and 15, so you can adjust the height to suit your preferred dressing style. It can be done. Particularly in the case of children's hakama, it is possible to put it on by raising the waist plate 1 while the child is short, and it is easy for the child to put it on by themselves, and the elastic strings 2 keep it close to the body at all times. It has many advantages, such as being free to close and close.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view of this invention, FIG. 2 is a front view of the hakama with the outer side of the hakama lowered downward, and FIGS. 3 and 4 are front views of examples of conventional ones. Codes in the figure: 1 is a waist plate, 2 is an elastic string, 3 is a snap button, 4 is a receiving metal fitting, 5 is a hakama front, 6 is a hook metal fitting, 7 is a male type snap button, 9 is a decorative obi, 1
0 indicates a decorative piece, 11 indicates an obi for under the hakama, and 12 and 13 indicate a velvet fastener.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] On the inner surface of the hakama below the waist plate 1, there is a belt 11 for under the hakama of a required length with velvet fasteners 12 and 13 attached to both ends, and a velvet fastener 14 is provided on the back surface of the center part. A pair of left and right velvet fasteners 15 are engaged with and removably attached to the waist plate 1, and snap buttons 3 and metal fittings 4 are attached to the back end of each side edge of the waist plate 1, and an elastic cord is sewn inside. Elastic string 2,
2 are sewn, and a snap button 7 and a hook 6 to be engaged with the above-mentioned snap button 3 and receiver 4 are attached to the inner surface of the upper edge of the hakama front 5 near both side edges at respective corresponding positions. This hakama is made by attaching a decorative piece 10 tied in advance in a cross shape to the upper front edge of the hakama 5.