JPS6144487B2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention provides a suit (suit) with a cut-off shirt,
The present invention also relates to an imitation cutter in which the cutter shirt and the tie are imitation products with the same designs as the actual cutter on cardboard and can be hung and displayed as a set when sold as a set with a tie.

If you wanted to buy or sell a suit as a cutter shirt and tie, these items were previously displayed separately, so you had no choice but to pull out your favorite items and match them accordingly. As a result, customers had the inconvenience of not being able to select the set items that they liked, and on the other hand, as sales points had to assemble the actual items, there was a risk that the items would be easily soiled.

In view of these conventional shortcomings, the present invention has made it possible for retailers to hang and display cutout shirts and ties, which are imitation products with the same designs as the real products on cardboard, as a set with suits suitably made to look like them. The purpose is to provide an imitation cutter, thereby making it easier for customers to purchase sets, and also to maintain the value of the product by reducing the chance of directly touching the product.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. First, the imitation cutter shown in Fig. 1 is cut from cardboard such as drawing paper into the actual size and shape corresponding to the upper part of the body of the cutter shirt. parts 2, 2 are formed, and a collar part 4 is formed on the upper edge thereof via a fold line 3. The collar portion 4 is divided into left and right pieces 4a and 4b by a vertical cutting line 5 formed in the center thereof.
The front collars 6, 6 are formed by bending each divided piece toward the front side of the torso/thorax 1 along the fold line 3. Further, a pair of cuts 7 are provided near the edge of one side in the neck direction of the collar portion 4.
a, 7b are formed to face each other on the left and right at regular intervals, and a locking piece 8a that is inserted into the cut 7a is extended from the other end edge of the collar portion 4, and a locking piece 8a is provided near the other end edge. A locking piece 8b that is inserted into the notch 7b is cut out at the position. Therefore, the same design as the actual cutter shirt is applied to the cardboard, and the same design as the actual necktie is applied to the shape of the necktie tied from the collar of the torso/thorax 1 to the chest.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the imitation cutter constructed in this way is assembled by folding the collar 4 toward the front of the torso and thorax 1 along the fold line 3. Divided pieces 4a, 4 forming the collar part 4
b are respectively curved to the rear side, and a locking piece 8a is inserted into the cut 7a.
, and the locking pieces 8b are inserted and locked into the cuts 7b, respectively. In this way, the hook 10 of the hanger 9 is inserted from below into the space S of the collar portion 4 on the rear side of the torso and chest 1. At this time, if the shoulders 2, 2 are pressed against the lower edge of the shoulder 11 of the hanger 9, the torso/thorax 1 will curve slightly forward, as shown by the solid line in FIG. 4, and the bulge of the chest will be reduced. Hold firmly in the revealed state.
The suit 12 is then put on and displayed by hanging, and a number of types of imitation cutters are prepared, each consisting of a combination of a cutter shirt design and a necktie design, and each suit is dressed in an appropriate suit. By displaying the suit in a hanging manner, the customer can clearly compare many set items at a glance and select the set item of their choice relatively easily. ,
The cutter shirt and necktie are items with the same design that can be brought out and sold.

5 to 7 show other embodiments of the present invention, in which one side edge of the collar 4 is used as a means for latching both side edges of the collar 4 to each other. Folds 13a and 13b are formed to face each other vertically at regular intervals, and locking pieces 14a and 14b are provided on the other edge of the collar portion 4 to be inserted into and latched onto the folds 13a and 13b. They may be provided in the vertical direction.

Also, what is shown in Figures 8 to 10 is
The torso and thorax 1 are separated into left and right divided pieces 15a and 15b, whose upper end sides are connected to each other by a collar 4, and one of the divided pieces 15a is made with a cut 16.
Further, a locking piece 17 is extended from the other divided piece 15b. With this structure, the collar portion 4 is bent rearward, the two divided pieces 15a and 15b are each reversed in the direction of the arrow in FIG. , similarly an imitation cutter is obtained.

As explained in the embodiments above, according to the imitation cutter of the present invention, a suit, a cutter shirt, and a tie can be hung and displayed in a suitably designed set at the store, so that customers are less likely to purchase a set. In addition to providing convenience, since the cutter shirts and ties are displayed as imitation products, the opportunity for customers to touch the products directly is greatly reduced, and the value of the products can be maintained. By preparing in advance a wide variety of imitation products consisting of suitably matched combinations of cutter shirts and ties, you only need to keep the minimum amount of actual products in stock that corresponds to the number of products, thereby reducing product management costs. It has many advantages such as being able to suppress the increase, and is extremely useful industrially.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings relate to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a developed view, FIGS. 2 and 3 are perspective views showing the assembly process, FIG. 4 is a diagram of its use, and FIG. A developed view of the embodiment, FIGS. 6 and 7 are perspective views showing the assembly process, FIG. 8 is a development view of another embodiment, and FIGS. 9 and 10 are perspective views showing the assembly process. It is. 1... Torso and thorax, 3... Crease line, 4... Collar,
6, 6... Front collar, 7a, 7b... Cut, 8a, 8
b... Locking piece, 13a, 13b... Cut, 14
a, 14b...Locking piece.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A torso and chest made of cardboard with a full-size size and shape corresponding to the upper part of the torso of a cutter shirt, and connected via fold lines so that left and right front collars are formed at the upper edge of the torso and chest. A collar part is formed respectively, a cut is formed near one edge of the neck circumference direction of the collar part, and a locking piece is provided on the other edge of the collar part to be inserted and latched to the cut. and the cardboard has the same design as the actual cutter shirt, and the shape of the necktie tied from the collar of the torso to the chest has the same design as the actual necktie. An imitation cutter for display.