TW201932081A - Article of wear - Google Patents

Abstract

This invention provides an article of wear comprising a pants-type wearing body and a torso supporter provided on the wearing body; The torso supporter includes a belt-shaped lower strap portion arranged to be wrapped around a user's pelvis; an X-shaped stretchable intermediate strap portion having a pair of one end portions joined to the lower strap portion, pushing the user near the waist; and the upper strap portion having both ends joined to the other end portion of the intermediate strap portion and arranged to be wound around the user's chest; The one-to-one end portions of the intermediate strap portion are joined to the range of the front side position of the pelvis of the user in the lower strap portion to the forward position in the vicinity thereof; The upper strap portion is disposed near the fifth to tenth ribs of the user's chest; The lower strap portion of the torso supporter is sewn to the right and left sides from the back surface of the waist-corresponding portion of the body of the article of wear.

Description

Wearables

The present invention relates to a wearable article.

In Patent Document 1, a supporter for a waist which is used to alleviate or even prevent low back pain has been proposed. The waist support belt has a belt lower portion and a belt upper portion which are parallel to each other, and has a stretchable belt body which is connected to a lower portion and a center portion in the longitudinal direction of the belt upper portion, and both ends at the lower portion of the belt and the upper portion of the belt. The end portions are respectively provided with buckles composed of a hook-shaped fiber surface portion and a loop-shaped fiber surface portion.

According to the waist support belt, the central portion of the belt body is placed against the waist of the user, and the lower portion of the belt and the upper end portion of the belt are wound around the waist side to hook the hook-shaped fiber surface of each buckle with the loop fiber. The face is overlapped and brought into face contact bonding, and the tape body is wound around the entire circumference of the abdomen, whereby the abdominal pressure can be efficiently increased, and the back pain can be alleviated or prevented.

[Previous Technical Literature] [Patent Literature]

Patent Document 1: Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2015-139605

When the waist supporting belt is wound around the entire circumference of the wearer's abdomen as in Patent Document 1, if the fastening force to the abdomen is relaxed, the effect is not obtained, and thus a certain degree of fastening force is required. Therefore, the wearer's abdomen is pressed by the waist with a support belt, and the internal organs such as the stomach or the intestine are also oppressed. Therefore, it is difficult to dine while wearing the waist support belt, and it is necessary to remove the waist support belt during the meal, and to temporarily wear the waist support belt after the meal until a certain period of time has elapsed.

Furthermore, since the long-term wear will press the waist support belt of the abdomen, the breathing in the lower part of the lungs is hindered, so the burden on the upper part of the lungs becomes larger and there is a paralysis of the respiratory tract, the stomach, the kidneys, and the intestines. If the internal organs are pushed down and the visceral sag is caused, there are doubts about digestive dysfunction or constipation, and the blood that transports the lower body to the heart will be oppressed and there will be doubts about circulatory disorders. The human body causes various adverse effects.

Further, the above-mentioned conventional waist support belt is a structure that presses and fixes the waist and the abdomen, thereby restricting the movement of the muscles of the waist and the abdomen, and suppressing the pain as much as possible without using muscle strength. In terms of the shortcomings of this situation, the user's abdomen is compressed and feels uncomfortable. When used for a long time, the blood flow is blocked, and the restriction on the movement of the muscle causes the muscle itself to weaken. When the support belt is removed, the pain is more severe. Increase the drawbacks.

In addition, because of the difference in low back pain (such as flashing to the waist), although there is muscle contraction, the body appears skewed, but if it is on the waist and abdomen The pressure is fixed and it is not yet relieved of the body's skew.

The present invention has been made in view of such a problem, and an object thereof is to provide a wearable article which can be worn without pressing a fixed waist and an abdomen, and which is easy to maintain the spine as a normal S-shaped curve.

As described above, according to the present invention, there is provided a wearable article comprising a pants body of a pants type and a trunk support belt provided on the body of the wearer; the trunk support belt is provided; and is configured to be wound around the user a band-shaped lower band portion around the pelvis disk; an X-shaped stretchable intermediate band portion having one end portion of the pair of the lower band portions joined to press the user's waist; and having a joint The end portion of the other end portion of the pair of intermediate band portions is disposed so as to be wound around the upper band portion of the chest of the user; and the one end portion of the pair of the intermediate band portions is engaged a range of a position of a front side of the user's pelvis in the lower band portion to a position in front of the vicinity thereof; wherein the upper band portion is disposed in the vicinity of the fifth to tenth ribs of the chest of the user; and the aforementioned trunk support band The lower band portion is sewn so as to span from the back surface of the waist corresponding portion of the wearer body to the left and right side faces.

Further, according to the present invention, there is provided a wearable article comprising: a wearable body; and a trunk support belt provided on the wearer body; the trunk support belt having: a bone plate configured to be wound around a user a belt-shaped lower belt portion; an X-shaped stretchable intermediate belt portion having one end portion of the pair of the lower belt portions and pressing the user's waist; and having the intermediate belt One end portion of the other end portion of one of the pair is disposed so as to be wound around the upper band portion of the chest of the user; and one end portion of the pair of the intermediate band portion is joined to the lower band a position of a front side of the pelvis of the user in the part to a position in the vicinity of the front side; the upper band part is disposed in the vicinity of the fifth to tenth ribs of the chest of the user; and the trunk support belt is integrally integrated with the wearer Object body.

