JPS623368Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to home wear worn in places where the floor surface is cold, such as the kitchen.

Generally, in our country's architectural style (Japanese houses),
The kitchen area is relatively cold, considering that it is used for fire, and is not the best place for housewives to work in a standing position for long periods of time. Of course, with the recent development of electrical appliances, various types of heat-retaining mats have appeared, and it would be fine to lay these mats in the kitchen, but it is not possible to lay them in the entire kitchen, and in the kitchen, water often drips or splashes from the sink, so it is easy to get dirty, and it is not easy to bring in a heat-retaining mat, so the current situation is old-fashioned and cold, and the development of new clothes that can easily keep you warm is awaited. However, these clothes also require activity and heat resistance, since in the kitchen, not only fire but also hot water, oil, etc. are constantly used.

In view of the above-mentioned circumstances, the present invention provides clothing that can be easily worn over the clothes that are normally worn.

In other words, the present invention is a combination of a jacket and pants that are relatively loose-fitting, and uses non-woven fabric, aluminum vapor-deposited film, or synthetic cotton that can reflect body heat between each outer fabric and lining. This is a piece of home wear that is made of cotton padded fabric sewn into one piece.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings of embodiments.

Reference numerals 1 and 2 are a haori-type jacket and Monpe-type pants, and when sewing the jacket 1 and pants 2, a non-woven fabric 4 and an aluminum vapor-deposited 5 are applied from the surface between the outer fabric 3 and the lining 3'.
The polyester film 6 and the polyester synthetic cotton 7 are laminated together, and a part of the synthetic cotton 7 is attached to the surface of the nonwoven fabric 4 by penetrating the film 6 using numerous needle punches 8. The formed inner cotton fabric 9 is interposed and sewn into a garment 10. In this case, the padded cotton fabric 9
has at least the same size as the outer material 3 or lining material 3', and is sewn integrally to each sewn part a (a bag stuffed between the outer material and the lining material, like a general cotton insert) isn't it). Further, the intervening position of this cotton filling fabric 9 is such that the nonwoven fabric 4 side is placed as the outer fabric 3 side, and the fluff of the synthetic fiber cotton 7 on the back side is not exposed from the weave of the outer fabric 3.

To explain this effect now, first of all, when wearing this separates-type wear 10, the first part of the jacket has a loose structure that resembles a haori, so if you simply pass your arms through the sleeves, Often, even pants 2 have a so-called Monpe type, so
Easy to wear (can be worn over slacks or skirts).

The wear 10 worn in this manner has a film 6 with five aluminum vapor-deposited surfaces that reflects body temperature well, and an inner cotton fabric 9 made of lightweight synthetic cotton 7 that easily contains air, so it has good heat retention. Of course, it is a good thing, but it is rich in continuity that quickly warms the connection between the wear and the body. In addition, since the five aluminum vapor-deposited metal surfaces face the inner surface of the outer material 3 of the wear 10, it is possible to reflect heat from the outside, and even if hot water or hot oil is poured on it, it does not immediately seep into the inside. There will be no burns on your body. Of course, aluminum vapor deposition 5
Since the film 6 is laminated with the non-woven fabric 4, it is strong and resistant to friction during wearing and rubbing during washing.

As mentioned above, the home wear of the present invention is easy to wear because it consists of a separate combination of a jacket and pants, and each interior is made of nonwoven fabric,
It is lightweight and easy to wear, as it is made by integrally sewing aluminum-deposited film and synthetic cotton padding. In addition, this padded cotton fabric has a laminated structure of non-woven fabric, aluminum-deposited film, and synthetic cotton, so it has particularly excellent heat retention, heat retention, and windproof effects, making it easy to wear. Of course, in this case, the film portion is needle-punched to entangle and stop the synthetic cotton, and the micropores maintain breathability and do not cause sweating. In addition, since the aluminum vapor-deposited side (film portion) side is placed on the outer side, it has particularly excellent heat resistance against fire, making it ideal for work wear in the kitchen. Furthermore, by arranging the non-woven fabric side (film side) on the outer side, there is no fear that the synthetic cotton fluff on the back side will be exposed beyond the weave of the outer fabric, resulting in a nice-looking finish, making it a practical item that can be worn as is for going out. It is effective.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a front view, FIG. 2 is an enlarged sectional view of the main part, and FIG. 3 is a slope view of the padded cotton fabric. 1... Jacket, 2... Pants, 3... Outer material, 3'
...Lining, 4...Nonwoven fabric, 5...Aluminum vapor deposition, 6
...Film, 7...Synthetic cotton, 8...Needle punch, 9...Filled cotton fabric.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a wear consisting of a jacket and pants, a nonwoven fabric, an aluminum-deposited film, and a synthetic cotton are laminated from the surface to the entire interior of the jacket and pants, and the synthetic cotton is punched and entangled to the nonwoven fabric side. Home wear made by sewing a padded cotton fabric with the nonwoven fabric side as the outer fabric side.