JPS5828181B2 - Mount for folding clothes - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a mount used for folding shirts, and in particular, the mount for folding shirts does not use any presser pins, etc., and is safe and secure due to the folded holding part and folding wings formed on the mount. This paper relates to a mount that allows you to easily and beautifully fold a shirt.

In general, for clothing such as dress shirts (hereinafter referred to as shirts),
A mount (hereinafter referred to as mount) is used to fold one or more shirts to maintain the shape of the folded shirt.

That is, these mounts are used to maintain the shape of the folded shirt during distribution processes such as packaging and store display, and to maintain the beauty of the product.

In addition, when folding, generally a mount is attached to the back of the unfolded shirt, and both sleeves, both body parts, and the hem are folded sequentially over the back of the mount along the shape of the mount, and the main points are folded. Fasten the required points with presser pins,
Or, use clamps to keep the folded shirt from falling apart.

However, with presser pins, it is a hassle for the purchaser to pull out each pin one by one when putting it on, and while searching for them, the pins can cause injury, or the pins that have been pulled out can be scattered around, which is dangerous. Moreover, if the product is left unused for a long period of time, rust may develop, which significantly reduces the product value.

Furthermore, the use of these presser pins during folding work is a source of injury, requires skill, and is a major bottleneck in improving productivity and reducing costs.

Therefore, various methods have been invented for folding shirts without using presser pins, and mounts that satisfy these methods have been devised, but none of them have been able to sufficiently avoid the deformation caused by the distribution process described above. However, wrinkles were generated and the result was not completely satisfactory.

Furthermore, it is difficult to work when folding, and it is desired that the folding material be easy to handle.

Various inventions have been made in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and by improving the mount, these presser bins and fasteners are completely unnecessary, and in particular, when folding, some parts of the product are removed. This locking part can be folded back in a tensioned manner to improve the shape retention of the shirt.
In addition, it facilitates the work of dressing and increases the commercial value.

That is, the shirt folding mount of the present invention that has achieved the above object has folding wings that can be folded backwards on the sleeve-corresponding parts of the mount that is attached to the back of the shirt. A locking part that engages a part of the partially folded sleeve, and a folded piece that is inserted into the locking part together with the folded part of the sleeve, and is located above the outer edge side of the folded piece. A fold-up support piece is formed at the hem of the sleeve, and the side edges of the wing pieces are configured so that they abut against each other at the center of the mount in the folded state, so as to stably hold the folded sleeve. The pieces are folded toward the rear to keep the front body taut.

The structure and effects of the present invention will be explained below based on the drawings which are examples, but the embodiments described in the following examples and claims are only one specific example, and of course the purpose of the above and the following is to be understood. It can be implemented in the same way even if the shape or design is changed, and all of these are included in the technical scope of the present invention.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the mount of the present invention, which is applied to a long-sleeved shirt.

That is, the mount 1 is composed of a main mount 2 and wing pieces 3a and 3b formed on both upper shoulders of the main mount 2, and a collar matching piece 5 is formed above the main mount 2 to be inserted into the folded back part of the collar of the shirt. be done.

Also, on the upper part of the root side of the wing pieces 3a and 3b, there are folded pieces 4a,
4b, and the folded piece 4a is placed at an appropriate position on the wing piece.

Slit-shaped locking portions 5a and 6b are formed into which a portion of the locking portion 4b is inserted and engaged when folded back.

It is recommended that locking tool protrusions 9a+9b be formed on the folded pieces 4a and 4b.

The folded pieces 4a and 4b are then folded back in the direction of arrow A and locked in the locking portions 6a and 6b.

The protrusions 9a and 9b enhance this locking effect, and the locking portion 5a.

If the locking force of 6b is large, the protrusions 9a and 9b may not be provided.

The wing pieces 3a and 3b thus formed are folded back in the direction of arrow B and stacked on the back side of the main mount 2.

8 is a cut mark for alignment when attaching the mount 1 to the back of the shirt.