In the worn state of the wearing article of the present invention, the lower band portion of the trunk support belt is fixed around the user's bone plate, and the pair of upper band portions are fixed to the chest, and the waist portion is surrounded by the X-shaped intermediate band. The intersection of the parts is pushed forward, and the chest is pulled rearward by a pair of upper straps. Thereby, the user's spine can be corrected to a normal S-shaped curve to alleviate and even prevent low back pain. At this time, when the pair of upper band portions are coupled to the back side of the user, the force for pulling the chest rearward by the pair of upper band portions is lowered, so that it is difficult to correct the spine to a normal S shape. The curve, however, is due to the separation of the upper band portion of one of the torso support bands of the present invention, so that the spine can be effectively corrected to a normal S-shaped curve in cooperation with the intermediate band portion.

Further, the wearing article of the present invention is not pressed against the abdomen of the user at the time of wearing due to the trunk supporting belt, and thus is less likely to be accompanied With the above-mentioned adverse effects of respiratory disturbance, digestive disorder, circulatory disorder, etc. caused by abdominal compression, even if the meal is worn, the abdomen will not feel uncomfortable. It can be used safely and healthily in daily life by easily performing business tasks or mild flexion exercises in a seat posture.

10, 100, 110, 310, 410, 610‧‧‧ trunk support belt

11, 311, 411, 611‧‧‧ lower belt

11a‧‧‧Rubber banding

11b‧‧‧ cloth belt department

11c‧‧‧ cloth belt

12, 112, 312, 412, 612‧‧ ‧ middle belt

12a, 312a‧‧‧Rubber strap members

12a ₁ ‧‧‧One end

12a ₂ ‧‧‧Other end

12b, 112b‧‧‧ holding components

12b ₁ ‧‧‧Tube

12b ₁₁ , 12b ₂₁ ‧‧‧ Circle Department

12 _b2 , 112 _b2 ‧‧‧Belt through

13A, 13B, 313A, 313B, 413A, 413B, 613‧‧ ‧ upper strap

14a, 314a‧‧‧ under the ring fiber face

14b, 314b‧‧‧ under the hooked fiber face

15a, 315a‧‧‧ upper ring fiber face

15b, 315b‧‧‧ upper hook fiber face

112b‧‧‧Retaining components

112b ₂ ‧‧‧Beltthrough

112b ₃ ‧‧‧ pocket

300, 400, 500, 600, 700 ‧ ‧ wearables

301, 401, 501, 601, 701‧‧‧ wearing objects

501a‧‧‧ Fixtures Department

611a‧‧‧Rubber banding

611b‧‧‧ cloth belt

701a‧‧‧ Fixtures Department

I‧‧‧ interval

K‧‧‧ Warm Pack

L1, L2, L3, L4, L5‧‧‧ length

Q‧‧‧ Spine

S‧‧‧ Space

U‧‧‧Users

U ₁ ‧‧‧ waist

U ₂ ‧‧‧ chest

U ₃ ‧‧‧Abdomen

F‧‧‧ arrow direction

R‧‧‧ arrow direction

Fig. 1 is a first embodiment of a wearer having a trunk support belt according to the present invention, and Fig. 1(A) is a front view, and Fig. 1(B) is a rear view.

Fig. 2 is a front elevational view showing the trunk support belt of the wearing article of the first embodiment.

Figure 3 is a rear view of the torso support band of Figure 2.

Fig. 4 is an enlarged end view of the A-A line in the portion C-C of Fig. 2.

Fig. 5 is an enlarged end view of the line B-B in the portion C-C of Fig. 2.

Fig. 6 is a front view showing the state of use of the wearing article of the first embodiment.

Fig. 7 is a rear elevational view showing the state of use of the wearing article of the first embodiment.

Fig. 8 is a left side view showing the state of use of the wearing article of the first embodiment in the sitting position.

Fig. 9 is a rear elevational view showing the second embodiment of the trunk support belt provided in the wearable article of the present invention.

Fig. 10 is a third embodiment of the wearer having the trunk support belt of the present invention, and Fig. 10(A) is a front view, and Fig. 10(B) is a rear view.

Fig. 11 is a fourth embodiment of the wearer having the trunk support belt of the present invention, and Fig. 11(A) is a front view, and Fig. 11(B) is a rear view.

Fig. 12 is a fifth embodiment of the wearer having the trunk support belt of the present invention, and Fig. 12(A) is a front view and Fig. 12(B) is a rear view.

Fig. 13 is a view showing a sixth embodiment of the wearer having the trunk support belt of the present invention, a front view of Fig. 13(A), and a rear view of Fig. 13(B).

The wearable article of the present invention includes a wearable body and a trunk support belt provided on the wearer body.

The trunk support belt includes a belt-shaped lower band portion that is wound around a bone disk of a user and is fixed; the X-shaped stretchable intermediate band portion has one end portion of a pair of the lower band portion that is joined to the lower band portion. Pushing the vicinity of the waist of the user; and the upper strap portion having the other end portion of the pair of intermediate strap portions, and being wound around the chest of the user; the aforementioned intermediate strap portion One end portion of the pair is engaged with a position of a front side position of the user's pelvis in the lower belt portion to a position in front of the vicinity thereof; the pair of upper belt portions are configured to be separated in an unfolded state and facing each other The opposite direction extends and is fixed by being wound around the fifth to tenth ribs of the chest of the user.

