JPH0441123Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Field of Application) The present invention relates to a two-part obi consisting of a drum part and a body wrapping part.

(Prior art and its problems) As this type of belt, the one of Utility Model Publication No. 53-335 is known.

This known obi has a half-width body part that can be adjusted in length and has a fastener attached to it.
It is a Japanese-style obi consisting of a string attached to the tip of the drum section.

With this type of obi, the body part is wrapped twice around the body and secured with a fastener, so in order to align the center of the design with the center of the body, you need to follow the traditional obi tightening procedure. It will have to be done.

In addition, since the drum part is fixed to the torso using a string fixed to its tip, the drum part and the drum part are worn separately, and the drum part and the torso part are attached to each other while being worn. There is a risk of misalignment.
Therefore, it becomes necessary to use separate tightening strings to prevent slippage, and as a result, a large number of strings must be used to attach the obi.

Moreover, when attaching the drum part, it is necessary to attach it in exactly the same way as conventional drum parts are formed, making it difficult for beginners to tie the knots.

(Technical Problem) The object of the present invention is to enable a two-part obi consisting of a drum part 1 and a waistband part 11 to be attached with one touch according to the usual attachment method. .

(Technical means) The technical means for solving this technical problem are: (a) Attaching 3,5 locking tools to the back upper end 2 and back lower part 4 of the drum part 1, (b) Bifolding. One half-width part 12 is attached to the waist part 11.
A locking tool 13 for fixing the upper end part 2 of the drum part is located in front of the base end.
Attach a locking tool 17 for fixing the lean end 4 to the other half-width section 15 in front of the hand section 20; 16 and 14 can be attached with their lengths adjustable.

(Operation of technical means) The locking tool 3 attached to the back surface of the upper end 2 of the drum section 1 is to be locked to the locking tool 13 for fixing the drum section of the waistband section 11 before the obi is attached. Therefore, the drum section 1 can be accurately fixed to the body wrap section 11 in a T-shape.

The waistband part 11 has a code 1 as in the case of a normal obi.
Fold it in half along the center line indicated by 0 and wrap it around the body, but there are fasteners 16 and 14 on the base end of the half-width section 15 and on the inside of the half-width section 12.
Since this is attached, the body wrap 11 can be fixed by locking both 14 and 16 together at the stage when the body wrap is first wound.

Since the locking tools 14 and 16 are configured to be adjustable in length, the winding strength of the body wrap 11 can be adjusted in the first winding according to the body physique and preference.

When the body part is wrapped twice over it, the stopper 17 for fixing the hanging end attached to the front of the hand part 20 of the half-width part 15 will appear in the center of the back.
When this locking tool 17 and the locking tool 5 attached to the lower back side of the drum section are locked together, the hanging end 4 of the drum section
can be fixed to the waistband part 11.

In this state, the slackened drum part 1 is formed into a single or double drum according to its length, and the belt can be completely attached using a pillow and a belt tightening.

Therefore, the band can be attached with one touch by simply attaching it using the usual attachment method and securing it with the corresponding locking tool.

(Effects of this invention) As the obi can be put on with one touch, even women who are not used to wearing an obi can easily wear Japanese clothes, freeing them from the hassle of putting on an obi and allowing them to wear Japanese clothes as everyday wear. It has the advantage of being wearable.

In addition, since the obi is fixed to the torso once the waistband is wrapped, it is easy to wear it afterwards.Furthermore, there is no need to tighten the obi when it is double wrapped, which prevents the obi from rubbing against each other. The design of the obi will not collapse or the fibers will weaken.

In the present invention, since no strings other than obi-shime are used to attach the obi, there is no feeling of tightness when attaching the obi, and the kimono can be worn comfortably even if worn for a long time, which has the advantage of not tiring the body. .

In addition, in the above-mentioned known technology, since the drum part is fixed with a string, there is a problem that the drum part easily moves while being worn and the string appears in the knotted figure. Since the drum part is firmly fixed to the waistband part, there is no fear that the drum part will move or the belt will come loose.

A two-part nagagi was developed a long time ago to make it easier to wear Japanese clothes, but even with this two-part nagagi, it is difficult to attach an obi. As a result of being able to put it on with one touch, women's allergies to Japanese clothing can be eliminated.

(Example) Next, a specific example of the above technical means will be described with reference to the drawings.

Locking tools 3, 5, 13, 14, 1 shown in the drawings
6 and 17 are both constructed by sewing hook-and-loop fasteners onto a belt.

Although Fig. 2 shows a waistband with a regular width, it is possible to fold the waistband in half and sew the ears together, just like the Nagoya obi.

In order to adjust the length when fixing the body part, the locking tool 14 is configured to be wider than the locking tool 16, but the locking tool 16 may be configured to be wider.

Similarly, by adjusting the length of the body wrapper, the locking tool 17 for locking the tip of the drum may shift from the center of the drum, but this locking tool may also be made longer. , the locking tool 5 can always be fixed at the center of the drum part. In this case as well, the locking tool 5 on the side of the drum section may be configured to be horizontally long.

It should be noted that the locking tool on the right half and the locking tool on the left half in the embodiment may be replaced and attached, and may be changed depending on the dominant arm and tightening style.

In the above embodiment, a hook-and-loop fastener is used as a fastener for the belt, but a hook, button, etc. may also be used.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings are for explaining a specific example of the above-mentioned technical means, and FIG. 1 is a back view of the drum section, and FIG. 2 is a front view of the body wrap section. 1... Drum part, 2... Drum top end, 4... Drop tip, 3, 5, 13, 14, 16, 17... Menu fastener, 11... Waist part, 20... Drop tip.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a two-part belt consisting of a drum part and a body wrapping part, a locking device is attached to the back of the upper end of the drum part and the back of the lower part, and the upper end of the drum part is attached to the body part which is folded in half before the base end of one half-width part. A locking device for fixing is attached to the other half-width part in front of the hand part, and a locking device for fixing the base end of the torso part is attached to the base end of the other half-width part and the inside of one half-width part. A Japanese-style obi with a stopper that allows the length to be adjusted.