RU181915U1 - MULTIFUNCTIONAL CLOTHING - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to light industry, namely, multifunctional clothing. The technical problem solved by this utility model is to expand the arsenal of tools to diversify the assortment of women's clothing, obtained from one part by transforming it, ensuring its fit on the figure. A useful model is that a multifunctional item of clothing with the possibility of its transformation into several options for skirts, vests, a sundress, a tunic dress is made in the form of a rectangular The ska of the material with fastener parts located on two opposite sides, with a backstage and two symmetrical holes, has the shape of a square with a side of at least 120 cm, with parts of a detachable zipper with two runners, with blocks along two other opposite sides with a step of 6 cm on 4 cm from the edges, with cords threaded into them, and the link with the ribbon threaded into it is parallel to the sides with blocks and divides the square into two unequal rectangles with smaller vertical sides of 50 and 70 cm, with holes in the form inclined sections 20 cm in length with zippers are arranged symmetrically on a larger rectangle vertical symmetry axis and directed towards it at an angle of 30 ° with the origin at a distance of 15 cm from the scenes and 20 cm from the edges of the split pieces with the slide fastener.

Description

The utility model relates to light industry, namely to multifunctional clothing.

During the patent search, two analogues were identified.

One of them is a multifunctional item of clothing (RU 2343806 C1, published on January 20, 2009, bulletin “Inventions. Utility Models” No. 2), is a rectangular piece of material made with the possibility of forming a skirt, dress, trousers, blouse and dress with the hood. The smaller side of the piece should be greater than or equal to the circumference of the chest. On the edges of the large sides, buttons are located on one side and loops on the other, respectively. Drawstrings are located along the edges of the smaller sides, and in the center there is an oval hole, the large axis of which is parallel to the large side of the rectangle, with the dimensions of the major axis not less than 20 cm, the smaller axis not less than 10 cm. Rows of buttons are located along the edge of the oval hole.

Another multifunctional garment selected as a prototype (RU 2345687 C1, publ. 02.20.2009, bulletin “Inventions. Utility Models” No. 4), is a rectangular piece of material. On the large sides of the rectangle, buttons are located on one side and, respectively, loops on the other side. On the edges of the smaller sides are the scenes. There are also vertical wings and two symmetrical oval holes located in the center of each half above the horizontal axis of symmetry of the rectangle. On the edges of the oval holes, vertically down from the oval holes to the short side of the rectangle are the wings. The link is also located 4-5 cm above the oval holes parallel to the smaller side of the rectangle. A cord with clamps at the ends is pulled into each wings.

Analogs are characterized by the simplicity of the design in the form of a rectangular piece of material with oval holes and wings with cords, as well as a variety of assortment of clothing options obtained by its transformation. However, both analogues have a limited size range, since the smaller side of the rectangle is directly related to the chest circumference, which excludes the possibility of using the garment for different types of figures.

The technical problem solved by this utility model is to expand the arsenal of tools to diversify the assortment of women's clothing, obtained from one part by transforming it, ensuring its fit on the figure.

The essence of the utility model is that a multifunctional garment with the ability to convert it into several options for skirts, vests, a sundress, a dress-tunic, is made of a rectangular piece of material, with fastener parts located on two opposite sides, with a wings and two symmetrical holes, has the shape of a square with a side of at least 120 cm, with parts of a detachable zipper equipped with two runners, with blocks along two other opposite sides with a pitch of 6 cm at a distance of 4 cm from the edges, with a thread with cords in them, and the curtain, with a ribbon threaded into it, is parallel to the sides with blocks and divides the square into two unequal rectangles with smaller vertical sides of 50 and 70 cm, with holes in the form of oblique cuts 20 cm long with zippers on a larger rectangle symmetrically to the vertical axis of symmetry and directed towards it at an angle of 30 °, with a beginning at a distance of 15 cm from the wings and 20 cm from the edges with parts of a detachable zipper.

A multifunctional garment is shown in the figures:

FIG. 1 - Device multifunctional garment;

FIG. 2 - Sundress;

FIG. 3 - Skirt: a) straight; b) cylinder;

FIG. 4 - Two-layer skirt: a) appearance; b), c), d) transformation options;

FIG. 5 - Vest: a) with a pelerine; b) with a collar; c) with a hood (option 1); d) with a hood (option 2);

FIG. 6 - Tunic dress.

A multifunctional garment consists of one piece of material in the form of a square 1, with a side of at least 120 cm (Fig. 1). The size of the square is due to the dimensional characteristics of the average female figure, taking into account allowances for freedom of fit.

On two opposite sides of the square are parts of a detachable zipper 2 and 2 ', with two sliders. Along the other sides are blocks (holes) 3 and 3 ', with a pitch of 6 cm, at a distance of 4 cm from horizontal and vertical edges, with cords 4 and 4' threaded into them. Parallel to the edge with blocks at a distance of 50 cm from it is a curtain 5 with a satin ribbon 6 threaded into it, dividing the square into two rectangles - upper and lower, with smaller vertical sides of 50 cm and 70 cm, respectively. On the lower rectangle there are two inclined sections 7 and 7 'with a length of 20 cm with zippers, located symmetrically relative to the vertical axis of symmetry and directed to it at an angle of 30 °, with a beginning at a distance of 15 cm from the wings and 20 cm from the edges with parts of the fastener lightning 2 and 2 '.

The transformation of a multifunctional garment is as follows:

1. Sundress.

A multifunctional garment is wrapped around the body so that the detachable zipper is in front, in a fully zipped condition. The drawstring 5 is located at the waist level, the inclined incisions are located at the level of the hips. The ends of the tape 6 threaded into the wings are pulled together and fix the product at the waist. The upper part of the product above the wings forms a sundress bodice. The upper cord 4 is pulled over the chest, the ends of the cord are thrown over the neck and connected, fixing the product on the chest. The lower part under the wings forms a sundress skirt. The volume of the skirt can be adjusted by tightening the lower cord 4 '. The zipper tape, partially unbuttoned from below, forms a section of the skirt.