That is, the trunk support belt of the present invention is configured as a pair of belts described later in the X-shaped stretchable intermediate band portion, spanning from the right front chest to the left front bone plate and from the left front chest to the right front bone plate. Arranged in such a manner that the intersection of the pair of belt portions is disposed at the waist of the user Near the vertebra. The trunk support belt of the present invention constructed in this manner can support the erect muscles of the spine of the user's waist, thereby alleviating the tension of the muscles of the waist, correcting the skew of the left and right sides of the body, and maintaining the spine as a normal S. Glyph curve.

The wearing articles of the present invention may be configured as follows, and these may be appropriately combined.

(1) The lower strap portion may have a lower annular fiber surface portion provided at a lower end portion of the buckle portion, and a lower end fiber portion provided at the other end portion to be in surface contact with the lower annular fiber surface portion to be combined a lower hook-shaped fiber surface portion of the buckle portion; an upper band portion of one of the pair of upper straps has an upper annular fiber surface portion provided on a buckle portion at an end portion thereof; The upper band portion of the other of the belts has an upper hook-shaped fiber surface portion which is provided at the end portion and is in surface contact with the upper annular fiber surface portion to be coupled to the upper buckle portion.

According to this configuration, the disassembly and assembly of the trunk support belt becomes easy and convenient, and it is easy to correspond to the physical difference of the user.

Further, in the present invention, in place of the upper and lower buckle portions, for example, the cords may be sewn to the both end portions of the lower strap portion and the end portions of the pair of upper strap portions, and the straps may be coupled to each other. The lower strap portion and the pair of upper strap portions are fixed to the trunk, but the upper and lower buckle portions are preferably used in terms of ease of attachment and detachment and correspondence with respect to physical differences.

(2) The lower strap portion may also have stretchability.

If constructed in this way, the pelvis of the user wearing the torso support band Since the surrounding portion is fastened by the stretchable lower band portion, even if the user operates due to walking or slight exercise, the lower band portion is less likely to be displaced from the periphery of the bone plate. In addition, the abdomen of the user wearing the torso support band is not pressed, and the lower abdomen of the user is firmly supported by the stretchable lower strap portion, thereby effectively avoiding wearing a conventional waist support belt The resulting visceral drooping.

(3) The intermediate band portion may include a pair of rubber band members that intersect in an X shape, and a cloth holding member that is provided at an intersection of the pair of rubber band members and has a rubber band for each a loop portion through which the member passes.

According to this configuration, the pair of rubber band members are no longer dispersed due to the holding member, so that it is easy to wear the pair of upper band portions to the chest side when the torso support band is worn, and it is easy to wear, and The intersection portion of the intermediate band portion is easily adhered to the waist of the user by the holding member.

(4) The holding member may have a tubular portion having a loop portion through which one of the pair of rubber band members is inserted, and a band feedthrough portion provided in the rubber band member having the pair The outer surface of the tubular portion that penetrates one of the loop portions; and the pocket portion is provided on the outer surface of the tubular portion or on the outer surface of the belt insertion portion.

According to this configuration, the disposable warm pack can be stored in the bag portion, and the trunk support belt can be attached to the user in a manner that the bag portion side is in close contact with the user, and the user can be provided by the heated disposable warm pack. Warm near the waist. Thereby, blood circulation near the waist of the user can be promoted, and the relief of the back pain can be more effectively performed and prevented.

Embodiments of the trunk support belt of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

(Embodiment 1)

Fig. 1 is a first embodiment of a wearer having a trunk support belt according to the present invention, and Fig. 1(A) is a front view, and Fig. 1(B) is a rear view. Fig. 2 is a front view showing the trunk support belt of the wearable article of the first embodiment, Fig. 3 is a rear view of the trunk support belt of Fig. 2, and Fig. 4 is a line A of the CC portion of Fig. 2; The enlarged end view is shown in Fig. 5, which is an enlarged end view of the BB line in the CC portion of Fig. 2. 6 is a front view showing a state of use of the wearing article of the first embodiment, FIG. 7 is a rear view showing a state of use of the wearing article of the first embodiment, and FIG. 8 is a view showing the wearing article of the first embodiment. The left side view of the state of use in the seated position.

As shown in FIG. 1, the wearing article 400 of the present invention includes a pants-type wearing body 401 and a trunk supporting belt 10 provided on the wearing body 401.

As shown in FIGS. 2 to 5, the trunk support belt 10 of the first embodiment includes a belt-shaped stretchable lower band portion 11 and an X-shaped stretchable intermediate band portion 12 having a lower band portion 11 joined thereto. The one end portion 12a _{1 of the} pair and the pair of upper strap portions 13A and 13B are joined to the other end portion 12a ₂ of the pair of the intermediate band portions 12. Further, the end edge of one end portion 12a ₁ of the intermediate band portion 12 and the end edge of the other end portion 12a ₂ extend in a direction parallel to the longitudinal direction of the lower band portion 11. Further, the trunk support belt 10 is sewn to the outside of the article body 301, so that it is preferably thinner.

