JPH08246215A - 'nagoya' sash and its fastening method - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To obtain a 'NAGOYA' (a Japanese district) sash able to be simply tied by anyone in an excellent appearance and provide its tying method. CONSTITUTION: In a 'NAGOYA' sash folded so as a waist-around part 2 folded at a half breadth and a hung part 3 of whole breadth to be a right angle through an equilateral triangle-shaped folded part 4 formed between the waist- around part 2 and the hung part 3, an end part 2a of a folded part side 4 in the waist-around part 2 is bent to protrude from 2cm to a length below the half breadth of the sash over a border line 5 with the folded part 4 as the midline of the equilateral triangle in a state of the waist-around part 2 orthogonal to the hung part 3 and fixed on the folded part 4, a fixing means 6 for fixing a sash pad 7 is provided adjacently to the folded part 4 in a rear face of the hung part 3 and a string-passing 9 capable of passing through a string 10 is provided at a position 25-32cm above a hung end 3a in a state orthogonal to the hung part 3.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a Nagoya belt that anyone can easily tie with good appearance and a method for fastening the belt.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In the conventional Nagoya belt, a half-width folded body part and a full-width dangling part are folded at right angles through an isosceles triangular fold part between them. It is connected by the following procedure.

[0003] First, the waist portion is wrapped around the torso, and the hanging portion and the waist portion are temporarily fixed to the back with a fastener or the like. Then, the band pillow covered with the bandage is positioned at a position close to the folding part on the back surface of the hanging part, and both ends of the bandage are turned and tied in front of the body to fix the band pillow at that position. Then, fold the lower part of the hanging part inside the upper part, slightly project the hanging point to form a drum, insert the tip of the waist around the inside of the drum, and tighten the band with the tip of the inside of the drum. And tie it by turning both ends forward.

[0004]

In the conventional Nagoya belt as described above, since the work of making a drum must be performed with the hands on the back, it is necessary to position the belt pillow in an accurate position without distortion and to hang it down. It was difficult to fold the bottom part of the drum cleanly so that the drums were symmetrical, and it took considerable skill to be able to make the drums in good shape. In some cases, tying the obi was painful, such as when it was old and it was difficult to raise hands.

Therefore, the present invention has been made for the purpose of solving the above-mentioned problems and providing a Nagoya belt and a method of fastening the same that anyone can easily tie with a good appearance.

[0006]

In order to achieve the above object, according to the present invention, a waist part folded to half width and a sagging part of full width are formed at right angles via an isosceles triangular fold part therebetween. In the Nagoya belt folded so as to form the end of the waist part on the side of the folded part, with the waist part and the sagging part orthogonal to each other, the boundary line with the folded part which is the center line of the isosceles triangle is formed. It is bent so that it protrudes over 2 cm or less than the half width of the band and is fixed to the folding part, and on the back side of the hanging part, for fixing the band pillow close to the folding part. The Nagoya belt is characterized by being provided with a fixing means of, and at a position 25 cm to 32 cm above the sagging tip, a string loop through which a string can be passed in a state orthogonal to the hanging part. Provided.

It is preferable that the length of the bent portion protruding from the boundary line of the waist portion is 4 cm or more. In this way, when tightening the waist, the fingers can be inserted from below the bent part inside,
It is easy to apply force and you can firmly tighten the waist area.

The fixing means for fixing the pillow to the back surface of the hanging portion is not particularly limited, but a sheet such as a cloth or a tube having an opening in the band width direction so that the pillow can be inserted is provided on the back surface of the hanging portion. Those that are mounted to form are useful.

As another fixing means, one end of a sheet such as cloth is sewn to the back surface of the hanging portion, and a pair of fasteners such as a velvet type fastener are attached to the other end of the sheet and the back surface of the hanging portion. A sheet pillow can be used which is fixed to the back surface of the hanging portion by holding the band pillow with the sheet and locking the locking member. In this case, by shifting the locking position of the locking tool, it becomes possible to fix several types of pillows having different sizes and shapes.