2. Skirt.

The skirt is straight. The upper smaller part of the square bends along the upper edge of the wings 5 inside the product. Then the resulting rectangular piece of material is wrapped around the hips so that the zipper is located in front. Next, the zipper closes. The ends of the tape 6 backstage 5, are pulled together, forming a belt, and tied in a bow, fixing the product at the waist. The inner layer of material formed by the upper rectangle gives volume to the upper layer. The zipper partially unfastened from below forms a section of the skirt. Thus, a straight skirt is formed (Fig. 3a).

The skirt of the balloon is obtained in a similar way. The lower cord 4 'is pulled together, its ends are connected, forming a balloon skirt (Fig. 3b).

3. Two-layer skirt.

The upper smaller part of the square bends along the lower edge of the wings 5 to the outside of the product. Then the resulting rectangular piece of material is wrapped around the hips so that the zipper is located in front. Next, the zipper closes. The ends of the tape 6 backstage 5 are pulled together, forming a belt, and tied, fixing the product at the waist. The upper layer of material obtained from the smaller rectangle forms the second additional layer of the skirt. Thus, a two-layer skirt is formed (Fig. 4a).

By simultaneously or alternately pulling the cords 4 and 4 ', several variants of two-layer skirts can be obtained (Figs. 4b, 4c, 4d).

4. Vest.

Vest with a pelerine. Hands are threaded into the inclined sections of the square so that the wings are located at the level of the neck, and the detachable zipper is in front. Next, the zipper 2 fastens from the bottom to the wings. The ends of the tape 6 threaded into the backstage 5 are pulled together and connected, fixing the product on the shoulders. The lower larger rectangle under the wings forms a vest, the degree of fit to the body of which is regulated by a cord 4 '. The upper smaller rectangle above the wings bends to the shoulders, forming a drape (Fig. 5a).

A variant of a vest with a collar is formed in a similar way. The zipper 2 fastens to the very top. The ends of the cord 4 are pulled together and connected, forming a three-dimensional collar-collar (Fig. 5b).

A vest with a hood (option 1) is formed in a similar way. The upper rectangle above the wings forms a hood. A detachable zipper 2 is fastened up to the end, to the upper cord 4. The hole for the face is the upper edge of the upper smaller rectangle with cord 4, with which the degree of fit of the hood to the face is regulated (Fig. 5c).

Vest with a hood (option 2). In this case, the zipper 2 is fastened from the bottom to the wings. The cord 4 is pulled together as much as possible, its ends are tied to the crown of the head. The vertical hole of the upper smaller rectangle with the non-fastened parts of the detachable zipper 2 serves as a hole for the face (Fig. 5d).

6. Dress tunic.

The hands are threaded into the inclined sections of the square so that the larger rectangle is located above the waist, fixed by the ribbon 6 of the wings 5, and the smaller rectangle is below the waist. The detachable zipper 2 located on the front is fully fastened. Cord 4 'is pulled together at neck level, fixing the product on the shoulder girdle. As a result, a larger rectangle forms a voluminous bodice of the product, and a smaller one forms a skirt, the volume of which is regulated by tightening the cord 4. A tunic dress is obtained with the possibility of its use for different types of figures (Fig. 6).

A multifunctional garment is simple to manufacture and can be made of any type of material, preferably double-sided, including a knitted fabric. Its transformation is easy. The use of a multifunctional garment allows you to expand the assortment of women's clothing, replenishing it with several options for skirts, vests, a sundress and a tunic dress. Garments obtained through transformation perform the main function of protecting human body areas from natural factors, and can be used at different times of the year, providing a comfortable environment for the consumer. For example, a sundress that opens up certain areas of the body as much as possible is used in the hot summer period, providing maximum ventilation and protecting the body from overheating. A tunic dress covering the shoulder girdle and torso can be worn both independently in the summer and complete with trousers and a sweater or blouse in the autumn-spring period. Variants with a collar and drape can be used as a blouse and can be worn at any time, in winter and summer, with trousers. Variants with a hood can be worn over a sweater or blouse, further protecting the user's head and body from bad weather in the autumn-spring period. The skirt options protect the lower body and allow the woman to feel confident not only at any time of the year, but also throughout the day, providing her with the opportunity to create different styles of clothing, from business in the afternoon to a romantic evening, using one thing. Increasing the size of the square allows you to expand the size range of the resulting clothing.

Thus, the technical result of using the utility model is to expand the range of women's clothing of different functional purposes, obtained from one part, with the possibility of its use in different types and sizes of figures.

The proposed item of clothing can be made in the conditions of mass and individual production on standard sewing equipment using means of small-scale mechanization.

Claims (1)

A multifunctional item of clothing with the possibility of converting it into several options for skirts, vests, a sundress, a tunic dress made of a rectangular piece of material, with fastener parts located on two opposite sides, having a curtain and two symmetrical holes, characterized in that it is made in the shape of a square with a side of at least 120 cm with parts of a detachable zipper equipped with two runners, with blocks along two other opposite sides with a pitch of 6 cm along the edges with cords threaded into them, and the ribbon in it is located parallel to the sides with blocks and divides the square into two unequal rectangles with smaller vertical sides of at least 50 and 70 cm, while the holes in the form of oblique cuts 20 cm long with zippers are located on the larger rectangle symmetrically to the vertical axis of symmetry and directed towards it at an angle of 30 °, with the beginning at a distance of 15 cm from the wings and 20 cm from the edges with parts of a detachable zipper.

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