JPS6045603A - Japanese clothings - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a Japanese kimono made for the purpose of saving cloth, simplifying the sewing process, and making the finished product more comfortable to wear.

Traditional Japanese clothing is cut and sewn using medium- or wide-width fabric, but the pattern for cutting and sewing the bodice is unique in that the left and right front and back bodice and okumi are individually cut and sewn. Ta. Therefore, a large amount of fabric is inevitably required, and each seam requires cutting and sewing.

In the past, the cost was high because it involved a lot of work such as matching the patterns. In particular, from the point of view of comfort, there is a bulky twill-like seam on the body part, which becomes a twill-like front stripe, making it stiff and losing the supple effect that naturally hangs. The main reason why Japanese clothes are uncomfortable to wear is that they fit poorly against the body and have poor hemlines.

In order to eliminate such inconveniences in Japanese clothing, this invention
It begins with a fundamental rethinking of the cutting and sewing patterns of Japanese clothing. The idea was to consider the body structure of Japanese clothing based on forming each part of the left and right back body, front body, and okumi in a seamless series of rolls in the left and right direction.
In other words, using a wide piece of fabric, the left and right rear body, front body, and open area are formed in a continuous manner via a waza part, and in order to provide a sleeve part, the front body and open area are separated vertically. At the same time, the upper front body is formed and cut so as to be continuous with the back body at the shoulder height, and the sleeves and collar are sewn to the body part formed by sewing the upper and lower separated parts.

One of the embodiments of this invention will be specifically explained with reference to the drawings.
Width 28.5am and length 150mm each using fabric (A)
0m left and right back body +2) (2+, width 23cm.

Lower front body length 1100m (lb) (lb), width 15
cm, length 110cm Okumi f3) (3) is formed in a series in the left and right direction with the work part f14+ +14+, and further the left and right back body +2+ (21 is formed in the length direction 4
．． The upper front body (la) (la) was continuously formed and cut by extending 50 m, and the upper front body (la) (l
Fold a) forward at shoulder height +4++4), and turn left and right lower front body parts (1b) (], b) to Okumi+31.
(Fold each part inward at the armpits along with 31, and seam allowance for the upper edge of the lower front body (1bX1.b) +6+ +
61" Two-part front body (1aX1a) Bottom edge seam allowance +5
+ +5) are butt-sewn f9) +9) to form the body part (B) that connects the sleeve part t81 +8). Next, the remaining width of fabric (A) is 7cn1. A collar (11) with a length of 1800m is attached to the upper front body (1a) following the back body (2).
and the remaining corner of the lower front body (1b), width 32cm, length 9
Form and cut 0cm sleeves [10)+10+ respectively.

These sleeves (10) (10) are folded back from the work part (141 (14i) to form the armhole part +8+ +8 of the body part (B).
+, the Japanese clothes are constructed by sewing the 熢 (11) to the collar shaving part (12). With this configuration, it can be made into a single item or a lined item, and can also be made into a sleeve 001 ne (11
) Cutting and sewing, or sewing each sewn part to create a seam allowance and a lapel part (12), etc., are the same as Japanese clothes of this size 0 Upper front body part (]a) and folding Each outer side of the upper part of the back body (2) facing the shape [sleeve cover part (8)]
In this embodiment, a diagonal cut (131+13+) is made in the inner corner where the seam allowance (71 (7+)) and the seam allowance (6) on the upper edge of the lower front body (1b) are joined in a hook shape. So, this cut ++31 (13+
By providing this, it is possible to smoothly and easily finish the hook-shaped inner corner of the seam in the process of sewing together seam allowances of +5+ +6+, and it is possible to finish sewing neatly with a low bulk.

As mentioned above, when cutting and sewing the fabric for constructing Japanese clothes, the left and right back body, front body, and okumi parts are formed seamlessly in the left and right direction using a wide piece of fabric. Separate the nil body and okumi into upper and lower parts, tighten the upper part to the back body at the shoulder peak, and cut it. By sewing this upper and lower separated part, the outer side of the upper front body passes through the shoulder peak and extends to the upper part of the back body. A body part is formed by providing sleeve parts on the sides. In this way, the back part of the body part of Japanese clothes,
Each part of the front body and the okumi are connected in a series without seams, which means less fabric is needed, and there is no need to worry about matching patterns such as patterns at each seam, and the labor required by the sewing shop. Of course, this invention does not have any stiff, bulky seams in the body area, so the Japanese clothes fit snugly against the body when worn, especially from the obi down. The body part naturally hangs together, forming a beautiful line of the kimono to the body, and the hem is very well-handled, allowing for beautiful movements and making the kimono easy to wear. It has a remarkable effect.

[BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS] Figure 1 is a front view of a Japanese dress in which the present invention can be carried out, Figure 2 is a back view of the same, and Figure 3 is a front view of a Japanese dress in which the present invention can be practiced. Developed plan view in cut state, Figure 4 (d
It is a front view showing a partially sewn state of the same body part in the sewing process. In the code, (A) is fabric, (I3) is body part, (1) is front body part, (1a) il-j: upper front body part, (lb) U lower front body part, +21 +a: back body part, (3 ) is Okumi, (4
) is the top of the shoulder, (8) is the j part of the sleeve, (9) is the seam part, (1
0) is the sleeve, (11) is the collar, ++3) (d notch, (
14) shows the technique part. Figure 2 Figure 1

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. Constructing Japanese clothes using wide-width fabric,
The left and right back body, front body, and back body are formed in a seamless series in the left and right direction, and the front body or the front body and the back body are separated vertically, and the upper front body is formed and cut so as to be connected to the back body at the shoulder peak. The upper and lower separated parts are sewn together to form a body part with the outer side as a sleeve part, and sleeves and a collar are sewn to the body part. 2. Form a top and bottom separation part around the chest and abdomen of the front body or the front body, and create a seam allowance for the sleeve part of the back body that continues in a hook shape from the lower front body head weight in this separation part or the seam allowance between the lower front body and the lower body. The Japanese clothing according to claim 1, wherein a cut is made in the inner corner of the joint.