JPS5819122Y2 - women's kimono - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to women's kimono, also called long clothes, other than long undergarments, haori, etc., and more specifically, wide collars, drumstick collars, stick collars (thin collars), etc. This article concerns a women's kimono that was developed in relation to the collar and the body.

Traditionally, women's kimonos are made to be longer than the length of the wearer's body, or in other words, are made to resemble the wearer's body length.
It is well known that this is done using the so-called chopsticks while using the original grade.

However, it is well known that one must undergo a considerable amount of training before being able to fold the chopsticks in a manner that looks good and does not slip off.

And, in order to avoid this kind of difficulty, it would be a good idea to make it more like chopsticks from the beginning and sew it on, which is something that a normal person would easily think of. Simply sewing a traditional length kimono into a chopsticks state will not produce the unique beauty of Japanese clothing that has been a tradition since ancient times.

Now, to explain the reason for this with reference to Figures 1 and 2, in Figure 1, a indicates the front body consisting of the upper front a0 and lower front a2, and b indicates the collar, and the lower end of the collar, in other words. The collar tip b1 is provided to protrude from the edge portions of the upper front a1 and the lower front a2.

However, when sewing such a conventional item as is or in the chopsticks state, the collar tip b1 and the folded lining part b2 are attached to the upper front a1 and the collar as shown in Figure 2. The part protrudes from the part b3 that is not folded back, which makes it extremely unsightly. The beauty of a woman's kimono is something that cannot be achieved.

This invention was developed by focusing on the points mentioned above.
However, by sewing the chopsticks and the collar so that they are located inward from the upper front and lower front edges of the front body, in other words, the width of the collar tip is approximately By sewing the I in the desired state, it is possible to eliminate the work of using chopsticks when wearing it, and the line from the collar to the top of the chopsticks is aligned on the same line, so the appearance is extremely good. Another purpose is to provide a women's kimono that can be worn by a skilled person with the length of the body longer than a chopsticks and the collar end in an orderly manner. To provide a women's kimono which can also be applied to the collar of the woman.

Next, an embodiment of the present invention capable of achieving the above object will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 3 and 4.

Fig. 3 shows the state before wearing, with a wide collar and length, and Fig. 4 shows the state when worn (note, before using date wraps etc.). There is.

1 is the front body that is better than the upper front 11 and lower front 12, 2 is the back body,
3 is a cross section formed on the front body 1 and the back body 2;
4 indicates a wide collar, and the upper part of the part 3 is the front part 1.
and is sewn to the back body 2, thereby making the length the same as the body length.

The collar tip portion 41 of the wide collar 4 is sewn in such a manner that approximately the width divided by the collar tip portion 41 is positioned inward from the edge portions of the upper front 11 and the lower front 12.

According to the product of the present invention, which has a slanted configuration, since the chopstick strand part 3 is sewn from the beginning, a good chopstick strand can be obtained without the use of a so-called expert. With,
Unlike the one in Fig. 2, the collar tip b1 and the lining part b2 do not protrude, and therefore an extremely beautiful Japanese style can be obtained.

Although one embodiment of the present invention has been described above, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, when making a ready-made product, the hem may be made long and the user may cut it to an appropriate length. Also, as mentioned earlier, it can be applied to not only wide collars but also drumstick collars, bar collars, etc.

Therefore, in this invention, the part of the collar is sewn to the front body and the back body in a state where the part is left open, and the tip of the collar is attached to the top and bottom front edges of the width of the collar. Since the gist of the kimono is a women's kimono that is sewn to the shrine inward from the edges, the intended purpose described above can be closely related.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a front view showing the relationship between a conventional length kimono and its collar, Figure 2 is an enlarged front view of a portion of the same kimono showing how it is worn, and Figures 3 and 4 are related to the present invention. An example of a women's kimono is shown; Fig. 3 is a front view showing the state before wearing, and Fig. 4 is a front view showing the state before wearing.
The figure is a front view of the device when worn. 1...Front body, 11...Top front, 12.
...Bottom front, 2...Back body, 3...
・Chopstick part, 4... Collar, 41...
Collar end.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Sew the tip of the collar to the front body and back body in a state where the chopsticks are twisted, and the tip of the collar is approximately the width ÷ inside of the upper front and lower front edges. A women's kimono that can be sewn on during pregnancy.