JPH0437849Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] (Field of industrial application) This invention is based on the designs woven on the belly crest and ancient parts of the obi on the folded part of the obi that is sewn on the back side of the obi in Nagoya obi. This relates to the Nagoya obi, which is woven with a pattern similar to that of the Nagoya obi.

(Prior art) The Nagoya obi is 1
It is woven to a length of 2 shaku and 5 sun, of which 9
Five shaku pieces are used as the obi body, and the remaining three shaku pieces are folded back and sewn to the back side of the obi body.

In the conventional Nagoya obi, this 3-shaku folded part is folded back to the back side of the obi body, so
This part was woven as a plain color, and there were no patterns or patterns woven into it.

(Problem to be solved by the invention) By the way, in order to prevent the design woven on the front side of the obi from being damaged or fading, the Nagoya obi is wound with the front side of the obi inside, as shown in Figure 3. As shown, they are sold with obi wrapped around them at the front of kimono stores and other stores. Therefore, people who buy obi cannot tell at first glance what kind of design is woven into each obi that is displayed rolled up.
If you wanted to see a pattern, you had to rewind the obi one by one to see the pattern.

For this reason, from the obi store's point of view, sales efficiency is poor, and from the buyer's point of view, it is difficult to select an obi by looking at many obi patterns in a short period of time, and the store staff is unable to select an obi. The problem was that he had to request each obi to be made by a local company and was unable to buy an obi easily.

Therefore, the present invention aims to provide a belt configured so that the design of the belt woven into the main body of the belt can be seen at a glance even when the belt is wound.

(Means for Solving the Problems) The Nagoya obi of this invention includes a obi body and a folded obi body disposed and sewn on the back side of the obi body, at least on the fold line side of the folded obi body. The base end is woven with a pattern that is the same as the pattern woven on the main body of the band.

(Function) The Nagoya obi of the present invention has the pattern woven on the obi main body woven into at least the folded base of the obi folded body that is sewn on the back side of the obi main body. Even if the obi is wound with the front side of the body inside, the design woven on the folded obi body is exposed at the final end of the wound obi body, and the obi is in the wound state. You can also see the designs woven into the main body of the obi at a glance.

In addition, since a design common to the pattern woven on the obi main body is exposed at least at the folded base of the obi folded body, the above-mentioned design is exposed on the back side of the hanging part of the obi main body, and the obi is tightened. When the tag is folded, the pattern is also exposed on the back side of the tab, making the tab, and by extension the entire obi, look luxurious and gorgeous.

(Example) Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described based on the drawings. Fig. 1 is a developed view of a belt showing the state of weaving of the Nagoya belt of the present invention, and numeral 1 indicates the Nagoya belt. This Nagoya obi 1
is composed of a band main body 2 and a band folded body 3 connected to each other via a folding line A at one end of the hanging portion 2A side of the band main body 2, and the band main body 2 and the band folded body 3 are woven integrally. It is formed by

The total length L of the Nagoya obi 1 is 1 length, 2 shakus, and 5 suns, of which the length L1 of the obi body ₂ is 9 shakus, 5 suns, and the length L2 of the obi folded body ₃ is 3 shakus.

Various patterns 2a are woven on the band main body 2, and the patterns 2a are woven on the front side 2B cloth surface of the band main body 2.
is exposed, and the back side 2C cloth surface is woven as a plain cloth surface.

In addition, a pattern 3a common to the pattern 2a of the band main body 2 is woven on the base end 3A of the band folded body 3 near the fold line A, that is, in a width part of about 6 inches in the longitudinal direction from the fold line A. , the pattern 3a is exposed on the cloth surface of the front side 3B of the band folded body 3.

In order to make the Nagoya obi 1 woven as described above into a tailored obi, as shown in the back view of the present invention in FIG. The folded band body 3 is folded back and sewn integrally to the band body 2.

Therefore, when looking at Nagoya obi 1 from the back side,
As shown in FIG. 2, a pattern 3a is exposed at one end of the back side 2C of the band body 2.

Next, when the Nagoya obi 1 tailored as shown in FIG. 2 is sold at a kimono store or the like, the Nagoya obi 1 is sold in a wound state as shown in FIG. 3.

This winding is done in order to prevent the pattern 2a woven on the obi main body 2 from being damaged or fading.
The band main body 2 is wound with the front side 2B facing inside.

When the band main body 2 is wound as described above, the band main body 2
The pattern 3a of the band folded body 3, which is common to the pattern 2a of , is exposed.

In the above embodiment, the pattern 3a is woven only on one end 3A of the band folded body 3, but the pattern 3a may be woven over the entire band folded body 3 as shown in FIG.

(Effects) The Nagoya obi of the present invention has the design woven on the obi main body at least at the folded base of the obi folded body that is sewn on the back side of the obi main body. Even if the obi is wound with the front side of the main body inside, the design woven in the folded part is exposed at the final end of the wound obi main body, and even if the obi is wound in a wound state. You can see the design woven into the main body of the obi at a glance.

Therefore, the seller of the obi can explain the design of the obi body by showing the pattern displayed on the obi flap to the buyer, and the buyer of the obi can unfold the obi one by one to the store staff. You can choose the obi design and buy the obi without having to ask for it.

In addition, since a design common to the pattern woven on the obi main body is exposed at least at the folded base of the obi folded body, the above-mentioned design is exposed on the back side of the hanging part of the obi main body, and the obi is tightened. When the tag is folded, the pattern is also exposed on the back side of the tab, making the tab, and by extension the entire obi, look luxurious and vivid.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a developed view of the Nagoya obi of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a back view of the present invention, FIG. 3 is a diagram of the winding state of the present invention, and FIG. 4 is a back view showing another embodiment. 1... Nagoya obi, 2... obi main body, 2a... design, 3... obi folded body, 3A... proximal end, 3a...
...Design, A...Folding line.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a Nagoya obi having a obi body and a folded obi body disposed and sewn on the back side of the obi body, a design common to the design woven on the obi body is provided at least at the base end on the folding line side of the folded obi body. Nagoya obi is characterized by its woven structure.