WO2016080319A1

WO2016080319A1 - Discomfort-eliminating pants

Info

Publication number: WO2016080319A1
Application number: PCT/JP2015/082027
Authority: WO
Inventors: 壽須藤
Original assignee: 壽須藤
Priority date: 2014-11-17
Filing date: 2015-11-13
Publication date: 2016-05-26
Also published as: CN107205498A; CN107205498B; JP5805292B1; JP2016094686A

Abstract

Provided are discomfort-eliminating pants in which the fabric of the rise (1a) of pants (1) is kept in a loosened state to stop the fabric of the pants (1) clinging to body parts such as the knees and thighs. In two places adjacent to the two sides of a fly (4) that forms a front-opening portion and the periphery of an opening in the rise (1a) of the fabric of the pants (1), slit recess portions (9, 11, 12) are formed, the slit recess portions having slits formed towards the inseam (1b). The fabric in which the slit recess portions (9, 11, 12) are formed simultaneously deforms as the shapes of the slit recess portions (9, 11, 12) are stretched. When a person wears the pants (1), and the slit recess portions (9, 11, 12) are stretched linearly by the waist of the person, the fabric contiguous with the slit recess portions is lifted, resulting in loosening of the fabric of the rise (1a) portion.

Description

Uncomfortable trousers

The present invention relates to an uncomfortable feeling-type trouser that eliminates the fact that the trouser fabric clings to the knees and thighs of the body part.

Conventionally, when a person wearing trousers sits down, when the knee is bent, the cloth on the knee part of the trousers is picked up and lifted slightly. This is because if the knees are bent from a standing state, the pants that are not stretchable may feel uncomfortable because the distance from the thigh of the wearer to the knee is extended. In other words, if the pants fabric is not picked up, it becomes cramped.

For workers working at construction sites, construction sites, etc., normal trousers with approximately the same thickness from crotch to crotch are not suitable for work with many bending and stretching of knees. For example, sweating during work often clings to body parts such as knees and thighs, and when the knees were bent while sweating, the pants were likely to cling to the knees and thighs of the body parts.

From this situation, work trousers have been proposed in which the cylinder part into which the operator puts inseam legs is thick. Furthermore, work trousers that are thick from the thigh to the lower part of the knee and have a narrow ankle part, which are called “Nickerbockers”, commonly known as “Nickerbocker”, have been proposed.

Thus, techniques related to clothes that prevent clinging to the body have been proposed. For example, as disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 10-25605 (Patent Document 1) “Structure adjustment mechanism for clothes”, the pocket button of the pocket attached to the clothes has a button hole to be engaged, and the pocket mouth can be closed freely. A flap that can be turned upside down, and a locking button that can be engaged with the button hole of the flap by turning the flap upside down, and is provided at a position where the clothes can be shrunk by this engagement. A structure for adjusting the stretch of clothes has been proposed.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-25605

According to the above-mentioned “clothes expansion / contraction adjustment structure” of Patent Document 1, a lid that covers the pocket mouth such as a flap (rain cover, collar) that can be flipped up and down to seal the pocket mouth openably and closably is required. There is a problem that it is difficult to carry out the trousers which are not attached with such a flap.

[Patent Document 1] "Clothing expansion and contraction adjustment structure" has a technique for preventing clinging to the body, which is limited to working trousers and cannot be applied to daily trousers. That is, there is a problem that the design of the pants is limited.

The present invention was created to solve such problems. That is, an object of the present invention is to provide a sense of incongruity-type trouser that can eliminate the trouser fabric clinging to the knees and thighs of the body part by changing the design of the crotch of the trousers. It is in.

In one embodiment of the present invention, discomfort-dissolving trousers that eliminate the clinging of the trouser cloth to the knees and thighs of the body part by putting the trousers' crotch cloth into a loosened state. The trouser cloth is formed with cut recesses that are cut toward the crotch at two locations adjacent to the fringe opening edge and both sides of the fly that is the front opening portion, and the fabric with the cut recesses formed is When the shape of the incision recess is extended, the incision is deformed at the same time, and when the pants are worn by a person, the incision is linearly extended by the person's waist. It is characterized in that it is configured such that a continuous fabric is lifted in the concave portion, and the fabric in the crotch portion is slackened.