The method for fastening the Nagoya belt of the present invention as described above is as follows. First, the band pillow covered with the band is attached to the hanging part by the fixing means, and the body is wound once, and a string having a length that can tie both ends is passed through the string. Next, fold the sagging part back to the mountain with a obi pillow pile, put the sash on the back so that the sloping part hangs with the surface facing outwards, and tie both ends of the obi sash to the front of the body to fix the sash to the back. To do. Next, the waist portion is wrapped around the torso, and one hand has a bent portion protruding from the boundary line of the waist portion, and the other hand pulls the tip of the waist portion to fasten the waist portion, and the waist portion is tightened. One more turn, and temporarily fasten the surplus hands to the appropriate places around the waist. Next, the both ends of the string are simultaneously pulled up with the left and right hands, and both ends of the string are turned to the front of the torso at a position above the upper edge of the waist portion to form a hanging portion in a drum shape. Next, the hand is folded back and passed through the inside of the drum, the band is passed over the hand inside the drum, and both ends are turned forward and tied. Finally pull out the string.

[0011]

Embodiments of the present invention will now be described in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a plan view of the entire Nagoya belt according to the present invention, as viewed from the back, and FIG. 2 is a left side view of FIG. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 2 denotes a waist portion folded into a half width, and reference numeral 3 denotes a full width hanging portion. The surfaces of the waistline portion 2 and the sagging portion 3 may be plain. 4 is the waist 2
The waist portion 2 and the hanging portion 3 are folded at right angles through the folding portion 4 in an isosceles triangular folding portion provided between the hanging portion 3 and the hanging portion 3. Waist part 2
The end 2a on the folding part 4 side of the
Are orthogonal to each other, they are bent so as to project approximately 6 cm beyond a boundary line 5 between the folding part 4 and the folding part 4 which is the median line of the isosceles triangle, and are sewn along the upper edge of the folding part 4. ing. Reference numeral 6 denotes a fixing means for fixing the band pillow 7, which is formed of a rectangular piece of cloth, is sewn in a circular shape on the back surface of the hanging portion 3 at a position close to the folding portion 4, and is covered with a bandage 8. The band pillow 7 can be inserted. Reference numeral 9 denotes a string pass, which is formed of a rectangular cloth piece, and which is substantially 29c from the hanging point 3a on the back surface of the hanging part 3.
It is sewn in an annular shape at a position above m, so that the string 10 can be passed in a direction perpendicular to the hanging portion 3.

Next, a method of fastening the band 1 having the above structure will be described. First, in the state shown in FIG. 1, the sagging portion 3 is folded back with the band pillow 6 as a mountain, and as shown in FIG. 3A, hold both ends of the string (not shown) of the bandage 8 and the band pillow 7 in your hand. 1 is applied to the back so that the hanging portion 3 hangs down with the surface facing outward, and at the armpit position, both ends of the string of the bandage 8 and the band pillow 7 are knotted by turning them to the front of the trunk, and the band 1 is fixed to the back.

Next, as shown in FIG. 3B, the hand 2b of the waist portion 2 is held in the right hand and wound around the torso. And a bent portion 2c protruding from the boundary line 5 of the waist portion 2 with the left hand.
3) with your right hand, pull your hand 3b to the right in FIG. Then, the surplus hand 3b is turned to the front of the torso, and is temporarily fixed to an appropriate portion of the waist portion 2 by a stopper 11 or the like as shown in FIG. 3C.

Next, as shown in FIG. 3D, by holding both ends of the cord 10 of the hanging portion 3 with both hands, the cord 10 is pulled up at the same time.
At the position above the upper edge of the waist portion 2 to frontally tie. Thereby, the hanging part 3 is formed in a drum shape.

Next, remove the temporarily fixed hand 3b,
As shown in FIG. 3E, the drum 12 is passed from one side to the inside, protruded to the other side by 2 to 3 cm, and pressed with the left hand.
Then, the extra hand 3b is aligned with the width of the waist portion 2 and folded inside the drum 12 with the right hand.

Next, the sash 13 is attached to the hand 3b inside the drum.
And tie it by turning both ends forward. Then, the temporary knot of the string 10 is unwound, and the string 10 is removed from the belt 1. Finally, when the sash 8 is prepared, the sash tie is completed as shown in FIG. 3F.

[0017]

As described above, in the present invention, the end portion 2a of the waist portion 2 on the side of the folded portion 4 is the folded portion 4.
When the waist portion 2 is wound around the body, the position of the end portion 2a does not shift and does not collapse.

Further, the end 2a of the waist portion 2 on the side of the folded portion 4 is bent so that the waist portion 2 and the hanging portion 3 are orthogonal to each other and protrude beyond the boundary line 5 with the folded portion 4, Since it is fixed to the folding part 4, when the waist part 2 is wound around the torso, the waist part 2 can be tightened by holding the bent part 2c protruding from the boundary line 5 of the waist part 2 and pulling the hand 2b. . Therefore,
The waist portion 2 can be wound around the torso without loosening.

