TWI444149B - Body wearing clothes - Google Patents

Description

Body wear

The present invention relates to a life jacket for wearing a life jacket for fishing or a fishing vest for fishing.

In the past, such a body wearing garment is a pocket for a fishing tackle for storing equipment such as fishing. (For example, refer to Patent Document 1). The body wearing garment has a pocket (for example, a chest pocket) and an opening portion of the pocket, and has an opening region in the width direction in the horizontal direction and an opening region in the longitudinal direction connected to the opening region in the width direction, and along these A zipper is provided in the opening area.

In such a body wearing garment, for example, when the opening portion is opened from the locked state, the slider of the slide fastener is first opened in the flat direction in the width direction.

[Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Laid-Open Publication No. 2003-129311

However, in the above-described pocket, the opening and closing of the zipper almost always starts from the horizontal width direction. Therefore, it is difficult to start the opening and closing of the zipper. Such a problem is not limited to the body wearing clothes for fishing, and it can be said that it is a common problem of all body wearing clothes that use the opening of the zipper opening and closing pocket.

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide a body wearing garment which is easy to open and close a slide fastener.

In the body wearing garment of the present invention, the front body of the wearing garment body is provided with a pocket, and at least the upper end portion of the opening provided in the pocket is inclined obliquely downward, and the opening portion is provided from the upper end portion thereof. The open or closed zipper opens and closes the opening portion downwardly obliquely downward so as to reduce the resistance in the sliding direction of the zipper in the operation start direction of the slider of the zipper.

According to the above configuration, since the slider of the zipper is operated obliquely downward when the opening is closed or closed, the resistance of the slider in the sliding direction is small, and therefore, compared with the case where the opening and closing operation is started in the horizontal direction, The operation of the zipper is easy and easy, and when the zipper is opened and closed, the user does not need to perform an excessive movement of gripping a part of the wearing body or a part of the pocket.

In the body wearing garment of the present invention, the inclined opening region is provided in the upper portion of the opening portion, and the longitudinal direction of the wearing garment body is inclined obliquely downward from the outer side in the left-right direction of the joint portion of the wearing garment main body toward the joint portion side. It is preferable to open or lock the upper end portion from the inclined opening portion.

According to this configuration, the user can easily perform the operation of opening and closing the zipper for opening the opening while wearing the body wearing garment.

In the body wearing garment of the present invention, the starting direction of the operation of the slider is preferably set to be more than 30° in the left-right width direction of the body of the wearing garment.

By setting the start direction of the operation of the slider to the above-described angle, the user can easily perform the operation of opening and closing the slide fastener for opening the opening while wearing the body wearing garment.

In the body wearing garment of the present invention, the pocket is preferably a front body that is attached to the body of the wearing garment by the crepe portion.

In the above configuration, the storage space of the pocket is secured by the crepe portion. Further, in the pocket having the crepe portion, when the slider is operated, the front portion of the wearing garment body tends to be flattened or shaken because the crepe portion is pulled, so that it is difficult to smoothly operate the slider. However, since the slider can be operated obliquely downward when the opening is opened or closed, even if the pocket having the draping portion is opened, the user who performs the opening and closing operation hardly needs to grasp and hold a part of the wearing body. Since the pockets of the pockets are redundant, the pockets of the zipper are easier to handle than when the sliders of the zipper are opened and closed in the horizontal direction.

In the body wearing garment of the present invention, the pocket has a shape in which the upper portion is narrow and the lower portion has a wide width, and the front surface of the wearing garment body and the front surface of the pocket is connected to the joint portion of the wearing garment body by the first draper portion. The upper portion of the side is provided with an opening portion below the first draping portion, and the first draping portion is preferably formed in a shape in which the opening portion of the pocket is formed so as to be narrowed from the width to the width in the direction of the distance.