The lower band portion 11 is a portion that is wound around the bone disk of the user U and has a belt-shaped stretchable rubber band portion 11a, and a pair of belt-shaped non-stretchable cloth band portions 11b, 11c is sewn to both end portions in the longitudinal direction of the rubber band portion 11a.

Further, a lower buckle portion is provided at both end portions of the lower strap portion 11.

The lower buckle portion has a lower annular fiber surface portion 14a that is sewn to the front surface of one of the cloth band portions 11b, and a lower hook-shaped fiber surface portion 14b that is sewn to the back surface of the other cloth band portion 11c. . In the case of the first embodiment, the lower annular fiber surface portion 14a is formed to have the same length as the length of one of the cloth band portions 11b, and the lower hook fiber surface portion 14b is provided only for the other cloth band portion 11c. Front end.

12 based user presses the middle of the waist strap portion U U section ₁ close, comprising: cross-member is a rubber band X-shaped pair 12a; 12b and the holding member made of cloth, rubber band provided at the pair The intersecting portion of the member 12a has loop portions 12b ₁₁ and 12b ₂₁ through which the respective rubber band members 12a are inserted.

The holding member 12b has a tubular portion 12b ₁ that is diamond-shaped in front view, has the aforementioned loop portion 12b ₁₁ through which one of the rubber band members 12a is penetrated, and a band-shaped through-hole portion 12b ₂ that is formed to form the other of the loop portion 12a of the rubber band member through the way of sewing 12b ₂₁ to the outside (back surface) of the cylindrical portion 12b _1. Since the holding member 12b is not sewn to the pair of rubber band members 12a, the pair of rubber band members 12a are freely movable with respect to the holding member 12b. This holding member 12b can be formed by a three-dimensionally knitted honeycomb woven (honeycomb knit).

The pair of upper band portions 13A and 13B are formed by being wound around the chest U _{2 of the} user U and formed of a non-stretchable cloth.

One of the upper band portions 13A has a side edge portion that is sewn to the other end portion 12b of one of the rubber band members 12a extending in parallel with the lower band portion 11, and is directed toward the lower band portion 11 The cloth band portion 11b on the lower end of the annular fiber surface portion 14a extends in the same direction.

The other upper band portion 13B has a side edge portion which is sewn to the other end portion 12b of the other rubber band member 12a extending in parallel with the lower band portion 11, and is directed toward the lower band portion 11 The cloth band portion 11c on the lower side of the hook-shaped fiber surface portion 14b extends in the same direction.

Further, the interval I from the lower strap portion 11 to the pair of upper strap portions 13A and 13B is the same.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the pair of upper strap portions 13A and 13B are separated in the unfolded state and extend in opposite directions to each other. That is, a space S of an inverted triangle is formed between the pair of upper band portions 13A and 13B in the unfolded state.

Further, an upper buckle portion is provided at a front end portion of the pair of upper band portions 13A and 13B.

The upper buckle portion has an upper annular fiber surface portion 15a that is sewn to the front surface of one of the upper belt portions 13A, and an upper hook-shaped fiber surface portion 15b that is sewn to the other upper belt portion 13B. back. In the case of the first embodiment, the upper annular fiber surface portion 15a is formed to have a length of substantially one half of the length L4 of the upper band portion 13A, and the upper hook fiber portion The dimension face 15b is provided only at the front end portion of the band upper portion 13B on the other side.

In the wearing article 400 of the first embodiment, the trunk supporting belt 10 is sewn to the outside of the pants-type wearing body 401 and integrated. Further, in the first embodiment, short-type sports tights are exemplified as the wearables 400, but they may be long-type sports tight-fitting type or tight-fitting type. (Briefs type), boxer type, trunks type, high waist type, etc. In addition, the term "underwear" as used herein also includes wearing articles worn between underwear and outerwear.

In the first embodiment, the rubber band portion 11a in the lower band portion 11 of the trunk support belt 10 is sewn so as to cross the left and right side faces from the back side of the waist corresponding portion of the article body 401, and the trunk support band 10 is provided. The portion other than the rubber band portion 11a in the middle is not sewn to the article body 401.

Further, although the intermediate band portion 12 is formed by intersecting a pair of rubber band portions, a thin material (stretch fabric) that expands and contracts in two directions may be cut into an X shape or sewn into The X shape does not allow the plain material to be formed in an overlapping manner, or the rubber band can be sewn into an X shape.

The user wearing the inner shirt, after wearing the wearer body 401, overlaps the pair of belt portions 11b, 11c on the ventral side with each other and is fixed by a planar fastener and will be located at the back. The pair of upper band portions 13A and 13B on the side are wound from the upper side of the lining to the chest side (near the fifth to tenth ribs of the chest cavity), and are overlapped with each other and fixed by a planar fixture, whereby the torso can be worn. Support belt 10.

Thereby, as shown in Figs. 6 to 8, the pair of rubber band members 12a of the intermediate band portion 12 pass through the fifth to tenth of the chest cavity from the abdominal oblique muscle of the user U along the spine erect muscle group. In the vicinity of the ribs, the pair of upper band portions 13A, 13B are fixed by surface contact bonding at the front portion of the chest cavity. Thus, since the upper strap portion. 13A, 13B and the upper band portion 11 disposed in the lower band portion of the user U U vertical position ₃ of the abdomen, abdominal U ₃ thus torso support belt 10 will not be oppressed.

