WO2014142300A1

WO2014142300A1 - Coveralls

Info

Publication number: WO2014142300A1
Application number: PCT/JP2014/056866
Authority: WO
Inventors: かがり佐古; 伸秀森; 基小宮
Original assignee: ミドリ安全株式会社
Priority date: 2013-03-14
Filing date: 2014-03-14
Publication date: 2014-09-18
Also published as: JP6441553B2; JP2014177718A; TW201507644A

Abstract

Coveralls having first gusset materials (21) extending from the sides of the body (7) to the lower sections of the sleeves (9) and second gusset materials (23) extending from the sides of the body to the lower sections of the sleeves parallel to the first gusset materials.

Description

Jumpsuit

The present invention relates to a jumpsuit, and particularly relates to a thing in which the wearer's motor functionality is ensured more than a conventional one by providing a gusset material.

Conventionally, the back connection part of the back of the jacket and the back of the trousers, the front connection part of the front of the jacket and the front of the trousers from the left and right ends of the back connection part, and the front part extending from the flank to the center side in the left-right direction A jumpsuit in which a stretchable fabric is sewn to a connecting portion is known (for example, see Patent Document 1).

Further, conventionally, in a tie formed mainly of cotton cloth, synthetic fiber cloth or a blended cloth thereof, at least a collar part, an armhole part, and an upper waist part are formed into a tie cloth using a knitted cloth having elasticity. Radiation management area clothing is known (see, for example, Patent Document 2).

Further, conventionally, a fabric having a specific resistance of a predetermined value or less in a dry state by weaving or weaving conductive yarn in a checkered pattern, and this fabric is passed through the armhole from the cuffs to the bottom of the pants. As a series of belt-shaped fabrics that have a length that reaches the maximum length, the belt-shaped fabrics are used to sew static electricity generated at the cuffs, etc. An antistatic garment adapted to meet international standards by being transmitted to the bottom of the pants and discharging is known (see, for example, Patent Document 3).

In addition, conventionally, it is a front-opening coverall that connects an outerwear and trousers, and at the front body where at least one of the left and right shoulders is opened, the back body joined to the front body, and the front body Between the collar divided continuously, a pair of left and right sleeves, a pair of edge edges of the collar divided between the front and back edges of the front body and the back body that are continuous to the edge In addition, there is known a coverall provided with a line fastener in which both sides are attached to the inner side of each end edge in a state in which each facing end edge is abutted, and stitches applied along the line fastener (for example, (See Patent Document 4).

Conventionally, as this type of technology, those described in the following documents are known.

Patent Literature 1: Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 63-81814 Patent Literature 2: Utility Model Registration No. 3071828 Patent Literature 3: Utility Model Registration No. 3131639 Patent Literature 4: Utility Model Registration No. 3165666

In any of the above-mentioned conventional jumpsuits, the motor functionality of the jumpsuit wearer is ensured to some extent.

However, in any conventional jumpsuit, when the wearer raises his arm up (when the upper limb is swung upward at the shoulder joint), the crotch part of the jumpsuit is lifted upward and presses against the wearer's crotch. End up. Thereby, there exists a problem that a part of wearer's motor functionality will be missing.

In addition, in order to eliminate the tension of the inseam part of the jumpsuit, it is also possible to shift the inseam part of the jumper downward to increase the gap between the wearer's inseam and the inseam part of the jumpsuit, When the wearer with the dowels in the crotch part works, etc., there is a risk that the workability may deteriorate.

In addition, there is a problem that the appearance of the jumpsuit with the crotch portion shifted downward deteriorates, for example, when the wearer wears it.

The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and has an object of providing a jumpsuit that prevents the appearance from deteriorating and that the inseam portion does not stretch when the wearer raises his arm. To do.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the present invention provides a first gusset that extends over a side part of a body and a lower part of a sleeve, and a gusset of the body in parallel with the first gusset. It has the 2nd gusset material extended over the side part and the lower part of a sleeve, It is characterized by the above-mentioned.

Another feature of the present invention is that the extension direction of the second gusset material is opposite to the extension direction of the first gusset material in the state where the gusset material is deployed in the jumper. That is.

