JPH0536473Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Field of industrial application) The main collar of the female Hina doll of the present invention is a female Hina doll dressed in a costume sewn in imitation of Juni-Hitoe and Karakoromo. This allows the collar to be freely exchanged for either a neat or luxurious one.

(Prior art) The traditional collar for female Hina dolls is made by layering the Karakoromo for dolls on top of the outer garment of the doll's costume, which is modeled on a 12-hite cloth, selected by the doll manufacturer. Since the collar is sewn onto the top, to replace it, you have to remove the head, remove the juni-hitoe, etc., and sew it again, so it is not possible to replace it immediately, so we sell it without replacing it. .

(Problem that the invention attempts to solve) However, nowadays, consumers are beginning to seek out their favorite variety. In response to this change in taste, being able to freely choose the pattern of Karakoromono collars from neat to luxurious, or from inexpensive to expensive is in keeping with the times. However, in order to adapt to this trend,
The premise is that the collar can be easily replaced while the Hina doll is dressed in costume.

The present invention aims to satisfy this premise.

(Means for solving the problem) The purpose of the present invention is to specifically solve the problem mentioned in the previous section. Karakoro for dolls that can be worn over the outer clothes 2 of doll costume 1 3
5, a narrow collar cloth that hangs down to the knees of the female Hina doll.
At the same time, a freely exchangeable main collar 6 is sewn on the surface of the collar cloth 5, and the longitudinal edge of the main collar 6 on the chest side is folded back to form an extended cloth 7. , the collar cloth 5 and the main collar 6 are attached to both the collar cloth 5 and the main collar 6.
This collar of a female doll is characterized by being provided with an optional joint member 16 that can be freely separated and maintains close contact between the overlapping longitudinal edges of the chest side.

A preferred embodiment of the invention will now be described.

(Example) Figure 1 shows an outline of a female Hina doll.
A female doll is dressed with a doll costume 1 sewn in the shape of twelve simple pieces, and a karakoromo 3 is layered on top of the outer garment 2 of the doll costume 1. A collar cloth 5 with a narrow width 4 that hangs down to the vicinity of the doll's knees is sewn onto Karakoromo 3, and the collar cloth 5 is bent back and sewn from the vertical edge of the width 4 on the chest side to the surface, and a main collar 6 is attached on top of this. Overlap. Traditionally, the main collar was sewn onto the collar cloth so that it would not easily separate, and the chest side was tightly overlapped with the collar cloth, but
In the present invention, as shown in FIG. 3, only the main collar 6, which can be freely replaced, is sewn separately, and an extended cloth 7 is formed by folding back from the longitudinal edge on the chest side to the back side.

In this embodiment, a spherical head 12 is provided inside the folded back of the collar cloth 5.
A large number of synthetic resin male buttons 11 having a shape of
A large number of short plate-shaped female buttons 13 having engagement holes 14 formed therein through which the spherical heads 12 of male buttons 11 pass through while expanding elastically can be sewn into the inside of the fold.

The male button 11 is sewn onto the inner surface of the bent collar cloth 5, as shown in FIG.

The extension cloth 7 is provided with a large number of small-diameter through-holes 17 aligned with the engagement hole 14 so that the spherical head 12 can easily pass through. ) is provided with a dish-shaped recess 15 for stably holding the spherical head 12 passed through the through hole 17 and the engagement hole 14.

The male button 11 and the female button 13 described above constitute an example of the joining member 16 of the present invention, but the joining member 1
6 can be freely selected without being limited to those described in the examples, since it is sufficient to make it look like the vertical edges a, a on the chest side of the collar cloth 5 and the main collar 6 are overlapped in a close contact strip.

(Function) In the present invention, a female doll manufacturer or seller joins a main collar 6 that matches the selling price of the doll to the collar cloth 5 of the Karakoromo 3 using a joining member 16. Since the chest-side vertical edge a of 6 is in close contact with the chest-side vertical edge of the collar cloth 5, it does not appear as if the main collar 6 was sewn separately from the karakoromo 3. The outer appearance is the same as that of the conventional one in which the Karakoro is sewn inseparably to the third part.

Here, the buyer is asked to select multiple types of collars 6 according to their preferences, and if they wish to exchange, for example, they can exchange one with a neat pattern and one with a luxurious one, or one with an inexpensive fabric and one with an expensive one. do. To replace the collar, the collar 6 that has already been joined is peeled off and another collar 6 is joined using the joining member 16.

(Effect) Conventionally, it was said that the collar 6 of female Hina dolls could not be replaced, but the present invention replaces the collar cloth 5 of Karakoromo 3.
The main collar 6 that is layered on top is sewn separately and independently,
It is structured so that it can be separated or joined by the joining member 16, and it can be easily and freely exchanged with a neat pattern, an expensive item, a luxurious item, etc. at the customer's request. This has the effect of providing unique female hina dolls that have never existed before.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The accompanying drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, in which Figure 1 is a perspective view of a female Hina doll, Figure 2 is a perspective view of a main collar 6, and Figure 3 is a perspective view of a main collar 6.
The figure is a partially cutaway enlarged perspective view showing a part of the collar cloth 5 and the main collar 6 separated, and FIG. 1...doll costume, 2...outer garment, 3...karakoromo, 5...collar cloth, 6...real collar, 7...extension cloth, 1
1...male button, 12...spherical head, 13...female button, 1
4... Engagement hole, 16... Joining member, a... Chest side vertical edge.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A female Hina doll is dressed with a doll costume 1 which is sewn in the same way as the 12 simple patterns, and a collar cloth 5 with a narrow width that hangs down to the vicinity of the female Hina doll's knees is attached to the outer garment 2 of the doll costume 1. At the same time, a freely exchangeable main collar 6 is sewn separately on the surface of the collar cloth 5, and the longitudinal edge of the main collar 6 on the chest side is folded back to form an extended cloth 7. The collar cloth 5 and the main collar 6
This collar for female dolls is characterized in that an optional joining member 16 that can be freely separated is provided on both sides of the collar cloth 5 and the collar 6 to maintain close contact between the overlapping longitudinal edges on the chest side.