JPS5931688Y2 - Clothing such as pants and skirts - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention prevents the torso of worn shirts, blouses, etc. from slipping up and pants from slipping down, and also prevents the torso of worn shirts, blouses, etc. from sliding up the back and abdomen. The purpose is to obtain clothing such as trousers, skirts, etc. that has the combined effect of preventing vertical lines from being drawn toward the center.
In addition, a horizontally long band-like piece in which relatively stiff short hairs are densely grown diagonally upward on the outer surface is attached to a button or the like on the inner surface of clothing such as pants or skirts, where it touches both sides of the waist. The gist is that the strip is fixed horizontally, and that extension portions are provided at both ends of the strip, and short hairs similar to those described above are densely grown diagonally inward and laterally on both the inner and outer surfaces of both long portions.

In addition, the example shown in the figure is true short hair 1 with relatively hard bristles.
Two fabric base pieces 2 that are densely grown in the same diagonal direction
, 2' are pasted back to back with the short hairs 1 on one base piece 2 facing downward and the short hairs 1 on the other base piece 2' facing upward to form a horizontally long bar-shaped piece 3. Horizontal buttons "JL4, 4' are provided at both ends of this strip 30, and button holes 4, 4′
a pair of buttons horizontally the same linear distance between the outer edges of 7.
7' and button holes 4 and 4 in these buttons 7 and 7'.
By fitting the strips 7 and 7', the strip 3 is fixed to the inner surface of the pants body 5 that contacts both sides of the waist, and when the fixed parts of the waist are made straight, the button 7.7' The sewing threads 8, 8' are located at the outer ends of the buttonholes 4, 4', and two small pieces 9, 9' are connected to both ends of the strip 3 to form an extension part and the inner small piece Short hairs 10 similar to those described above are provided on the outer surface of the small piece 9' on the outer surface of the outer surface of the numeral 9.
. . 10' . . . are densely arranged in a diagonal lateral inward direction, and 11 in the figure indicates a button that prevents the middle part from floating up.

Since the present invention is constructed as described above, when the dress shirt, etc. tries to slide up when worn, the short hairs of the strip that is in contact with the dress shirt, etc. stand on end and bend slightly upward. In addition, when the pants, etc. try to slide down, the short hairs of the strips that are in contact with the pants, etc. stand on end and bend slightly downward, and the slipping force on the dress shirt, etc. and the pants, etc. When the shearing force is released, the bending of the short hairs of the strip returns to its old state, pulling down the torso of the dress shirt, etc. and pulling up the waist of the pants, etc., and creating a shearing force against the dress shirt, etc. However, if a sliding force is applied intermittently to pants, etc., the band-shaped piece will move in the same way as when a flower spike covered with short hairs is placed on a board and vibrated, the same part moves forward. Of course, this is very convenient, as the dress shirt, etc. is pulled down and the pants, etc. are pulled up, so that the shirt, etc. does not get pulled into the pants, etc. Extensions are provided at both ends of the strip as shown in the figure, and short hairs similar to those described above are densely grown diagonally inward on the inner surfaces of both extensions. A dress shirt that can be worn by pulling the back and abdomen of the waist of a dress shirt, etc. toward both flanks and eliminating wrinkles between the back and abdomen. It prevents the torso of clothes such as bras from slipping up and the pants from sliding down, and the torso of dress shirts, blouses, etc. that are worn at the same time is pulled toward the vertical center of the back and abdomen, creating a vertical strip between them. This has the effect of reliably achieving the intended purpose of the present invention, which is to obtain clothing such as pants and skirts that have the combined effect of preventing the above-mentioned problems.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The figures show examples of clothing such as pants and skirts of the present invention, in which Figure 1 is an overall perspective view, and Figure 2 is Figure 1A-
3 is a sectional view taken along line A, FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along line A'-A' in FIG. 1, and FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken along line A'-A' in FIG. It is a sectional view along a line. 1...short hair, 2.2'...base piece, 3.
...Strip piece, 4,4'...Button hole, 5
...Pants body, 7.7' ...button,
8゜8'...Sewing thread, 9,9'...Small piece, 10.10'...Short hair, 11...Button.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Horizontally long strips with relatively stiff curly short hair growing thickly on the inner surface diagonally downward and the outer surface diagonally upward on both sides of the waist of clothing such as pants and skirts. Trousers that are fixed horizontally with buttons or the like on the inner surfaces that abut, and extensions are provided at both ends of the strip, and short hairs similar to those described above are densely grown diagonally inward and laterally on both the inner and outer surfaces of both extensions. , skirts and other clothing.