JPH0538005Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] Industrial field of application The invention relates to Japanese-style mourning clothes or clothes for legal occasions.

Conventional technology Traditionally, Japanese kimono or Western-style mourning clothes have been commonly used, and each has a formal shape. In the case of Japanese kimono, in particular, family crests are placed in five places on the chest, back, and hem, and the length is about 1 shaku and 3 sun. Hem, long undergarment, tabi, obi,
Kimono was required to be worn according to the obi-jime and obi-age grade ceremonies.

Figures 7 and 8 show the main parts of a conventional kimono, 21 is a collar, 22 is a white collar, 23 is a sleeve, 24, 2
5 and 26 indicate family crests.

Problems the invention aims to solve Traditionally made mourning clothes are easy to put on, but in the case of Japanese kimono, there are many different types of clothing, such as hana undergarments, hem-yoke, nagajun undergarments, tabi, date wraps, waist cords, obi, obijime, obiage, zori, etc. Nowadays, as the number of people who require clothing and find it difficult to wear even a regular kimono increases, Japanese mourning clothes tend to be avoided. Moreover, it would cost a considerable amount of money to prepare all the Japanese clothes.

However, on the other hand, people also like the formal appearance of Japanese clothing, and there has been a demand for clothing that suits Japanese people in a way that is different from Western clothing.

The purpose of this invention is to meet the above-mentioned demands.It incorporates Japanese clothing style everywhere, allows for markings to be placed on it, is easy to put on, and can be worn in a Western-style style. However, we aim to provide Japanese-style mourning or memorial service clothing that can be worn with zori (sandals) as well.

Means for Solving the Problems In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention is designed to flatten the collar of the jacket so that it is almost in line with the height of the shoulder peak, and sew it so that it continues to the front collar which has a removable white collar. The koro is the left front striking part, and the shoulder crest is seamless, and a dart is provided that straddles this shoulder crest and descends vertically from front to back, and a stone holder is attached to the chest position of this dart, and the lower part of the back is closed except for the center. Gears are provided on both sides, a stone mochi is placed at the back crest position, the sleeves have a bulge at the bottom to match the hem of a Japanese kimono, the cuffs are slightly wide, and a fixing part is provided on the back side. The waist part of the skirt is made of elastic gears, and two or more fastening parts are provided on the back side of the overlap to make it freely removable, and the hem of the jacket is attached to the skirt. It was worn either over the top or tucked inside and wrapped around the waist with a belt or obi-style belt, making it a Japanese-style mourning outfit or a memorial service outfit.

Effects In this invention, the collar of the jacket is sewn flat so that it almost lines up with the shoulder peak, and the front body has a meeting part on the front left, making it easier to fit around the neck compared to the collar of conventional Japanese clothing. The meeting parts can also be comfortably overlapped, regardless of whether your body type is obese or slim. Therefore, the chest area is tight, there are no seams at the shoulder peaks, and the kimono retains its shape. A dart is placed at a position that straddles this shoulder crest and goes down in the front and back vertical direction, and a stone mochi is attached to the chest of this dart, so the dart on the chest does not wrinkle and the stone mochi always faces forward. It has a clearly expressed effect.

In addition, on the back, gears are provided on both sides of the jacket, excluding the center, so there are no wrinkles in the center of the back, and a stone retainer is placed at the back crest position, and on the outside of the back of the slightly wide cuffs. Ishimochi was attached. These Ishimochi are now able to print their respective family crests.

As mentioned above, it is easy to print a fixed crest on the stone holding position, and like Japanese clothes, five crests are formed: two on the chest, one on the back, and two on the cuffs, and each position has wrinkles. Since it is sewn to maintain a flat surface that does not bend, it stands out well and gives a formal expression.

Additionally, the sleeves have a bulge at the bottom to match the hem of a Japanese kimono, giving it the same texture as the hem of a Japanese kimono. Since the hem of a normal Japanese kimono is approximately 1 shaku and 3 sun (whale-shaku) wide, this bulge is used to express the same size.

The waist of the skirt is made of elastic gears, and there are two or more tiers of fastening parts on the back side of the layered layers, allowing you to wear it to fit your body type.

The hem of the jacket can be placed over or inside the skirt, and a belt or obi-style belt can be wrapped around the waist to complete dressing.

As mentioned above, while retaining the formality of Japanese kimono, the clothing is simple, creating a new sense of mourning clothing, and by changing the color, it can also be used for memorial services.

Example The embodiments shown in the drawings will be described below.

1 and 2 are front views of a jacket and a skirt showing one embodiment.

Reference numeral 1 is a collar, which is sewn flat so as to be approximately aligned with the height of the shoulder peak part 2 and continues to the front collar part having a removable white collar, and the front body is made into a left front meeting part 3. Reference numeral 4 denotes a white collar, which is removably fastened with a snap inside the meeting part 3, so that it can be easily washed since white collars get dirty easily. 5 is a dart, which straddles the shoulder crest 2 and descends vertically from front to back. 6
is a stone mochi and is placed on the chest above the dart 5. 7 is the sleeve, with a bulge 7a at the bottom to rival the hem of a Japanese kimono, and the wide part is 1 shaku 3
It was designed to have a width of 1.

Reference numeral 8 denotes the cuff part, which is made slightly wider by providing a fixing part 9 on the back side that can be fastened or removed at will. As an example of the fixing part 9, a snap or a magic tape is used. 10 is gears provided at the waist, which are provided on both sides excluding the center at the lower part of the back side.

