JPH0220162Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention is an extremely economical method that allows you to wear the furisode (long-sleeved kimono) that a miss wears at a coming-of-age ceremony, with the lower end of the sleeve extended to a position close to the hem, by simply tightening the sleeve and wearing it as a colored sleeve at a party. The following is a detailed description of an embodiment of a long-sleeved kimono for coming-of-age ceremonies that can be changed to a colored sleeve with a traditional color, the construction of which is shown in the accompanying drawings. In a long-sleeved kimono 1 for a coming-of-age ceremony in which the lower end of the sleeve is extended to a position close to the hem, the position of a pattern 2 attached to the body of the long-sleeved kimono 1 for a coming-of-age ceremony is limited to the lower part of the belt.

The position of the pattern 4 on both sleeves 3 is limited to below the upper and lower 1/2 lines.

The patterns 2 and 4 on both sides are made into gorgeous patterns, and the upper part of the obi of the body and the upper half of both sleeves 3 are formed in a plain color.

In general, a furisode is a formal dress worn by a miss, and recently a furisode for a coming-of-age ceremony has been developed, which can be said to be a special kimono to be worn at a coming-of-age ceremony. commonly used,
The pattern is not only on the shoulders and collar, but also on almost the entire surface from the chest to the hem, and on both sleeves, from the shoulder to the bottom of the sleeve.

Of course, furisode for coming-of-age ceremonies like this can only be worn when you are single, and there are few occasions to wear them other than coming-of-age ceremonies, and once you become a wife, you can no longer wear them. Since it was not possible to meet the standards of ``tomesode'', it was impossible to wear it as a tomesode, and it was extremely uneconomical.

This invention solves these drawbacks,
As mentioned above, this furisode for coming-of-age ceremonies has the lower end of the sleeve extended to a position close to the hem, and the pattern is designed to be gorgeous, so it can be used as a long-sleeved kimono for coming-of-age ceremonies like the previous ones. The position of the pattern 2 on the body of the ceremonial long-sleeved kimono 1 is limited to the area below the obi, and the position of the pattern 4 on both sleeves 3 is also limited to below the upper and lower 1/2 lines, making both patterns a gorgeous pattern. Since the obi part of the body and the upper half of both sleeves 3 are made of a solid color, I had Miss buy it for me as a long-sleeved kimono for a coming-of-age ceremony, and I wore it as a uniform when I was single, and when I got married and became a wife, I wore it for my coming-of-age ceremony. If both sleeves 3 of the yofurisode are cut at approximately the 1/2 line position to make a tomesode, the pattern 2 on the body will be limited to the area below the belt, and the pattern 4 on the sleeve will be limited to the area below the 1/2 line. The obi top part of the body and the upper half of both sleeves 3 will be plain colored parts, and the coming-of-age ceremony long-sleeved kimono 1 will be changed to a colored sleeve that matches the elegance and standards of an ordinary tomesode. In this case, the pattern 2 on the body, the pattern 4 on both sleeves 3, and the color tone of the plain color part are the coming-of-age ceremony furisode 1 to be worn at the coming-of-age ceremony, and even if it is changed to a colored sleeve, it can still be used as a dignified tomeso worn by the wife. If consideration is given to making it compatible, a furisode for a coming-of-age ceremony can be changed to a colored sleeve worn by a young lady by simply closing the sleeves, and one piece can be used as both a furisode for a coming-of-age ceremony and a colored sleeve.
This long-sleeved kimono for coming-of-age ceremonies can be changed to a colored sleeve with an extremely high commercial value, as it has the same economical efficiency as purchasing a single piece.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figure is a front view of the proposed product. 1...furisode for coming of age ceremony, 2...body pattern, 3...
...both sleeves, 4...sleeve pattern.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In the coming-of-age ceremony long-sleeved kimono, where the lower end of the sleeve is extended to a position close to the hem, the position of the pattern on the body is limited to the area below the obi, and the position of the pattern on both sleeves is 1/1/2 of the top and bottom.
This long-sleeved kimono for a coming-of-age ceremony can be changed to a colored sleeve, limited to the area below the two lines, with both patterns made of gorgeous patterns, and the upper part of the obi of the body and the upper halves of both sleeves formed in a solid color.