In the above configuration, since the cut recess is formed in the crotch, when the trousers are worn, the cloth in the crotch portion is lifted upward and is in a slack state. As a result, the cloth part of the trousers that is unfolded when the knee is bent can be expanded.

It is a side view which shows the sense of incongruity type pants of Example 1. It is a front view which shows the sense of incongruity elimination type pants of Example 1. FIG. It is an enlarged side view which shows the cut | notch recessed part of a crotch, and shows the state before pants wear. It is an enlarged side view which shows the cut | notch recessed part on a crotch, and shows the state which the notch | incision recessed part extended by pants. It is a side view which shows the state which wears the discomfort cancellation type | mold pants of Example 1. FIG. It is a side view which shows the state which wore the discomfort cancellation type pants of Example 1, and bent the knee. It is an enlarged side view which shows the modification 1 of a cut recessed part, and shows the state before pants wear. It is an enlarged side view which shows the modification 1 of a notch recessed part, and shows the state which the notch recessed part extended | weared with pants. It is an enlarged side view which shows the modification 2 of a cut recessed part, and shows the state before pants wear. It is an enlarged side view which shows the modification 2 of a notch recessed part, and shows the state which the notch recessed part extended | weared with pants.

The discomfort-resolving trouser according to the present invention is a trouser that can eliminate the trouser cloth from clinging to the knees and thighs of the body part by bringing the cloth of the inseam of the trousers into a partially lifted state. .

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
<Configuration of the sense of incongruity pants of Example 1>
FIG. 1 is a side view showing the sense of incongruity trousers of the first embodiment. FIG. 2 is a front view showing the sense of incongruity pants of the first embodiment.
The discomfort-resolving trouser 1 according to the first embodiment is a lower garment that wraps both legs separately, and is a garment called slacks, pantaloon, or pants. The trouser 1 is composed of a cloth of a waist 1 c and a cloth of a crotch 1 b that wraps both legs of a thigh, knees and calves. A waist band 2 for winding a belt from above on the crotch 1a, several belt loops 3 for passing the belt through the waist band 2, a fly 4 serving as a front opening portion of the trouser 1, and a pleat serving as a fold on the front side 5, a side pocket 6 and a butt pocket 7. Furthermore, side seams 8 of sewing lines appear on both sides of the fabric from the crotch 1a to the crotch 1b. Of course, the illustrated trouser 1 is an example of general trousers (underbody clothes) and is not limited to this configuration.

In the trouser 1 of Example 1, a notch recess 9 having a notch toward the inseam 1b was formed in the opening periphery of the waist portion of the rise 1a of the fabric. For example, a cut is formed in a part of the waistband 2 around which the belt is wound.

In the example shown in the figure, the indented recesses 9 are formed in two places on the waistband 2 adjacent to the fly 4 which is the front opening part of the rise 1a of the trousers 1. The cut recess 9 has a shape in which the waistband 2 is curved, that is, a semicircular shape. The reason why the cut recess 9 is formed in a semicircular shape is that when the cut recess 9 is linearly stretched around the waist, a large number of “wrinkles” are formed in the cut recess 9, that is, the fabric continuous to the waistband 2. This is because slack can be made.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the depth of the cut recess 9, that is, the deepest portion L1 of the curved portion is preferably about 5 cm. When a person wears the trousers 1 and the cut recess 9 is stretched around the person's waist, the cut continuous recess 9, that is, the fabric continuous to the waistband 2 is lifted over a wide area, and the cloth of the crotch 1a portion is lifted. This is to cause slack. If it is shallower than 5 cm, there is little effect of lifting the fabric and slack is less likely to occur. On the contrary, even if it is deeper than 5 cm, the effect of pulling up does not increase, and the design as the original pants 1 may be impaired.

In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, the trousers 1 are taken into consideration that when the trousers 1 having the incision recesses 9 are worn, the cloth continuous with the incision recesses 9 (waistband 2) is lifted. In the lower end 1c of the crotch 1b, the opening edge 1d (front opening edge) on the side where the cut recess 9 is formed is lower than the opening edge 1e (rear opening edge) on the side where the cut recess 9 is not formed. (L2). This length L2 is substantially equal to the depth L1 of the cut recess 9.