Another feature of the present invention is that the second gusset is divided into a proximal gusset and a distal gusset at an intermediate portion in the longitudinal direction, and the proximal gusset is provided. The side aeration structure is formed by the tip part of the material and the base end part of the tip side gusset material overlapping each other.

Another feature of the present invention is that the upper end of the rear part of the lower garment part is configured to expand and contract in the jumpsuit.

It is a front view of the jumpsuit which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a rear view of the jumpsuit which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is an expanded view of members (mainly the member of the front side), such as a body part which comprises the jumpsuit which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is an expanded view of members (mainly the member on the back side), such as a body, constituting the jumpsuit according to the embodiment of the present invention. It is an expanded view of the gusset material (left gusset material) which comprises the jumpsuit which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the state which the wearer wore the jumpsuit which concerns on embodiment of this invention, and raised the upper limb.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

As shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and the like, a jumpsuit (sleeve clothes) 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention includes an upper garment part (upper part) 3 and a lower garment part (trousers part) 5. Yes. The upper garment part 3 includes a body 7 and a pair of sleeves (for example, long sleeves) 9 (9L, 9R), and the lower garment part 5 includes a crotch part (rise) 11 and a pair of cylindrical parts (cylinders) 13. And is configured. The upper garment part 3 and the lower garment part 5 are connected via a belt-like belt part 15.

The jumpsuit 1 is, for example, work clothes used for equipment maintenance work, and does not adhere to the wearer's body when worn, that is, there is some space between the wearer's skin. It is in form. However, there are cases where the upper half of the upper garment part 3 presses the skin of the wearer by an action such as gravity, for example, with the undergarment sandwiched between the undergarments. Moreover, the jumpsuit 1 is comprised with the cloth except one part (waist stretchable member 17).

The body part (the body part of the upper garment part 3) 7 is a trunk part (for example, a chest part including a shoulder part and an abdomen located above the umbilical part) of the person (wearer of the jumpsuit 1) in the upper garment part 3. ) And is generally cylindrical. The front side is called the front body 18 (18L, 18R), and the back side is called the back body 19. The sleeves (left and right sleeves of the upper garment part 3) 9 are parts of the upper garment part 3 that respectively cover the left and right arms of a person (wearer of the jumpsuit 1), and are generally cylindrical. It protrudes from the body 7 in the left-right direction at the upper left and right of the body 7. The inside of the cylinder of the body 7 and the inside of the cylinders of the left and right sleeves 9 are naturally connected.

As described above, the lower garment portion 5 includes the crotch portion 11 and the pair of tubular portions 13, and the tubular portion 13 divided into two extends downward from the lower end of the crotch portion 11. Yes.

The crotch portion 11 covers a portion of the wearer between the waist and the lower end of the buttocks. The cylindrical portion 13 covers the thigh and lower leg of the wearer below the lower end of the buttocks.

The lower garment part 5 is long pants, and when worn as described above, the lower garment part 5 does not adhere to the wearer's body, that is, has a form in which some space exists between the wearer's skin. Yes. However, the part of the crotch 11 particularly on the rear side (at the buttocks) may be pressing the wearer's skin in such a manner that the underwear is sandwiched between the underwear, for example.

Further description of the bush 1 will be given. The bush 1 is formed substantially symmetrically, and the first gusset material (front gusset material) 21 (21L, 21R) and the second gusset material (rear gusset material) 23 ( 23L, 23R).

The first gusset 21 extends over the side of the body (upper body) 7 and the lower part of the sleeve 9. The second gusset material 23 is joined to the first gusset material 21 and extends in parallel with the first gusset material 21 over the side part of the body 7 and the lower part of the sleeve 9 (FIG. 6 and the like). See also).

In the lower part of the boundary between the body 7 and the sleeve 9 and in the vicinity thereof (under the armpit of the wearer 1; under the armpit), the

gussets

21 and 23 joined together have a three-dimensional shape. A slack 25 is formed in the armpit portion of each

gusset

21, 23.

The slack 25 is formed when the wearer stands up with the jumpsuit 1 and extends the upper limb in the horizontal direction, and when the upper limb is extended downward from the horizontal. As shown in FIG. 6, when the wearer raises the upper limb, the slack 25 is almost eliminated.