Also, in this embodiment, the outer sides 3a' of the wing pieces 3a and 3b.

3b/ is lengthened and formed into a substantially trapezoidal shape, but this acts as a reinforcing material to prevent the main mount 2 from bending from approximately the center due to the weight of the folded shirt. The shape is not limited to this, and any shape may be used as long as it is formed as shown by the chain line "K" so that the lower side of the wing piece 3a is located lower than the center of the main mount 2.

Furthermore, the mount 1 is shown as being formed by cutting a single piece of cardboard into the main mount 2 and the wing pieces 3a and 3b, but these are constructed so that they are formed separately and then pasted and folded. The one you did is fine.

The procedure for folding the long-sleeved shirt mount 1 constructed as described above is as follows.

First, as shown in FIG. 2, a long-sleeved shirt 10 is laid out with its back facing out, and the unfolded mount 1 is placed on top of the back body.

Next, the collar matching piece 5 of the mount 1 is inserted into the collar 12, the alignment mark 8 is placed in the center of the back body, and the sleeves are folded, but this folding may be done from either the left or the right.

In the figure, the right sleeve 11a is first folded along the outer side 3a' of the wing piece 3a, and then folded onto the main mount 2, and then the folded piece 4
a according to the arrow A, and insert a portion of the shaft and its outer side into the locking portion 6a.

That is, since a part of the sleeve is folded by the folding piece 4a and inserted into the locking part 6a, the right sleeve 11a is attached to the wing piece 3a as shown in FIG. , and a portion 113' thereof is folded into the slit of the locking portion 6a and held by the elasticity thereof.

As a result, the right sleeve 11a is stably maintained in the folded state (FIG. 2).

The left sleeve 11b is also folded up along the wing piece 3b in the same manner as described above, and is also sandwiched between the folded pieces 4a.

When the sleeves 11a and 11b are folded in this way, the fourth
As shown in the figure, the wing pieces 3a and 3b are folded to the back side, and the front body 15a is folded together with the wing pieces to the back side along the main mount 2.

The right sleeve 11a of the shirt 10 to be folded at this time is subjected to an expanding action on the outer peripheral side due to the folding and bending of the wings 3a, as shown in FIG. be done.

In addition, following this tension maintenance, the entire front body is tensioned, and the folding of both wing pieces becomes extremely sharp, and the folding is extremely beautiful.

Although the inner sleeve 11a is pulled by this folding, since it is stably locked by the folded piece 4a, it will not slip out of the locking part 6a.

The winglets 3a, 3b (FIG. 6) then folded together,
Although they may be left as they are, it is recommended that they be connected using a fastening material 16 such as adhesive tape.

Then, fold the hem 10C of the shirt 10 in the direction of arrow C, and make the tip part the wing piece 3a.

Fold it around past 3b.

Although the wing pieces 3a and 3b are connected by tape, other connection means may be used. For example, the fitting convex portion 17 and the fitting recess 18 as shown in FIG. They may be provided at both ends of 3a and 3b so that they engage with each other, or they may be hook-shaped as shown in FIG. 8, and these designs can be freely changed.

Therefore, these shapes are not limited to those shown.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing a state in which the folding of the hem portion 10C is completed, and shows a state in which all folding of the shirt 10 is completed.

Next, if necessary, hold down the clip 19 in the recess 20.
From 20 onwards, insert it into the mount 1 and the outer periphery of the folded hem 10C so as to sandwich them between each other.

FIG. 10 is a front view showing the shirt 10 folded and packaged, and the folded ends 10a and 10b of the shirt 10 folded with the mount 1 are extremely sharp;
The finish is extremely beautiful.

FIG. 11 is a plan view showing another embodiment of the present invention, in which a mount 1a for a short-sleeved shirt with folding is shown.