Further, since the cross section of the intermediate band portion 12 (holding member 12b) disposed in the vicinity of the user U U ₁ the waist, thus maintaining member 12b by the elastic force of the rubber band will pair member 12a is pressed while the waist U ₁ nearby.

More specifically, the pair of rubber band members 12a are lowered from the side of the two sides toward the intersection portion, and the lower end portions (the one end portion 12a ₁ of the pair of the intermediate band portions 12) are joined to the lower bundle. The position of the front side of the pelvis of the user U in the belt portion 11a to the position in front of the vicinity thereof. Further, in the upper portion of the intersection portion of the intermediate band portion 12, an inverted triangular space S is formed (see Fig. 6).

The trunk support belt 10 constructed in this manner, as shown in Fig. 8, can effectively perform the intersection portion to push the lumbar vertebrae in the waist U ₁ toward the front (in the direction of the arrow F), and the pair of upper strap portions 13A 13B pushes the chest U ₂ toward the rear (in the direction of the arrow R), so the user U maintains the correct posture of naturally raising the chest and straightening the back. In other words, the muscle strength of the erect muscles of the spine U ₁ of the user U is supported to relieve the tension of the muscles, and to correct the left and right tilt of the body, and the spine Q is maintained as a normal S-shaped curve, so that low back pain can be obtained. The mitigation effect and even the preventive effect.

In particular, drivers such as desk work, taxis, and trucks tend to have a posture that becomes uncomfortable and tends to burden the waist, but By wearing the torso support band 10 of the present invention, the user U can maintain a correct seating posture for a long time, and the burden on the waist U ₁ will be alleviated.

In addition, the torso support belt 10 of the present invention can also be used for a person who is holding a heavy object, a person who is bent forward, and a person who uses a golf ball, a tennis ball, a baseball, or the like to perform a hitting motion. The muscles at the waist reduce the burden on the waist and also contribute to the improvement of muscle performance.

Furthermore, the trunk support belt 10 of the present invention does not press the user's abdomen U ₃ , so that it can be eaten while wearing the trunk support belt 10, and there is no need to worry about breathing that may be caused by pressing to the abdomen U ₃ . Barriers, digestive disorders, circulatory disorders, etc.

Further, when (the lower end portion of the pair of the rubber band member 12a) one end portion of the pair 12 of the intermediate band portion _{12a. 1} is bonded to the lower band than the portion 11a of the user U in the positive side of the bone plate to its position When the range of the front position is further rearward (back side), the entire intermediate band portion 12 pushes the back surface of the user U in a planar manner, and the pressing force of the intersecting portion against the lumbar vertebra is lowered, which is not preferable.

Further, by integrating the lower strap portion 11 of the trunk support belt 10 into the pants-type wearing body 401, even if the user wearing the wearing article 400 operates violently, the lower strap portion 11 does not go to the abdomen direction. Sliding upwards, so that the appropriate effect of the torso support band 10 can be obtained without modifying the offset.

In addition, the torso support band 10 can be hidden by wearing an outerwear such as a T-shirt, a butterfly shirt, or the like on the wearer 300, so that the body support belt 10 can be worn without worrying about the eyes of others. Exercise or daily activities in the state.

Further, the trunk support belt 10 can also be detachably attached to the article body 301 through a planar fastener. According to this configuration, the trunk support belt 10 can be removed from the wearer body 301, and only the wearable body 301 that is easily soiled can be cleaned.

(Modification of Embodiment 1)

The wearing body 401 in the wearing article 400 described in FIGS. 1(A) and 1(B) may also be a garment.

(Embodiment 2)

Fig. 9 is a rear elevational view showing the second embodiment of the trunk support belt provided in the wearable article of the present invention. In addition, in the ninth figure, the same elements as those in the second figure are denoted by the same reference numerals.

The trunk support belt 100 of the second embodiment is the same as the trunk support belt 10 of the first embodiment except that the holding member 112b of the intermediate band portion 112 is different from the configuration of the holding member 12b in the first embodiment.

The configuration different from the first embodiment in the second embodiment will be mainly described below.

In the trunk supporting belt 100 of the second embodiment, the holding member 112b of the intermediate band portion 112 has a tubular portion (not shown) similar to that of the first embodiment, and is provided on the outer surface (back surface) of the tubular portion. A belt-shaped belt insertion portion 112b ₂ ; and a pocket 112b ₃ provided on the outer surface (back surface) of the belt insertion portion 112b ₂ .

The pocket 112b ₃ provided on the back side of the holding member 112b houses a pocket of a commercially available disposable warm pack K. This pocket 112b ₃ can also be formed by a three-dimensional weaving honeycomb weave.

According to this configuration, the warm pack K is housed in the pocket 112b ₃ , and the trunk support belt 110 is worn in such a manner that the side of the pocket 112b ₃ is in close contact with the user, whereby the user can be driven by the heated disposable warm pack K. Heated near the waist. As a result, blood circulation near the waist of the user can be promoted, and the relief and prevention of low back pain can be more effectively performed.

Further, in the holding member 112b, the pocket 112b ₃ may be provided on the outer surface of the front side of the tubular portion. In this case, the trunk supporting belt may be worn so that the front side of the holding member 112b is in close contact with the user.

