JPH044Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a stand-up collar locking device for dress shirts and other clothing that has a stand-up collar portion.

(Prior Art) Conventionally, when purchasing a dress shirt, a cutout shirt, etc., it is common to purchase the item based on dimensions such as arm length, chest circumference, and neck circumference.

However, due to changes in weight after purchase, the necks may no longer meet. In this case, if you lose weight and your neck circumference becomes 1 cm smaller, you can use it as is without making your appearance worse, but if you gain weight and your neck circumference becomes larger, you often need to remove the first button. . In this case, since the collar is not fixed, the dimensions around the collar fluctuate, resulting in the tie becoming loose and giving a sloppy look.

In order to solve these drawbacks, we developed the
As described in publications such as No. 48202 and No. 59-9001, a tongue piece is provided protruding from the standing collar of a dress shirt, etc., and this tongue piece and the standing collar of the dress shirt are connected via a velvet fastener to wrap around the collar. There are those that are adjustable, and those that connect the left and right body parts through velvet fasteners so that the area around the collar can be adjusted.

(Problem to be solved by the invention) However, in the case of a conventional dress shirt with a stand-up collar, a dress shirt with a stand-up collar, or a shirt with velvet fasteners on the left and right body parts, the production line of the dress shirt has to be In addition to the drawback of increased modification and production costs, the fastener itself also has the drawback of picking up dust during washing.

Therefore, in order to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks, the present inventor decided to use the attached part of the dress shirt to lock the stand-up collar of the dress shirt, etc., without making any changes to the dress shirt itself. This invention was developed in order to make it possible to change the collar of a dress shirt that has already been purchased.

(Means for solving the problem) The first idea is one of the pair of velvet fasteners.
A locking button 5 that can be attached to a first buttonhole 4 in a stand-up collar of a dress shirt 3 or the like is provided at one end of the band 2 having a velvet fastener 1b. This stand-up collar fastening tool for dress shirts, etc., is characterized by having a buttonhole 8 that can be attached to a first button 7 on the collar.

The second device is a band 9 and a small band 10 made of an appropriate bendable material such as cloth or soft synthetic resin.
are stacked on one side to form a fixing part 11, and a locking button 13 that can be attached to a first buttonhole 12 in a stand-up collar of a shirt 3 or the like is attached toward the front of the fixing part 11 on the frenulum body 10 side. One side of the velvet fastener 14a is provided on the part that becomes the front surface when the frenulum body 10 is bent forward, and a buttonhole 15 into which the button can be attached is provided at an appropriate position on the frenulum body to secure the band body. The other side 14b, which engages with the velvet fastener 14a, and a long width or a plurality of buttonholes 1 are provided on the front surface other than the front surface.
This is a stand-up collar locking tool for dress shirts, etc., which is characterized by having 6 in each case.

The present invention also provides a stand-up collar locking tool for shirts, etc., in which the buttonholes of the first and second inventions are formed in the direction around the collar when the button is attached.

(Function) The present invention is constructed as described above, and in the first invention, the locking button 5 of the band body 2 having one side 1a of the velvet fastener is attached to the first buttonhole 4 in the stand-up collar of the shirt 3. do. The first button 7 on the stand-up collar of the dress shirt 3 is attached to the buttonhole 8 of the fixed body 6 having the other side 1b of the velvet fastener. After that, the collar of the dress shirt 3 is closed by engaging a pair of velvet fasteners at a desired position around the collar.

In the second invention, after inserting the locking button 13 through the first buttonhole 12 of the stand-up collar of the shirt 3,
It is attached to the buttonhole 15 of the frenulum body 10. In this state, put on your shirt and attach the second and subsequent buttons. Next, the first button is attached to a long buttonhole 16 or a plurality of buttonholes 16 on the band 9. After that, the band 9 is folded so as to cover the band 10, and one of the velvet fasteners 14a of the band 10 is engaged with the other 14b of the velvet fasteners of the band 9, and the stand-up collar is closed. You can get the appropriate neck circumference.

According to the invention as claimed in claim 3, since the buttonholes 8, 15, and 16 are formed in the direction around the neck, there is an allowance in the width of the buttonhole after it is fixed with the velvet fastener, making it easier to wear the buttonhole. .

(Example) FIGS. 1 to 4 show an example of the first invention.

One side 1a of the velvet fastener having a loop pile is provided on the back surface of the band 2. The band 2 is made of an appropriate material such as cloth or synthetic resin, but a flexible material is easier to handle.

A locking button 5 is provided on the back side of one end of the band 2, and is sized so that it can be attached to a first buttonhole 4 in the stand-up collar of a shirt 3 or the like. On the other hand, the other velvet fastener 1b having a hook pile is fixed to a fixed body 6 supported by the same material as the band 2. A buttonhole 8 is formed in the fixed body 6 and has a size that allows it to be attached to a first button 7 on the stand-up collar of the dress shirt 3.

A locking button 5 having a stand-up collar locking device such as a dress shirt formed in this manner on the band body 2 is placed in the first buttonhole 4 of the stand-up collar, and a buttonhole 8 of the fixed body 6 is inserted into the first buttonhole of the stand-up collar. Each button 7 was attached and the standing collar was locked. In this case, fine adjustments could be made over a wide range of 5 to 20 mm.

