JPH0721525Y2 - Improved kimono - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial application] This invention relates to an improved kimono, and more specifically, it is easy to manufacture and has few accessories, so beginners, young people or employees who need to wear kimono for occupations such as inns and restaurants. It is also related to improved kimono that is easy to wear and can perform various actions easily because it is light, and can be washed as a whole depending on the fiber, which is easy to fold, store, manage and recycle.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As is well known, in the conventional kimono, a cloth having a width of about 34 cm and a length of about 12 m is cut as needed to wrap the body and is sewn, which is unnecessary. The situation is that a lot of cloth is sewn in. Also, wearing traditional Japanese clothes wraps the body in "a large kimono", which makes the weight of the body large and limits various movements of the body. Furthermore, since a rectangular "kimono" is put on a circular body while wearing it while shortening, the wearing technique becomes complicated, accessories such as strings are required, and the wearing technique must be learned in the so-called "dressing classroom". There are quite a few women who do not.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the invention] Therefore, a Japanese clothes in which a collar and a collar are connected to each other has been proposed, but in this case, a long kimono is worn on the body. There is also a case where it is necessary to use two laces and two Date tightening if necessary, and the waist strap is fixed to the back side of the neckline by sewn horizontally with a predetermined width completely. It is impossible to freely move the cord, and even if the dressing is completed, the appearance of the kimono cannot be obtained. Furthermore, since no tuck was formed on the waist corresponding part of the back body, it was not easy to wear, did not fit on the body, and was not easy to wear.

[0004]

This invention intends to eliminate various defects existing in the above-mentioned known kimono, and the gist of the invention is to sew a collar so as to extend parallel to the lower end of the front body of the kimono body. A collar attached; a waist-lifting member formed on the body at the waist-corresponding front and rear portions of the kimono body; and between the collar and the tip of the bow and between the collar and the front body. With a collar that is sewn up to the waist and is directly connected and picked and sewn; a waist that is formed at the waist-corresponding front and rear portions of the kimono body according to the body; A tuck formed slightly above the waist corresponding part of the back body at a width position of 2/3 in the lateral direction from the center of the back; and on the back side of the waist, the lower end of the collar is sewn only at one end It is an improved kimono consisting of a waist cord.

[0005]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the accompanying drawings will be described in which the improved kimono according to the present invention is made as a single garment. Inner ends 12c, 1 of two kimono fabric pieces 12, 12 having a required width and length
2c as shown in FIG. 5, the shoulders 12a, 12a to the hem 12
(16) The main body 10 of the kimono is sewn with a required width up to d and 12d. Fold it in two at the shoulders 12a, 12a, and sew the outer ends 12c, 12c of the shoulders 12a, 12a.
The sleeves 14 and 14 are sewn from a to the eight mouths 12f and 12f. Therefore, the trailing edges 18, 18 are formed on both sides of the sewing line 16 on the back side. In addition, a hem stitching 12e having a required width is formed at the lower end of the kimono body 10.

A collar 22 (including a collar 22a) having a required width is sewn from the nape-corresponding portion of the kimono body 10 to the front side, and a collar 22b is sewn in parallel from the collar 22 to the outer end 12c of the front body 20. Guide it to the hem 12d and make it one. Furthermore, the collar 2
2 and extending from the sword tip 24a of the collar 24 and between the collar 22 and the front body 20 to the waist 28 described later as if a conventional collar was sewn, and the collar 26 is directly connected and picked. Sew. Waist lifts 28 are formed at the waist-corresponding portions of the main body 10 of the kimono according to the body.

Slightly above the waist of the back body 18 and at a width position of 2/3 in the lateral direction from the center of the back (that is, the stitching line 16), a tuck 30 of 1.5 to 2 cm is picked with a width of 3 to 4 cm. , 30 and are fixed to the side of the eight mouths 12f, 12f on the side.

On the back side of the waist 28 on the front side, the attachment 26
Only one end of the waist cord 32 is sewn to the lower end of the.

