SU1717090A1 - Connected shoulder clothes - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to light industry and allows you to expand the range of clothing during transformation. Transformable shoulder garment includes a mill in the form of front and rear panels, sleeves and a skirt, made of double-sided fabric. The sleeves are made with open sections along the line of the upper vertical seam and contain a pocket located at the bottom of the sleeves, and fixing means in the form of buttons located along both sections on their parallel sides. On the front and back panels of the mill, starting from the neck, there are additionally at least three pairs of buttons that serve to interact with the buttons of the sleeve sections for transformation into a dress-suit. 1 hp f-ly. 17 il. /

Description

The invention relates to light industry.

The purpose of the invention is to expand the range of clothing during transformation.

Figure 1 shows a transformable shoulder clothing, front view; figure 2 is the same, rear view; Fig. 3 shows the locations of the buttons on the front panel (the arrangement on the rear panel is similar); Fig. 4 illustrates the lowering of the sleeves by inverting their inner surface onto the front side; figure 5 - clothes without sleeves, front view; FIG. 6 is a front skirt; 7 - the same, rear view; in fig. 8-17 - transformation options.

Transformable shoulder garment contains front 1 and rear 2 panels and sleeves 3 with pockets 4. The front 1 and rear 2 panels are divided by the belt 5 into the upper 6 and 7 and lower 8 and 9 parts. The lower edge of the product can be located at the level of the hips 10 or at the level of the knees 11. The locations of the buttons and their definition are shown on the halves of the front (Fig. 3) and

rear panels. The chest (a), waist (b) and hips (c) lines are laid on both halves. When clothing is transformed from one version to another, some of its parts are bent. In FIG. 3, the dashed lines represent the fold lines A, B, C, D, D, E, and F. The buttons are composed of two parts: the warp and the head (in FIG. 3, the designation of their parts is not the same).

The locations of the buttons are determined as follows.

At the top of the neck of both panels, about 0.5-1.0 cm from the cuts indicate the locations of the buttons 12 (front panel) and 19 (rear panel). From point 12 lay two axes; horizontal and vertical, on which there are rows of buttons. First, the locations of the buttons used to transform the skirt into different variants are found. All of these buttons, with the exception of button 12, are attached to the panels on the wrong side. Button 12 is attached on the front side, so to find a place

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the locations of the other part 13 on the vertical axis first determine the point 14 symmetrically with the bend line G (12-G-14 1 cm), measure the distance of the point 14 to the bend line B and lay it away from the line bending B down the vertical axis To obtain the location of point 13. On the rear panel, the button is attached from the wrong side, therefore, its distance to the bend line B is immediately measured and this distance from it is laid down on the vertical axis. Further, at the intersection of the vertical axis with the folding line B, the position of the button 15 on the front panel and likewise on the rear are marked. The locations of the other parts of these buttons on the horizontal axis are found by measuring the distance from points 12 and 15 and get points 16 (on the front panel). Approximately 1.0-1.5 cm above the waist line on the vertical axis position points 18 (on the front panel) and respectively on the horizontal axis points 19 and 25.

The button heads are located on the horizontal axis of the rear panel, and the bases on the vertical axis. On the front panel, dots 12, 16, 17 and 18 are the basics of buttons, on the back panel there are points 15, 13 and 19 — button heads. Such an arrangement of buttons allows transforming clothes into a skirt of a different appearance.

To connect the front panel hoses to the rear axle, additional buttons are positioned on the horizontal axis (shown in Figs. 3). The locations of the buttons are first located on the rear panel, as they are also used to connect the upper cut of the sleeves. Accordingly, they and additionally located mark the locations of their other parts on the front panel. Buttons 16, 17 and 19 are not used to fasten the sleeve sections (they are located on the other side, therefore, to avoid the same location of the buttons on both sides of the part, it is necessary to use different widths of the back and front panels, which differ by 1.5- 2.0 cm

The sequence of changing the appearance of clothing is as follows.

