JPH0523533Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] (Field of industrial application)
This relates to a simple obi that can be tied easily.

(Conventional technology) When you change into a yukata while traveling, inns only have one thin string, and you often eat after taking a bath. This makes her look untidy, and she often has to change into clothes again.

Even though I want to relax on a busy trip, I somehow feel cramped.

Conventionally, there are simple obi that are divided into a part that wraps around the body and a drum part that is assembled, but these were made for fashion purposes, so the part that is wrapped around is long because it has two wraps, and the drum part also has a core. The weight is not much different from the traditional Nagoya obi. Even if the part that wraps around the torso is only one wrap, it doesn't change the bulk much, but it's too bulky and unsuitable for traveling as a yukata.

(Problem that the invention aims to solve) Therefore, it is desirable to provide something that is small and can be carried with just this obi, and which at first glance looks like a half-width obi tightly tied together. purpose.

(Means for solving the problem) Therefore, the present invention consists of wrapping the torso around the body, tying it, making both ends hang from the hand, and forming a belt body with a strip in the front, and a middle part of the upper side of the belt body. It consists of an obi lifting part with a core body inside which is sewn with a part that is not sewn on the left and right sides of the length of one wrap around the body, and a string part is provided at both ends of the obi lifting part to make it easy to use. It was made into an obi that can be tied to.

(Function) Put on a yukata taken from an inn, tie it with a string taken from an inn, and then tie the obi strap of the simple obi of the present invention over it at the underbust position to serve as an underbelt. Next, wrap the middle part of the obi body around the body and tie it in a knot, pass the sag through the inside of the cord part of the obi lifting part and bring it upward, adjust the hand part as appropriate and tie it in a paperback knot or a bow knot.

By passing the hanging part above through the inside of the string part, the paperback or bowknot part is prevented from falling below the underbust line.

The part where the core is inside the obi and makes it plump is about half exposed, or folded back and hung over the top of the obi main body, or pushed inside the obi main body so that it is almost invisible. If you have difficulty tying it on the back side, tie it on the front side as shown in Figures 2 to 4.
Just turn it clockwise and backwards.

(Example) Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a front view of an embodiment of the present invention.

1 can be a new obi or an old kimono or other single piece of cloth, 250-260cm long.
The belt body is folded in half and has a belt plate 2 inserted inside the middle part. Although the belt plate is described above, it may be made of belt interlining or urethane.

Reference numeral 3 denotes an obi-up part that has a good color scheme with respect to the fabric of the band main body 1, and inside is a core body 3b made by folding the same fabric as the obi-up part 3 three or four times, or other fabric, Or, it contains cotton or other core material 3b (shown in Figures 5 and 6) to make it plump.
Cord parts 3a made of the same fabric or the same color are provided at both left and right ends.

This obi lifting part 3 is about one wrap around the body, for example 70 ~
The length is 75cm, the width is about 6.5-7cm, and the left and right sides are 10cm.
It is sewn to the middle part of the obi main body 1, leaving a portion 4 that is not sewn. Once the entire length of the obi lifting part 3 has been sewn onto the obi main body 1, when first tying it with the string part 3a and then tying the obi main body 1 from above the kimono, the obi is pulled freely by the obi lifting part 3. I can't tie it.

(Effects) The simple band of the present invention as described above has the following effects.

Since you just wrap it around your body, it's easy and quick to tie the obi, and it's compact so it won't be bulky to take with you when you travel.

Since the obi lifting section with string sections at both ends is sewn onto the obi main body, there is only one string attached to the yukata at the inn, so there is no need to carry any other strings other than the obi of the present invention.

In addition, this obi lifting part also serves as a soft date bag.

Since there are sections on the left and right sides of the length of the obi that are not sewn, the obi can be tied freely even if the underbust is tied with the string section before tying the obi.

A core is included in the obi lifting part, so it has a good shape, and the string part does not have a core, so it is easy to tie.

With just one wrap around the torso, you can tie a bow or a paperback knot with the hands and dangling ends of the left and right ends.

Perfect for wrapping around store mannequins.

Since it is used in inns, there is no need to choose a pattern if the inn provides it, and if you make it using stocked kimono fabric, obiage, obi core, obi board, etc., it will be a way to clear out inventory and the cost will be reduced.

A single string attached to a yukata at an inn would be unsightly for women, but if you use the obi of this invention, it won't be too tight around the torso, giving it a rough but stylish shape.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view of one embodiment of the present invention. FIGS. 2 to 4 are explanatory diagrams showing an example of tying the simple belt of the present invention. FIGS. 5 and 6 are enlarged central vertical cross-sectional views of the present invention. 1 is the obi main body, 2 is the band plate, 3 is the obi lifting part, 3a is the string part, 3b is the core, 4 is the part of the obi lifting part that is not sewn, 1a is the hand, and 1b is the hanging part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Wrap the torso around the body and tie it together, and tie the ends of the torso with your hands and hang it, and tie the left and right sides of the torso, approximately the length of one wrap, to the obi body with a strip in the front and the middle part of the upper side of this obi body. A simple obi consisting of an obi part with a core inside which is sewn with a part where dimensions are not sewn, and a strap part provided at both ends of the obi part.