[0009]

EFFECTS OF THE INVENTION In the improved kimono 10 having the above-mentioned structure, it is easy to sew, and since waists 28 and 28a are formed at the waist-corresponding portions before and after that, beginners, young people or inns, restaurants Even for employees who need to wear kimono due to their occupation, etc., they will be able to easily wear it as if they were wearing clothes, without having to learn the dressing technique again in the "dressing class". In addition, a collar 26 is directly connected and sewn from the collar 22 and the sword tip 24a of the collar 24 and between the collar 22 and the front body 20 like a conventional collar is sewn,
Moreover, since the waist is extended to the waist 28, which will be described later, the thickness of the waist 28 does not occur, the chest is cluttered, and it does not swell. In addition, unlike the conventional kimono in which the chest cord is eliminated, and the waist cord is completely sewn and fixed horizontally on the back side of the neckline with a predetermined width. Waist up 2
Since the lower end of the collar 26 is sewn to the lower end of the neckline 26 only on one end of the waist strap 32, not on a constant width, the waist cord 32 is easily attached.
Only one thing. Further, since the tucks 30, 30 are formed slightly above the waist of the rear body 18, it is possible to clean the concave portion of the body of the rear body 18 or the waistline, and the appearance of the kimono can be obtained. In the figure, reference numeral 22b indicates a collar and 28a indicates a lift. In addition to the above, unlike the traditional Japanese clothes, since the waist lift 28 is fixed, the length can be adjusted as required, and only one end of the waist cord 32 is lifted.
As it is fixed on the back side of 8, it can be used as a substitute for the chest straps, and the appearance of the kimono on the left and right sides can be obtained.
Since both the book and the book have been abolished, dressing is considerably quicker and the degree of tight binding to the body is reduced. In addition, this improved kimono is not different from the traditional kimono in appearance, and because it does not bind tightly to the body, it can perform various actions easily, and the cloth can be shortened to make it lighter, and the conventional underwear is unchanged, so it can be used as it is. So, it can be used as an ensemble of underwear, or can be an improved type, and it can be made as a single garment or a robe as required. In addition, it is a conventional cloth construction without cutting the cloth. Only refitting is easy.

[0010]

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of an embodiment of the improved kimono according to claim 1 according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a rear view of FIG.

FIG. 3 is a partially enlarged front view of the improved kimono of FIG. 1 having a collar and a collar.

FIG. 4 is a partially enlarged view of the collar, neckline, waist lifting portion, and waist cord shown in FIG. 1, particularly showing a state in which the waist cord is rolled up.

5 is a partially enlarged view showing a state in which the waist is lifted from the state of FIG.

FIG. 6 is a schematic view showing a state in which two pieces of Kimono cloth having a required width and a length are sewn together with a required width to form a neck, a tack, and a collar and a waist cord.

[Explanation of symbols]

 10 ... Kimono main body; 12 ... Kimono cloth; 12a ... Shoulder mountain; 12b ... Inner end; 12c ... Outer end; 13d ... Hem; 12e ... Hem stitching; 12f ... Eight-necked mouth; 14 ... Sleeve; 16 ... Sewing lines on the back side; 18 ... Backward viewing time; 20 ... Foreground viewing; 22 ... Collar; 22a ... To collar;・ ・ Collars; 22c ・ ・ ・ Mountain mountains; 24 ・ ・ ・ Mounting down; 24a ・ ・ ・ Sword tips; 26 ・ ・ ・ Bringing; 28 ・ ・ ・ Lifting up; 28a ・ ・ ・ Mounting mountains; 30 ・ ・ ・32 ... waist cord.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A collar sewn so as to extend the collar in parallel to the lower end of the front body of the kimono body; and a waist-lifting portion formed at the waist-corresponding front and rear portions of the kimono body according to the body. A collar provided between the collar and the tip of the slanted collar and between the collar and the front body, which is extended by the waist and is directly connected and sewn as if the conventional collar was sewn; Slightly above the waist corresponding to the back, 2/3 laterally from the center of the back
And a waist cord sewn only on one end to the lower end of the collar on the back side of the waist and the waist cord.