In the place where the slack 25 exists, the skin of the wearer and the fabric of the bush 1 are not in contact, and there is a space between the skin of the wearer and the fabric of the bush 1. Moreover, the amount of the slack 25 gradually increases as the upper limb is lowered. The slack 25 is particularly large at the boundary between the side part of the body 7 and the lower part of the sleeve 9 and in the vicinity of this boundary. It is designed to be more slack than that of the region (when the wearer wears the jumpsuit 1 and stands up and stretches the upper limb in the horizontal direction, etc., the gap between the fabric of the jumpsuit 1 and the wearer's skin) The gap is larger than the other part of the jumpsuit 1).

More specifically, each

gusset material

21, 23 extends from the upper end of the belt portion 15 of the bush 1 to the tip of the sleeve 9.

Further, when the wearer wears the jumpsuit 1, the width direction of each gusset material 21, 23 (direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of each gusset material 21, 23) is generally the front-rear direction, and the first The width direction rear end of the gusset material 21 and the width direction front end of the second gusset material 23 are joined to each other, the first gusset material 21 is located on the front side, and the second gusset material 23 is Located on the back side.

When the wearer wears the jumpsuit 1, each

gusset material

21, 23 extends in the longitudinal direction upward from the lower end of the wearer's flank, passes under the wearer's armpit, and wrists of the upper limbs It extends to. That is, each

gusset

21, 23 starts from the lower end of the wearer's flank, passes through the flank, passes through the side chest, passes through the armpit, and passes through the lower part of the upper limb. , Extending to the front carpal. Here, one end of each

gusset

21, 23 in the longitudinal direction (the end located at the lower end of the wearer's flank) is the base end and the other end (the end located at the wearer's wrist) is the end The tip.

Moreover, when a wearer wears the jumpsuit 1, the center of the width direction of each

gusset material

21 and 23 is a place of a wearer's frontal surface (a plane which is orthogonal to the front-back direction including a wearer's center). Come to come. When the wearer wears the jumpsuit 1, the front end of the base end of the first gusset 21 is located slightly behind the boundary between the thigh triangle and the flank, and the base end of the second gusset 23 The rear end of the first gusset 21 is positioned substantially symmetrically with the front end of the base end of the first gusset 21 with respect to the frontal surface of the wearer.

Here, as a precaution, the

left gusset materials

21L and 23L will be described. The

right gussets

21R and 23R are formed symmetrically with the

left gussets

21L and 23L.

When the wearer wears the jumpsuit 1, the width direction of the first gusset material (left front sleeve lower gusset material) 21L and the width direction of the second gusset material (left rear sleeve lower gusset material) 23L are generally in the front-rear direction. The width direction rear end of the left front sleeve lower gusset material 21L and the width direction front end of the left rear sleeve lower gusset material 23L are joined to each other, and the left front sleeve lower gusset material 21L is located on the front side, The left rear sleeve lower gusset material 23L is located on the rear side. The joint portion between the left front sleeve lower gusset material 21L and the left rear sleeve lower gusset material 23L is generally located at the frontal surface.

When the wearer wears the jumpsuit 1, the left front sleeve lower gusset 21 </ b> L and the left rear sleeve lower gusset 23 </ b> L extend in the longitudinal direction upward from the lower end of the wearer's left flank. It extends through the left armpit of the person to the wrist of the left upper limb.

Further, when the wearer wears the jumpsuit 1, the front end of the base end of the left front sleeve lower gusset 21L is located slightly behind the boundary between the left thigh triangle and the left flank, and the left rear sleeve The rear end of the base end of the lower gusset material 23L is located substantially symmetrical to the front end of the base end of the lower front sleeve lower gusset material 21L with respect to the wearer's frontal surface.

Widths of the gusset materials 21 and 23 (the left front sleeve lower gusset material 21L and the left rear sleeve lower gusset material 23L) are gradually narrowed from the proximal end toward the distal end (see FIG. 5 and the like). Further, when the wearer wears the jumpsuit 1, the

gusset materials

21 and 23 located at the sleeve 9 are located at the lower side of the sleeve 9. That is, even if the wearer wears the jumpsuit 1 and stands upright and horizontally extends the upper limb to the side, even if the wearer turns the upper limb at the shoulder joint or the upper knee joint, 23 is located below the sleeve 9.