According to the above configuration, the opening portion of the first crepe pocket is narrowed from the width to the width toward the distance, that is, obliquely upward, and when the slider is operated obliquely downward, the operating force is first draped. Since the converging side of the first draping portion is narrowed in the front-rear direction, the operation force can suppress the state in which the pocket is crushed (it is easy to maintain the shape of the pocket), Even if the pocket having the crepe portion is used, it is easy to perform the operation of opening and closing the zipper.

In the body wearing garment of the present invention, the front surface of the wearing garment body and the front side of the pocket are connected by the second crepe portion in the left-right direction of the lower portion of the pocket, and the front surface of the wearing garment body and the pocket are in the left-right direction with respect to the joint portion. The outer side is preferably connected to the third crotch portion in the up-and-down direction, and the third crotch portion is formed to have a shape that is narrowed from the width to the width.

In the above configuration, the storage space of the pocket is secured by the crepe portion, and the width of the upper portion of the pocket in the front-rear direction is narrowed by the first draping portion and the third draping portion. The operation force at the time of the operation toward the obliquely lower side suppresses the state in which the pocket is crushed. Therefore, even if the pocket having the draping portion is provided, the operation of starting the opening and closing of the zipper is easy.

In the body wearing garment of the present invention, the starting portion of the operation facing the obliquely downward direction of the slider is preferably positioned in the left-right width direction of the shoulder portion of the wearing garment body.

According to the above configuration, the operating force when the slider is operated obliquely downward is supported by the shoulder, and the operation of the portion can be smooth and easy.

The body wearing garment of the present invention is preferably provided in the field of a curved shape in which the opening portion protrudes toward the joint portion side.

According to the above configuration, the storage volume of the pocket can be ensured as compared with the case where the side of the joint portion where only the curved shape region is formed is formed in an inclined straight line shape.

In the body wearing garment of the present invention, the pocket is preferably disposed in a chest pocket corresponding to the position of the collar of the body, and since the slider is located in the collar, the body wearing garment does not need to be a reluctant posture (do not have to be pulled) ) The zipper operation is easy.

According to the present invention, since the slider of the zipper is operated obliquely downward when the opening is opened or closed, the user who performs the opening and closing operation does not need to grasp and hold a part of the body of the garment or a part of the pocket. Therefore, the operation is easier than when the operation is started and closed in the horizontal direction.

Hereinafter, the body wearing garment according to the embodiment of the present invention is a life jacket worn during fishing, or a fishing vest worn when fishing for a fish, and a life jacket is taken as an example. Fig. 1 is a front view of a body wearing garment, Fig. 2 is an enlarged perspective view of a main part of the chest pocket, and a perspective view showing a state in which the zipper is opened, and Fig. 3 is a perspective view of the main portion in a state in which the main portion is further enlarged. The figure is a perspective view seen from below, and the fifth figure is a side view of the chest pocket.

As shown in Fig. 1, the wearing body 2 of the body wearing garment 1 includes a front body 3 and a rear front and rear body 4, and a front left and right body 4 connected to the front body 3 and the front and rear body 4 having a predetermined left-right direction width L. Shoulder 6. The front body 3 is composed of a right front body 3A and a left front body 3B. Inside the front body 3 and the rear front and rear body 4, a buoyant material (not shown) is detachably provided. The body wearing garment 1 is detachable from the body of the fisherman by the opening and closing of the loading and unloading zipper 7 which is sewn to the center of the right front body 3A and the left front body 3B in the left-right direction. Further, although not shown, the front body 3 of the body wearing garment 1 is provided with a buoyant material that allows the fisherman's body to float when the fisherman falls into the sea. Further, the fisherman wears the body wearing the clothes 1 to fit the body of the fisherman, and when he falls into the sea, he has an ankle belt hung between the fishermen's feet in order not to be detached from the fisherman's body.

