TWM607173U - Apparel - Google Patents

Abstract

This creation provides a garment that can express a three-dimensional contour with a sense of depth. In the garment (1) with pleats (2), the pleats (2) include pleats (21) in which a part of the cloth (3) covering the wearer is folded inward. In the wrinkled part (21), the upper part of the cloth (3) is further folded inward, and the folded cloth (3) is sewn together at a certain distance. The garment (1) is characterized in that their outer surfaces face each other and are stitched from each other's inner surfaces.

Description

clothing

This creation is related to a kind of clothing.

Currently, in order to improve design or functionality, garments with folds have appeared. For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a skirt having pleats such as tack pleats and box pleats. The clothing has folds, which can show a broad three-dimensional effect and enhance the convenience of movement.

Prior art literature

Patent literature

Patent Document 1: Japanese Utility Model Patent No. 7-15708

Garments with wrinkles can show a three-dimensional contour with a sense of depth by repeatedly folding the cloth inside. However, depending on the wearer's actions, this folded shape may not be maintained, and the three-dimensional shape unique to the wrinkles may be damaged.

The purpose of this creation is to provide a garment that can express a three-dimensional contour with a sense of depth.

One aspect of this creation is a garment (1) with folds (2). The folds (2) include creases (21), in which the cloth (3) covering a part of the wearer is folded inward Stacked. In the wrinkle part (21), the upper part of the cloth (32) is further folded inward, and the folded and overlapped cloth (32) is sewn together at a certain distance.

This creation provides a garment that can show a more three-dimensional outline and has a sense of depth.

1: clothing/skirt

2: crease

21: Wrinkled part

22: Fixed part

3: cloth

31: The first cloth

32: second fabric

321: upper end

35-37: Stitching

41: Vertex

42: side

43: vertical line

d1: length

d2: distance

d3: distance

X1: direction

X2: direction

Y1: direction

Y2: direction

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the appearance of the skirt according to the present embodiment.

Fig. 2 is an enlarged view showing the upper side of the wrinkle from the outside.

Fig. 3 is an enlarged view showing the upper side of the wrinkle from the inside.

Fig. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line A-A in Fig. 3.

Figure 5 is a plan view of the cloth before stitching together.

In the following, embodiments of the clothing created by the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. The configuration described below is an embodiment of the present creation, and the present creation is not limited to this.

The clothing of this creation is not particularly limited as long as it has wrinkles, and examples thereof may be wrinkles of skirts, dresses, shirts, suits, and overcoats. Hereinafter, an embodiment of a skirt with wrinkles will be described.

In the following description, the upper side is the Y1 direction in the drawing, and the lower side is the Y2 direction in the drawing. The right is the X1 direction in the drawing, and the left is the X2 direction in the drawing. In addition, the inner side refers to the side in contact with the wearer, and the outer side refers to the side opposite to the inner side.

Fig. 1 shows the appearance of skirt 1, which is an embodiment of the garment of the present creation. The skirt 1 of this embodiment is configured to include a cloth 3 covering the wearer's waist. The length of the skirt 1 is not particularly limited. For example, the skirt 1 has a length from the waist to the ankle of the wearer.

The skirt 1 has multiple pleats 2. The pleats 2 are formed by folding the cloth 3 inward.

The cloth 3 of this embodiment includes a plurality of first cloths 31 and a plurality of second cloths 32. By adding the second fabric 32 to the first fabric 31, the amount of fabric of the skirt 1 can be increased to form beautiful drape-like folds 2.

The first cloth 31 has a length from the upper end to the lower end of the skirt 1. The first cloth 31 has a rectangular shape.

The second cloth 32 is shorter than the first cloth 31, and has a length from a position separated from the upper end of the skirt 1 downward to a predetermined distance to the lower end. The positions of the lower ends of the first cloth 31 and the second cloth 32 are the same. The second cloth 32 has a triangular shape with a bottom side on the lower side.