In addition, the length dimensions (dimensions in the direction from the base end toward the tip) of the gusset materials 21 and 23 (the left front sleeve lower gusset material 21L and the left rear sleeve lower gusset material 23L) are the upper left front body 18L joined thereto. The length of the rear upper body (rear body) 19 and the length of the left sleeve member 27L (27) are the same.

That is, the length of the line of the edge of the left front sleeve lower gusset 21L (the front edge that is one side in the width direction) is the length of the line of the left edge of the upper left front body 18L and the lower end of the left sleeve member 27L. It is substantially equal to the sum of the length of the line of the edge of (the front lower end joined to the left front sleeve lower gusset 21L).

The length of the line of the edge of the left rear sleeve lower gusset material 23L (the rear edge that is the other side in the width direction) is the length of the line of the left edge of the rear upper body 19 and the length of the left sleeve member 27L. Is substantially equal to the sum of the line lengths of the edges at the lower end (the lower end on the rear side joined to the left rear sleeve lower gusset 23L).

Further, when the

gusset members

21 and 23 are unfolded (the

gusset members

21 and 23 are cut out from the material to form a flat plate shape as viewed from the front side in the thickness direction of the

gusset members

21 and 23. 3, 5, etc., the extending direction of the second gusset material 23 is opposite to the extending direction of the first gusset material 21.

The left front sleeve lower gusset 21L and the left rear sleeve lower gusset 23L will be described as an example with reference to FIG. In FIG. 5, the left rear sleeve lower gusset 23L is divided into a left rear sleeve lower proximal gusset 29L (29) and a left rear sleeve lower distal gusset 31L (31). In the description, the upper end of the left rear sleeve lower base side gusset material 29L (a linear portion extending in the horizontal direction at the upper end) and the lower end of the left rear sleeve lower tip side gusset material 31L (extending in the horizontal direction at the lower end) Are connected to each other in a straight line). More precisely, the upper end portion of the left rear sleeve lower base side gusset material 29L and the lower end portion of the left rear sleeve lower tip side gusset material 31L overlap each other (the left rear sleeve lower tip side gusset material 31L). The lower end of the left rear sleeve lower base side gusset material 29L is located slightly below the upper end of the left rear sleeve lower base side gusset material 29L, and the lower end portion of the left rear sleeve lower tip side gusset material 31L and the upper end of the left rear sleeve lower base side gusset material 29L Are joined to each other). Even in the joined state, both ends of the left rear sleeve lower gusset material 23L (left rear sleeve lower proximal side gusset material 29L, left rear sleeve lower distal side gusset material 31L) in the width direction (left and right direction in FIG. 5) The left rear sleeve lower base side gusset material 29L and the left rear sleeve lower tip side gusset material 31L do not rapidly change in form, and extend smoothly like the left front sleeve lower gusset material 21L.

As shown in FIG. 5, the straight base end of the left front sleeve lower gusset 21L (the base end constituting the lower end of the upper garment 3) is extended in the horizontal direction, and the straight base of the left rear sleeve lower gusset 23L When the end (the base end constituting the lower end of the upper garment portion 3) is also extended in the horizontal direction, the left front sleeve lower gusset 21L extends diagonally upward to the right, and the left rear sleeve lower gusset 23L extends diagonally upward to the left It extends. Thereby, the extending direction of the second gusset material (left rear sleeve lower gusset material) 23L is opposite to the extending direction of the first gusset material (left front sleeve lower gusset material) 21L.

Further, as shown in FIG. 5, when the straight base end of the left front sleeve lower gusset 21L is stretched in the horizontal direction, the left front sleeve lower gusset 21L has an arcuate curve convex to the upper left of FIG. is doing. That is, the left front sleeve lower gusset 21L has a small ratio of the amount of stretching in the rear (right side in FIG. 5) to the amount of stretching in the upper (upper side in FIG. 5) on the base end side (the lower end side in FIG. 5). However, the ratio gradually increases as it becomes the tip side (the diagonally upper right side in FIG. 5).

In other words, when the straight base end of the left front sleeve lower gusset 21L is stretched in the horizontal direction, the left front sleeve lower gusset 21L is joined in this longitudinal direction to the upper left front body 18L ( (At the wearer's flank and side chest), it extends in a straight line to the upper right and at the boundary between the part joined to the upper left front body 18L and the part joined to the left sleeve 9L (the wearer's side) Under the armpit), it bends and slightly bends downward, and then extends substantially linearly diagonally upward to the right toward the tip.