(Embodiment 3)

Fig. 10 is a third embodiment of the wearer having the trunk support belt of the present invention, and Fig. 10(A) is a front view, and Fig. 10(B) is a rear view. In addition, in FIGS. 10(A) and 10(B), the same elements as those in the first (A) and the first (B) drawings are denoted by the same reference numerals.

In the wearable article 500 of the third embodiment, the trunk support belt 10 is sewn to the outer surface of the body tights type body 501 in which the fixture portion 501a is provided from the chest to the abdomen, and the wearer is integrated. . Further, in the third embodiment, a full-body tight-type underwear having a half-sleeve portion and a half-sleeve portion is exemplified as the wearing article 500, but it may be a full-body type with a long sleeve portion and a long pants portion. Or a collarless long-sleeved leotard-type underwear. In addition, as referred to herein as "inside "Clothes" also include wearables worn between underwear and outerwear.

(Modification of Embodiment 3)

The wearing body 501 in the wearing article 500 described in FIGS. 10(A) and 10(B) may be a garment.

(Embodiment 4)

Fig. 11 is a fourth embodiment of the wearer having the trunk support belt of the present invention, and Fig. 11(A) is a front view, and Fig. 11(B) is a rear view. In addition, in the tenth figure, the same elements as those in the first figure are denoted by the same reference numerals.

In the first to third embodiments (Figs. 1 to 10), the trunk support belt is partially sewn to the outside of the wearer body, but it may be as shown in Fig. 11 (A) and In the same manner as the wearing article 700 of the fourth embodiment shown in Fig. 4B, the entire trunk supporting belt 610 is integrally provided to the wearing body 701. In addition, although the full-body tightening type underwear is exemplified in FIGS. 11(A) and 11(B), it may be a shirt type underwear which does not have a pants-type portion as in the fifth embodiment to be described later.

That is, the wearing article 700 of the fourth embodiment includes the wearing body 701 and the trunk supporting belt 610 provided on the wearing body 701.

The trunk support belt 610 is configured to include a belt-shaped lower belt portion 611 that is disposed to be wound around a user's bone disk, and an X-shaped elastic intermediate belt portion 612 that has a pair of the lower belt portion 611. One end portion presses the vicinity of the waist of the user; and the upper strap portion 613 has both end portions joined to the other end portion of the pair of intermediate band portions 612, and is disposed to be wound around the chest of the user ; One end portion of the pair of the intermediate band portions 612 is joined to a range from a front side position of the user's pelvis in the lower band portion 611 to a position in front of the vicinity of the rib portion 611; the upper band portion 613 is disposed on the chest of the user. Near the 5th to 10th ribs.

In the case of the fourth embodiment, specifically, the entire trunk support belt 610 can be sewn to the inner surface or the outer surface of the article body 701 so as to be integrated with the article body 701 (embodiment 4-1). Alternatively, it may be adhered to the inner surface or the outer surface of the article body 701 (embodiment 4-2), or may be woven into the article body 701 (embodiment 4-3). At this time, in the trunk support belt 701, both end portions of the lower strap portion 611 are connected to each other, and the opposite end portions of the pair of upper strap portions 610 are connected to each other.

That is, the entirety of the belt portion 611 below the trunk support belt 610, the entirety of the intermediate band portion 612, and the entire upper band portion 613 may be sewn to the article body 701 so as to be integrated with the article body 701. The inner surface or the outer surface (embodiment 4-1) may be adhered to the inner surface or the outer surface of the article body 701 (embodiment 4-2), or may be woven into the article body 701 (embodiment 4-3). ).

In the embodiment 4-1 described below, the case where the trunk support belt 610 is sewn to the outer surface of the article body 701 will be described. In the embodiment 4-2, the trunk support band 610 is attached to the wearer. The situation outside the body 701.

In addition, in order to sew or bond the trunk support belt 610 to the inner surface of the wearer body 701, since the wearer body 701 is set At the time of clothing, the trunk support belt is no longer conspicuous when viewed from the outside, so that the wearable article 700 can be easily worn out.

Since the wearing body 701 is a full-body tightening type, the fixing portion 701a is provided on the chest in a detachable manner.

By the user wearing the full-body-worn wearer 700, even if the user's body is vigorously moved, the lower strap portion 611 in the trunk support belt 610 is not displaced from the user's bone disc, and the intermediate strap portion 612 is not It is displaced from the waist of the user, and the upper band portion 613 is not displaced from the vicinity of the fifth to tenth ribs of the user's chest, so that the effect of the trunk support band can be maintained.

(Embodiment 4-1)

At this time, the trunk support belt 610 having the following configuration can be sewn to the inner surface or the outer surface of the stretchable wearable body 701 by using the same material as the trunk support belt 10 described in the first embodiment.

For example, first, the rubber band portion 611a of the lower strap portion 611 and the intermediate band portion 612 of the rubber band are sewn to the wearing body 701, and the X-shaped lower end portion of the intermediate band portion 612 is rubberized. The upper edge portion of the band portion 611a is sewn and coupled.

Thereafter, the band portion 611b of the lower band portion 611 is sewn to the article body 701, and both end portions of the band portion 611b are sewn and coupled to both end portions of the rubber band portion 611a.