FIG. 2 shows the skirt 11. The waist part at the upper end is made of elastic gears 12, and the back side of the overlap is made up of two or more stages of fixing parts 13, 14, 15.
It is removable and can be adjusted according to the waist size of people who are thin or obese.

Figure 3 shows the back side of the jacket. Gears 10 are provided on both sides of the waist part so that it can be expanded and contracted so that it can be adjusted by both obese and slim people in the same way as a skirt. A stone holder 16 is provided on the back side. Further, a stone retainer 17 is provided on the outside of the back side of the cuff portion 8.

FIG. 4 is a front view showing an example of the jacket being worn with the hem exposed, showing the stone retainer 6 on the chest beautifully in the front, and showing the bulges 7a below the sleeves 7, giving the feel of a Japanese kimono. The stone retainer 17 provided on the outside of the back of the cuff portion 8 is clearly visible when the right hand is extended forward. Reference numeral 18 denotes a belt portion, which is made of a half-width belt and is fastened with a webbing string 19. The belt portion 18 may be a band-shaped belt or any other type of belt.

Figures 5 and 6 show an example in which the hem of the jacket is tucked inside the skirt, and the belt section 18 is made of an elastic belt, which is secured in place at the center of the front using an obi clip. There is. Numbers 6, 16, and 17 each represent a stone retainer, making it possible to achieve a formal appearance.

Incidentally, the reference numeral 20 indicates a zigzag portion provided after adjusting the skirt length.

As shown in the above embodiment, when wearing a jacket, the belt part 1 can be worn with the hem exposed or tucked inside the skirt.
8, it can be easily worn, and since it adopts the style of Japanese clothing instead of a kimono, it has been able to provide mourning clothes with an extremely innovative feel.

Effects of the invention This invention has a jacket and a skirt as described above, and the collar of the jacket is flattened so as to be approximately at the height of the shoulder peaks, and is sewn to continue to the front collar, which has a removable white collar. Therefore, regardless of body shape, it fits around the neck and can be worn with the front collar having a white collar, so it can be worn on the left front, giving the overall shape a neat shape.

The hem of the jacket can be worn either over the skirt or tucked inside the skirt, and can be easily worn by wrapping it around the waist using a belt or obi-style belt. The front body has a striking part, so it has a white collar, giving it a Japanese-style appearance. Especially in the winter, even if you wear a sweater underneath, it will not be visible on the outside, and it can be easily worn without having to wear undergarments, undergarments, undergarments, etc. like Japanese clothes.

Since there is a stone mochi on the chest, it is only necessary to attach a fixed crest to this part, and the stone mochi can have five crests not only on the chest but also on the cuffs and back, making it possible to wear it with the feeling of formal Japanese clothing with a crest.

Furthermore, since the stone retainer on the chest area is placed on top of the darts that descend vertically from the crest of the shoulder, the crest can be beautifully and clearly expressed without wrinkles or distortion. Also, the stone retainer on the back is always stretched out in the center of the back with no wrinkles due to the gears at the waist, so that the established crest stands out. The stone retaining position of the cuffs is also located on the outside of the back of the slightly wide molded cuffs.
When you put your hands out in front of you, the fixed crest appears on your hands, making it very visible and noticeable. Furthermore, since the sleeves have a bulge at the bottom, they are about 1 shaku and 3 sun wide, similar to the sleeves of Japanese clothes, and the sleeves are wide at the hem, giving it a Japanese-style feel. Skirts can be made to suit both slim and obese people by appropriately selecting a fixed part of two or more tiers to match the waist. In addition, the length of the skirt can be shortened by using silk for summer wear, and the jacket length and casuto length can be adjusted to your desired length regardless of summer or winter.It can be used not only as mourning clothes, but also for memorial services by changing the color. Can be worn.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a front view of the jacket showing an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a front view of the skirt, Fig. 3 is a back view of the jacket, and Fig. 4 is a front perspective view showing the worn state. 5 is a front perspective view showing another wearing condition, FIG. 6 is a back perspective view of FIG. 5, FIG. 7 is a front view of the main part of the conventional kimono, and FIG. 8 is a back view of the same. 1...Collar, 2...Shoulder mountain part, 3...Abutting part, 4...
... White collar, 5 ... Darts, 6, 16, 17 ... Stone retainer, 7 ... Sleeves, 7a ... Swelling part, 8 ... Cuff part, 9, 13, 14, 15 ... Fixed part, 10, 1
2... Gearsor, 18... Belt.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The collar of the jacket is flattened so that it is almost in line with the height of the shoulder peak, and is sewn so as to continue to the front collar, which has a removable white collar.The front body has a left front meeting part, and the shoulder peak is a seam. Rather, a dart is provided that straddles this shoulder ridge and descends vertically from front to back, and a stone holder is attached to the chest position of this dart.Gears are provided on both sides of the lower part of the back except for the center, and a stone holder is attached at the backrest position. The sleeves have a bulge at the bottom to rival the hem of a Japanese kimono.
The cuffs are slightly wide, with a fixing part on the back side for easy removal, and a stone holder on the outside of the back.
The waist part of the skirt is made of elastic gears and has two or more fixing parts on the back side of the overlapping layers so that it can be freely removed, and the hem of the jacket can be placed over or inside the skirt to tighten the waist part. Japanese-style mourning or memorial service clothing characterized by being wrapped with a belt or obi-style belt.