Further, as shown in FIG. 5, when the straight base end of the left rear sleeve lower gusset material 23L is extended in the horizontal direction, the left rear sleeve lower gusset material 23L has an arcuate shape that protrudes to the upper right side in FIG. It is curved. That is, the left rear sleeve lower gusset material 23L has a ratio of the amount of extension to the front (left side in FIG. 5) to the amount of extension to the upper side (upper side in FIG. 5) on the base end side (lower end side in FIG. 5). Although it is small, the above-mentioned ratio gradually increases as it goes to the tip side (the diagonally upper left side in FIG. 5).

Again, from a different perspective, when the straight base end of the left rear sleeve lower gusset 23L is stretched in the horizontal direction, the left rear sleeve lower gusset 23L is joined to the back body 19 in this longitudinal direction. (In the side of the wearer's flank and side chest), it extends linearly diagonally to the left, and at the boundary between the part joined to the back body 19 and the part joined to the left sleeve 9L ( At the wearer's armpit), it bends and slightly bends downward, and then extends substantially linearly diagonally upward to the right toward the tip.

Thereby, the bending direction (for example, the bending direction) of the second gusset material (the left rear sleeve lower gusset material) 23L is opposite to the bending direction (for example, the bending direction) of the first gusset material (left front sleeve lower gusset material) 21L. It has become.

In addition, as described above, the second gusset material 23 is a base end side gusset material (base end side gusset material forming the body 7; left rear sleeve lower base side gusset material 29L at the middle portion in the longitudinal direction. , Right rear sleeve lower base side gusset material 29R) and front end side gusset material (tip side gusset material forming sleeve 9; left rear sleeve lower tip side gusset material 31L, right rear sleeve lower tip gusset material 31R) It is divided into four gussets on the left and right.

The distal end portion of the proximal side gusset material 29L (29R) (longitudinal distal end portion; the portion on the distal end side gusset material 31L (31R) side) and the proximal end portion (longitudinal direction of the distal end side gusset material 31L (31R)) The base end portion; the base end side gusset material 29L (29R) side) is overlapped with each other to form a superposed portion 35, and a side aeration structure is formed (base end side gusset material 29L ( 29R) is not joined to the distal side gusset material 31L (31R), and the proximal end of the distal side gusset material 31L (31R) is not joined to the proximal side gusset material 29L (29R). Part 33 is formed).

Further, as described above, the distal end of the proximal gusset material 29L (29R) is not joined to the distal gusset material 31L (31R), and the proximal end of the distal gusset material 31L (31R) is the proximal gusset material. The portion where the base end side gusset material and the base end side gusset material overlap each other is formed in a cylindrical shape because it is not joined to 29L (29R) (being not joined at the overlapping portion 35). This cylinder functions as a vent, and a side aeration structure is formed.

In the above description, the second gusset 23 (23L, 23R) is divided into two (four), but the second gusset 23 is divided into the first gusset 21 without this division. Similarly, it may be formed integrally.

In the above description, the gusset material is divided into the first gusset material 21 and the second gusset material 23, but it may be divided into three or more gusset materials. In this case, it is desirable that each gusset is stretched in parallel as in the case where there are two gussets.

Moreover, in the jumpsuit 1, it is comprised so that the rear upper end part of the lower garment part 5 may expand and contract.

The rear upper end portion of the lower garment portion 5 is constituted by a waist elastic member (a waist elastic material such as a knit) 17 made of knit, for example. The waist elastic member 17 is formed in a rectangular shape and is symmetrical. The upper end (upper side) of the waist elastic member 17 is joined to the belt portion 15. Further, the lower end (lower side) of the waist elastic member 17 is located at a position slightly above the lower end or the lower end of the wearer's sacrum. The width (dimension in the left-right direction) of the waist elastic member 17 is about three times the width of the sacrum or slightly larger than this. However, the waist elastic member 17 is provided behind the frontal surface of the wearer. The waist elastic member 17 is covered with a waist cover member 37. The rectangular waist cover member 37 is formed by alternately folding a mountain fold and a valley fold with a plurality of fold lines extending in the left-right direction, so that the waist stretchable member 17 extends and contracts even though it covers the waist stretchable member 17. (Up-and-down expansion and contraction) is not hindered.