On the front of the right front body 3A and the left front body 3B, an upper pocket 11 (hereinafter referred to as a "chest pocket") and a lower pocket 12 are provided. Since the structures of the pockets 11 and 12 are only bilaterally symmetrical, in the embodiment, the description of the pockets 11 and 12 of the left front body 3B also serves as the description of the pockets 11 and 12 of the right front body 3A. The base material forming the front surface (outer skin) of the left and right front bodies 3A and 3B and the pockets 11 and 12 is a woven fabric or a knitted fabric using polyester or nylon.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the chest pocket 11 is in the field of the collar corresponding to the left front body 3B, and the front fabric 11B is sewn to the front fabric 25 of the left front body 3B via the draping portion 15. Returning to Fig. 1, the lower pocket 12 is in the field of the abdomen corresponding to the left front body 3B, and is sewn to the front fabric 25 of the left front body 3B via the draping portion 16.

The chest pocket 11 and the lower pocket 12 have storage spaces 11A and 12A, respectively, and the opening portions 35 and 38 are opened and closed by the slide fasteners 8 and 9, and the storage spaces 11A and 12A are opened and closed by the slide fasteners 8 and 9, respectively. Each has a volume corresponding to the depth of the aforementioned cloth portions 15, 16. Further, the rear fabrics 20 and 21 constituting the storage spaces 11A and 12A of the respective pockets 11 and 12 are the front fabric 25 in which the left front body 3B is directly used. The sliders 30, 31 of the zippers 8, 9 are provided with pull handles 32, 33, respectively.

Here, the chest pocket 11 will be described in detail. The chest pocket 11 has a shape in which the width of the upper portion is narrow from the front and the width of the lower portion is wide (for example, a trapezoidal shape). The opening 35 of the chest pocket 11 is disposed on the side of the joint portion 36, and at least the upper end portion of the upper portion of the opening portion 35 is disposed obliquely downward toward the joint portion 36, and the opening portion 35 is curved to protrude from the joint portion 36 side. The inclined inclined opening region 40 has a longitudinal direction region 41 continuous with the lower portion of the inclined opening region 40 and extending in the longitudinal direction. The length direction field 41 is not only reaching the lower end portion 11a of the chest pocket 11, but also has a non-opening field 37 set to a predetermined height H.

Next, the front cloth 25 of the left front body 3B and the above-described cloth portion 15 of the chest pocket 11 are connected by sewing. First, the fabric portion 15 is composed of a first fabric member 45, a second fabric member 46, and a third fabric member 47. The front fabric 25 of the wearing garment body 2 and the chest pocket 11 is connected to the upper portion of the wearing garment body 2 on the side of the joint portion 36 via the first draping member 45. The opening portion 35 is disposed obliquely below the first crepe member 45. The first crepe member 45 is formed in a triangular shape in which the opening portion 35 of the chest pocket 11 is formed to be narrower in width from the width to the width, and has no width (zero width) at the apex portion 45a. This apex portion 45a is almost reaching the shoulder portion 6. Further, since the first crepe member 45 is composed of a cloth (having water repellency), the force in the front-rear direction that is cut into a triangular shape is easy to move and is easily crushed in the depth direction. Alternatively, it is also possible to form a triangular hammer shape that can be crushed in advance in the depth direction. In this way, when the manner of eliminating the crushed portion is pulled in the front-rear direction, the crepe member having a deeper front-rear direction can be obtained.

The front fabric 25 of the wearing body 2 and the lower portion of the chest pocket 11 are connected to each other by the second weaving portion 46 in the left-right direction. The front fabric 25 of the wearing garment main body 2 and the chest pocket 11 is connected to the third draping member 47 that is vertically opposed to the joint portion 36 in the left-right direction. The third crepe member 47 is formed in a triangular shape that is formed to be narrower in width from the width to the width and has no width at the apex portion 47a.

