JPH11293504A - Production of japanese clothes and woven fabric therefor - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method for making a Japanese cloth with one piece of a woven fabric, and the woven fabric used for the same method. SOLUTION: This method for making a Japanese cloth is provided by drawing a design of clothes material parts 1 and sash material parts 2 on one woven fabric A, and making a set of Japanese cloth by cutting each of the parts and sewing to form a Japanese cloth and a sash. Also, the Japanese clothes is made by drawing a design of small articles for the sash on the woven fabric, and preparing the small articles for the sash. Further, a fabric having the same woven structure can be used and the fabrics having each different woven structure for each of the cloth fabric parts, the sash parts and the small articles for the sash parts can be used. Also, it is allowed to draw designs for capable of making one, or two or more Japanese cloths. Furthermore, a woven fabric prepared by cutting open a ring shaped woven fabric can be used.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a kimono and a textile fabric used for the manufacture of the kimono, and more particularly, to a method of manufacturing an outerwear of a kimono that does not include innerwear such as undergarments and tabi socks. For woven fabrics.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Kimono is usually worn as a set of kimono, obi and small obi accessories (obi raising, obi 〆, obi strap), and the kimono, obi and small obi accessories are individually woven or composed kimonos. It is made by using ground (cloth), zoning and small zoning, and cutting and sewing them.

[0003]

By the way, the kimono industry has conventionally been divided into industries for producing kimonos, zonals and small articles for zoning, respectively. 〆We are divided into the industry of making land and obi lace. That is, in order to prepare a single kimono, it is necessary to purchase kimonos, obis, and small obis for obis (obi raising, obi lands, obi laces) produced by division of labor in each industry. For this reason, it is very difficult to find a band or a small band for a band that matches the color and pattern of the kimono, because it is necessary to purchase kimonos from each industry individually, and if it is not there, it is very difficult to order. We have to wait for it to be completed, and in any case, it takes a considerable amount of production days. In addition, in view of the current situation of purchasing from each industry, it goes without saying that the labor costs in the industry for producing kimonos, zoning, small zoning, and the intermediate margins of those wholesalers are added to the cost. In the end, the cost of producing one kimono was raised.

[0004] The purpose of the present invention was made in view of the above-mentioned conventional circumstances.
And a woven fabric used in the method.

[0005]

According to the first aspect of the present invention, in order to achieve the above-mentioned object, a kimono land portion and a band portion are formed on a single piece of woven fabric, and they are cut into individual portions. A method of fabricating a kimono by sewing and forming a kimono and a belt was adopted. Further, in the second aspect, a method of forming a small band material portion on the woven fabric and manufacturing a small band material in addition to the kimono and the band to manufacture a kimono is adopted.
Here, the kimono refers to a set of kimono, obi and small articles for obi. In the present invention, the kimono is composed of two points of kimono and obi or three points of kimono and obi plus small obi articles. Any of them may be used. Obi accessories are used when tightening a obi, such as an obi band, a obi string, or a obi. The fabric is
It is good to use what weaved so that the color pattern of the kimono ground, the belt, and the accessory ground may match each other.

Further, the woven fabric having the same weaving structure may be used as in claim 3, or a kimono ground portion and a band portion as in claim 4, or a kimono ground portion as in claim 5. A woven fabric having a different weave structure may be used for the belt portion and the band accessory portion. In addition, as in the sixth aspect, a model may be raised so that one or two or more kimonos can be manufactured. Further, a woven fabric obtained by cutting a ring-shaped woven fabric may be used.

The present invention employs the following technical means in order to construct a woven fabric used for manufacturing the above-mentioned kimono. According to the eighth and ninth aspects of the present invention, the kimono fabric is manufactured by weaving a pattern of a kimono land portion and a belt portion, or a kimono land portion, a belt portion, and a small band material. Perfect for use in methods. Further, the pattern may be such that one or two or more kimonos can be manufactured.

[0008]

According to the first to seventh aspects of the present invention, a kimono, a band, and small articles for a band are manufactured from a single piece of woven fabric to manufacture a kimono. Since there is no need to purchase woven fabric for each part such as kimonos, obis, obi accessories etc. composing kimono from each industry, and there is no time spent on color and pattern matching at all,
In addition to being able to produce kimono quickly, labor costs in each industry and a part of the intermediate margin of wholesalers can be surely reduced. In addition, it is possible to mass-produce Japanese clothes having the same texture. Therefore, this is a manufacturing method that can significantly reduce both time and cost as compared with the conventional manufacturing of kimono, so that a very reasonable kimono can be manufactured. In addition, if the method of manufacturing a kimono using the same woven fabric as in claim 3 is a method of manufacturing a kimono, since the woven structure of the woven fabric is simple, the woven fabric itself can be manufactured at very low cost. This is very effective in reducing manufacturing costs. In addition, if the woven fabric has a different weaving structure between the kimono ground portion and the belt portion as in claim 4, or the kimono ground portion, the belt portion, and the small band portion for belt as in claim 5, a thicker fabric is used. Bands and thin band items can be easily manufactured. Further, as in claim 6, the woven fabric may be raised so that two or more kimonos can be manufactured, especially, for example, a plurality of kimonos having the same texture can be manufactured. This method is effective in mass production, and if a model is raised so that a plurality of kimonos with different textures can be produced, kimonos with various textures can be produced from a single woven fabric. Furthermore, by using a woven fabric obtained by cutting a ring-shaped woven fabric as in claim 7, it is easy to manufacture a wide woven fabric in which a plurality of kimonos can be manufactured, thereby improving workability in manufacturing the kimono. The effect is great. According to the eighth to tenth aspects of the present invention, it is possible to provide a woven fabric that is most suitable for the above-described method of manufacturing a kimono.