ツ Tunagi 1 will be described in more detail. As described above, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the upper garment 3 of the collar 1 includes an upper left front body 18L, an upper right front body 18R, a left sleeve member 27L, a right sleeve member 27R, a left front lower sleeve gusset 21L, Right front sleeve lower gusset 21R, left rear sleeve lower gusset 23L (left rear sleeve lower proximal gusset 29L, left rear sleeve lower distal gusset 31L), right rear sleeve lower gusset 23R (right rear sleeve lower gusset An end side gusset material 29R, a right rear sleeve lower tip side gusset material 31R), and a back body 19 are provided. The belt portion 15 is constituted by a belt member 39.

The lower garment part 5 of the collar 1 includes a waist elastic member 17, a waist cover member 37, a lower left front body 41L (41), a lower right front body 41R (41), a lower left rear body 43L (43), and a lower right rear body 43R ( 43), a left side rear yoke 45L (45), and a right side rear yoke 45R (45).

The upper left front body 18L has a linear or arcuate linear edge 51, edge 52, edge 53, edge 54, and edge 55 connected in this order and surrounded by these edges. Is formed.

The left sleeve member 27L is formed by connecting a linear edge 61, an edge 62, an edge 63, an edge 64, an edge 65, and an edge 66 in this order. It is formed in an enclosed shape.

The left front sleeve lower gusset 21L is formed by connecting a linear edge 71, an edge 72, an edge 73, an edge 74, an edge 75, and an edge 76 in this order. It is formed in the shape surrounded by the part.

The left rear sleeve lower base end side gusset material 29L is connected by a linear edge 81, an edge 82, an edge 83, and an edge 84 in this order, and is surrounded by these edges. It is formed in a different shape.

The left rear sleeve lower tip side gusset material 31L is formed by connecting a linear edge 91, an edge 92, an edge 93, an edge 94, and an edge 95 in this order, such as a straight line or an arc. It is formed in the shape surrounded by.

The back body 19 includes a linear edge 101, an edge 102, an edge 103, an edge 104, an edge 105, an edge 106, an edge 107, and an edge 108 in this order. They are connected and formed in a shape surrounded by these edges.

The belt member 39 includes a straight edge 111, an edge 112, an edge 113, an edge 114, an edge 115, an edge 116, an edge 117, an edge 118, an edge 119, an edge 120, and an edge. 121, the edge part 122, the edge part 123, the edge part 124, the edge part 125, and the edge part 126 are connected in this order, and it is formed in the shape enclosed by these edge parts.

The waist stretchable member 17 is formed in a shape surrounded by these edges by connecting the straight edge 131, the edge 132, the edge 133, and the edge 134 in this order.

The waist cover member 37 is formed in a shape surrounded by these edges by connecting the straight edge 141, the edge 142, the edge 143, and the edge 144 in this order.

The left arm rear side yoke 45L is formed in a shape surrounded by these edge portions by connecting the straight edge portion 151, the edge portion 152, the edge portion 153, and the edge portion 154 in this order.

The lower left front body 41L is formed by connecting a linear edge 161, an edge 162, an edge 163, an edge 164, an edge 165, an edge 166, and an edge 167 in this order. It is formed in the shape enclosed by the edge part.

The lower left back body 43L is formed by connecting a linear edge 171 such as a straight line or an arc, an edge 172, an edge 173, an edge 174, an edge 175, an edge 176, and an edge 177 in this order. It is formed in the shape enclosed by the edge part.

The right members (upper right front body 18R, right sleeve member 27R, right front sleeve lower gusset 21R, right rear sleeve lower gusset 23R, right side rear yoke 45R, lower right front body 41R, lower right rear body 43R) are: It is formed symmetrically with the right member described above.

Tsunagi 1 is formed by joining (sewing) the following edges with a thread. However, the description of the joining of the right member will be omitted below. Further, the description order does not indicate the joining order.

