JPH0424972Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (a) Industrial application field The present invention relates to a fastener for fixing a robe to clothing.

(b) Prior art A kesa has a structure in which a half-width belt-like core is interposed between a belt-like cloth, the belt-like cloth is folded in two, bent into an inverted U-shape, and a string is strung between the two. However, the composition differed slightly depending on the sect, and in particular, in relation to the present invention, when folding a strip of cloth in half, there was no clasp for the sash that would bring the combined seam downwards.

(c) Problems that the invention aims to solve Every time we worship by reciting sutras, chants, etc., the lower end of the robe touches the knees, and since the robe has a waist, the upper end moves and overlaps the collar of the garment. If the top of the warm robe comes off the collar of the garment and touches the nape of the neck directly, or if it slides to the side and touches the nape of the neck, the robe gets dirty, the feeling of contact makes the robe look creepy, and other people see it as unsightly. Also, it was inconvenient for the elderly, as they could not move their hands around their backs, so they could not repair it by themselves.

(d) Means for solving the problems The base 1 of the present invention is preferably plate-shaped and elongated. The base 1 is folded upward at one end, and the folded portion has a supporting leg 2 which is approximately semicircular or U-shaped when tilted sideways.

Continuing from this supporting leg 2, a base plate 3 similarly shaped like a narrow plate is located approximately horizontally, and the other end is in approximate contact with the base 1, and the center of the base plate 3 has a base plate 3 which is in the form of a narrow plate. A linear slot 8 is drilled all the way to the supporting leg 2.

On the other hand, a standing leg 4 is erected from the other end of the base 1, which is inclined downward and toward one end. The other end is pivoted from the middle, and the pivoting part has a spring 7 for pressing one end of the presser plate 6 against the base 1.
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The presser plate 6 may be provided with anti-slip elements such as serrated protrusions or a friction material adhered to both ends of the press plate 6 from approximately the middle to the back surface of one end thereof.

(E) Function of the device Since the device has the above-mentioned structure, when the tip of the base plate 3 that is in contact with the base 1 is pushed out and the base plate 3 is pushed between the fold seam portions of the sash 9 up to the support leg 2, the base plate 3 is opened. Due to the elasticity of the board 3, the kesa 9 is clamped and fixed between the base board 3 and the base 1. Next, use the tips of your two fingers to press the other end of the presser plate 6 and the top of the ring 9 on the base plate 3 and apply force to both fingers.The presser plate 6 will be opened using the ring attachment part as a fulcrum, so that the base plate 1 and When the wearer's garment collar 10 is inserted between the presser plate 6 and the force of both fingers is released, the elastic force of the spring 7 causes the base 1 and the presser plate 6 to be pressed together.
The collar 10 of the garment is held between them, so that the robe 9 is indirectly fixed to the collar 10 of the wearer's garment.

(f) Effects of the invention Since the invention has the structure and function as described above,
The ring kesa is securely fixed to the collar of the garment, so that it can remain in the same state as when worn even when the wearer prays or performs activities, and the upper edge of the ring kesa does not come into contact with the neck and become dirty or ungainly. .

Furthermore, since the base board 3 is provided with a slot 8, even if there is a sewing thread to sew the folded part in the center of the sash into which the base 3 should be pushed, the sash will always be sewn if the sewing thread 11 is inserted into the slot 8. It has the characteristic that the kekasa can be fixed at the center of the neck, that is, at the center of the nape of the neck. Furthermore, the base plate 3 can be inserted into the folding part of the kekasa until the end, and the presser plate 6 is located on the other side (inside) of the collar, so a third party cannot see whether the fastener is attached or not, making it unobtrusive. It is a very suitable device as a stopper for a zuwa kesa, as it does not violate the etiquette of wearing a zuwa kesa.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a vertical sectional view of the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a partially cutaway side view showing the present invention in a state in which it is attached. 1... Base, 2... Support legs, 3... Base plate, 4...
Standing leg, 5... shaft rod, 6... presser plate, 7... spring,
8...Mizohole, 9...Wakesa, 10...Collar of clothing,
11... Sewing thread.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A narrow plate-shaped base plate 3 is formed on one end of a narrow plate-shaped base plate 1 via a supporting leg 2 which is folded back into a substantially semicircular or U-shaped sideways position. The other end has an inclination so as to be almost in contact with the top of the base 1, and below the other end of the base 1 stands a standing leg 4 which is inclined towards the supporting leg 2 side, and a shaft rod 5 provided at the tip of the standing leg 4 has a plate shape. The holding leg 4 side is pivoted slightly from the middle of the presser plate 6, and a spring 7 is attached to the pivoted portion with an elastic force that constantly presses the end of the supporting leg 2 side of the presser plate 6 against the base 1. This sling stopper is characterized in that a linear slot 8 is bored in the center of the base plate 3 from one end to the supporting leg 2.