JPH11262440A - Kimono storage apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a Kimono (Japanese dress) storage apparatus causing no crease in a folded part when a Kimono wrapped in a paper holder is folded up further in storage. SOLUTION: In the vicinities of both end parts of a cardboard mount 1, multiple bend lines are formed in parallel. When the respective bending lines are bent, curling parts 6, 6, each of which is provided with a space part with a predetermined inside diameter, can be formed in the vicinities of the respective end parts. In both end edges 3, 3 of the mount 1, insertion tongue pieces 4, 4 are formed, while slits 5, 5, to which the respective insertion tongue parts 4, 4 can be inserted, are formed in the mount 1. In use, the mount 1 in which the curling parts 6, 6 are formed is put on a Kimono wrapped in a paper holder, and the Kimono wrapped in the paper holder is folded up with its intermediate part put along the curling parts 6, 6. In this way, the Kimono wrapped in a paper holder can be stored compactly without causing folding crease.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a kimono storage device for storing folded wrapped Japanese clothes with tatami paper.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Kimono is folded at an unnatural portion when folded at a portion other than a predetermined folding position. Therefore, during storage, the kimono is wrapped in a folded state at a predetermined folding position and wrapped with tatami paper.
In the present application, the tatami-wrapped kimono means a kimono wrapped in tatami paper in a predetermined folded state.

By the way, Japanese wrapping wrapped Japanese wrapping paper has a considerable area of about 70 to 80 cm in the longitudinal direction and about 40 cm in the width direction. Store the wrapped Japanese clothes in a flat state. In addition, if the tatami-wrapped Japanese clothes are stored for a long time in a further folded state, folds will be formed on the folded portions (the folds will not disappear easily), and the appearance will be poor when worn. .

[0004]

As described above, the tatami-wrapped Japanese clothes are generally stored while being spread in a flat state, so that there is a problem that a large-area space is required as a storage place and a wide width is required. In recent years, housing needs have become smaller due to the need for storage cabinets (tanners).

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide a kimono storage device which can prevent folding wrinkles from occurring at the folded portion even if the tatami-wrapped kimono is folded even smaller during storage.

[0006]

The present invention has the following structure as means for solving the above-mentioned problems.

[0007] That is, the present invention is directed to a kimono storage device used when storing folded wrapped Japanese clothes with tatami paper and storing the folded wrapped Japanese clothes.

[0008] The kimono storage device of the present application is a rectangular shape having a size such that one side length is considerably shorter than the length of the wrapped wrapped Japanese garment and the other side length is substantially equal to the width of the wrapped wrapped Japanese garment. Cardboard mounts are used.

On this backing sheet, a number of fold lines each extending in the length direction of the other side are formed in parallel at small intervals near both ends in the length direction of one side. Each folding line is for forming a curling portion having a space portion having a predetermined inner diameter near each end by sequentially bending the folding lines in the same direction. In addition, when about 5 to 7 fold lines are arranged side by side at, for example, 1 cm intervals, when the curling portion is formed, the outer peripheral surface thereof is in a state close to an arc, and the inside diameter of the curling portion is about 3 to 4 cm. A space can be formed.

[0010] At both end edges in the length direction of one side of the backing sheet, insertion tongue pieces are respectively formed to project slightly outward. On the other hand, a slit is formed in the backing sheet so that each insertion tongue piece can be inserted with a curling portion formed near each end thereof.

The kimono storage tool according to the present invention is formed by punching a cardboard with a press machine, and can be manufactured in a single process by forming a folding line and forming a slit portion at the time of the punching. The kimono storage device is manufactured, stored, and shipped in a flat state.

When using this kimono storage device, a curling portion is formed by sequentially bending each fold line near both ends in the length direction of one side of the backing sheet in the same direction to form a curling portion. The assembly is completed by inserting the pieces into the slits. In this state, since each insertion tongue piece is inserted into the slit, the shape retention of each curling portion is ensured (the curling portion does not collapse). In the assembled kimono storage device, the dimension in one side length direction is 40.
About 50 cm, the other side length dimension is about 40 cm,
The radius of the curling part is about 1.5 to 2 cm.