If the buttonhole 8 is formed through a velvet fastener having a hook pile, the button will protrude from the entire surface of the velvet fastener, weakening the engagement state of the fastener. Therefore, in such a case, it is desirable to cut out the hook pile in the area where the button is located, as shown in FIG.

Furthermore, the locking button 5 can be attached to either the front or back of the band 2.

That is, when the velvet fastener is attached in the opposite direction to the attaching direction, the locking button 5 is attached from the inside of the first buttonhole 4.

In addition to being attached to the outside of the stand-up collar, the stand-up collar locking device, such as a dress shirt, may be attached to the inside of the stand-up collar.
Furthermore, it is possible to partially attach the velvet fastener attached to the band 2, but if the velvet fastener is provided close to the position of the locking button 5, fine adjustment of the locking to the vicinity of the locking button 5 is possible. It becomes possible to stop.
In this case, it is necessary to insert another stand-up collar between the belt body 2 side stand-up collar and the belt body 2, but the belt body 2
If it is provided on the back side of the stand-up collar, the stand-up collar will not cross over each other, making it possible to create a neat collar.

5 to 9 show an embodiment of the second invention.

The second device is a band 9 and a small band 10 made of an appropriate bendable material such as cloth or soft synthetic resin.
The fixing portion 11 is formed by stacking the materials on one side, or by bending and polymerizing a single strip of material with different lengths, and then sewing this together. The frenulum body 10 of this fixed part 11
A locking button 13 of a size that can be attached to a first buttonhole 12 in the stand-up collar of a shirt or the like is provided toward the front side. Further, the distal end side of the frenulum body 10 is bent so as to cover the locking button 13, and at this time, one side 14a of a velvet fastener having a hook pile is provided on the front side.

In addition, the locking button 1 is placed at an appropriate position on the frenulum body 10.
A buttonhole 15 is provided to which a button 3 can be attached. A velvet fastener 14b having a loop pile on a portion or the entire surface is provided on the front surface of the band 9 other than the fixed portion. Also, a locking button 13 is provided on the band body 9.
From the part about 5mm away from the position of the normal 2 to 3
A buttonhole 16 of twice the length is formed.
In addition to long buttonholes 16, as shown in FIG. 9, a plurality of buttonholes 16 may be provided, for example, at intervals of 5 mm.

Furthermore, the direction in which the buttonholes of the first and second inventions are formed can be in the direction around the collar when the button is attached. In this case, there is enough room around the neck for the length of the buttonhole, making it easier to wear.

(Effect of the invention) Since the invention works as described above,
Even if the collar of a dress shirt becomes too tight, you can easily change the neck circumference of a stand-up collar without making any changes to the dress shirt itself. It can also be applied to other situations, so you won't waste your valuables. In addition, the velvet fasteners used as the locking means can be removed after use, making it economical as one piece can be used for multiple dress shirts, etc., and since the velvet fasteners are not attached to the stand-up collar itself, when washing the dress shirts. I don't even pick up trash. Furthermore, the present invention has excellent effects such as a simple structure and the ability to be produced in large quantities at low cost.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figures 1 to 4 show the first idea; Figure 1 is a perspective view of the installed state, Figure 2 is an enlarged sectional view of the same essential parts, and Figure 3 is a view of the stand-up collar just before it is locked. FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view showing the state in which the locking device is attached, FIGS. 5 to 9 show the second invention, and FIG. 5 is a perspective view in the attached state. FIG. 6 is an enlarged sectional view of the main part of the same, FIGS. 7 and 8 are perspective views showing an attached state, and FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing another arrangement of buttonholes. 1a, 1b, 14a, 14b are velvet fasteners, 2, 9 are belts, 3 is a shirt, 4, 12
is the first buttonhole, 5 and 13 are the locking buttons, and 6
is a fixed body, 7, 17 is the first button, 8, 15, 1
6 is a locking buttonhole, 10 is a frenulum body, and 11 is a fixing part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (1) A locking button that can be attached to the first buttonhole of the stand-up collar of a dress shirt, etc. is provided at one end of the band having one of the pair of velvet fasteners, and the velvet fastener A fastening device for a stand-up collar of a dress shirt, etc., characterized in that a fixed body having the other side is provided with a buttonhole that can be attached to a first button of the stand-up collar of the dress shirt. (2) A band and a frenulum made of an appropriate bendable material such as cloth or soft synthetic resin are stacked on one side to form a fixing part, and a wire shirt etc. is formed toward the front of the frenulum side of the fixing part. A locking button that can be attached to the first buttonhole of the stand-up collar is provided, and one side of the velvet fastener is attached to the front part when the frenulum body is bent forward, and the locking button is placed at an appropriate position on the frenulum body. Each has a buttonhole where a stop button can be attached, and the front of the band other than the fixed part is
A stand-up collar fastening device for shirts, etc., characterized in that the other of the pair of velvet fasteners and a long buttonhole or a plurality of buttonholes are provided on a portion or the entire surface thereof. (3) A stand-up collar locking device for shirts, etc., characterized in that the buttonholes according to claims 1 and 2 are formed in a direction around the collar when the button is attached.