JPS5855203Y2 - Women's long clothes - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] The present invention relates to long wear for women.

Traditionally, women's long clothes were made by making the body length longer than the body length.
When worn, the long part is pulled up and the waist strap is tightened, and the part that has been pulled up is pulled down to form a chopstick, which is used as an accent at the waist.

However, these days, there are many people who are not comfortable wearing Japanese clothes, and they are unable to properly wear long clothes with chopsticks, and the shape of the chopsticks is bad, or the hem is short or long Not only was it not possible to put on the kimono neatly, but the waist strap was not tied in the proper position or the way it was fastened, causing it to slip off.

On the other hand, a kimono with a pair of legs is easy to wear because the length is adjusted to the body, but it doesn't look good because it doesn't have more than chopsticks, and the obi tends to slip off because the waist is bent, so it may be fine if it's just a nightgown or work clothes. It was not suitable for going out or wearing kimono for social occasions.

The present invention combines the ease of putting on a kimono with a cross-cut design and the effect of chopsticks, and provides a long kimono for women that can be worn neatly by anyone, does not cause slippage, and is comfortable and comfortable. That is.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below. The long-wear body 1 is made of a desired fabric into a single garment or a diagonal lining, and the chopstick body 2 is made of the same fabric or other material that complements the body. It is made of a different fabric or the like so as to have a shape that corresponds to the chopsticks of the main body of the long garment, and is held by a retaining means at a portion of the main body that is worn, which corresponds to the chopsticks.

The body of this chopstick is made by folding two pieces of cloth in the longitudinal direction into a band shape corresponding to the body part of the main body of the long kimono, with the ring 3 side facing down, and then folding the fabric into a band shape corresponding to the body part of the long garment body. The entire length of the edge 5 excluding the front end portion 4' of 4 (hereinafter referred to as the upper front body) is closed by sewing, hook-and-loop fasteners, etc., or any other arbitrary means to form a bag-like shape 6, and the edge edge on the front side of the upper front body is closed. From part 7, date marks are placed on the edges of the bag-like part of the upper front body, the bag-like part of the back body corresponding part (hereinafter referred to as the back body) 8, and the bag-like part of the lower front body corresponding part (hereinafter referred to as the lower front body) 9. A fastening device 10 such as a wristband or a waist strap is attached to the lower front body, leaving the front end portion 9' intact.

The front end portion of the lower front body which is not attached to this fastener is held between the fabrics of the front end portion of the upper front body when worn, and is held by a suitable retainer 11 to form a chopstick string.

As for the cloth for the chopsticks, a suitable cloth may be used for the parts that are not visible from the surface.

The chopstick body shown in Figures 3 and 4 is made of the same fabric as the long garment body, and a hook-and-loop fastener is provided on the inside edge of the front end of the upper front body, which has a free edge, and the bag-shaped lower front body is A fastener corresponding to the hook-and-loop fastener on the front body is provided on the back edge of the front end portion to serve as a retainer.

The fastening tool is made of Datejime, and when sewing the edges of the body from the chopsticks, the edges are sandwiched between the fabric of the body and attached at the same time.

The front edge of the lower front body is sewn to prevent the opening from opening.

The one in Figure 5 is an example in which the edges of the body are closed using hook-and-loop fasteners rather than chopsticks, and the edges of the front end of the lower front body are engaged with hook-and-loop fasteners.

The fastener uses a piece of wrapper with a loop, and the hook-and-loop fastener F on the body is secured to the loop.

Figure 6 shows how to make the length of the body somewhat longer than the chopsticks, attach a hook-and-loop fastener F at a desired location on the inside edge of the chopsticks, and secure the hook-and-loop fastener at a location corresponding to the chopsticks on the main body of the long garment. This shows an example in which a hook-and-loop fastener is provided.

K is a lower string such as a waist string. The means for securing the front end portion of the lower front body to the front end portion of the upper front body may not be provided on the body rather than chopsticks, but may be secured using a safety pin or the like.

It is convenient for the long garment to be tailored to allow extra length, and for the wearer to have a tuck-up at the waist if necessary.

In this product, after putting on the opposing Nagigi body, wrap the body around the waist with bag-shaped chopsticks with the loop side facing down, and then insert the front end of the lower front body into the cloth between the front end of the upper front body. When it is held in place and the edges are held on the body of the Nagigi, the body is made of cloth that has been spliced to correspond to the body of the Nagagi body, and then the front body or one front body is wrapped and overlapped. Since it extends all the way around the waist of the opposing body, anyone can easily wear it in the same way as wearing regular long clothes by pulling up the long hem to create a side cover. The main body of the garment is intersecting, and the chopsticks are formed from a separate chopsticks body, so there is no need to tighten the pull-up part with a waist strap, so it is easy to wear for long periods of time, stand up frequently, and walk. There is no slippage when wearing the product.
In addition to the ease of putting on a kimono and the good appearance of the kimono, it also eliminates the slippage caused by conventional long kimonos.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of this invention, and Figs. 1 and 2 are perspective views of the person wearing the chopsticks, Figs. 3 and 4 are front and rear views of the body of the chopsticks, and Figs. 5 and 6 are FIG. 7 is a front view and a slope view showing another example.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A women's nagagi comprising an opposing nagagi main body and a separate chopstick body, the chopstick body being a band-shaped cloth that is joined to correspond to the body of the nagagi main body. Fold it into two pieces in the longitudinal direction, close the edges except for the front end of the upper front body part, and then fold it into a bag shape, and place it in a part corresponding to the chopsticks of the main body of the long garment, with the ring side facing down. This long garment for women is configured to be worn by holding the front end of the front body corresponding part between the fabrics of the front end of the upper front body corresponding part.