RU43132U1 - TRANSFORMABLE CLOTHES FROM UNIVERSAL DETAILS AND CONNECTION OPTIONS BETWEEN THEM - Google Patents

Abstract

The claimed technical solution relates to women's and youth clothes, which can easily be transformed into various sets. Clothing is made mainly from easily drapable fabrics, preferably from natural fibers - silk and wool. The proposed technical solution consists in using a different number of flat cut parts (from one), mainly triangles, as well as squares and semicircles having structural elements around the perimeter for connecting parts, for example, sewn eyelets, braid with eyelets, or braid with eyelets and hooks . The basis of the connection is the connection of loops on the edges of individual parts, made depending on the selected style along the entire length of the side in whole or in part.

Description

The claimed technical solution relates to women's and youth clothes, which can easily be transformed into various sets. Clothing is made mainly from easily drapable fabrics, preferably from natural fibers - silk and wool.

Corset type items are known from the history of the costume. For this purpose, lacing was used in clothes, where the cord was inserted into loops sewn to the fabric, or cut into it. In known products, lacing was carried out in order to give the human figure certain proportions, for pulling the body into a corset, and the connection between the parts was carried out on one or two sides of the part.

From the description of the patent of the Russian Federation No. 2114540, a method for manufacturing transformable clothing is known. This method is intended to simplify the manufacture of clothing. Measurements are taken from the user's figure, the style of clothing and fabric are selected, and the edges of the flat panel of fabric are processed. A clothing style is formed and created directly on the user's figure, fastening the fabric with various fixation means. The formation of individual elements and all clothing is carried out in a different sequence. The method provides simplicity and non-waste production of clothing with an expanded assortment.

The disadvantage of this method is the duration of the manufacture of a single dress, the need for the formation of clothing directly on the figure of the user, the fragility of the compounds, cumbersome

design obtained from a single cut of fabric, irrational use of fabric.

The closest is the technical solution - RF patent No. 2170049 (51) MPK A 41 D 15/00, where in the method of manufacturing transformable clothing based on a flat panel with processed edges and fixing means, a triangular or trapezoidal flat panel with slit-like hand slots is used. Processing the edges of the panel is carried out in the form of a drawstring, and as a means of fixation, use a single cord inserted into the drawstring along the perimeter of a flat panel, with the help of which the clothes are transformed according to the user's figure, which allows you to create clothing options for different age groups of users that are suitable for a particular figure.

The disadvantage of this technical solution is the difficulty of combining several parts into a single product, because the edge of the triangle is closed.

The proposed technical solution consists in using a different number of flat cut parts (from one), mainly triangles, as well as squares and semicircles having structural elements around the perimeter for connecting parts, for example, sewn eyelets, braid with eyelets, or braid with eyelets and hooks . The basis of the connection is the connection of loops on the edges of individual parts, made depending on the selected style along the entire length of the side in whole or in part.

The connection between the parts is carried out using various structural means - for example, narrow silk, leather or velvet

cords, ribbons from various types of fabric, as well as scarves and scarves, loop-hook connections, or using clips, cufflinks, crab-type fasteners that are inserted into the loops.

The technical result of this solution is the ability to use the same structural elements - triangles, rectangles, trapezoids, semicircles - to create different clothes, for people of various proportions - fullness, growth, etc. due to the connection of the edges of these parts, along the entire length of the side, in whole or in part, by various known types of joints. In this case, it is possible to drape the fabric by tightening the edges strung on a cord.

The connection options are illustrated by the drawings shown in Fig. 1 - Fig. 8 and photo 1 - photo 14. When using the proposed design options, you can create clothes of various silhouettes and shapes from one set of structural elements, as well as change the style of the product using additional connections to finished dress of one or more structural elements.

Example.

The basic element is a rectangular triangle, cut from a square of fabric, cut diagonally - Figure 1.

Using various ways of connecting the sides in one triangle, or combining two, three or more triangles, we get a large number of clothing options for various purposes, from a beach set to evening dress (photo 12) and a wedding dress (photo 13, 14)

Examples of the use of one triangle are shown in figure 2-figure 4, and are illustrated in photo 1-photo 4, where figure 2 shows an option

blouses from a triangle, turned angle down - front view (photo 1) and rear view, respectively; figure 3 - shows a variant of a sundress from a triangle, rotated upward (photo 2, photo 3); figure 4 is a variant of the skirt (photo 4).

Examples of the connection of two triangles are shown in Fig.5-Fig.8.

The variant shown in Fig. 5, where the triangles are connected diagonally by lacing and left slots for the head or waist, can be worn as a poncho (photo 5) and as a skirt (photo 6).

By connecting the triangles with a scarf, cord, belt or other improvised means over the edge of the right corner of Fig.6, you can get an elegant elegant dress with an open back (photo 7 - photo 9), or a wrap-loop (photo 10).

The variant depicted in Fig. 7 can be used as a skirt, blouse or sundress (photo 11), connecting triangles along the legs and bending the upper corner outward or inward.

Connecting the triangles, as shown in Fig. 8, additionally fastening them as indicated by the arrows, we obtain a flying light sundress in the form of an asymmetric tunic.

Claims (9)

1. Transformable clothing made of at least one flat piece of cut, characterized in that each flat piece of cut along the entire perimeter is bordered with loops, and that the connection is made along the edges of the cut through these loops. 2. Transformable clothing according to claim 1, characterized in that the cut details are made in the form of triangles - one or more. 3. Transformable clothing according to claim 1, characterized in that the details of the cut are made in the form of rectangles - one or more. 4. Transformable clothing according to claim 1, characterized in that the cut details are made in the form of a semicircle - one or more. 5. Transformable clothing according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the connection between the parts is carried out using a cord. 6. Transformable clothing according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the connection between the parts is carried out using a tape. 7. Transformable clothing according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the connection between the parts is carried out using clips. 8. Transformable clothing according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the connection between the parts is carried out using a loop-hook connection. 9. Transformable clothing according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the connection between the parts is carried out using the connection “buttonhole”.