WO2017199454A1 - Raincoat with pants - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention makes it possible to effectively prevent penetration of water into a raincoat in a seated posture. A crotch part (7) has a narrowing shape from the base part of the crotch location (C) on the left and right leg pieces (3a, 3b) toward the tip. A fastener line extends along the left and right edges in the crotch part (7). Thus, the upper end of the fastener is positioned above the crotch location (C) of the leg parts (3a, 3b). As a result, the fastener line, including the fastener end part (B), is not exposed straight forward via a lower opening in the upper wear even in a sitting posture.

Description

Raincoat with pants

The present invention relates to a raincoat with trousers, and more particularly, to a raincoat waterproof structure suitable for driving a bicycle or a motorcycle during rain.

Patent Document 1 describes a garment with trousers that can be taken out together with the upper garment by taking out the trousers housed in the upper garment according to usage such as work or leisure. As shown in FIG. 6, the upper garment with pants 10 is mainly composed of an upper garment body 11 and both leg portions 12a and 12b. Each of the legs 12a and 12b is attached with one fastener 13a extending from the hem toward the crotch along the inner edge of the leg 12a, and is engaged with the fastener 13a along the outer edge. The other fastener 13b to be joined is attached. In normal times, the leg portions 12a and 12b developed in a sheet shape are accommodated on the inner surface of the upper garment body 11 after the pair of fasteners 13a and 13b are opened and folded up and down. When wearing trousers, the leg portions 12a and 12b accommodated in the upper garment main body 11 are taken out, and the pair of fasteners 13a and 13b are closed while wrapping both the legs of the wearer, thereby forming cylindrical trousers. The same structure is described in the all-weather coat of Patent Document 2 and the convertible clothing of Patent Document 3.

On the other hand, Patent Document 4 describes a raincoat with pants in which a flap is provided at the crotch part of the pants. As shown in FIG. 8, left and right fasteners 11 are provided along the left and right edges of the flap 10. These fasteners 11 are stopped in the middle of the flap 10, specifically, at a bent portion where the edge extending linearly from the base is abruptly bent and extends to the tip (top) of the flap 10. Not done. That is, the ends of the fasteners 11 are separated from each other with an interval corresponding to the width of the flap 10, and are not adjacent to each other at the tip of the flap 10. A button 12 is provided at the front end portion of the flap 10 in addition to the fastener 11, and the front end portion of the flap 10 where the fastener 11 does not extend is separately locked by the button 12. In the case of the locking by the button 12, the tip portion of the flap 10 is likely to be lifted, and the water transmitted through the cloth surface is likely to enter from the lifted portion.

Furthermore, Patent Document 5 describes a configuration in which left and right trousers are detachably attached to the inner surface of an upper garment as shown in FIG. 9, and Patent Document 6 describes an upper garment as shown in FIG. A configuration is described in which a connectable cover piece that protrudes downward from the lower end and partially closes the lower opening of the upper garment is provided.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 48-50213 British Patent No. 00503735 U.S. Patent No. 06108815 French Patent Application Publication No. 01126919 French Patent Application Publication No. 00632284 International Publication No. 2012/062950

However, the above-described conventional technology has a difficulty in waterproofing as a raincoat worn in a sitting posture like driving a bicycle or a motorcycle. As shown in FIG. 6, the fastener 13a along the inner edges of the leg portions 12a and 12b extends upward from the hem of the trousers to the crotch. In such a structure, as shown in FIG. 7, when the wearer is seated on a saddle such as a bicycle, the lower opening A of the upper garment that faces downward in the standing posture is sideways, and is located in the crotch of the pants. Fastener end B (upper end of fastener line F) is exposed directly in the traveling direction. As a result, the rain toward the wearer during driving is more likely to penetrate into the trousers than the fastener end B exposed directly in front. As one of countermeasures, a partial flap may be provided in the lower opening A of the upper garment, and the fastener end B may be covered with this flap. However, the lower opening A cannot be completely closed, and the flaps are swollen by the head wind during operation, so it is difficult to say that this is a drastic measure.

The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object thereof is to effectively prevent water from penetrating into the raincoat in a sitting posture.

