JPH0435372Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to an outer garment such as clothing, and more particularly to an outer garment whose side portions are sealed so that side vents can be formed and modified as desired.

BACKGROUND ART Outer clothing such as suits and jackets are provided with various vent structures such as center vents and side vents, and the desired vent structure is selected according to the consumer's preference. However, while the tastes of consumers are diverse, not all types of vents are available in all fabrics and patterns, and there is a need to change the vents, especially from center vents to side vents. This is often seen.

However, jackets with sealed armpits such as center vents have a significantly different structure in the armpits where the front and back sections are sewn together compared to sandbent jackets, and this is why the center vents are It has been thought that it is virtually impossible to form good side vents from a jacket.In other words, in the case of a jacket with side vents, the lower side edge of the back body is the upper front, and this upper front The vent is constructed by placing the lower front part of the front body in an overlapping position, and therefore the lower front part (overhanging part) that can overlap with the back body is integrally stretched below the side edge of the front body. It is set up.

On the other hand, in a jacket with a center vent, the opposing armpits of the front body and the back body are formed substantially parallel, and the armpits are sealed by sewing both parts together.

Even if you try to change such a jacket with center vents to side vents, it is not possible to form the lower front part, which should overhang and overlap on the back body side, on the side edge of the front body, so the underarm part is simply sewn and sealed. There is no choice but to configure it in a form where the sides are opened to an appropriate length (so-called ``butsusaki'' form).

The reason why a polymeric structure is originally used in the vent is to make the vent part look beautiful, and also to prevent uneven distribution of load on the armpits, thereby preventing the silhouette from collapsing and the fabric from fraying and becoming damaged. .

However, in the above form (the so-called "butsusaki" form), a polymeric structure cannot be formed, so
Having to suffer all the problems and drawbacks mentioned above, it is impossible to obtain a good side vent.

To solve this problem, a method of attaching a lower front part of the same fabric to the front body part of the armpit part where the stitches have been untied and overlapping it with the back body part may be considered to form a vent. However, it is impossible to form the lower front portion integrally with the front body using such a method, and not only does it look bad, but the increased number of seams causes the vent portion to become taut and the silhouette to collapse. In addition, when configuring side vents using this method, the lining of the front body is removed, the lower front part is attached with the same fabric, and the lining is stretched again, and the lining is also added to the lower front part. However, the process is extremely complicated and requires a high level of skill, making it unsuitable for practical use.

For this reason, it has been desired to provide a jacket that can easily form good side vents from the sides of a sealed structure such as a center vent.

The present invention aims to solve the above-mentioned problems and realize a jacket that can form good side vents from a structure in which side parts such as a center vent are sealed.

That is, the present invention has a simple structure in which the protruding part of the front body that forms the lower front part when the side vents are bent and the lining having the corresponding protruding part are folded inward in a zigzag shape. To provide a jacket in which good side vents can be easily obtained as desired.

Hereinafter, the jacket according to the present invention will be explained based on the illustrated embodiments.

Figure 1 shows an embodiment of the jacket according to the present invention.
In addition, Figure 2 shows the unique shape of the front body and the side edges of the lining. Below the side edge of the front body 1 there is an overhang 1a similar to the side vent structure, and on the back side of the front body there is an overhang 1a. The overhanging portion 3a also corresponds to the lining 3
are each provided integrally. Both overhanging parts 1a,
3a is sewn at its edges and inserted inward in a state of being folded in pieces, so that the folded part 4 of the front body part 1 forms a side side that is substantially parallel to the back body part 2. It is configured as follows. When the center vent is used as a jacket, the overhang 1
With a and 3a folded inward and interposed, the front body 1 and the back body 2 are brought into contact with each other, and the folded part 4 of the front body 1 is
After the sides of the back body 2 are sewn and sealed, the folded portion 4' and the lower edge of the lining 3 are attached to the front body 1. (Figures 3 and 4) Since the jacket according to the present invention has the above-described configuration, the front body 1 and the overhanging portion 1a of the lining 3,
3a is simply interposed by folding it in a loose shape and does not restrict the movement of the jacket in any way, and the feeling of wearing it with the armpits sealed is no different from that of a regular center vent jacket, and it is made of fabric. There is no risk of causing twitching or swelling.

Also, when changing this to side vents, untie the lower part of the seam between the front body 1 and the back body 2 to an appropriate length, and at the same time untie the folded part 4' of the lining 3 and the lower edge. Folding interposed overhang 1a,
The lower front part can be formed by pulling out 3a. By positioning this pulled-out lower front part overlapping the upper front part of the back body 2 and sewing the upper part, a good side vent can be easily obtained. (Fig. 4) Also, since the overhanging part 1a of the front body 1 forming the lower front part and the overhanging part 3a of the lining 3 are already sewn together at their edges, the lower edge of the lining 3 is slightly It is enough to attach only one.

To change from a jacket with a center vent to a side vent, it is sufficient to sew and seal the center vent.

It goes without saying that the present invention can be applied to general outerwear in which the side parts are sealed, including the center vent (Fig. 5), but in the illustrated embodiment, the center vent part is also provided with a unique structure. There is.

That is, whereas in the normal center vent structure, one of the turned parts of the left and right rear body seams is cut diagonally and opened to the other side to form the lower front part 5a, in the illustrated embodiment, " The overlapping position is placed on the other side by means of a ``dressing''. If this configuration is added, there will be no cut line when sewing the center part when changing to side vents, eliminating the need for a patch and even making it possible to extend the body width.

As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to realize a jacket in which a normal jacket with side parts sewn and sealed can be converted into side vents very easily.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing an embodiment of the jacket according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is an enlarged view showing the shape of the front body and lining of the jacket according to the present invention, and FIGS. 3 and 4 are cross-sectional views of the same. FIG. 5 is a front view showing the structure of a conventional jacket with sealed armpits. 1...Front body, 1a...Protrusion, 2, 2'...
...Back body, 3...Lining, 3a...Protrusion, 4...
...Folding section.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] An overhanging part 1a of an appropriate length that is sewn to the side edges of both the front body 1 and the lining 3 that abuts it, and can overhang at the position where it overlaps with the back 2,
3a, and the projecting portions 1a, 3a.
The side edges of the front body 1 and the back body 2 are sewn together while the front body 1 and the back body 2 are folded and interposed between the front body 1 and the lining 3 in a loose shape. A jacket characterized in that a side vent structure having a lower front part is formed by pulling out the folded and interposed overhang parts 1a and 3a.