JPS5953922B2 - pants - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION This invention relates to pants, and more particularly to improvements in side pockets attached to pants.

Traditionally, side pockets attached to the sides of pants generally have their pocket openings left open to make it easier to put your hand in and take them out, so when you turn them upside down and hang them on a clothes banger, etc. Items stored inside, especially small and heavy items such as coins, tend to fall out of the pocket opening.

Moreover, for this reason, if the side pockets are closed with a slide fastener, for example, there are disadvantages and inconveniences such as making it inconvenient to put in and take out handkerchiefs and the like.

In addition, in recent years, as lifestyles have modernized and the living environment has become more hectic, a rational mindset for dressing has become widespread.

Traditionally, pockets for clothes were originally called ``hidden'', but today there is an increasing demand for them to be practical, rational, and functional.

In particular, men's clothes have countless pockets, and while some say that there is no need for so many pockets, the need for women to become band bags is being emphasized.

For men who do not own a band bag, among the daily necessities that must be carried before daily life, the side pockets include handkerchiefs, paper, valuables such as lighters, keys, seals, etc. With the rapid spread of vending machines in recent years, coins There is also a growing demand for the function of a so-called coin purse for storing things such as coin purses.
There is a growing need for practical, rational, and functional pockets that match today's living environment, which values simplicity and speed.

This invention was developed in response to these needs, with the intention of improving the form, structure, and usage of conventional side pockets for pants, etc., and was made as a result of extensive research in pursuit of greater usability. It is.

The details will be explained below based on the drawings. In the drawing, 1 is the main body of the pants, 2 is the front body, 3 is the back body 4
is the side seam line between the front body 2 and the back body 3, 5 is the waist band, 6 is a pocket provided above the side seam line 4 of the front body 2, and 7 is a seal provided inside the side pocket 6. It is a type pocket.

The side pocket 6 is formed by sewing a pocket cloth 8 which is folded in half and has inner and outer cloths 8a and 8b to the inside of the front body 2, and the pocket opening 9 is separated from the side seam line 4 toward the front side and is formed diagonally. It will be opened in

The sealed pocket 7 is located at the front part 10a of this pocket cloth 10.
The lower part 10b is sewn to the inside of the inner cloth 8a of the bi-fold side pocket cloth 8 via a front body supplementary piece 19, which will be described later, and the upper part 10c is attached to the waist band 5 together with the upper part of the outer cloth 8b of the side pocket cloth 8. It is formed by sewing the rear part 10d to the back body folded piece 3a at the side seam line 4.

The pocket I/opening 13 of the sealed pocket 7 is opened so as to coincide with the side seam line 4, and can be opened and closed using a slide fastener 14, preferably a concealed fastener.

When forming the sealing type pocket opening 13 and sewing the slide fastener 14, the front body supplementary fabric is attached to the part corresponding to the position of the sealing type pocket opening 13 on the side seam line 4 of the front body 2 and the back body 3. 19 and the back body 3 are left open without sewing them together, and sew both ends of the tape 15 of the slide fastener 14 to the ends of the front body folded piece 19a and the back body folded piece 3a in this opening. The folded part 19b of the front folded piece 19a and the folded part 3 of the rear folded piece 3 are attached, and the hook teeth 16, slider 17 and handle 18 are butted against each other without being sewn together.
It is hidden inside the joint with b.

Then, in the side pocket 6, the edge 8C of the inner cloth 8a of the side pocket cloth 8 and the front body supplementary cloth 1 located inside this edge 8C
9 are opened without being sewn together, and this opening is used as an accessory slot 20 that communicates with the inside of the sealed pocket 7, and
The free lower end 19b of the front body supplementary cloth 19 is extended to the lower part of the sealed pocket 7, and the extended portion of the front body supplementary cloth 19 is used as a check valve cloth piece 19C.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the check valve cloth piece 19C is sewn 21.21 into the inner cloth 8a at its lower part in a manner that gradually becomes narrower as it goes downward. Preferably, the small article slot 20 falls into the sealed pocket 7 through the passage between the sewing parts 21 and 21.

That is, the sewing 21, 21 allows small items to be thrown into the sealed pocket 7 from the small item slot 20, but it is possible to improve the backstop function to prevent the small items from returning from the sealed pocket 7 to the small item slot 20. Can be used effectively.

However, such sewing 21°21 is not necessarily required.

The fixed end 19d of the front body supplementary cloth 19 is sewn to the inside of the waist band 5 together with the upper part of the side pocket cloth 8, and the front end 191 is sewn to the front part of the side pocket cloth 8.
It is sewn together with the front part 10a of 0.

In such a case, the pocket opening 9 of the side pocket 6 of the pants is left open as usual, so that a handkerchief or the like can be easily taken in and taken out.

If you put small heavy items such as coins in the sealed pocket 7 and close the slide zipper 14, the small heavy items will not come out even if you hang the pants upside down on a clothes hanger. It disappears.

Small and heavy items can also be stored in the sealed pocket 7 by inserting one's hand into the side pocket 6, opening the small item slot 20 in the direction of arrow A in FIGS. 4 and 5, and inserting the small item. This loading operation can be performed more easily and quickly than the operation of opening the slide fastener 14 of the sealed pocket opening 13 to store the bag.

This small item slot 20 is provided with a check valve cloth piece 19e, so even if the pants are turned upside down as described above, small items in the sealed pocket 7 will return to the side pocket 6 and be placed under the armpit. It is possible to prevent it from going outside from Pocket Ro9.

When the sealing type pocket opening 13 is formed to match the side seam line 4 as shown in the illustrated example, a simple sewing process can be performed in which the side seam of that part is left unstitched and the slide fastener 14 is sewn there. Sealed pocket 7 that can be opened and closed freely
At the same time, the zipper 14 can be placed on the side seam line 4 to make it inconspicuous.

Further, if the fastener 14 is sewn to the end of the front piece folded piece 19a and the end of the back piece folded piece 3a at the side seam line as described above, the fastener 14 will be sewn to the front piece folded piece 1.
The inside of the seam between the folded part 19b of the folded part 9a and the folded part 3b of the rear body folded piece 3 can be completely covered, and the concealing effect can be improved, so that formal pants can be obtained.

As explained above, the pants of this invention have 6 side pockets.
Separately, a closed pocket 7 is provided on the inside of the pants, so small and heavy items that tend to come out when the pants are turned upside down can be conveniently stored in the closed pocket 7.

Moreover, small and heavy items can be easily and quickly put in not only through the sealed pocket opening 13 but also through the small article slot 20 in the side pocket 6.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is an overall side view showing an example of pants according to the present invention;
Figure 2 is an enlarged outer side view of the main parts, Figure 3 is an enlarged inner side view, Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line IV--IV in Figure 3, and Figure 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line V-v in the same figure. It is a diagram. 1... Pants main body, 6... Side pocket, 7... Sealed pocket, 9... Side pocket, 13... Sealed pocket. Type pocket opening, 14.
...Slide fastener, 20...Accessory slot, 19...Cloth piece for check valve.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A sealed pocket 7 is provided inside the side pocket 6 provided on the main body of pants 1, and the pocket opening 13 of the sealed pocket 7 can be opened and closed with a slide fastener 14, and inside the side pocket 6, The trousers are characterized in that an accessory slot 20 communicating with the sealed pocket 7 is provided, and a check valve cloth piece 19C is provided in the accessory slot 20.