[0013] In order to store the tatami-wrapped kimono using the assembled kimono storage tool, the middle portion of the tatami-wrapped kimono in the longitudinal direction is attached to the outer surface of the curling portion. The tatami-wrapped kimono can be folded over the top and bottom of the mount. In this state, the planar shape area of the tatami wrapped Japanese clothing is small, and the folded portion of the tatami wrapped Japanese clothing is gently curved along the curling portion, so that the folded portion is folded. Nothing.

[0014]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A kimono storage device according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3. As shown in FIG. 1 is used.

The size of the mount 1 is determined by the length of one side (A
−side length in the B direction) is about 65 cm and the other side length (C−
(Side length in the direction D) is about 40 cm. In the vicinity of both ends 1a, 1a in the AB direction of the mount 1, a number of fold lines 2A to 2G each directed in the CD direction are provided.
Are formed in parallel with each other. In this embodiment, seven folding lines 2A to 2G are formed in the vicinity of each end 1a, 1a. As for the fold lines on each side, six inner fold lines (reference numerals 2A to 2F) are sequentially arranged at small intervals of about 1 cm, and one outer fold line 2G is 6
It is formed at a position about 3 cm away from the folding line F of the book. Further, there is an interval of about 3 cm from the outermost folding line 2G to the edge 3 of the backing paper 1. In addition, the innermost folding line 2A
The length L from to the mount edge 3 is about 15 cm. The folding lines 2A to 2G are sequentially bent in the same direction,
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, curling portions 6 and 6 having a space with a predetermined inner diameter (for example, an inner diameter of about 3 to 4 cm) are formed near each end 1a.

Each edge 3, 3 in the AB direction of the mount 1
Are formed with insertion tongue pieces 4 and 4 slightly projecting outward at intermediate positions in the CD direction, respectively. Each of the insertion tongue pieces 4 and 4 has a protrusion width of about 2 cm and a length of about 10 cm. A fold line 2H is formed at the base of the tongue pieces 4 and 4.

Further, the mount 1 has a portion 1 near each end thereof.
Slits 5 and 5 are formed so that the insertion tongues 4 and 4 can be inserted respectively in a state where the curling portions 6 and 6 are formed in a and 1a. In this embodiment, each side slit 5
Are formed two by two at intervals of about 3 to 4 cm, but may be one by one in other embodiments.

The kimono storage device shown in FIG. 1 is formed by punching a cardboard with a press machine.
It is preferable to form the 2G and form the slit 5 at the same time. The kimono storage device is manufactured, stored, and shipped in the flat state shown in FIG.

The kimono storage device in a flat state is assembled in a use state as follows. First, from the state of FIG.
By sequentially bending the fold lines 2A to 2G near the both ends in the AB direction of the mount 1 in the same direction (valley fold), as shown in FIG.
To form After that, the insertion is completed by inserting the insertion tongue pieces 4 and 4 into predetermined (outer sides in the illustrated example) slits 5 and 5, respectively. In addition, each tongue piece 4, 4
After being inserted into the slit 5, if it is bent along the fold line 2H as shown in FIG.

In the assembled state shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, since the insertion tongues 4 and 4 are inserted into the slits 5 and 5, the curling portions 6 and 6 have a shape-retaining property (out of shape). (No state). Further, in this assembled state, the interval between the folding lines 2A to 2F is about 1 cm, so that the outer peripheral surfaces of the curling parts 6, 6 are in a state close to a circular arc, and the inside of the space part having an inner diameter of about 3 to 4 cm. Can be formed. Further, in this assembled state, AB in FIG.
The total length in the direction is about 46 cm, and the length in the CD direction is unchanged (about 40 cm).

The assembled kimono storage device is used as follows. The kimono is wrapped with tatami paper in a folded state at a predetermined folding position during storage, and the wrapped wrapped Japanese garment 11 (FIG. 3) has, for example, a total length of 70 to 8 in the longitudinal direction.
It has a considerable area of 0 cm and a width dimension of about 40 cm. In FIG. 3, reference numeral 12 denotes a wrapper bandage wrapped around a band with wrapper paper. In this embodiment, a single kimono storage device is used to store the wrapper band 11 and the wrapper bandage 12. ing. In another embodiment, only the tatami-wrapped Japanese clothes 11 may be stored.

