KR20230001935U - Clothe with self acceptance and keeping function - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to clothing capable of self-storage and storage, and includes a side seam provided by sewing the ends of the left and right fabrics to both ends of the wearer's back fabric, respectively, and a front seam where the front ends of the left and right fabrics are sewn together. In a garment consisting of a front locking member, which is made up of a male and a female body respectively mounted on both front seams and is mounted to be mutually coupled or uncoupled, and a bottom seam where the lower ends of the back fabric, the left fabric, and the right fabric are sewn, The left or right fabric is partially cut at the side seam to provide an entrance, and includes a pocket made by sewing two pieces of pocket material together, and a pocket locking member installed to open and close the entrance of the pocket, making it as large as the palm of your hand. By reducing the size and locking it, it is portable enough to be carried in your hand and convenient to carry so that you can put it in a small bag.

Description

Clothing capable of self-storage and storage {Cloth with self acceptance and keeping function}

This invention relates to clothing, and more specifically, the entire clothing can be stored by rolling the clothing into a pocket made in the clothing, making it the size of the pocket, and then locking it with a locking member such as a zipper provided in the clothing pocket for self-storage and storage. It's about clothing that is made.

In general, clothes are designed to maintain the wearer's body temperature and protect the skin. Such clothing includes everyday clothes, sportswear, etc.

especially. Sportswear not only protects the body from the outside when there is a large temperature difference between day and night, or during hiking, sports, or other leisure activities, but can also prevent body temperature from lowering.

However, if you continue to exercise, including hiking, jogging, or cycling, your body temperature will rise, and you may need to take off your exercise clothes and carry or store them.

For this case, make a separate storage pocket on the back of the clothes and store the clothes in this storage pocket (Registered Utility Model No. 20-0283245, Publication Patent No. 10-1109-0035012), or hang a string on the clothes. There is a known technology for storing clothes by tying them with ends after rolling them (Public Utility Model No. 20-2012-0007021, Registered Patent No. 10-0931592).

Since this known technology requires the creation and attachment of additional storage pockets or straps in addition to the basic shape of the clothes, the aesthetic sense of the original design shape of the clothing, which emphasizes the aesthetics of the appearance, is reduced, and a separate process other than the clothing making process is required. There are problems such as the complexity of the process and the addition of several members, which increases the production time and increases the unit price.

Republic of Korea Registered Utility Model No. 20-0283245 (announced on 1102.07.26) Republic of Korea Patent Publication No. 10-1109-0035012 (announced on 1109.04.09) Republic of Korea Open Utility Model No. 20-2012-0007021 (published on October 10, 2012) Republic of Korea Patent No. 10-0931592 (announced on 1109.12.14)

The purpose of the present invention, which was devised to solve the above-mentioned problems, is to separate the pockets on the sides from the outer fabric by making two pieces of inner fabric when cutting clothes, and of the four parts of this inner fabric, the part that covers the upper border is the outer fabric. By sewing it into the pocket, it is possible to store the clothes by turning the pocket, which is a basic component of the clothes, into a pocket-sized volume of the palm of the hand, making it easy to carry and store.

In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, clothing capable of self-storage and storage according to the present invention is provided by sewing one end of the left and right fabrics on both ends of the wearer's back fabric, respectively, a side seam, and a front end of the left and right fabrics. It is provided with a tentatively sutured shear seam, a front locking member made of a male and a female each mounted on both shear seams and mounted to be mutually coupled or uncoupled, and a bottom suture where the lower ends of the backing fabric, the left fabric, and the right fabric are sewn. In the garment, the left or right fabric is partially cut at the side seam to provide an entrance, and the pocket is made by sewing two pieces of pocket material together, including a pocket locking member installed to open and close the entrance of the pocket. It can be done.

Here, one edge of the pocket inner fabric is sewn to the front seam of the left or right fabric, the other edge is sutured to the incision and side seam of the left or right fabric, respectively, and the lower edge is sewn to the left fabric. Alternatively, the bottom seam of the right fabric is sewn, and the upper edge is not sewn, so that the inside of the pocket is turned over and the remaining fabrics, including the back fabric, left fabric, and right fabric, can be accommodated.

Additionally, the pocket closure member may be a zipper, a button and a button hole, a male or female Velcro tape, or a male or female snap button attached to both sides of the pocket entrance. At this time, the zipper may be a two-way zipper.

In addition, the inside of the pocket and the side seam are sewn so that the upper or lower portion has a certain length and width in the vertical direction at the suture area, and the inside of the pocket is turned over and placed on one side and the other side of the upper part where the pocket locking member is located. It may further include a first inner end suture or a second inner end suture.

At this time, in the inside of the inside pocket, the first inner end seam and the second inner end seam are located at both corners of the upper end, and one edge sewn to the front seam becomes the bottom, thereby forming a rectangular frame in plan.