In order to solve such a problem, the present invention provides a raincoat with trousers having an upper garment, left and right trouser pieces, an inseam piece, and first to fourth fastener portions. The right trouser piece is attached to the inner right side of the upper garment. The left pants piece is attached to the inner left side of the upper garment. The crotch piece is provided in a crotch part between the right trouser piece and the left trouser piece, and has a shape that is narrowed from the base of the crotch part toward the front and upper tip. The first fastener portion is provided along the inner edge of the right trouser piece and the right edge of the crotch piece, and extends from the hem of the right trouser piece toward the tip of the crotch piece. A 2nd fastener part is provided along the outer edge of a right trouser piece, and it engages with a 1st fastener part so that opening and closing is possible. The third fastener portion is provided along the inner edge of the left trouser piece and the left edge of the crotch piece, and extends from the hem of the left trouser piece toward the tip of the crotch piece. Further, the third fastener portion has the first fastener portion and the end portions facing each other adjacent to each other at the tip of the crotch piece, or continuous with the first fastener portion at the tip of the crotch piece. ing. The fourth fastener portion is provided along the outer edge of the left trouser piece, and engages with the third fastener portion so as to be freely opened and closed.

Here, in the present invention, the first to fourth fastener portions may be element rows of linear fasteners that are opened and closed by a slider. In this case, the slider slides the first fastener portion and the third fastener portion that are gently continuous at the tip of the crotch piece over the entire area, thereby opening and closing the first fastener portion and the second fastener portion. It is preferable to collectively open and close the third fastener portion and the fourth fastener portion. Further, a detachable fastener may be further provided. By this fastener, the right trouser piece and the left trouser piece folded up and down are accommodated as the inner of the upper garment. Furthermore, in the present invention, a connectable cover piece that protrudes downward from the end of the upper garment and partially closes the lower opening of the upper garment may be further provided.

According to the present invention, the crotch piece having a shape narrowed from the base toward the tip is provided at the crotch part, and the first and third fastener portions are extended along the edge of the crotch piece. Thereby, the fastener line in the closed state extends without any gap toward the tip of the crotch piece located forward and above the crotch part while avoiding the crotch part. Therefore, even if it takes a seating attitude | position, a fastener line does not face the front and is exposed through the lower opening of an upper garment. As a result, it is possible to effectively prevent the penetration of water into the trousers via the fastener line while suppressing the lifting of the tip portion that becomes the water intrusion route.

The figure which shows the raincoat with trousers concerning this embodiment Top view of inseam piece Perspective view of the main part of the crotch region The figure which shows the use condition of the raincoat with pants Top view showing a variation of the inseam piece Illustration of prior art Diagram showing the state of use of the prior art Illustration of prior art Illustration of prior art Illustration of prior art

FIG. 1 is a view showing a raincoat with pants according to the present embodiment. This raincoat 1 is formed by combining and stitching a cloth material such as polyester subjected to water repellent finish, and is mainly composed of an upper garment 2 and left and right trouser pieces 3a and 3b. The wearer can freely select the form of the raincoat 1 according to the application, such as “deployed state” when used as a raincoat, and “accommodated state” when used as a windbreaker. it can. Here, the “deployed state” means a state in which the trouser pieces 3a and 3b extend downward from the hem of the upper garment 2 as in the trouser piece 3a shown on the left side of the figure. Like the trouser piece 3b shown on the right side of the figure, the trouser piece 3a, 3b is accommodated on the inner surface of the upper garment 2 as an inner.

A zipper 2a extending vertically is attached to the center of the upper part of the upper garment 2, and both sleeves are attached to both sides of the upper part of the upper part. A hood (not shown) is accommodated in the collar of the upper garment 2 and can be taken out as necessary. On both sides of the hem of the upper garment 2, a heel 2 b for allowing a space in the cloth width is provided by a fastener 2 c so as to be opened and closed. As the fastener 2c, a button, a hook-and-loop fastener, or the like can be used (the same applies to the fasteners 2f and 4 described later). Cover pieces 2d, 2e projecting downward are provided at the skirt of the upper garment 2, and can be connected by a fastener 2f. By connecting the cover pieces 2d and 2e divided forward and backward, the lower opening of the upper garment 2 is partially blocked (that is, excluding both the legs of the wearer). The cover pieces 2d and 2e are used to prevent water from entering from the lower opening of the upper garment 2 when the wearer of the raincoat 1 takes a sitting posture, such as driving a bicycle or a motorcycle when it rains.

From the viewpoint of the wearer, the upper end of the right trouser piece 3a is attached to the inner right side of the upper garment 2, and the upper end of the left trouser piece 3b is attached to the inner left side thereof. Each trouser piece 3a, 3b has a lateral width sufficient to cover the circumference of the wearer's foot and an appropriate length so as to enable wearing as a tubular trouser. In the accommodated state, the trouser pieces 3a and 3b developed in a sheet shape are folded up and down and fixed to the inner surface of the upper garment 2 by a detachable fastener 4 attached to the trouser hem. At that time, since the lower ends of the trouser pieces 3 a and 3 b in the accommodated state are located above the hem of the upper garment 2, the trouser pieces 3 a and 3 b are not exposed from the hem of the upper garment 2.

