JPS641927Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to continuous wear that does not give a feeling of tightness during forward bending, cowgirl position work, etc.

[Conventional technology]

When performing work that requires a person to bend forward, such as bending their hips or riding a woman, a complete suit consisting of a jacket and trousers, causes the lower limbs to bend, the buttocks to bulge due to pressure, and the crotch to rise due to the inclination of the upper body, making the lower abdomen feel cramped. In conjunction with this, the back part drops, causing tension, while the collar at the front also rises, making the upper body feel cramped as well.

In order to eliminate such a cramped feeling, there are known continuous clothing with a long torso and short legs, or continuous clothing with an elastic body at the waist.

[Problem to be solved]

However, the former has the disadvantage that it is unsightly and restricts movement, making it unsuitable for continuous work wear, while the latter cannot withstand long-term use due to aging and weakening of the elastic body.
Furthermore, there was a drawback that the sewing work was complicated.

The present invention was made to eliminate these conventional drawbacks, and aims to provide an inexpensive continuous wear that does not give a feeling of tightness, has a good appearance, and can withstand long-term use. .

[Means for solving problems]

The present invention is a continuous garment in which a jacket is connected to trousers in which a gusset is provided from the inseam of the trousers to the center of the rear upper edge of the pants, and the gusset has both sides of the gusset curved around the edge for attaching the gusset. Unlike the gusset, the length of the periphery excluding the upper and lower edges of the gusset is approximately equal to the length of the gusseting edge.
Such wide gores are sewn to the left and right gore attachment edges of the pants to create a space, thereby solving the above problem.

[Effect]

Since the curvature of the gusset in the tsukuri clothing according to the present invention is different from that of the gusset-attaching edge, the center part of the wide gusset is more curved than the upper and lower edges of the gusset, and the gusset-attaching edge of the pants There will be a surplus of the remaining part.

In addition, the length of both sides of the gossamer excluding the upper and lower edges is approximately equal to the length of the gossamer edge, so when the gossamer is sewn to the gossamer edge, the excess portion expands in the length and width directions. A spacious area with a large packaging capacity is formed.

In addition, the lower edge of the gossamer is also wider than the width between the left and right gore attachment edges of the crotch, so when the wider lower edge of the gore is sewn to the gore attachment edge of the crotch, The crotch area expands, creating a roomy area and deepening the rise. Therefore, the swelling of the buttocks and the rise of the crotch during forward bending work etc. are absorbed by the above-mentioned relaxed portion.

In addition, lintel gives an impression of good style and a design effect to pants.

〔Example〕

Embodiments of the continuation clothing according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

In the drawings, reference numeral 1 denotes pants, and the pants 1 are formed by stitches 2 provided from the crotch area to the center of the rear upper edge, sewn to the left and right edges 3a, 3b of the pants 1. The upper edge of the jacket 1 and the lower edge of the jacket 4 are integrally connected by stitching or the like.

The gore 2 is wide and fits the left and right gore attachment edges 3a and 3b of the pants 1, except for the upper edge.

In addition, as shown in Fig. 2, the edges on both sides of the gore 2 are
The upper part has a smaller degree of curvature than the corresponding gusseting edges 3a and 3b, and the lower part has a corresponding gusseting edge 3.
The degree of curvature is larger than that of a and 3b, and the curvature is 2
The lower part of the curvature is enlarged, and the edge 3 of the pants 1 is attached.
A surplus portion 5a is created with respect to a and 3b. Further, the lower edge of the gore 2 is also wider than the width between the left and right gore attaching edges 3a and 3b of the crotch, so that an excess portion 5a is formed in the crotch.

The surplus portions 5a and 5b are a free portion 6 which will be described later.
a, 6b.

Note that the gusset may be of any kind as long as it produces a redundant part as described above, such as a gusset that has a larger curvature at the top and a smaller curvature at the bottom compared to the curvature of the left and right gusseted edges of the pants, or a gusset that has a lower curvature at the center. It may also have a large degree of curvature. Further, the shape of the gosel is preferably spindle-shaped or inverted triangular in order to improve the appearance and simplify sewing operations.

The length of both sides of the gossamer 2 excluding the upper edge is the length of the trousers 1
The length of the left and right edges 3a and 3b is approximately equal to that of the left and right edges 3a and 3b, which prevents wrinkles from forming on the sewn portions of the two and facilitates sewing operations.

Such a gore 2 is sewn to the left and right gore attachment edges 3a, 3b of the pants 1. Therefore, the surplus portion 5a at the lower part of the gore 2 bulges out in the length and width directions, forming a loose portion 6a with a large wrapping capacity.

Moreover, in the crotch area, the crotch area expands due to the surplus part 5a, a roomy part 6a is formed, and the crotch area becomes deeper.

Note that the size of the free portion is adjusted by changing the size of the surplus portion, that is, the degree of width and the degree of curvature.

Since the loose areas formed in this way are located at the buttocks and lower crotch, both loose areas combine to absorb the swelling of the buttocks and the rise of the crotch in postures such as bending forward or cowgirl position. be done.

[Effect of idea]

The continuous clothing according to the present invention has a roomy area in the buttocks and crotch area so as to most efficiently absorb the swelling of the buttocks and the rise in the rise, which cause a feeling of tightness during bending forward work, etc. Since the loose area with a large enveloping capacity expands and contracts in both the body length and width directions, these loose areas combine to prevent the body from feeling cramped, making it easier to perform tasks such as bending forward.

In addition, lintel gives an impression of good style and gives a design effect to pants, and those with a spindle-shaped or inverted triangular shape are particularly stylish and have a good appearance. Also, since it does not use an elastic body, it can withstand long-term use.

In addition, the gossamer is cut so that it is wider and has a different degree of curvature than between the edges for applying the gossamer, and the loose part is formed by normal sewing means, so no complicated process is required.
It's cheap.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

1 is a cross-sectional perspective view of FIG. 3, FIG. 2 is a developed view showing the structure of the pants, and FIG. 3 is a rear view. Explanation of codes, 1...pants, 2...goshu, 3...
Edge for gusseting, 4... Jacket, 5... Surplus part, 6...
...Yutori part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a continuous garment in which a jacket is connected to trousers in which a gusset is provided from the crotch of the pants to the center of the rear upper edge of the pants, the curvature of both side edges is different from the curvature of the gusset-attaching edge, and the top and bottom edges are different from each other. A continuous garment characterized in that a wide gusset whose circumferential length excluding edges is approximately equal to the length of the gusseting edge is sewn to the gusseting edge to form a loose part.