[0009]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. 1 to 4 show a kimono ground portion 1.
And the woven fabric parts A to D in which the woven fabric part 2 and the small garment fabric part 3 are woven into one piece (actually, a pattern diagram is shown). FIG. FIG. 3 shows a woven fabric B wearing two Japanese clothes, FIG. 3 shows a woven fabric D wearing four Japanese clothes, and FIG. Each of the above-mentioned woven fabrics A to D is woven so that the respective portions of the kimono base 1, the zonal base 2, and the small obi base 3 are continuously integrated and can be raised in each pattern.

The kimono base 1 and the band small base 3 are also woven so that the pattern of each part constituting them can be raised.
, Sleeves 12, collars 13, hanging collars 14, shir15, and
In the case of Hakake 16 and Hikake 17 (in the present embodiment, only the woven fabric B shown in FIG. 2), and in the case of the small article base 3 for obi, the obi is raised 31 and the obi is used.
32, laces 33 etc. are woven so that these patterns can be embossed. The above-mentioned kimono base 1, band 2, and small band base 3 for fabric can be manufactured in a plurality of cloths B to D, and they are provided for the number of clothes.

Since the woven fabric A is woven in a pattern for producing a single piece of kimono, it is woven by ordinary plain weaving. Regarding the woven fabrics B to D, since they are woven fabrics of a pattern for producing a plurality of two or more kimonos, since they are considerably horizontal and wide as described later,
The ring-shaped woven fabric is cut into a single woven fabric by cutting the woven fabric into a single woven fabric, and the ring-shaped woven fabric is separated from the woven fabrics B and C by a cut-off portion (a position that is half the vertical dimension). The fabric may be woven so as to exhibit an asymmetric shape when it is cut open, or may be woven so as to exhibit a symmetric shape as in a fabric D. In this way, by using a ring-shaped woven fabric, the woven fabric can be easily produced even in a case where the woven fabric has a considerably long width and a wide dimension, and it can be easily woven as a different woven structure in the upper half and the lower half. it can.

The woven fabrics A to D shown in the present embodiment are all woven fabrics including a kimono fabric 1, a zonal fabric 2, and a small obi fabric 3, but are limited to this woven fabric. Instead, the fabrics A to D in which the kimono 1 and the belt 2 are woven are optional. (Not shown.) The textile fabrics A to D are produced, for example, with dimensions shown in the drawing. Textile A is vertical
76cm, 950cm in width, Textile B is 320cm in height, 600c in width
m, woven fabric C is 192 cm long and 1210 cm wide, and woven fabric D is 2 long.
It is woven with a size of 56 cm and a width of 1510 cm, respectively, and within this size, the kimono 1, the zonal 2, and the small obi 3 are raised. Also, the cross-shaped parallel oblique lines in FIGS.
It is the loss part 4 of the textiles A to D, the kimono 1, the belt 2,
By arranging the small band material 3 so that the loss portions 4 are minimized when the small material material 3 is raised, the fabric material can be used without waste. The dimensions of the textile fabrics A to D or the arrangement of the kimono fabric 1, the zonal fabric 2, and the small garment fabric 3 are merely examples of the embodiment, and are not limited to the illustrated numerical values and the limitations.

In the method of manufacturing a kimono using the woven fabrics A to D woven as described above, after cutting each part along the above-described pattern, they are sewn to produce a kimono, a band, and a small band material. It is also optional to use a lining for a kimono or a band at the time of the sewing. In addition, the dyeing of the woven fabrics A to D is, for example, prior to weaving, that is, dyeing at the yarn stage,
Either pre-cutting or post-dyeing of dyeing the fabric after cutting may be used, but dyeing is performed so that the color and pattern of the kimono and the band are in harmony. According to such a method, a kimono can be easily manufactured from one woven fabric or a harmonious kimono of a plurality of colors and patterns.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 shows an example of a woven fabric used in the method of manufacturing a kimono according to the present invention, which is a woven fabric for one piece of kimono.

FIG. 2 shows another example of the same woven fabric (model drawing), which is a woven fabric for two kimonos.

FIG. 3 shows another example of a woven fabric (model drawing), which is a woven fabric for three kimonos.

FIG. 4 shows another example of a woven fabric (model drawing), which is a woven fabric for four kimono clothes.

[Explanation of symbols] Textile fabric (model): A, B, C, D Kimono fabric: 1
Obi: 2 Obi accessories: 3

Claims (10)

[Claims] 1. A method of manufacturing a kimono in which a kimono base and a belt are formed on a single piece of woven fabric, and cut and sewn for each part to produce a kimono and a band. 2. The method of manufacturing a kimono according to claim 1, further comprising: forming a small band for the band on the woven fabric, and forming a small band for the band in addition to the kimono and the band. 3. The method according to claim 1, wherein the entire woven fabric has the same weave structure. 4. The method of manufacturing a kimono according to claim 1, wherein the woven fabric has a different weaving structure between a kimono and a belt. 5. The method of manufacturing a kimono according to claim 2, wherein the woven fabric has different weaving structures in a kimono land portion, a band portion, and a small band portion. 6. The fabric according to claim 1, wherein the fabric is formed so that one or more clothes can be manufactured.
The method for producing a kimono according to any one of the preceding claims. 7. The method of manufacturing a kimono according to claim 1, wherein the woven fabric is obtained by cutting a ring-shaped woven fabric. 8. A fabric for fabricating a kimono, which is woven so as to be able to cut a pattern of a kimono and a belt. 9. A woven fabric for making kimono, which is woven so as to be able to cut a pattern of a kimono ground portion, a band portion, and a small band material. 10. The fabric of claim 8 or 9, wherein said pattern is capable of producing one or more clothes.