On the other hand, when the left and right trouser pieces 3a and 3b are used as trousers, the fastener 4 is removed, and the accommodated trouser pieces 3a and 3b are extended so as to extend downward, wrapping both legs, and will be described later. The fasteners 5 and 6 to be closed are closed. In the expanded state, a shoe cover (not shown) prepared separately may be further attached using the fastener 4 located at the trouser hem.

The left trouser piece 3b is attached with a left fastener 5 composed of a pair of fastener portions 5a and 5b. The right trouser 3a is attached with a right fastener 6 including a pair of fastener portions 6a and 6b. In this embodiment, as the fasteners 5 and 6, wire fasteners that fix both sides by engagement of linearly arranged service teeth (elements) are used, and each fastener portion 5a, 5b, 6a, 6b It is configured as a tooth row (element row). A hook-and-loop fastener may be employed instead of such a line fastener. In this case, one of the fastener portions 5a and 5b (and 6a and 6b) is a hook surface, and the other is a loop surface.

Specifically, the left inner fastener portion 5a extends upward from the hem of the left trouser piece 3b along the shape of the inner edge of the left trouser piece 3b. The left outer fastener portion 5b extends upward from the hem of the left trouser piece 3b along the shape of the outer edge of the left trouser piece 3b. These fastener portions 5a and 5b are formed so as to be opposed to each other when the left trouser piece 3b is formed into a cylindrical shape. Then, by sliding the slider 5c attached to the left outer fastener portion 5b, the left fastener 5 including the pair of fastener portions 5a and 5b can be freely opened and closed. On the other hand, the right inner fastener portion 6a extends upward from the hem of the right trouser piece 3a along the shape of the inner edge of the right trouser piece 3a. The right outer fastener portion 6b extends upward from the hem of the right trouser piece 3a along the shape of the outer edge of the right trouser piece 3a. These fastener portions 6a and 6b are formed so as to be opposed to each other when the right trouser piece 3a is cylindrical. Then, by sliding the slider 6c attached to the right outer fastener portion 6b, the right fastener 6 including the pair of fastener portions 6a and 6b can be freely opened and closed.

A three-dimensional inseam piece 7 is attached to the surface of the left and right trouser pieces 3a, 3b at the inseam region located between the right trouser piece 3a and the left trouser piece 3b. 2 is a top view of the crotch piece 7, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a main part of the crotch part to which the crotch piece 7 is attached. The crotch piece 7 has a shape that is narrowed from the base of the crotch part C having a substantially U shape toward the tip, typically a substantially arcuate shape. A right inner fastener portion 6a that is gently connected from the right trouser piece 3a is attached to one edge portion (right edge) of the crotch piece 7 along the shape of the curved edge portion. A left inner fastener portion 5a that is gently connected from the left trouser piece 3b is attached to the other edge portion (left edge) of the crotch piece 7 along the shape of the curved edge portion. Thus, the reason for smoothing the fastener line is to prevent an excessive burden from being applied to a part of the fastener portion. The terminal ends (fastener end portion B) of the left and right inner fastener portions 5a, 6a are adjacent to each other at the tip end (top portion) of the crotch piece 7. The reason for providing such a crotch piece 7 is that the left and right inner fastener portions 5a, 6a are extended so as to avoid the crotch and crotch, and the fastener end B is guided forward and upward (higher position) than the crotch region C. Because.

Since the right inner fastener portion 6a extending along the inner edge of the right trouser piece 3a is curved along the right edge of the crotch piece 7, the upper portion of the right outer fastener portion 6b is also curved accordingly. Will be extended. Similarly, because the left inner fastener portion 5a extending along the inner edge of the left trouser piece 3b is curved along the left edge of the crotch piece 7, the upper portion of the left outer fastener portion 5b is It will extend while curving.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 3, you may form the three-dimensional crotch piece 7 with respect to the surface of the left and right trouser pieces 3a, 3b by sewing a separate cloth material to the trouser pieces 3a, 3b. However, you may form integrally with these trouser pieces 3a and 3b by draping.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a usage state of the raincoat 1 with pants. When the wearer of the raincoat 1 sits on a saddle such as a bicycle or a motorcycle, the lower opening A of the upper garment 2 facing downward in the standing posture is turned sideways, and the crotch of the pants is exposed directly in front. However, even in such a sitting posture, the line of the fasteners 5 and 6 in the closed state (fastener line F) extends so as to avoid the crotch and the crotch, and is positioned forward and above the crotch part. Guided to the fastener end B. Thereby, it can avoid that the fastener line F and the fastener edge part B are exposed in front directly via the lower opening A. FIG. As a result, it is possible to effectively prevent rain toward the wearer who is driving from seeping into the trousers from the fastener line F or the fastener end B. At that time, as described above, if the front and rear cover pieces 2d and 2e provided on the upper garment 2 are connected to partially close the lower opening A, the intrusion of water can be more effectively prevented.