As described above, according to the present invention, when clothes are stored in the side pocket, which is the basic component of clothes, the volume is reduced to the size of the palm of the hand and locked, making it portable enough to be carried in the hand and fit into a small bag. It has a convenient effect.

Also, by using the pockets provided as standard in the clothes themselves to store them, problems such as unnecessary fabric and work time consumption, such as attaching separate pockets or strings to the clothes as in the past, are eliminated, and ultimately, the aesthetic sense of the design of the clothes is reduced. It has the effect of eliminating non-economic problems that can damage and reduce purchasing power.

The following drawings attached to this specification illustrate preferred embodiments of the present invention, and serve to further understand the technical idea of the present invention along with a detailed description of the invention, so the present invention is limited to only the matters described in such drawings. It should not be interpreted as such.
Figure 1 is a diagram schematically showing clothing capable of self-storage and storage according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is an enlarged view of the inside of the garment so that the inside of the pocket shown in FIG. 1 is visible.
FIGS. 3A to 4 are diagrams illustrating clothes being stored while turning the inside of the pocket of FIG. 2 inside out.
Figures 5 and 6 are diagrams showing the inside of the pocket of Figure 2 being completely turned over and zipped with clothes in it.

Hereinafter, with reference to the attached drawings, preferred embodiments will be described in detail so that those skilled in the art can easily implement the present invention. However, when explaining in detail the operating principle of the preferred embodiment of the present invention, if it is judged that a detailed description of a related known function or configuration may unnecessarily obscure the gist of the present invention, the detailed description will be omitted.

<Configuration>

As shown in Figures 1 and 2, clothing capable of self-storage and storage according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention includes a side seam 100, a front seam 110, a bottom seam 120, and a front lock. It may include a member 130, a pocket 200, and a pocket locking member 300.

First, the side seam portion 100 may be a region made by connecting the back fabric 10 and the front left fabric 20 or right fabric 30 together using a general suturing method including sewing, gluing, or fusion. This side suture 100 may be provided from the armpit to the bottom.

Next, the front seam portion 110 is a portion that finishes off the distal end portion in the height direction of the left fabric 20 or the right fabric 30 in the case of clothing that is open from the wearer's neck to the stomach, such as a jacket or dress shirt. This shear seam portion 110 may be a portion made by folding the front end of the left fabric 20 or the right fabric 30 inward and using a general suturing method including sewing, adhesion, or fusion.

Next, the bottom seam 120 is the part where the bottom of the clothes is finished. This bottom seam portion 120 may be a portion made by folding the bottom of the clothes inward and using a general suturing method including sewing, adhesion, or fusion.

Next, the front locking member 130 is a member that fastens or unfastens the left fabric 20 and the right fabric 30, and may be a zipper as shown in Figure 1, and in addition, buttons and button holes (hereinafter collectively referred to as 'buttons'). Alternatively, it can be a male and female Velcro tape or a male and female snap button. This front locking member 130 can be attached to the left fabric 20 and the right fabric 30, respectively, using a general suturing method including sewing, gluing, or fusion.

Next, the pocket 200 may be positioned at the level of the wearer's side area in the left fabric 20 or the right fabric 30. This pocket is a part where the wearer's hand is placed or small items are stored, and can be made on the left fabric (20) or the right fabric (30).

As shown in FIG. 2, such a pocket 200 can be made by sewing two pieces of pocket material 210 together. At this time, the right edge of the pocket inner material 210 can be sewn to the front seam 110, the lower border can be sewn to the bottom seam 120, and the left border can be sewn to the side seam 100, as shown in Figure 2. there is.

At this time, the upper part and the lower part of the left border are sutured widely not only to the side seam 100 but also to a part of the right cloth 30 to form a first inner end seam 220 and a second inner end seam having a certain length and width. 2 An inner end suture 230 may be provided. Here, the first inner end suture 220 and the second inner end suture 230 are located on the left and right sides of the pocket locking member 300, as shown in Figure 5, and the front end suture 110 in the pocket inner material 210. In addition to the right border sewn to the , it is located at the upper and lower parts of the upside-down bag 200 to create a frame so that the shape of the bag 200 is square.

And the upper edge (A) of the pocket inner material 210 may not be sewn to the left fabric 20 or the right fabric 30. Because of this, the pocket filling 210 can be turned over to be pulled out, and after being pulled out, it can become a right border as shown in FIG. 4 .

Lastly, the pocket locking member 300 is attached to lock or unlock the entrance of the pocket 200, and both male and female parts can be sewn to both sides of the entrance of the pocket 200, respectively. This pocket locking member 300 may be a zipper, and in addition, it is a normal locking member including a button and a button hole, a male and female Velcro tape, or a male and female snap button, and one or two or more of these locking members are used in combination. can be used.