A line fastener (not shown) is joined to the edge 52 of the upper left front body 18L. An edge 72 of the left front sleeve lower gusset 21L is joined to the edge 54 of the upper left front body 18L. The edge 62 of the left sleeve member 27L is joined to the edge 55 of the upper left front body 18L. The edge 114 of the belt member 39 is joined to the edge 53 of the upper left front body 18L.

The edge 113 of the belt member 39 is joined to the edge 71 of the left front sleeve lower gusset 21L. The edge 63 of the left sleeve member 27L is joined to the edge 73 of the left front sleeve lower gusset 21L. The edge portion 92 of the left rear sleeve lower tip side gusset material 31L is joined to the edge portion 75 of the left front sleeve lower gusset material 21L. The edge portion 82 of the left rear sleeve lower proximal side gusset material 29L is joined to the edge portion 76 of the left front sleeve lower gusset material 21L.

The edge 112 of the belt member 39 is joined to the edge 81 of the lower rear sleeve lower base side gusset material 29L. The edge 106 of the rear upper body 19 is joined to the edge 84 of the left rear sleeve lower proximal side gusset material 29L.

The edge portion 65 of the left sleeve member 27L is joined to the edge portion 94 of the left rear sleeve lower tip side gusset material 31L. The edge 107 of the rear upper body 19 is joined to the edge 95 of the left rear sleeve lower tip side gusset 31L.

The edge 108 of the rear upper body 19 is joined to the edge 66 of the left sleeve member 27L.

The edge 111 of the belt member 39 is joined to the edge 105 of the rear upper body 19.

The edge 143 of the waist cover member 37 and the edge 131 of the waist elastic member 17 are joined to the edge 119 of the belt member 39.

The edge 153 of the left arm rear side yoke 45L is joined to the edge 120 of the belt member 39. The edge 154 of the left arm rear side yoke 45L is joined to the edge 142 of the waist cover member 37 and the edge 132 of the waist elastic member 17. The edge 151 of the left arm rear side yoke 45L is joined to the edge 171 of the lower left back body 43L. The edge 152 of the left arm rear side yoke 45L is joined to the pocket constituting member 47 (see FIG. 1).

The edge 121 of the belt member 39 is joined to the pocket constituting member 47 (see FIG. 1). The edge 122 of the belt member 39 is joined to the edge 167 of the lower left front body 41L.

A wire fastener is joined to the edge 161 of the lower left front body 41L. The edge 162 of the lower right front body 41R is joined to the edge 162 of the lower left front body 41L. The edge 174 of the lower left back body 43L is joined to the edge 163 of the lower left front body 41L. An edge 176 of the lower left back body 43L is joined to an edge 165 of the lower left front body 41L.

The edge 133 of the waist elastic member 17 and the edge 141 of the waist cover member 37 are joined to the edge 172 of the lower left back body 43L.

The edge 173 of the lower left back body 43L is joined to the edge 173 of the lower right back body 43R. The edge 177 of the lower left back body 43L is joined to the pocket constituting member 47.

According to the jumpsuit 1, the first gusset material (front gusset material) 21 extending over the body side and the lower sleeve portion, and the body (upper body) side and sleeve in parallel with the first gusset material 21. Since the second gusset material (rear gusset material) 23 extending to the lower portion is provided, the

gusset materials

21 and 23 joined to each other are connected to the boundary between the body side portion and the lower sleeve portion and to this boundary. Can be formed into a three-dimensional shape, and slack can be formed in the armpit portions of the

gusset materials

21 and 23. And when a wearer raises an arm up, an inseam part does not stretch and it can improve appearance.

That is, by forming the slack 25 in the armpit portions of the

gusset materials

21 and 23, the gap between the armpit portions of the

gusset materials

21 and 23 and the wearer's armpit can be increased. By this gap, when the wearer raises his arm, the amount of movement of the crotch portion of the jumpsuit 1 can be reduced, and the stretch of the crotch portion can be almost eliminated.

Further, since the gap between the inseam of the wearer and the inseam of the jumper is not increased to increase the gap between the inseam of the jumper 1 and the inseam of the jumper, the inseam does not get stuck and the workability is not deteriorated. . Moreover, since the crotch part is not shifted downward, it is prevented that the appearance is deteriorated such that the wearer looks loose when worn.