FIG. 5 is a view showing a modification of the crotch piece 7. In the configuration of FIG. 2, the ends of the left and right inner fastener portions 5 a and 6 a are opposed to each other at the tip of the crotch piece 7, and a slight gap is generated between them. Therefore, this gap can be a water intrusion route. Therefore, in this modification, the tip of the crotch piece 7 is gently continued, and the left and right inner fastener portions 5a and 6a are formed as a single continuous fastener. Thereby, since the clearance gap between the adjacent edge parts like the structure of FIG. 2 can be eliminated, water permeation can be prevented more effectively. At the same time, the sliders 5c and 6c are made into a single slider, and the single slider is slid over the entire area of the left and right inner fastener portions 5a and 5b, thereby opening and closing the left and right fasteners 5 and 6 at once. Therefore, the raincoat 1 can be easily attached and detached.

Thus, according to the present embodiment, the crotch piece 7 having a shape narrowed from the base toward the tip is provided at the crotch region, and the tip of the crotch piece 7 is formed along the left and right edges of the crotch piece 7. The left and right inner fastener portions 5a and 6a are extended substantially without any gap. Thus, the closed fastener line F is guided forward and upward from the crotch part while avoiding the crotch and crotch, so that the fastener line F and the fastener end B ( (In the case of FIG. 2) is not exposed facing straight ahead. As a result, even when a bicycle or a motorcycle is driven in a sitting posture, it is possible to effectively prevent water from penetrating into the trousers while suppressing the lifting of the tip portion serving as a water infiltration path.

Further, in the prior art shown in FIG. 8, the tip portion of the flap 10 locked by the button 12 is easily lifted, and water transmitted through the cloth surface is likely to enter from the lifted portion. Thus, it is possible to effectively prevent the above-mentioned lifting that becomes a water intrusion route. Therefore, from the viewpoint of improving waterproofness, this embodiment has advantageous effects that are not found in the prior art.

Furthermore, according to the present embodiment, the left and right fastener lines F draw gentle curves, so that it is difficult for an excessive load to be applied to the fasteners. Therefore, it is possible to effectively prevent a situation in which a part of the fasteners 5 and 6 opens unexpectedly when worn, or a specific part is damaged by continuous use.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Raincoat with trousers 2 Top garment 2a Fastener 2b 襠 2c, 2f Fastener 2d, 2e Cover piece 3a Right trouser piece 3b Left trouser piece 4 Fastener 5,6 Fastener 7 Inseam piece

Claims (4)

1. In raincoat with pants,
   Upper garment,
   A right trouser piece attached to the inner right side of the upper garment;
   A left trouser piece attached to the inner left side of the upper garment;
   An inseam piece provided at a crotch portion between the right trouser piece and the left trouser piece, and having a shape constricted from the base of the crotch portion toward the front and upper tip;
   A first fastener portion provided along an inner edge of the right trouser piece and a right edge of the crotch piece, and extending from a hem of the right trouser piece toward a tip of the crotch piece;
   A second fastener part which is provided along an outer edge of the right trouser piece and engages with the first fastener part;
   It is provided along the inner edge of the left trouser piece and the left edge of the crotch piece, and extends from the hem of the left trouser piece toward the tip of the crotch piece. A fastener portion and end portions of the first fastener portion and the third fastener portion that are continuous with the first fastener portion at the tip;
   A raincoat with trousers, comprising a fourth fastener portion that is provided along an outer edge of the left trouser piece and engages with the third fastener portion.
2. The first to fourth fastener portions are elements of a wire fastener,
   Opening and closing of the first fastener part and the second fastener part by sliding the first fastener part and the third fastener part that are gently continuous at the tip of the crotch piece over the entire area; The raincoat with pants according to claim 1, further comprising a slider that collectively opens and closes the third fastener portion and the fourth fastener portion.
3. The raincoat with trousers according to claim 1, further comprising a detachable fastener that accommodates the right trouser piece and the left trouser piece folded up and down as an inner of the upper garment.
4. The raincoat with pants according to claim 1, further comprising a connectable cover piece that projects downward from a lower end of the upper garment and partially closes the lower opening of the upper garment.
   
   

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