Further, the cloth upper band portion 613 is sewn to the article body 701, and both end portions of the upper band portion 613 and the X-shaped upper end portion of the intermediate band portion 612 are sewn and coupled.

In addition, the order of sewing is not limited to the above.

Alternatively, the trunk support belt 610 made of woven material may be sewn to the outside of the article body 701. At this time, the portion corresponding to the rubber band portion 611a of the lower band portion 611 in the trunk support belt 610 and the portion corresponding to the intermediate band portion 612 can be formed by a highly flexible knitting method, which is equivalent to The portion of the cloth band portion 611b of the lower band portion 611 and the portion corresponding to the upper band portion 613 can be formed by a braid having a low stretchability.

(Embodiment 4-2)

In this case, for example, a portion corresponding to the rubber band portion 611a constituting the lower band portion 611 of the trunk support belt 610 and a portion corresponding to the band portion 611b, a portion corresponding to the intermediate band portion 612, and the equivalent The portions of the upper band portion 613 are each formed of a urethane sheet, and the portions composed of the urethane sheets are thermally welded to each other and adhered to the outside of the article body 701. The trunk support belt 610 is formed on the outside of the wearer body 701.

In this case, the portion corresponding to the rubber band portion 611a of the lower band portion 611 and the portion corresponding to the intermediate band portion 612 can be formed by a highly stretchable urethane sheet, which is equivalent to the lower band. The portion of the cloth band portion 611b of the portion 611 and the portion corresponding to the upper band portion 613 can be formed by a urethane sheet having low stretchability.

Alternatively, a portion corresponding to the rubber band portion 611a constituting the lower band portion 611 of the trunk support band 610 and a portion corresponding to the band portion 611b, a portion corresponding to the intermediate band portion 612, and the corresponding upper portion may be used. The portion of the band portion 613 is formed on the outer surface of the article body 701 by a printing technique (for example, screen printing) to form a coating film containing a urethane resin, a lanthanum resin, an acrylic resin, or a rubber. The coating film is dried, whereby the trunk support belt 610 is formed on the outer surface of the article body 701.

In this case, for example, the portion corresponding to the rubber band portion 611a of the lower band portion 611 and the portion corresponding to the intermediate band portion 612 are formed by a coating film having high stretchability, and correspond to the cloth of the lower band portion 611. The portion of the band portion 611b and the portion corresponding to the upper band portion 613 are formed by a coating film having low stretchability.

(Embodiment 4-3)

At this time, for example, when the wearing body 701 is formed by knitting the material, the trunk supporting belt 610 is formed in the wearing body 701. At this time, the portion corresponding to the rubber band portion 611a of the lower band portion 611 in the trunk support belt 610 and the portion corresponding to the intermediate band portion 612 can be knitted by the more flexible article body 701. Further, the portion corresponding to the cloth band portion 611b of the lower band portion 611 and the portion corresponding to the upper band portion 613 can be formed by a knitting method which is less elastic than the article body 701.

(Embodiment 5)

Fig. 12 is a fifth embodiment of the wearer having the trunk support belt of the present invention, and Fig. 12(A) is a front view and Fig. 12(B) is a rear view. In addition, in FIG. 12, the same elements as those in the 11th figure are given the same code|symbol.

The wearing article 600 according to the fifth embodiment is the same as the wearing article 700 (see FIG. 11) of the fourth embodiment except that the wearing body 601 is a shirt shape having no pants-type portion.

In the case of the wearing article 600, the entirety of the belt portion 611 below the trunk supporting belt 610, the entirety of the intermediate band portion 612, and the entire upper band portion 613 may be integrated with the wearing body 601. The method is sewed on the outside of the wearer body 601, and may be adhered to the outside of the wearer body 601 or to the outside of the wearer body 601.

(Embodiment 6)

Fig. 13 is a view showing a sixth embodiment of the wearer having the trunk support belt of the present invention, a front view of Fig. 13(A), and a rear view of Fig. 13(B). In addition, in the thirteenth figure, the same elements as those in the tenth figure are denoted by the same reference numerals.

The wearable article 300 of the sixth embodiment is provided with a trunk support belt 10 on the outer surface of a shirt-type wearer body 501 having no pants-type portion, and is a long-sleeved type according to the third embodiment described in FIG. The wearer 500 of the (long tights type) has the same manner of sewing the trunk support belt 10 on the outside of the wearer body 501.

(Other embodiments)

1. In the above embodiment, the portion corresponding to the lower portion of the lower belt portion, that is, the portion between the lower end portions of the pair of intermediate band portions can be omitted, and the effect of the trunk support belt can be obtained even if omitted.

2. In the above embodiment, the case where the band portion under the trunk support belt has stretchability is exemplified, but the lower band portion may be made of a non-stretchable material. To form.

3. The holding member of the intermediate band portion of the trunk support band may also be omitted. At this time, in order to prevent the pair of rubber band members from being scattered, for example, the central portions of the intersecting portions may be brought into contact with each other.

(to sum up)

The present invention is a trunk support belt that is worn on a human body (torso) to correct the spine to a normal S-shaped curve for relieving or preventing back pain. As shown in Fig. 1, the present invention is provided with an X-shaped intermediate band portion 12 having one end portion joined to a pair of belt-shaped lower band portions 11, an end edge of one end portion of the intermediate band portion 12, and another The end edge of the one end portion has a structure extending in a direction parallel to the lower band portion 11, and each end edge is joined to a pair of upper band portions 13A and 13B having a buckle.