<Description of the effect of lifting the cut recess>
3A is an enlarged side view showing a crotch incision recess, showing a state before wearing trousers, and FIG. 3B is an enlarged side view showing a crotch incision recess, in which the pants are worn and the incision recess is extended. Show.
In the trousers 1 of Example 1, since the cut recess 9 is formed in the crotch 1a, the fabric of the crotch 1a portion is lifted upward and is slackened. As a result, the fabric portion of the trouser 1 that is unfolded when the knee is bent can be expanded. That is, since the fabric of the thigh portion of the trousers 1 is slack, the fabric of the trousers 1 does not cling to the knees and thighs of the body part even when the knees are bent and stretched, and the uncomfortable feeling can be eliminated.

The cut recess 9 is preferably formed on the front side of the pants 1, that is, on both sides of the fly 4. When the person bends the knee, the design of the trouser 1 solves the problem that the knee part of the trouser 1 is slightly lifted to eliminate the uncomfortable feeling of the knee and the thigh part.

<How to use the discomfort-resolving pants of Example 1>
FIG. 4 is a side view showing a state in which the sense of incongruity trousers of Example 1 are worn. FIG. 5 is a side view showing a state where the uncomfortable feeling trousers of Example 1 are worn and the knee is bent.
In the discomfort-resolving trouser 1 of Example 1, the cut recess 9 is formed in the crotch 1a, so that the fabric of the crotch 1a can be lifted upward and slackened. As a result, the fabric portion of the trouser 1 that is unfolded when the knee is bent can be expanded.

Since the fabric of the thigh part of the trousers 1 is slack, the trousers 1 do not cling to the knees and thighs of the body part even when the knees are bent and stretched, and the uncomfortable feeling can be eliminated. For example, even if the person is sweating, the knees and thighs do not adhere to the fabric of the trousers 1 or can be separated if attached. The depth L1 of the cut recess 9 in the crotch 1a is set according to the length and thickness of the foot, as shown in FIG. For example, in the trousers 1 for people with long legs and thick people, the interval L1 is increased. Conversely, the trousers 1 for persons with short legs and thin persons shorten this interval L1.

<Variation 1 of the cut recess 9>
FIG. 6A is an enlarged side view showing Variation 1 of the cut recess, showing a state before wearing the trousers, and FIG. 6B is an enlarged side view showing Variation 1 of the cut recess, and the cut recess is worn by wearing the trousers. The stretched state is shown.
The shape of the cut recess 9 is not limited to the semicircular shape described above. As shown in Modification 1 in FIGS. 6A and 6B, it is possible to form a cut recess 11 having an inverted triangular cut. In the substantially triangular cut recess 11, the fabric of the corner portion 11 a can be lifted greatly, and a large slack can be created in this portion.

<Modification 2 of the cut recess 9>
FIG. 7A is an enlarged side view showing Variation 2 of the cut recess, and shows a state before wearing the trousers, and FIG. 7B is an enlarged side view showing Variation 2 of the cut recess, and the cut recess is worn by wearing the pants. The stretched state is shown.
Further, as shown in Modification 2 in FIGS. 7A and 7B, it is possible to form a cut recess 12 having an inverted trapezoidal cut. In the inverted trapezoidal cut recess 12, the fabrics at the two corners 12a can be greatly lifted, and a large slack can be created at these two locations.
Of course, the shape of the cut recesses 9, 11, and 12 is not limited to the shape of a semicircle, an inverted triangle, or an inverted trapezoid.

<Modification 3 of the cut recess 9>
The cut recesses 9, 11, and 12 of the present embodiment may be configured so that when the trouser 1 is worn, the cloth continuous with the cut recesses is lifted. As described above, the cut recesses 9, 11 and 12 are not necessarily formed in the waistband 2. For example, depending on the design, the cut recess can be formed in the trousers 1 without the waistband 2.

Note that the present invention has been described above as long as the structure of the trouser 1 can be prevented from clinging to the knee and thigh of the body part by changing the design of the rise 1a portion of the trouser 1. Of course, the present invention is not limited to the embodiment, and various modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the present invention.