Moreover, according to the jumpsuit 1, since the extending direction of the 2nd gusset material 23 with respect to the extending | stretching direction of the 1st gusset material 21 is reverse in the state by which each

gusset material

21 and 23 is developed, The looseness of the armpit parts of the

gusset materials

21 and 23 can be easily formed without giving a large change to the overall shape of the jumpsuit 1 (without causing a difference in appearance from the conventional general jumpsuit). Can do.

Moreover, according to the jumper 1, the 2nd gusset material 23 is divided | segmented into two gusset materials of the base end side gusset material 29L (29R) and the front end side gusset material 31L (31R) in the intermediate part of this longitudinal direction. Since the side aeration structure is formed because the distal end portion of the proximal end gusset material 29L (29R) and the proximal end portion of the distal end side gusset material 31L (31R) overlap each other, it is worn The heat of the person's armpit is hard to stay.

In addition, since the distal end portion of the proximal end gusset material 29L (29R) and the proximal end portion of the distal end side gusset material 31L (31R) are merely joined to each other and are not joined, the wearer attaches the upper limb to the shoulder joint. By the way, when bending to the front side (particularly the front upper side), the second gusset material extends in the longitudinal direction at the distal end portion of the proximal end gusset material 29L (29R) and the proximal end portion of the distal end side gusset material 31L (31R). It is easy to extend slightly, and it is easy for the wearer to work by bending the upper limb forward at the shoulder joint.

Moreover, according to the jumpsuit 1, since it is comprised so that the rear upper end part of the lower garment part 5 may expand | contract, it is easy for a wearer to bend a waist forward, and it bends a waist forward and lowers an upper leg. There is no longer the tension of the jumpsuit when lifting the load on the floor. In addition, it is easy to perform maintenance work for an aircraft or the like that often requires squatting and raising its arms.

In the bush 1, the length dimensions (dimensions in the direction from the base end toward the tip end) of the

gusset members

21 and 23 are set to the front body 18L (18R), the back body 19 and the sleeve member 27L (27R) to be joined thereto. You may make it longer than the length dimension of a site | part.

That is, the length of the line of the edge of the front sleeve lower gusset material 21L (21R) (the front edge that is one side in the width direction) is the length of the line of the edge of the left end (right end) of the upper front body 18L (18R). It may be slightly longer than the sum of the length and the line length of the edge of the lower end of the sleeve member 27L (27R) (the lower end on the front side joined to the left front sleeve lower gusset material).

Further, the length of the line of the edge of the rear sleeve lower gusset material 23L (23R) (the rear edge which is the other side in the width direction) is the length of the line of the left end edge of the back body 19 and the sleeve member 27L. It may be slightly longer than the sum of the line lengths of the edges at the lower end of (27R) (the rear lower end joined to the left rear sleeve lower gusset material).

¡With this configuration, the length of each line joined to each other is different, so it shall be sewn together with isekomi.

Further, when the wearer of the jumpsuit 1 raises his arm, the crotch part of the jumpsuit 1 is stretched and the situation where the wearer's crotch is pressed is further increased. You may make it avoid reliably.

In the above description, the description has been given taking the jumpsuit as an example, but a configuration including only the upper garment portion 3 may be employed. That is, it is good also as a garment which deleted the lower structure from the belt part 15. FIG.

The present invention is not limited to the embodiment of the invention described above, and can be implemented in other modes by making appropriate modifications.

According to the present invention, the appearance can be prevented from deteriorating, and the inseam can be provided in which the crotch portion does not stretch when the wearer raises his arm.

Claims

A first gusset extending over the side of the body and the bottom of the sleeve;
In parallel with the first gusset material, a second gusset material extending over the side of the body and the lower part of the sleeve;
The jumpsuit characterized by having.
The jumpsuit according to claim 1,
In the state in which each gusset material is developed, the extension direction of the second gusset material is opposite to the extension direction of the first gusset material.
In the jumpsuit according to claim 1 or claim 2,
The second gusset material is divided into a proximal gusset material and a distal gusset material at an intermediate portion in the longitudinal direction, and the distal end portion of the proximal gusset material and the distal gusset material base The jumpsuit characterized by the side aeration structure being formed because the edge part mutually overlaps.
In the jumpsuit according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The jumpsuit characterized by being comprised so that the rear upper end part of a lower garment part may expand-contract.