JPH0336484Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Field of Application] The present invention relates to a top closure for Japanese clothing. More specifically, when using Japanese clothes, especially long-sleeved kimonos, etc., when using the kimono, put it on, store the sleeves of the kimono or undergarment inside the upper sleeves, and hold the hem of the kimono or undergarment with a clamping tool. The present invention relates to an upper lining for Japanese clothing that allows for smooth use of the toilet without staining the sleeves or hem of the Japanese clothing.

[Conventional technology]

The biggest problem for women when wearing Japanese clothes is the problem when using the toilet. In other words, the problem is how to use Japanese clothes smoothly and without staining them.

Traditionally, people who were not used to wearing Japanese clothes would hold the sleeves and hem of their kimono or undergarment under their arms and hold them with one hand while relieving themselves. Therefore, this method was inconvenient because one hand could not be used, and there was an extremely high risk that the sleeves and hem would sag and stain the kimono or undergarment.

On the other hand, people who were used to wearing Japanese clothes prepared two waist straps, used one to hang a sash to hold down their sleeves, and used the other to roll up the hem and tie it around their body before relieving themselves. . However, even in this case, the following problems occurred.

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

Firstly, there are few people who are good at sash-hanging, and even when sash-hanging or tying with a waist cord, the knot may come undone by touching something, and in that case, the sleeves or hem may sag. There was a risk that it would come down and stain my kimono. Second, the sleeves and hem have to be treated separately, which is time-consuming, and in addition to tightening the body with a waist strap, as mentioned above, a separate waist strap is used to hang the sash. If I tied it up or tied it, it would become even more cramped, making it impossible to use the toilet smoothly.

[Specific measures to solve the problem]

Therefore, in order to solve the above problems, the inventor of the present invention
As a result of various ideas from a woman's perspective, she finally came up with this idea.

That is, the product of the present invention has an upper zipper having sleeves 1 having a relatively short sleeve length, and clamping tools 3 are attached via support strings 2 to the vicinity of the side lines on both sides of the lower end of the upper zipper. It is characterized by the upper tsuppari of Japanese clothing.

In consideration of ease of wearing, it is desirable that the top of the present invention be of a type that gathers together in the front. It is preferable that the length of the upper tsupari is such that the hem matches the waistline. If it is too long, the hem of the kimono or undergarment cannot be lifted sufficiently with the clamping tool attached to the upper collar, while if it is too short, it becomes difficult to perform the clamping action.

If the upper part is made of thin fabric,
It is lightweight, compact, and convenient to carry. For example, fabrics such as goose, tulle, and jersey are desirable.

The upper collar has sleeves 1 with relatively short sleeve lengths.
It is usually desirable to have a sleeve length of around 20cm to 40cm.
It is preferable to keep the sleeve length at this level because it will not make you feel cramped and will allow you to move your arms easily. It is desirable to insert elastic cords 4 around the cuffs to give them elasticity, since this eliminates the risk of the sleeves of the kimono or undergarment protruding from the upper sleeves. The sleeves of kimonos and undergarments are folded and inserted into the upper sleeves.
If the sleeves are long, such as a long-sleeved kimono, you can gently roll them up from the end and insert them. In this way, if you store the hem of your kimono or undergarment in the upper sleeve, the sleeves of the kimono or undergarment will not get in the way at all, so you can drive a car safely even if you are wearing a kimono. You can also easily help out at parties, etc.

The clamping tool 3 is attached via the support string 2 near the side line portions on both sides of the lower end of the upper tension. By attaching it in this position, it is possible to stably hold the hem of a kimono or undergarment. When holding the hem of a kimono or undergarment with the holding tool 3, it is sufficient to hold the hem of the kimono or undergarment or a little above it. In these cases, the left front body may be held by the right holding tool 3, and the right front body may be held by the left holding tool 3. It is sufficient to have at least one holding tool 3 on each side, but two or more holding tools 3 may be provided on both sides.
As the clamping tool 3, it is desirable to use one made of plastic, which is used in Japanese accessories.

In the embodiment shown in the drawings, a rubber cord 5 is inserted around the hem of the upper lining to give it elasticity, which is suitable for the movements of urinals such as bending down or standing. This is to avoid overdoing it. Therefore, it is not necessarily necessary to make the entire hemline stretchable, but only partially.

Further, in the embodiment shown in the drawings, a tie string 6 is attached to the collar end, but this is for fixing both front bodies. Therefore, the above-mentioned function can be achieved even if the strap is fastened with a hook or a button instead of a knot.

〔effect〕

Since the present invention has the above configuration, it has the following effects. Firstly, the sleeves of the kimono or undergarment are stored in the upper sleeves, and the hem of the kimono or undergarment is held by a clamp, so there is no risk of the sleeves or hem hanging down, and therefore the kimono There is no risk of contaminating the Secondly, you can easily handle the sleeves and hem at the same time by just putting it on and holding it with the clipper, so it doesn't require any effort, and since you don't have to hang it on a sash or tie your body together with a waist strap, you won't feel cramped. , and can use the toilet smoothly.

As explained above, this invention is a practical invention that was considered from the perspective of women.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 shows a front view of the present invention, and FIG. 2 shows a rear view of the present invention. In the figure 1... sleeve, 2... support string, 3... clamping tool.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] This topper for Japanese-style clothing is characterized in that, in a topperle having sleeves 1 having a relatively short sleeve length, clamping tools 3 are attached via support strings 2 to the vicinity of the side lines on both sides at the lower end of the upperperp. Paris.