The first cloth 31 and the second cloth 32 are alternately connected to form the skirt 1. Specifically, a plurality of first fabrics 31 are arranged side by side in the waist circumference direction of the wearer (the direction of rotation around the Y1-Y2 axis). A plurality of second cloths 32 are arranged between the first cloths 31 and on the hem side, and the ends on both sides in the circumferential direction are sewn to each other.

(Folds)

By using the second cloth 32, the amount of cloth at the bottom of the skirt 1 is increased. The wrinkle 2 of this embodiment is arranged at a downward position with a certain distance from the upper end of the skirt 1.

When the upper end of the fold 2 is above the wearer's knees, it can form a three-dimensional mermaid shape with a wide hem, which can provide a skirt 1 with a tall design and easy movement for the wearer.

Fig. 2 is an enlarged view of the upper part of the wrinkle 2 in Fig. 1. The wrinkle 2 includes a wrinkle portion 21 in which a second cloth 32 is folded, and the second cloth 32 is a part of the cloth 3. The wrinkled portion 21 gives the skirt 1 a three-dimensional effect with a certain depth.

Fig. 3 is an enlarged view showing the upper side of the pleat 2 from the inside. The skirt 1 has a fixing portion 22 inside the crease portion 21.

In the fixing portion 22, a part of the second cloth 32 constituting the upper portion of the wrinkle portion 21 is further folded inward. The stitch 35 is provided by stitching the overlapped and folded second cloth 32 a predetermined distance. The fixing portion 22 can fix and maintain the inwardly folded shape of the corrugated portion 21.

Fig. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line A-A in Fig. 3. A stitch 35 having a length d1 is provided in the folded portion of the second cloth 32. The stitch 35 connects the second fabric 32 that is folded and overlapped. The outer surfaces of the second cloth 32 face each other.

The outer surfaces of the first cloth 31 and the second cloth 32 are sewn together with stitches 36 facing each other. The stitch 36 is provided at a certain distance from each end of the first cloth 31 and the second cloth 32, and connects the two.

Through end processing such as overlock stitching, stitches 37 are provided at each end of the first cloth 31 and the second cloth 32. The stitch 37 prevents the edges of the first cloth 31 and the second cloth 32 from fraying.

FIG. 5 shows the first cloth 31 and the second cloth 32 before the second cloth 32 is folded and sewn together. The first cloth 31 and the second cloth 32 are connected to each other by stitching 36, and end processing is performed by stitching 37.

When the fixed portion 22 is formed, the second cloth 32 is folded inward along a vertical line 43 that extends from the vertex 41 of the triangle shown by diagonal diagonal lines to the bottom of the triangle. At this time, the second fabrics 32 folded so that their outer surfaces face each other overlap so that the positions of both sides 42 of the triangle extending diagonally downward from the vertex 41 overlap.

The overlapping second cloth 32 is sewn at the positions of the side edges 42 and stitches 35 are sewn. The stitch in the middle refers to stitch in the middle. In other words, this means folding the cloth so that its outer surfaces face each other and stitching from the inner surface.

The length of the stitching 35 is d1, that is, the certain distance d1 for sewing the second cloth 32 together is not particularly limited, but for example, it is preferably about 2.5 to 4.0 cm. When d1 is 2.5 to 4.0 cm, the folded shape inside the pleats 2 is easily maintained, and the sense of depth of the pleats 2 is easily maintained.

When the position of the upper end of the stitch 35, that is, the position of the apex 41 is preferably a position separated from the upper end 321 of the triangular second cloth 32 by a predetermined distance d2, the second cloth 32 can be easily sewn together.

From the viewpoint of maintaining the folded shape of the pleats 2, for example, the distance d2 from the upper end 321 of the second fabric 32 to the apex 41 is preferably about 1.5 to 3.0 cm.

The distance d3 from the end of the second cloth 32 to the stitch 35 is not particularly limited, and may be, for example, about 0.5 to 1.0 cm. When d3 is 0.5 to 1.0 cm, sewing becomes easy, and a sense of depth of the wrinkle portion 21 is easily formed.

