JPH0518297Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] ``Purpose of the invention'' a. Industrial application field The present invention relates to a mount for folding sweaters and cutter shirts, in which sweaters and cutter shirts are placed on a flexible mount and folded into a compact size for storage in a package cage. The purpose is to

b. Conventional technology For sweaters, both sleeves are folded over the top of the body without attaching them to a mount, and the body is folded in half and stored in a pack cage. For cutter shirts, both sleeves are folded on top of the body without attaching them to a mount. Fold the body to the back of the mount, secure it to both sleeves and the body with insect pins, and then store it in the package cage.

C. Problems that the invention aims to solve: When storing sweaters in a package cage, the folded state tends to collapse and the sweaters overlap in the package cage, resulting in an unsightly appearance. It takes time and effort to fasten the cutter shirt each time, and there is a risk of not only damaging the fabric but also injuring fingers with the insect pins, and cleaning up the insect pins after removing the cutter shirt from the mount is troublesome.

"Structure of the invention" a Means for solving the problem Three rectangular plates are connected in a straight line via an internal bending curve, and the area is approximately half of the two connected rectangular plates. and an insertion portion is formed by connecting a bulging plate with an arcuate outer edge to the sides of the two rectangular plates via an internal refraction curve, and is fitted into the insertion portion, and has an internal refraction curve. An outer jacket part that covers the body and both sleeves of a sweater or cutter shirt folded along a curve is connected to the insertion part via an outward bending curve, and a flap is connected to the side of the outer cover part via an outer bending curve. When storing sweaters, store them neatly so that the folded state does not collapse, and in the case of cutter shirts, do not use insect pins to avoid damaging the fabric and injuring hands and fingers. To safely and easily store folded cutter shirts without collapsing them.

b Function and Examples An example of the present invention will be explained with reference to the drawings, together with its functions.As shown in Figure 1, three rectangular plates 1, 1', and 1'' having approximately the same area are connected to an inner refraction curve. The bulging plates 3, 3 are connected in a straight line through the bulges 2, 2, have an area approximately half of the square plates 1, 1' on the two sides, and have arcuate outer edges. , 1 to the sides of the rectangular plates 1, 1', 1'' to form an insertion portion 4 having the shape of a human body's torso.
As shown in FIG. 2, the sweater or cutter shirt 5 inserted into the insertion part 4 is bent in the direction in which the bulging plates 3, 3 approach each other, and the body and both sleeves are attached to the upper surface of the square plates 1, 1', 1''. An outer sheath 6 made of a rectangular plate with a slightly larger area than the rectangular plate 1' is connected to the rectangular plate 1'' via an outward bending curve 7, and a narrow raised part is provided on the side of the outer sheath 6. 8 is connected to the raised portion 8 via the outer bending curve 7, and a flap 9 is connected to the raised portion 8 via the outer bending curve 7. Ear piece 1 half the size of the raised part 8
0 on the short side of the raised portion 8, respectively.
It is constructed by connecting the two. After inserting the sweater and cutter shirt 5 into the insertion part 4 and bending the bulging plates 3, 3 inward, the rectangular plate 1 is bent as shown in FIG. Then, as shown in FIG. 4, the square plate 1'' is folded over the top surface of the square plate 1, and the outer covering part 6 is folded over the top surface of the square plate, and finally, as shown in FIG. Fold 10 inward to make sweater and cutter shirt 5
When the flap 9 is inserted into the gap between the rectangular plates 1 and 1' and locked, the sweater and cutter shirt 5 can be folded compactly and attached to the mount.

"Effect of the invention" Since the present invention is constructed in this way, the sweater or cutter shirt 5 is inserted into the insertion part 4, the bulging plate 3 and the rectangular plates 1, 1', 1'' are folded and pressed by the outer cover part 6. Moreover, the folded state can be reliably maintained by locking the flap 9.Therefore, there is no risk of the folded state collapsing and becoming unsightly, and since no fastening pins are used, the fabric of the sweater or cutter shirt 5 may be damaged. In addition, the folding method is easy, and the folded clothing attached to the mount according to the present invention can be easily stored in a package cage.

In addition to the above, the present invention has a simple structure, is easy to manufacture, and is a useful device at low cost.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing an embodiment of the present invention, and FIGS. 2 to 5 are plan views showing the folding process. 1, 1', 1''...square plate, 2...inner refraction curve,
3...Bulging plate, 4...Insertion part, 5...Sweater, cutter shirt, 6...Outer covering part, 7...External bending curve, 9...Flap.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A bulge in which three rectangular plates are connected in a straight line via an inner refraction curve, and has an area approximately half of the two connected rectangular plates, and has an arcuate outer edge. The body and both sleeves of a sweater or cutter shirt are formed by connecting plates to the sides of two rectangular plates via an inner bending curve to form an insertion part, and then being fitted into the insertion part and folded along the inner bending curve. A mount for folding a sweater or a cutter shirt, which comprises an outer covering part that covers the insertion part, which is connected to the insertion part via an outward bending curve, and a flap which is connected to the side of the outer cover part via the outer bending curve.