JPS5826965Y2 - hanging - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to the lower part of the kake that is worn under the uchikake.

Currently, uchikake is used as a bride's ceremonial dress, and when worn, kake is worn underneath, tied with an obi, and worn on top.

After the ceremony, the bride leaves the reception in the middle of the reception, changes into a new costume, and returns to the banquet hall.
To change the color, remove the uchikake, untie the obi, remove the lower part of the kake, and put on the kimono and obi for the change.However, the bride's kimono has a long hem, a large flap, and long sleeves. The emperor's dress was made of thick, wide material, all luxurious and heavy, and the way the obi was tied was complicated and many strings were used, so it took quite a long time to get dressed, and during that time the attendants were asked to dress in the bride's absence. Giving congratulatory speeches and eating at the table takes away from the excitement of a well-deserved banquet, and the bride has to hastily change into her costume, and walking between the banquet hall and the beauty salon in a heavy costume is stressful both mentally and physically. We were both tired.

In view of this, the present invention has been developed to improve the lower part of the kake so that it can be easily put on and taken off on top of the costume for changing the color.When you wear this and wear the uchikake, it is no different than wearing the traditional kake with the lower part. It provides a convenient hanger that has never been seen before, with an unchanging appearance and the ability to change the color instantly by wiping it off.

Examples of the present invention will be described below.

Figures 1 to 4 show a two-part body body 1,
The above-mentioned main body is made of a cloth suitable for the bottom, such as waiko, eclipse, habutae, and other hangers, and is divided into an upper body part 1' and a lower body part 1'', and the front length of the upper body part is made almost to the waist. Make the hakama part 2 longer, the collar part 3 shorter, and the side part 4 even shorter to make the lower side 5.
Make it diagonal down the front, make the length of the back seam 6 (center part) the length that reaches the top of the worn obi, make the side 7 longer than that and almost reach the waist part, and make the lower side 8 into a C shape. The front and back sections are separated without side stitching so that they can be distributed to the front and back of the shoulders, and sleeves 9 of a length that matches the sleeves of the uchikake are sewn to this, and the sleeves 9 are sewn together with the collar. cuff 9
' and sleeves are made in a hi-yen style with 9" of fusu (9").

The lower body part is long enough to pull the hem properly when worn, and the width of the conventional hanger is just enough to allow you to wear it on top of a costume for color changes and make a similar meeting to the bottom (the one shown is approximately 117cm in length). 5c
m width is approximately 140 cm), and the upper side 11' of the back body 11 extends approximately 11.5 cm from the upper side 12' of the front body 12. The front end 14, hem 15, and top end 16 of the fly body 13 made (the skirt part is approximately up to the top edge, and the hem part of the front and back body parts is approximately 74 cm) are roughly stapled to the lower body part, and the fly body is made. The upper side 17 and the inner side 18 of the collar are separated from the lower body part to form a bag-shaped part 19 on the back side of the lower body part (the above dimensions are merely examples and are not limited to these).

20 is a string, 21 is a date wrap, string, etc., and 22 is a simple obi.

The obi shown in the figure is made of obi fabric on the front side, a suitable cloth 22' on the back side, and has a round obi closure 23 attached to the front side.

The bag-like part on the back side of the lower body part can be provided by sewing a separate cloth to the back side of the wing body, and in this case, the upper side of the wing body and the inner side of the collar are bound to the lower body part as appropriate.

This item is made as described above, so the lower part of the body is worn over the costume that is being worn to change the color of the kimono (
Place the lower part (not including underwear such as a long jacket) in the bag-shaped part formed from the fly body on the back side, overlap the upper side with the tied tie of the color change, align the front body, tighten the laces, and tighten the hem. Arrange the kimono and put on the kimono, divide the upper part of the body whose side parts are not sewn into the front and back, hang it over the shoulders, and put the sleeves of the new kimono (including underwear such as a long yuban) into the sleeves of the upper part of the body. Insert the lower part of the back between the tied obi and the kimono, put the front part on top of the kimono, secure it with a date wrap, string, etc., and put on the kimono. When you tighten it and put on the uchikake,
The traditional kake looks no different from wearing the kake underneath, the kimono for changing the color worn under the kake is completely hidden and is not exposed to the outside, and the hem of the long jacket is hidden under the kake. Because it overlaps on the inside, even if you walk or hang it on a chair, the lower part of the kimono for changing your color is wrapped in the bag-shaped part at the bottom, and the kake is integrated with the bottom, so it won't mess up the hem or touch your feet. No tangles.

In addition, since the side parts of the upper body are not sewn, the iron part is flexible during meetings, so you can wear it neatly without feeling cramped, so you can easily wear it to ceremonies and banquets, and there will be no inconvenience when taking photos. Does not occur.

And when you want to change your color, you don't have to go to Wagiwasa's hair salon, you can remove the uchigake in a nearby place, such as in the next room or behind the folding screen on the back, remove the simple obi, untie the date wrap, etc. The upper part of the body is separated from the front and back, so take out the sleeve of the kimono for changing the color from the sleeve part, pull off the back side and take it off. When you pull it out, it instantly changes to a new costume, so you can go straight back to the banquet, so the bride can take her seat right after leaving her seat for a short while, so the party won't be disrupted, and the guests can enjoy the quick change. On the other hand, the bride feels extremely satisfied with the color change, and her fatigue level is significantly reduced because she does not have to wear a heavy costume, walk to the beauty salon, and hastily change into a new costume.

In addition, the lower part of this hanger is worn over a costume for changing the color, and the lower part of the kimono is stored in the pouch-like part, giving it a profound feeling. Since it looks heavy, it can be obtained economically.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of this invention; FIG. 1 is a front view of the upper body, FIG. 2 is a rear view of the same, and FIG. 3 is a surface view of the lower body, partially folded back. Figure 4 is a cutaway back view of the same part, Figure 5 is a front view of the band, and Figure 6 is a cutaway view of the same part.
The figure is a back view of the same, Figures 7 to 11 are explanatory diagrams showing how it is being worn, Figure 7 is a front view of the costume for color correction, and Figure 8 is the lower part of the body of the costume stored in the bag-shaped part. Enlarged view, Figure 9 is a side view with the lower body part attached, Figure 10 is a front view with the lower body part attached to the top, and Figure 11 is a front view with the belt attached to the bottom. The figure is a front view wearing a uchikake.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The hanger that is worn on top of the costume for changing the color is the bottom part, and is made in a two-part type consisting of an upper body part and a lower body part, and the upper body part has a front length that almost reaches the waist. The length of the back is made so that the center part reaches the top of the obi worn on the kimono, and the armpits reach almost the waist, and the front and back body parts are separated without side seams, and the sleeves are made to match the sleeves of the sleeves. Sew on the sleeves, cuffs,
The sleeves and collar are made in a Hiyoku style, and the lower body part is long enough to be worn on top of a costume for changing the color, and the length is adjusted to cover the lower body. The upper side and inner side of the shank are separated and the front end, hem, and upper end of the fly body are sewn to the lower body to form a bag-like part.