That is, the short-sleeved shirt mount 1a has wings 3 provided on the main mount.
This is an improved version of the folding piece 4a of at least one of a and 3b, and the folding piece 4a has the locking piece 22 and the folding piece 2.
1, a locking piece 22 and a folding piece 2
A slit 23 is formed between the two.

Similarly to the previous embodiment, the locking piece 22 is constructed so that a portion thereof can be inserted into the locking portion 6a.

A short-sleeved shirt 10 is made using the mount 1a formed in this way.
The procedure for convolving ' is performed as shown in Figure 12.13.

First, the mount 10 is placed along the back of the shirt 10' in the same manner as in FIG. Insert into the locking part 6a together with the stopper piece 22.

Next, the held winding shaft 11a' is guided into the slit 23 and folded back in the direction of arrow E, and the winding shaft 11a' is held between the folding pieces 21.

When the winding shaft 11a' is folded in this manner, the front body 15a is folded back together with the wing pieces 3a.

On the other hand, the left side 11b' on the side of the wing piece 3b is folded back in the same manner as the above-mentioned folding of the long-sleeved shirt.

After folding both sleeves 11a' and 11b', the 6th
As shown in the figure, connect the hem 10C to both wings 3a, 3b and main mount 2.
(Fig. 14), and fix it using the clip 19 in the same way as above, completing the folding of the shirt 10'. do.

As described above, the present invention improves the mount so that the stems of long-sleeved and short-sleeved shirts are stably locked with the wings provided on both shoulders of the main mount, and these are folded into the back sides of each other. Therefore, the shirt can be kept under tension stably.

Therefore, folding can be done without using pins or temporary fixing pins as in the past.

Moreover, the workability is extremely safe and the productivity is also improved.

Furthermore, in this embodiment, since the sleeves that have been folded toward the back side are folded back together with the front body, the fabric of the shirt is held in a stretched manner, and there is no risk of wrinkles occurring on the front surface of the shirt.

Moreover, since both sides of the stretched shirt are straightly regulated by both sides of the main mount, the folded state is extremely sharp and aesthetically pleasing.

Since the shirt folded in this way is neat and does not lose its shape, it is possible to increase and maintain the product value for the purchaser.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the mount according to the present invention, and FIG.
- Figures 6 and 9 are explanatory diagrams showing the procedure for folding a shirt using the uninvented mount, Figure 2 is a perspective view, Figure 3 is a sectional view taken along the line I-III in Figure 2, and Figure 4 is Perspective view, Figure 5 is the 4th
Figure 6.9 is a perspective view, Figures 7 and 8 are enlarged perspective views of main parts showing an example of the fastening means for the wing pieces, Figure 1
Figure 0 is a front view showing a folded shirt, Figure 11 is a plan view showing another embodiment of the present invention, Figures 12 and 13 are perspective views illustrating the procedure for folding the shirt, and Figure 14 is a folded shirt. It is a front view showing the shirt attached. 1...Folding is a mount, 2...Main mount, 3a, 3
b...wing piece, 4a, 4b...folded piece, 6a
, 6b...Locking part, 10...Shirt, 11a, 11
b-Sleeves, 12 collars, 15a, 15b...front body, 22.
...Locking piece, 28...Slit, 21...Folding piece.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A mount for folding and holding a shirt by attaching it to the back of the shirt, the mount having wing pieces formed in the portions corresponding to both sleeves of the mount so that it can be folded to the rear, and both wing pieces. A part of the sleeve is formed with a locking part that catches a part of the folded sleeve, and a folded piece that is inserted into the locking part together with the shaft, and the shirt is placed above the folded piece on the outer edge side. A mount for folding dress shirts, characterized in that a folding support piece is formed for folding the hem of the shirt, and the side edges of the wings are butted against each other at the center of the mount in the folded state. 2. In claim 1, the locking portion is formed by a curved cut slit. 3. In claim 1, there is provided a mount for folding shirts, in which the folding piece is integrally formed with the sleeve folding piece, and a slit is provided so that only the locking piece is applied to the engaging part.