Then, in order to store the tatami-wrapped Japanese clothing 11 and the wrapped-paper wrapping band 12 using this garment storage device, as shown in FIG. With the intermediate portions 11a and 12a attached to the outer surfaces of the curling portions 6 and 6 on the respective sides, the wrapped wrapped Japanese clothes 11 and the wrapped wrapped band 12 may be folded up and down on the backing paper 1, respectively. In this state, since the tatami-wrapped Japanese dress 11 (and the wrapped-wrapped bandage 12) is in a folded state, the overall planar shape area is small. For example, the total length in the left-right direction in FIG. 3 is about 50 cm and the width in the depth direction is 40 cm.
Will remain. In addition, as shown in FIG.
In the state where the wrapping paper 1 and the wrapping paper bandage 12 are attached to the kimono storage device, the folded portions 11a and 12a of the wrapping paper wrapping cloth 11 and the wrapping paper bandage 12 are gradually curved along the curling portions 6 and 6 on each side. I have.

As shown in FIG. 3, the wrapping paper-wrapped kimono 11 and the wrapping paper-wrapped bandage 12 are stored in, for example, a chest in a state of being mounted on a kimono storage tool. In this state, the area of the planar shape is 50 cm. It is about × 40 cm, which is considerably smaller than the area of the conventional case where the tatami-wrapped Japanese clothes 11 are stored in a state of being spread flat. Therefore, it can be stored in a space having a considerably smaller area (60 to 70% of the area) than the conventional one. In the storage state, the tatami-wrapped Japanese clothes 11
Also, since the folded portions 11a, 12a of the wrapping bandage 12 are gently curved along the curling portions 6, 6, the folded portions 11a, 12a can be stored for a long period of time.
No wrinkles occur.

[0024]

The kimono storage device of the present invention has the following effects.

(1) With the use of this kimono storage tool, the tatami-wrapped kimono 11 can be stored in a folded state.
The tatami-paper-wrapped Japanese clothes 11 can be stored in a space with a smaller area than in the past (in the case of being stored while being spread in a flat state).

(2) Since the curling portion 6 can be formed at the outer end of the kimono storage device, the folded portion 11a of the wrapped wrapped Japanese garment has the curling portion 11a even if the wrapped wrapped Japanese garment 11 is mounted in a folded state. 6, the folds 11a are not bent even if they are stored for a long period of time.

(3) In the manufacturing stage, shipping stage, etc., the curling portion 6 has a flat shape with the extended portion.
It is easy to manufacture and does not become bulky during shipping or storage.

(4) At the time of use, near the end of the mount 1
Since a and 1a can be assembled simply by bending at the folding lines 2A to 2G and inserting the insertion tongue piece 4 into the slit 5, the assembly can be easily performed even in a flat state.

(5) In the assembled state, since the insertion tongue piece 4 is inserted into the slit 5, the curling portion 6 is not deformed (crushed), and the storage state of the tatami-wrapped Japanese clothes 11 is maintained for a long time. And can be maintained well.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a kimono storage device according to an embodiment of the present application.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a usage form of the kimono storage device of FIG.

FIG. 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the kimono storage device of FIG. 2 taken along the line III-III.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 is a mount, 2A to 2G are folded lines, 3 is an edge of the mount, 4 is an insertion tongue, 5 is a slit, 6 is a curling portion, and 11 is a wrapped wrapped Japanese clothes.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A kimono storage device used for storing a tatami-wrapped kimono (11) in which a folded kimono is wrapped with tatami paper, wherein the rectangular shape is one side length of the tatami-wrapped kimono. (11) A cardboard (1) having a size substantially shorter than the length and having the other side length substantially equal to the width of the tatami-wrapped Japanese dress (11) is used. In the vicinity (1a, 1a) near both ends in the length direction of one side, a number of fold lines (2A to 2G) directed in the length direction of the other side are formed in parallel at small intervals. By curving each folding line (2A to 2G) sequentially in the same direction, a curling part (6, 6) having a space with a predetermined inner diameter can be formed near each end (1a, 1a), Further, a small outward edge is provided on both end edges (3, 3) in the length direction of one side of the backing sheet (1). Each of the insertion tongues (4, 4) can be inserted into the mount (1) in a state where the curling portions (6, 6) are formed. A kimono storage device, wherein a slit (5, 5) is formed.