In the initial position, the fasteners located along the upper sections of the sleeves 3 are interconnected: the clothes have the appearance of a product with long sleeves (figures 1 and 2). In order to get the clothes without sleeves, the fasteners are separated, leaving two pairs on each side of the neck fastened. Sleeves 3 are lowered, twisting their inner surface onto the front side, and using the belt 5, they are wrapping the product along with the sleeves. Pockets 4 processed

on the sleeves on the front panel side (from the inside), are located below the waist and serve as regular clothing pockets. If the bottom edge of the garment is at

knees 11, then get a dress without sleeves (figure 5). If the bottom edge of the garment is at hip level 10, a sleeveless blouse is obtained. In this case, use an additional item of clothing - dress

0 (Fig.6) or skirt. Clothing design also makes it possible to get skirts in five different designs. It depends on the choice of fasteners for the connection. In order to obtain a skirt in the first embodiment, the upper parts 6 and 7, which are turned out to the inside, are lowered onto the lower parts 8 and 9. Next, the neck area is raised, thereby driving the sleeve 3 to a vertical position. Folds are made along lines A and B (Fig. 3). Connect buttons

0 12-13. A skirt is obtained in which two panels are formed from the sleeves, enveloping its side portions (FIGS. 6 and 7). The second variant is characterized in that after the upper part of the clothes is lowered, those zones are raised up

The 5 upper sections of the sleeves, which are on the vertical, correspond to the lower point of the armhole. The bends are carried out according to the lines of She B (Fig. 3). Connect buttons 15-16 (FIG. 8) and corresponding buttons on the rear panel. In order to obtain the variant according to figs. 10-11, the product of the second variant is taken and decorative folds are additionally made on it. Folds are made along lines F and D. Connect buttons 17-19. For option

5, FIGS. 12 and 13 raise the parts of the sleeves 3 that are more distant from the neck. Bends are made along lines A and D. Buttons 13-17 and corresponding buttons on the rear panel are connected (buttons 15-16). In this variant, the product is obtained not only of a different appearance, but also more convenient, since in this case pockets 4 can be used, processed on sleeves 3 (Figs 12 and 13). In the embodiment of FIGS. 14 and 15 to increase

5 usability pockets raise the level even higher, for this use for stitches 18-19. If the bottom edge of the garment is at the level of the knees 11, then a two-layer skirt is obtained. In this case, an additional item of clothing in the form of a blouse, jacket, blouson, etc. is used. If the bottom edge of the clothes is at the level of the thighs, then get a piece of clothing that can only be worn with other

5 with garments in the form of a dress (FIG. 17).

The use of the proposed modified clothing provides an extension of the options for changing its appearance depending on the operating conditions or

for a more diverse decoration. For this, a rather simple product design is applied. If the bottom edge of the product ends at the knees, the proposed design allows you to get two versions of the dress: with long sleeves and without sleeves and five variants of the skirt. If the lower edge of the product ends at the level of the thighs, then the proposed construction allows to obtain two variants of the blouse, as well as five variants of the waistband, completed with dresses.

Claims (2)

Claim 1. Transformable shoulder clothing, including a mill in the form of front and rear panels, sleeves and a skirt, made of 0 five double-sided fabric, characterized in that, in order to expand the assortment of clothing during transformation, the sleeves are made with open sections along the line of the upper vertical seam and contain a pocket located in the lower region of the sleeves, and fixing means in the form of buttons along both sections parallel sides, with the front and rear panels of the mill, starting from the neck, are additionally equipped with at least three pairs of buttons that serve to interact with the buttons of the sleeve sections during transformation into a dress-costume m 2. Clothing according to claim 1, characterized in that the means of fixation in the form of at least three pairs of buttons are located on the front and rear panels of the skirt. 1 Y-A Cho - Basis button o-Hoop. buttons 2 Rig.Z s FIG. five -J-1 (Reg. 6 Rig.8 Pig 7 / ix I. R L 9 g lgfig YU Rig. 12 oh oh --zg FIG. eleven  IG Phage. 13 Phage.P Rig. sixteen Fi.g.15