Here, when the pocket locking member 300 is a zipper as shown in FIG. 5, the gear-shaped coupling portions on both sides can be generally coupled or disengaged while the sliding body reciprocates. Referring to Figure 2, this pocket locking member 300 has a coupling portion on one side attached to the side seam 100 with the left end of the pocket inner material 210, and a coupling portion on the other side attached to the left fabric 20 or the left fabric 20. ) can be attached together with the right end of the pocket inner material (210). Attachment at this time may be a general method including stitching, adhesion, or fusion.

This pocket locking member 300 may be a two-way zipper. In detail, the handle that the wearer holds with his or her fingers may be a type in which one or two handles are installed on each side of the sliding body, or it may be a ready-made product including a type in which one handle is designed to move to both sides of the sliding body. Therefore, when the pocket 200 is turned over, it can be easily locked. In addition, the pocket locking member 300 is provided with a one-way zipper as a standard, and is provided with a button, Velcro tape, or snap button for locking when the pocket 200 is turned over, regardless of whether the pocket 200 is normal or turned over. One or more than one pair of buttons, Velcro tape, or snap buttons may be provided to securely lock the device. Due to this, it is possible to lock the normal pocket 200 while wearing normal clothes as shown in FIG. 1 or to lock the inverted pocket 200 when storing clothes in the pocket 200 as shown in FIG. 6 .

<Storage method>

First, as shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, the lower part of the right cloth 30 is inserted into the pocket lining 210 and the pocket lining 210 is pulled out (S10). Here, FIG. 3B is an enlarged view of the pocket filling 210 in FIG. 3A.

Next, as shown in FIG. 4, the remaining fabric of the clothing is also placed into the pocket lining 210 (S20). Here, the right fabric 30 or the remaining fabrics can be inserted in any order.

Next, as shown in Figure 5, once everything is put into the pocket lining 210, it can be locked with the pocket locking member 300 (S30).

Finally, as shown in Figure 6, it can be stored in approximately a square shape (S40).

In contrast to this, you can take out the fabric from the pocket 210 and wear it.

As described above, a person skilled in the art to which this invention belongs will understand that the present invention can be implemented in other specific forms without changing its technical idea or essential features. Therefore, the above-described embodiments should be understood in all respects as illustrative and not restrictive. The scope of the present invention is indicated by the scope of the utility model registration claims described later rather than a detailed description, and all changes or modified forms derived from the meaning and scope of the utility model registration claims and the equivalent concept are included in the scope of the present invention. must be interpreted.

10: Back cloth 20: Left cloth
30: Right fabric.
100: Side suture
110: Front suture 120: Bottom suture
130: Front lock member.
200: Pocket
210: Pocket inner material 220: First inner end suture
230: Second inner suture.
300: Absence of pocket lock.

Claims (3)

A side seam portion 100 provided by sewing one end of the left fabric 20 and the right fabric 30 to both ends of the wearer's back fabric 10, respectively, and the distal ends of the left fabric 20 and the right fabric 30. A front locking member 130 consisting of a sealed front seam 110, a male and a female respectively mounted on both front seams 110, and mounted to be mutually coupled or uncoupled, a back cloth, a left cloth 20, and In a garment comprising a bottom seam 120 where the lower end of the right fabric 30 is sewn,
A pocket (200) made by cutting a portion of the left fabric (20) or right fabric (30) at the side seam (100) to provide an entrance, and sewing two pieces of pocket inner fabric (210) together,
It includes a pocket locking member (300) mounted to open and close the entrance of the pocket (200),
The pocket inner fabric 210 has one edge sewn to the front seam 110 of the left fabric 20 or the right fabric 30, and the other edge is sewn to the left fabric 20 or the right fabric 30, respectively. The incision area, which is the entrance, is sutured to the side suture 100, the lower border is sutured to the lower suture 120 of the left fabric 20 or the right fabric 30, and the upper border A is unsewn. Clothing capable of self-storage and storage, characterized in that the pocket inner fabric (210) is turned over to accommodate the remaining fabrics, including the back fabric (10), the left fabric (20), and the right fabric (30).
In claim 1,
The pocket fastening member 300 is at least one of a zipper, a button and a button hole, a male and female Velcro tape, or a male and female snap button attached to each side of the entrance of the pocket 200,
Clothing capable of self-storage and storage, characterized in that the zipper is a two-way zipper.
In claim 1,
The pocket inner material 210 and the side seam 100 are sutured so that the upper or lower portion has a certain length and width in the vertical direction at the suture area, and the pocket inner material 210 is turned over to form a pocket locking member ( It further includes a first inner end suture portion 220 or a second inner end suture portion 230 located on one side and the other side of the upper portion where 300) is located,
In the overturned pocket filling 210, the first inner end seam 220 and the second inner end seam 230 are located at both corners of the upper end, and one edge sewn to the front end seam 110 becomes the bottom. Clothing capable of self-storage and storage, characterized by forming a square frame on a flat surface.