As shown in Fig. 6 and Fig. 7, the lower band portion 11 is wound around a position from the front side of the pelvis to a position in the vicinity thereof, and the pair of upper band portions 13A and 13B are wound around The vicinity of the 5th to 10th ribs of the chest U ₂ is respectively fixed by a buckle, whereby the intermediate band portion 12 is spanned from the right front chest to the left front pelvis of the user U, and from the left front chest to the right front pelvis. The mode is configured as an X shape. Thereby, the intersection portion of the X-shaped intermediate band portion 12 is disposed near the lumbar vertebra of the user U, and the erect muscle group of the spine U ₁ can be supported, thereby reducing the tension of the muscles of the waist U ₁ and correcting the left and right sides of the body. Skewed.

Further, the lumbar vertebrae in the waist U ₁ are pushed forward by the intersection of the X-shaped intermediate band portions 12, and the chest U _{2 is} pulled rearward by the pair of upper band portions 13A, 13B, thereby Spinal correction is a normal S-shaped curve that can alleviate and even prevent low back pain. At this time, when the pair of upper band portions 13A and 13B are coupled to the back side, the force for pulling the chest U ₂ rearward by the pair of upper band portions 13A and 13B is lowered, so that it is difficult to correct the spine. It is a normal S-shaped curve, but the upper band portions 13A, 13B of one pair of the present invention are configured to be separated in an unfolded state and extend in opposite directions to each other, and are wound around the chest U ₂ of the user U. The fifth to the tenth rib are fixed, so that the X-shaped intermediate band portion 12 can work in cooperation to effectively correct the spine to a normal S-shaped curve.

Further, the present invention does not pressurize the abdomen U ₃ of the user U at the time of wearing, and thus it is less likely to cause various adverse effects on the human body such as respiratory disorders, digestive disorders, and circulatory disorders caused by abdominal compression, even if It is not uncomfortable to eat the abdomen U _{3 in the} wearing state, and it is possible to easily carry out a business operation or a gentle flexion exercise in a sitting posture, and to use it safely and healthily in daily life.

Further, according to the wearable article of the present invention in which the trunk support belt is integrally formed on the wearer body, the user can obtain the effect of the trunk support belt by wearing the wearer, and the trunk support belt can be worn without labor and time. . In addition, in particular, the shorts type and the whole body tightening type wearer are not easily displaced at the position of the trunk support belt even if the user moves, so that labor and time for correcting the positional deviation of the trunk support belt can be suppressed, and the borrowing can be continuously obtained. The proper effect achieved by the torso support belt.

In addition, all the aspects of the disclosed embodiments are illustrative and not intended to be limiting. The scope of the present invention should be construed as the scope of the patent application rather than the description above, which All changes within the scope of the righteousness.

[Industrial availability]

The wearable article of the present invention is suitable for a person who desires to alleviate low back pain, prevent back pain, and correct posture.

Claims (8)

A wearable article comprising a shorts-type or a full-body-worn wearable body and a trunk support belt provided on the wearer body; the trunk support belt having a belt shape arranged to be wound around a user's bone disk a lower strap portion; an X-shaped stretchable intermediate strap portion that is coupled to one end portion of the pair of the lower strap portions and that presses the vicinity of the waist portion of the user; and one of the intermediate strap portions that are joined to the intermediate strap portion The end portions of the other end portions of the pair are disposed so as to be wound around the upper strap portion of the chest of the user; and the one end portion of the pair of the intermediate strap portions is joined to the user of the lower strap portion a range from a front side position of the pelvis to a position in the vicinity of the front side; the upper belt portion is disposed in the vicinity of the fifth to tenth ribs of the chest of the user; and the lower belt portion of the trunk support belt is from the wearing body The back side of the corresponding portion of the waist of the body is sewn to the left and right sides. A wearable body comprising a wearable body and a trunk support belt provided on the wearable body; the trunk support belt includes: a belt-shaped lower strap portion arranged to be wound around a user's bone disc; and having a joint One end of the pair of lower strap portions presses an X-shaped stretchable intermediate band portion near the waist of the user; and has two ends joined to the other end portion of the pair of intermediate band portions And configured to be wrapped around the user The upper strap portion of the chest; the one end portion of the pair of the intermediate strap portions is engaged with a position of a front side position of the user's pelvis in the lower strap portion to a position in front of the vicinity thereof; the upper strap The part is disposed in the vicinity of the fifth to tenth ribs of the chest of the user; the trunk support belt is integrally integrated with the body of the wearer. The wearing article according to claim 2, wherein the trunk support belt is integrally sewn or attached to an inner surface of the wearer body. The wearing article according to claim 2, wherein the trunk support belt is integrally sewn or attached to the outside of the body of the wearer. The wearing article according to claim 2, wherein the trunk support belt as a whole is woven into the body of the wearer. The wearing article according to any one of claims 2 to 5, wherein the wearable body system is a whole body tight type. A torso support belt for use in a wear article as described in claim 1 or 2. The trunk support belt according to Item 7, wherein the both end portions of the lower strap portion are connected to each other, and the end portions of the pair of upper strap portions are connected to each other.