Further, by attaching the obi pillow 7 to the hanging portion 3 in advance, it is not necessary to position the obi pillow 7 by hand around the back, so that the workability is improved and the obi pillow 7 is placed in the correct position. Since the drum 12 can be positioned without distortion, the drum 12 can be formed in a good shape. Also,
Since the drum 12 is formed by simultaneously pulling up the left and right ends of the string 10 attached to the hanging portion 3, the hanging portion 3 can be formed into a desired drum shape quickly and with good shape.

Therefore, anyone can easily connect the Nagoya belt with good appearance.

Further, the present invention does not require special accessories, and can be carried out simply by applying a simple processing to a normal Nagoya belt as a material. It has the advantage that it can be done. The present invention is particularly suitable for all and plain Nagoya belts.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing one embodiment of a Nagoya belt according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a left side view of FIG.

FIG. 3 is a view for explaining a method of fastening a Nagoya belt according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Nagoya belt 2 Waist part 3 Hanging part 4 Folding part 5 Boundary line with waist part 7 Obi pillow 8 Obi fried 9 String passing 10 String

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A Nagoya belt in which a waist portion 2 folded in half width and a hanging portion 3 of full width are folded at right angles via an isosceles triangular folded portion 4 therebetween. The end 2a on the side of the folding portion 4 of the
In a state in which the sloping portion 3 and the sloping portion 3 are orthogonal to each other, the fold portion 3 is bent so as to protrude beyond the boundary line 5 with the folding portion 4 which is the median line of the isosceles triangle by 2 cm or less than the half width of the strip.
It is fixed to the folding part 4, and on the back surface of the hanging part 3, a fixing means 6 for fixing the band pillow 7 is provided in the vicinity of the folding part 4 and from the drip tip 3a. A Nagoya belt which is provided with a string thread 9 through which the string 10 can be passed in a state orthogonal to the hanging portion 3 at a position above 25 cm to 32 cm. 2. The fixing means 6, wherein a sheet is attached to the back surface of the hanging portion 3 so as to form a cylinder open in the band width direction so that the band pillow 7 can be inserted. Nagoya belt described in. 3. A fixing means 6 in which one end of a sheet is sewn to the back surface of the hanging portion 3, and a pair of locking members are attached to the other end of the sheet and the back surface of the hanging portion 3. The seat pillow 7 is fixed to the back surface of the hanging part 3 by holding the band pillow 7 with the sheet and locking the locking member, according to claim 1, wherein Nagoya belt. 4. A Nagoya belt which is folded at a right angle by a half-width waist portion 2 and a full width hanging portion 3 with an isosceles triangular folded portion 4 therebetween. The end 2a on the side of the fold 4 is 2 cm or less than half the width of the band beyond the boundary 5 with the fold 4 which is the midline of the isosceles triangle in a state where the waistline 2 and the hanging part 3 are perpendicular to each other. Is fixed to the folded portion 4 so as to protrude by the length of the band, and a fixing means 6 for fixing the band pillow 7 is provided on the back surface of the hanging portion 3 in the vicinity of the folded portion 4. , And from the hanging point 3a to 25cm to 32c
A method for fastening a Nagoya obi 1 in which a string thread 9 through which a string 10 can be passed in a state orthogonal to the hanging part 3 is provided at a position above m, which is a fixing means for fixing a obi pillow 7 covered with a bandage 8. 6 hangs 3
, A string 10 of a length that can be wrapped around the body and tied at both ends is passed through the string pass 9, the hanging part 3 is folded back with the pillow 7 as a mountain, and the band 1 is wrapped around the surface. The belt 1 is fixed to the back by hanging both ends of the sash 7 around the torso so that the sash 1 is fixed to the back, and the waist 2 is wrapped around the torso. Holding the bent portion 2c protruding from the line 5, pulling the tip 2b of the waist portion 2 with the other hand, tightening the waist portion 2, rewinding the waist portion 2 around the torso, and using the surplus tip 2b of the waist portion 2 Temporarily fasten it to an appropriate location, hold both ends of the cord 10 with the left and right hands, pull it up at the same time, turn both ends of the cord 10 forward at the position above the upper edge of the waist portion 2 to temporarily knot, 3 is formed into a drum shape, the hand 2b is turned back, passed through the inside of the drum 12, and the Passed over the inner hand 2b of drum 12, signed by turning the both ends in the front torso, Obi Nagoya Obi fastening method characterized by pulling out the cord 10.