JPS63728Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] Conventionally, when wearing a furisode kimono, the obi is made of a thick material suitable for the obi and tied in a large and gorgeous manner. The long hem of the kimono makes it difficult to fit into the sleeves of the coat, making it uncool to wear, so even though it is useful for protecting the kimono, coats are almost never worn over the kimono. It is.

The present invention is a completely new furisode kimono coat that can be easily worn over a furisode, fits the long hem well, fulfills its role as a coat, and has an outstanding appearance. This is what we provide.

This will be explained below with reference to the drawings.

The coat body 1 is made of cloth suitable for coats such as donsu, rinzu and other crepe, gosho, pongee, habutae, wool, jersey, gauze, gauze, lace, etc., and can be made of a road-wear type, a road-going type, a changed collar type, or any other desired type. It is made into a sash or a single robe in the style of , and the rest of the body except the back and sleeves are sewn according to conventional methods. For the back body part 2, use a wider cloth than usual, narrow it at the neckline to make the neckline 3 to the specified size, narrow the width of the cloth from about the corresponding part 4 at the bottom of the torso, and from that bottom to the hem. The cross section 5 is made to have a predetermined body width, and the distance between the section and the neckline is made wider than the usual width of the back body, and a space 6 is provided at the back to form the body, and the sleeves 7 are sewn to the sleeve attachment part. be. The sleeve is made to have a predetermined width and a length that corresponds to a long sleeve for young people or is made appropriately shorter than that, and has a sleeve support part 8 of a furisode kimono inside the sleeve, and a sleeve support part 8 of a furisode kimono is provided inside the sleeve. Sleeve attachment 9 is done without providing a swing, or by making the swing part extremely short and using approximately the full length of the sleeve as a sleeve part.

The one shown is made of regular width Rinzu crepe and has a length of about 75 to 80 cm, and is made into a roadwear style. Make the neckline three widths, narrow the width by applying tack 10 to the approximate center of the neckline and the seam of the inner fabric and side fabric to make the neckline the specified size. A tack and darts 11 are attached to the joined part of the middle cloth and side cloth of the obi, which extends over the area, to form the specified body, and the upper part of the obi is widened to provide room on the back corresponding to the large obi shape. There is.Front body 1
2 and collar 13 are made in the usual way, and the sleeves are made with a length of about 60 to 65 cm, which corresponds to the sleeves of long clothes for young people, and the bottom 7' of the cuffs are made with a large roundness, and there are pockets 8 inside the sleeves. ' is attached so as to be visible from the front to provide a sleeve support part of a furisode kimono, and the full length of the sleeve is made into a sleeve part and sewn to the sleeve part of the body without creating a furisode. Instead of the above-mentioned pocket, a suitable string 8" can be hung inside the sleeve to serve as the sleeve support part of the furisode kimono (Fig. 4).Also, when providing a furisode on the sleeve, the sleeve should be tutapuri. 14 is the knot, 15 is the furisode kimono, and 16 is the sleeve.

This item is designed like this, so it is worn over a furisode kimono with a large, ostentatiously tied obi.
When you put the long sleeves into the sleeves of your coat, the sleeves of the coat are almost the full length of the sleeve and are wider than the sleeves of conventional coats, so the long and bulky furisode can fit smoothly into the sleeves of the coat. Since there is no furisode, the furisode does not spill out of the sleeve, and since the furisode sleeve is supported by the furisode support part inside the sleeve, the furisode is not disturbed inside the sleeve of the coat. When the front body is held together, the loose area at the back of the coat expands according to the large tied band shape, and the long sleeve attachment, which is almost the full length of the sleeve, absorbs the lateral expansion and releases it toward the sleeves, so there is no feeling of tightness. It can be worn easily and neatly. When worn, the furisode support part stably supports the sleeve of the furisode within the sleeve, and the spacious back and wide sleeve attachment do not restrict the wide obi or sleeve attachment, making it easy to move, and the obi shape can be expanded. Since it can be easily covered with this, it protects furisode kimonos and thick obi, and the long sleeves wrap the furisode tightly, so when getting in and out of a car or walking, you can protect furisode kimonos and thick obi. It is safe and prevents it from getting caught in other objects, and is extremely useful as a furisode kimono coat.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a front view, FIG. 2 is a back view, FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the inside of the sleeve, and FIG. 4 is another example of the long-sleeved sleeve support part. Fifth
6 and 6 are explanatory diagrams of the worn state, showing the front side and the back side. 1 is the coat body, 2 is the back body, 6 is the room, 7
is the sleeve, 8 is the sleeve support part of the furisode kimono, and 9 is the sleeve attachment.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The neckline and hem width are set to the specified dimensions, and the back section is made with room to fit a large obi shape, and the sleeve part of the front section is made to the specified dimensions, and the length is made approximately corresponding to a long sleeve or appropriately shorter than that inside. This furisode kimono coat is made by sewing a furisode kimono sleeve provided with a sleeve support part to a furisode kimono with almost the full length of the sleeve as a sleeve attachment part.