The zipper 8 is for opening (or locking) the opening 35 from the upper end portion thereof. This zipper 8 has a structure in which the operation start direction of the slider 30 is a structure in which the resistance of the sliding direction of the zipper 8 is reduced as much as possible at a predetermined angle β 1 toward the obliquely downward direction. The predetermined angle θ1 obliquely downward in this case is an angle at which the start direction of the operation of the slider 30 is 30° larger than the left-right width direction of the wearing garment body 2 (not in the longitudinal direction, that is, the vertical direction). Since the zipper 8 can freely open and close the opening portion 35, the inclination angle of the opening portion 35 is also set to be the same as the inclination angle of the zipper 8. Further, the predetermined angle β 1 is slightly smaller than the inclination angle θ 2 of the collar portion 50 of the wearing garment body 2 as viewed from the front. However, the predetermined angle θ 1 may be an angle almost parallel to the inclination angle β 2 .

As shown in Fig. 5, when the storage object is accommodated in the chest pocket 11 so that the front and rear widths of the first crepe member 45 are almost maximized, the apex portion 45a of the first crepe member 45 and the upper end portion of the zipper 8 are attached (the zipper 8) The imaginary straight line P of the operation start portion 8a is inclined downward toward the front so that the front cloth 25 (vertical surface) of the left front body 3B becomes a predetermined angle θ 3 .

In the above configuration, the fisherman is the user wearing the garment 1 on the body, and the zipper 7 is opened to wear the body wearing garment 1 to the body. The body wearing clothes 1 mainly accommodates the stored items such as equipment required for fishing (fishing) in the chest pocket 11 and the lower pocket 12.

When the stored object is stored in the chest pocket 11, the slider 30 is moved by the grip handle 32 to open the opening 35. At this time, the operation start direction of the slider 30 is set such that the predetermined angle θ1 is lowered toward the obliquely downward direction in such a manner as to reduce the resistance of the sliding direction of the zipper 8 as much as possible. Therefore, it is not necessary to hold the body wearing clothes for example by fingers. A part of the chest pocket 11 or the outer side of the left and right width direction of the chest pocket 11 can easily pull the slide member 30, and the opening portion 35 can be opened by an easy movement.

Further, as described above, the first crepe member 45 is formed in a triangular shape in which the opening portion 35 of the chest pocket 11 is formed to be narrower in width from the width to the width, and has a width at the apex portion. In addition, the third crepe member 47 is formed in a triangular shape that is narrowed in width from the width to the width and has no width at the apex portion, and thus has a configuration in which the volume is gradually decreased toward the upper portion. In particular, the first crepe member 45 is formed such that the above-described triangular shape forms a front-back width (depth) of the first crepe member 45. Therefore, when the operation of the pull-down member 30 is performed, the amount of swaying and the amount of swaying of the crepe portion are reduced as compared with the case where the front and rear end sides of the crepe portion are formed in a parallel strip shape. Therefore, the slide member 30 can be pulled more easily.

By forming the apex portion 45a of the first crepe member 45 and the apex portion 47a of the third crepe member 47 to have no width, compared with the case where the gusset member is formed in a strip shape in parallel with the front and rear end sides of the crepe member. The volume of the accommodation space 11A of the chest pocket 11 becomes small. However, by bending the apex portion 45a of the first draping member 45 to the shoulder portion 6 by bending the slanted opening region 40 of the opening portion 35, it is possible to effectively suppress the volume of the accommodating space 11A from being extremely small.

When the opening portion 35 is closed, the operation of pulling up the slider 30 is performed. At this time, the weight operation of the lower side of the slider 30 further suppresses the upward movement of the wearing garment body 2 by the slinging belt, so that the opening portion 35 can be easily closed.

Further, since the longitudinal direction region 41 does not reach the lower end portion 11a of the chest pocket 11, and has the non-opening region 37 set to the predetermined height H, even if the opening portion 35 is completely opened, the stored article does not easily fall from the chest pocket 11. Further, the length of the inclined opening region 40 and the longitudinal direction region 41 varies depending on the predetermined angle 81 set and the length of the chest pocket 11 in the longitudinal direction.