The ratio of the folded portion to the second cloth 32, that is, the ratio of the vertical line 43 to the length of the vertical line from the upper end 321 of the second cloth 32 to the bottom of the second cloth 32 is preferably about 1/20. Here, the length of the vertical line 43 is set to approximately 2.4 cm. In this case, it is easy to maintain the folded shape of the inside of the pleats 2 and it is easy to maintain the sense of depth of the pleats 2.

As described above, according to the skirt 1 of the present embodiment, the fixing portion 22 is provided inside the upper portion of the wrinkle portion 21. In the fixing portion 22, the upper portion of the wrinkled portion 21 folded inward is further folded inward and stitched together. Since the inwardly folded shape is fixed, even if the wrinkled portion 21 is pushed outward by the wearer's movement (for example, walking), the inwardly folded shape is unlikely to collapse. Therefore, the three-dimensional shape of the wrinkle 2 with a sense of depth can be maintained.

Although the preferred embodiments of the present creation have been described above, the present creation is not limited to these embodiments, and various modifications and changes can be made within the scope of its gist.

For example, in the above embodiment, the cloth 3 of the skirt 1 is composed of the first cloth 31 and the second cloth 32, but according to the target shape of the skirt 1, three or more types of cloths may be used. In addition, the skirt 1 may be composed of a piece of cloth 3, and the wrinkles 2 can be similarly formed by adjusting the area of the piece of cloth 3.

In addition, as in the above embodiment, the second cloth 32 is stitched together at the positions of the two sides 42 of the triangle, so that a natural folded shape can be formed. However, the stitching position is not limited to this, as long as the folded shape can be maintained. For example, the second cloth 32 may be folded such that the positions of two parallel straight lines may overlap with each other and be sewn at that position.

This creation can not only be applied to the crease 2 of the aforementioned skirt 1. For example, by providing the fixing portion 22 on the wrinkles provided on the hem of the clothing, the wrinkles provided on the back of the shirt, the wrinkles provided on the cuffs, etc., the deep three-dimensional shape of the wrinkles can be maintained.

This creation can not only be applied to the wrinkle 2 formed by folding the cloth, but also can maintain the three-dimensional shape in the drape that is formed into a folded shape without being folded.

This patent application claims the priority of Japanese utility model application number 2019-003854 filed on October 10, 2019, and combines all the contents described in the Japanese patent application. .

1: clothing/skirt

2: crease

3: cloth

31: The first cloth

32: second fabric

X1: direction

X2: direction

Y1: direction

Y2: direction

Claims (7)

A garment (1) with folds (2), characterized in that the folds (2) comprise a crease part (21), in the crease part (21), the cloth (3) covering a part of the wearer is inward Folding, in the wrinkle part (21), the upper part of the cloth (32) is further folded inward, and the folded cloth (32) is stitched together at a certain distance. Such as the garment (1) of claim 1, wherein the outer surfaces of the sewn fabrics (32) face each other and are sewn from the inner surfaces of each other. Such as the garment (1) of claim 1 or 2, wherein the upper part of the cloth (32) of the wrinkled portion (21) is folded along a vertical line extending from the vertex of the triangle, and is sewn to extend diagonally downward from the vertex The position of the two sides of the certain distance. For example, the garment (1) of claim 1 or 2, wherein the garment (1) is a skirt covering the wearer's waist, and the wrinkle (2) is provided at a certain distance below the upper end of the skirt. For example, the garment (1) of claim 3, wherein the garment (1) is a skirt covering the wearer's waist, and the wrinkle (2) is provided at a certain distance below the upper end of the skirt. Such as the garment (1) of claim 4, wherein the upper end of the wrinkle (2) is located above the wearer's knee. Such as the garment (1) of claim 5, wherein the upper end of the wrinkle (2) is located above the wearer's knee.

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