JPH0778281B2 - A cutting method for making four-part kimono and one-ply kimono, haori, obi, and obi tightening - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Object of the Invention] (Industrial field of application) The present invention is a two-part kimono, a cutting method for making four points of a sleeveless haori half width belt, and a two-part kimono, sleeve. None Haori, obi,
Regarding the cutting method to make the five points of obi tightening.

(Prior art) Among the traditional kimonos, there are partial type kimonos that can be made from one piece of measuring length, two-part type kimonos that are divided into upper and lower garments, and three-part type kimonos with upper and lower garments and ponchos. However, in each case, the band to be tightened when worn is not one cut out from one piece, but one made from another cloth. Therefore, the band cloth must be prepared separately.

If you want to make four points of the upper garment, the lower garment, the sleeveless haori, and the obi, or the upper garment, the lower garment, the sleeveless haori, the obi, and the obi tightening with the same pattern, until now, use 2 pieces or use the ensemble ground. It had to be done, but it would be uneconomical because it would cause a lot of residual cloth and would be expensive.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) The present invention has been made in view of such actual circumstances in the related art,
Two-part kimono consisting of upper and lower garments, four-part kimono consisting of four points of sleeveless haori, obi, and two-part kimono consisting of upper and lower garments, sleeveless haori, obi, and band fastening It is intended to be made from.

[Structure of Invention]

(Embodiment) Explaining the embodiment with reference to the drawings, a four-part kimono is used as a lower garment, as shown in FIG.
Double the length of the back, 2 shaku 3/5 mins, and back 2 shaku 3/5 mins. As the upper garment, make the right and left girder 3 shaku 6 inch, back body 1 shaku 6 inch, front shank 1 shaku, and sleeve 1 shaku twice. Haori body 6 shaku 2
Size, half-width 7 inch 3 inch, half-width made collar is 3 inch 4 inch 5
The length of the haori collar is 3 shaku 8 inch 5 minutes. The gusset and the haori string are taken from the cut-out on the front part of the haori.

The cutting method for making a two-part kimono, sleeveless haori, obi, and obi tightening is as shown in Fig. 2 as a lower garment, front body 2 shaku 3 s 2/5
Double the length of the back, 2 shaku 3/5 mins, and back 2 shaku 3/5 mins. As the upper garment, make the right and left girder 3 shaku 6 inch, back body 1 shaku 6 inch, front shank 1 shaku, and sleeve 1 shaku twice. Haori body 6 shaku 2
Size, half-width 7 inch 3 inch, half-width made collar is 3 inch 4 inch 5
The length of the haori collar is 3 shaku 8 inch 5 minutes. Tie the obi between the obi and the haori collar or the obi and the collar collar. The gusset and the haori string are taken from the front part of the haori.

In addition, in addition to this in any of 1 and 2, in addition to this (waist cloth, underwear string, lining or shoulder slip, when adding the return to the upper garment and haori, the return, lining of the collar core band of the haori, If you want to tailor it for a long time, use a shortage of cloth, band core, etc.

〔The invention's effect〕

 From the above, the present invention brings the following advantages.

I. The two-part kimono, haori, half-width band, and obi tie can be arranged in the same pattern, improving the fashionability.

B. It is economical because it is made from one piece.

C. Since the obi is not made, you can change the way to tie it, so you can use the back side of the obi so you can tighten it into two.

D. It is also relatively easy to manufacture.

[Brief description of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 1 is a four-part kimono cutting diagram. Fig. 2 is a two-part kimono, haori, obi, and banding cutting method. Fig. 3 is a garment tailoring. Upward drawing Fig. 4 Underwear tailoring finish Fig. 5 Half-width band and sash fastening tailoring Fig. 6 Sleeveless haori tailoring front view Fig. 7 Perspective view of undergarment worn Fig. 8 Is a perspective view of a two-part kimono consisting of an upper garment and a lower garment, with a obi and bandages worn. Fig. 9a is a rear front view with a paperback knot. B is a rear front view with a male knot. The figure is a perspective view of a garment with upper garment, lower garment, obi, haori, and obi tie (1 four-part kimono (1) lower garment front body, (11) upper garment sleeves (2) lower garment front garment, (12) haori Body (3) Lower garment back body, (13) Haori garment (4) Lower garment, (14) Obi (5) Lower garment, (15) Kimono collar (6) Left and right girder, (16) Haori collar (7) ) Upper body back body (8) Upper body front body (9) Upper body front body (10) Upper body sleeve (21 Cutting method to make two-part kimono, haori, obi, obi belt (1) Lower body front body, (11) Upper sleeve (2) Lower garment front body, (12) Haori body (3) Lower garment back body, (13) Haori body (4) Lower garment, (14) Obi (5) Lower garment, (15) Kimono Collar (6) Left and right girders, (16) Haori collar (7) Upper back body, (17) Belt fastening (8) Upper front body (9) Upper front body (10) Upper sleeve

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A piece of fabric is divided into (a) a uniform width and divided at equal intervals to form a lower body front body 1, a lower body front body 2, a lower body back body 3, a half width collar 4, and a collar 5. And (b) laterally divided by lateral width 6, left / right girder 6, back body 7, front body 8, front body 9, sleeves 10 and sleeves 11 and longitudinally divided. A garment part in which a kimono collar 15 is arranged on a part of the belt 14, and (c) a haori 12 and a haori 13 are laterally divided into a uniform width, and
A haori portion in which a haori collar 16 is arranged on the other part of the strip 14 longitudinally divided, and (d) a strip portion in which the belt 14 is longitudinally divided to form a strip portion, A four-part kimono made from one piece of cloth by cutting and sewing four points in (d). 2. A piece of cloth is divided into (a) a uniform width at equal intervals, and the front body 1 of the lower garment, the front body 2 of the lower garment, the back body 3 of the lower garment, and the half widths of the front and back sides 4 and 5 are covered. And (b) horizontally divide it into lateral strips 6, left and right girders 6, back body 7, front body 8, front body 9, sleeves 10, sleeves 11, and (c) divide horizontally into haori 12, The haori 13 is arranged, (d) the belt 14 is arranged vertically in the longitudinal direction, the kimono collar 15 is arranged in the remaining part, and the haori collar 16 and the belt tightening 17 are arranged in the other part, and the above (a) ~ (D) from two-part kimono and sleeveless haori,
A cutting method for making obi and band tightening.