H. . . Predetermined height

L. . . Wide left and right direction

P. . . straight line

β 1. . . Predetermined angle

β 2. . . slope

θ 1. . . Predetermined angle

θ 2. . . slope

θ 3. . . Predetermined angle

1. . . Body wear

2. . . Wearing clothes

6. . . Shoulder

7. . . Loading and unloading zipper

8. . . zipper

8a. . . Upper end

9. . . zipper

11. . . Upper pocket

11a. . . Lower end

11A. . . Storage space

11B. . . Front cloth

12. . . Lower pocket

12A. . . Storage space

15. . . Cloth department

16. . . Cloth department

20, 21. . . Back cloth

25. . . Front cloth

30. . . Slider

31. . . Slider

32. . . Pull handle

33. . . Pull handle

35. . . Opening

36. . . combination

37. . . Non-open field

38. . . Opening

40. . . Inclined opening field

41. . . Length direction field

45. . . First crepe member

45a. . . Vertex

46. . . Second cloth member

47. . . Third crepe member

47a. . . Vertex

50. . . Collar

[Fig. 1] An overall schematic front view showing a body wearing garment according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[Fig. 2] A perspective view in which the main part of the same chest pocket is enlarged and a zipper is opened.

[Fig. 3] A perspective view of the main chest pocket of the same chest pocket as seen from above.

[Fig. 4] A perspective view of the same chest pocket as seen from below.

[Fig. 5] A side view of the same chest pocket.

L. . . Wide left and right direction

θ 1. . . Predetermined angle

θ 2. . . slope

1. . . Body wear

2. . . Wearing clothes

6. . . Shoulder

7. . . Loading and unloading zipper

8. . . zipper

9. . . zipper

11. . . Upper pocket

11a. . . Lower end

11A. . . Storage space

11B. . . Front cloth

12. . . Lower pocket

12A. . . Storage space

16. . . Cloth department

twenty one. . . Back cloth

25. . . Front cloth

30. . . Slider

31. . . Slider

32. . . Pull handle

33. . . Pull handle

35. . . Opening

36. . . combination

37. . . Non-open field

38. . . Opening

40. . . Inclined opening field

41. . . Length direction field

45. . . First crepe member

45a. . . Vertex

50. . . Collar

Claims (7)

A body wearing garment having a pocket in a front body of the wearing garment body, wherein at least an upper end portion of the opening portion provided in the pocket is inclined obliquely downward, and the opening portion is provided to be open from the upper end portion thereof or It is a zipper that is closed, and opens and closes the opening in a direction in which the slide fastener is operated in a downward direction, and the pocket has a shape in which the upper portion is narrow and the lower portion is wide, and the wearing body is formed. And the front surface of the pocket is connected to the upper portion of the joint portion of the wearing garment body by the first draping portion, and an opening portion is provided below the first draping portion, and the first draping portion is at the opening of the pocket. A shape that is formed toward the far side, that is, obliquely upward from the width to the width is narrowed. The body wearing garment according to the first aspect of the invention, wherein the upper portion of the opening portion is provided with an inclined opening region in which the longitudinal direction of the wearing garment body is directed from the outer side in the left-right direction to the joint portion of the wearing garment main body. The side of the portion is inclined obliquely downward, and the upper end portion is opened or locked from the inclined opening portion. The body wearing garment according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the starting direction of the operation of the slider is set to be greater than 30° in the left-right width direction of the wearing garment body. The body wearing garment according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the front surface of the wearing garment and the front of the pocket are connected by a second draping portion in the left-right direction of the lower portion of the pocket, and the body and the wearing body are worn. The front side is connected to the outer side in the left-right direction of the joint portion by the third weaving portion in the up-and-down direction, and the third weaving portion is formed to face upward from the width to the width. shape. The body wearing garment according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the starting portion of the operation toward the obliquely downward direction of the slider is positioned in the left-right width direction of the shoulder portion of the wearing garment body. The body wearing garment according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the opening portion is provided with a curved shape region that protrudes toward the joint portion side. For example, the first or second body wearing garment of the patent application scope, wherein the pocket is a chest pocket disposed at a position corresponding to the collar of the body.