JPS588723Y2 - Two-part kimono jacket - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] Conventional two-part kimono jackets are made with a regular kimono, and if you don't tighten the obi, the Q-shape of the back won't be correct, and you need an obi to adjust the appearance with tucks or gears. What I tried not to do is
When the obi was tightened as necessary, these made wearing a kimono with an obi unnatural.

The present invention aims to provide a convenient two-part kimono jacket that is normally tailored but looks good on the back even without tightening an obi, and does not cause any inconvenience when worn with an obi.

Embodiments will be described below with reference to the drawings.

The jacket body 1 is made of a desired fabric in a normal style, and then a back trimming tool 2 approximately the size of a sash is placed on the inside back 3 of the body 2'.
will be provided.

The above-mentioned cosmetic tool is made in such a manner that the back of the jacket comes into contact with the body and covers the visible lines of the body, and the bag part 4 is provided in the area where deformity is formed, such as the central part of the lower side of shoulder slip.
It is held in a removable manner by a hanging cloth 5 hanging below the rear collar, or it is held by an appropriate fastener or the like on the fabric inside the back of the back body so as not to look unsightly when viewed from the front.

Figure 1 shows how big the width of the habo obi is. A male hook-and-loop fastener plate 6 is attached to a futon-shaped back care device, a female hook-and-loop fastener plate 6 is attached to the shoulder slip, and this hook-and-loop fastener is attached. This also shows a cosmetic device that is held inside the back body.

Instead of the above-mentioned hook and loop fastener, a snap button, a hook hook, etc. can also be used.

The one shown in Figure 2 has a holding part on the shoulder slide that holds a back adjustment tool made of folded polyurethane, cotton, towel, etc. that is large enough to inflate the back moderately.

In the figure, a bag-shaped holding part is shown, but the holding part may also be made by threading the strings in several rows or by zigzag the strings.

Figure 3 shows a thin obi pillow-like cosmetic device sewn onto a hanging cloth hanging from the base of the back collar.

The hanging cloth is secured to the upper rear collar with a safety bottle or the like.

This collection is made like this, so when you wear the jacket that holds the back adjustment tool, the back of the body bulges out just the right way, as if you were wearing it over a tied obi, and the lines of your body don't show up. Therefore, you can get a cool back view without having to tie a belt under the jacket itself, and you can wear it easily.If necessary, you can remove the back adjustment device and it will have a normal fit without tucks or gears on the back. You can freely tighten the desired belt.

In addition, when tightening a thin single band or half-width band, if you wear it without removing the back adjustment device, it will add appropriate flesh to the back, so it will stay in shape and will not shift, and you can efficiently wear one jacket. It is economical because it can be used.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a front view with the front body opened, and FIGS. 2 and 3 are partially cutaway views of other examples.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A two-part kimono jacket with a removable back adjustment tool approximately the size of an obi sash on the inside of the back of the back body of the jacket, which is made into a regular kimono.