Hereinafter, the features and effects of the invention extracted from the embodiments described above will be described. In addition, although the code | symbol is clearly shown so that correspondence with the component shown in the Example can be understood, it is not limited to the structure of the specified code | symbol, Various changes are possible in the range which does not deviate from the summary of invention.

The discomfort-resolving trouser A1, which is an embodiment of the present invention, allows the fabric of the trouser (1) to be in a loosened state, so that the fabric of the trouser (1) is the knee and thigh of the body part. 2 discomfort-dissolving trousers that eliminate clinging to the two, adjacent to both sides of the opening (1a) of the fabric of the trousers (1) and the fringe (4) serving as the front opening portion The cut recesses (9, 11, 12) that are cut toward the crotch (1b) are formed, and the fabric on which the cut recesses (9, 11, 12) are formed has the cut recesses (9, 11). , 12) is deformed at the same time when stretched, and when the person wears the trousers (1), the cut recesses (9, 11, 12) are linear around the person's waist. When the cloth is stretched, the continuous fabric is suspended in the cut recess (9). Raised, and configured such that slack in the crotch (1a) portion of the fabric occurs, it is characterized.

The discomfort-resolving trouser A2 according to an embodiment of the present invention is the discomfort-dissolving trouser A1, in which the cut recesses (9, 11, 12) are formed in the waistband (2) of the trouser (1). It is characterized by being.

The discomfort-resolving trouser A3 according to one embodiment of the present invention is the discomfort-dissolving trouser A1 or A2, wherein the notch recesses (9, 11, 12) are the peripheral edges of the crotch (1a) of the trouser (1). It is characterized by being cut into a curved shape of the fabric.

The discomfort-resolving trouser A4 according to an embodiment of the present invention is the discomfort-resolving trouser A1 or A2, wherein the incision recess (9, 11) is formed at the lower end (1c) of the crotch (1b) of the trouser (1). , 12), the opening edge (1d) on the side on which the cut recesses (9) are not formed is longer than the opening edge (1e) on the side on which the cut recess (9) is formed.

As shown in the discomfort-resolving trousers A1 to A4 having the above-described structure, since the cut recesses (9, 11, 12) are formed in the rise (1a), the rise (1a) portion when the trouser (1) is worn The fabric is lifted upward and becomes slack. As a result, the cloth portion of the trousers (1) that is developed when the knee is bent can be expanded. That is, since the fabric of the thigh portion of the trousers (1) is slack, the fabric of the trousers (1) does not cling to the knees and thighs of the body part even when the knee is bent and stretched, thereby eliminating the sense of incongruity. be able to.

On the other hand, when walking normally, the slack is merely near the cut recesses (9, 11, 12) and does not interfere with walking. Moreover, since only the design of the trousers (1) has been changed, the trousers (1) are not limited to working trousers, and can be used for ordinary fashionable trousers.

The discomfort-resolving trousers of the present invention can be used as long as they are worn by fitting to the waist.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Trousers 1a Crotch of trousers 1b Crotch of trousers 1d Front opening edge of trousers crotch 1e Rear opening edge of trousers crotch 2

Waistband

9, 11, 12 Cut recess

Claims

Discomfort-dissolving trousers that eliminate the fact that the fabric of the trousers clings to the knees and thighs of the body part by making the fabric of the trousers rise loose,
Forming incision recesses with incisions toward the inseam at two locations adjacent to both sides of the fly that will be the opening periphery and front opening part of the crotch fabric,
The fabric in which the cut recess is formed is to be deformed simultaneously when the shape of the cut recess is extended,
When a person wears the trousers, when the cut recess is linearly stretched around the person's waist, a continuous fabric is lifted so that the cloth at the crotch portion is slackened. A peculiarity-dissolving trouser that is characterized by being constructed.
2. The discomfort-resolving trouser according to claim 1, wherein the cut recess is formed in a waist band of the trouser.
The discomfort-resolving trouser according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the incision recess is formed by cutting a curved shape in a cloth at a peripheral edge of the opening of the trousers.
2. The lower edge of the crotch crotch, wherein the opening edge on the side where the cut recess is formed is longer than the opening edge on the side where the cut recess is not formed. Or 2 uncomfortable pants.