JPS635482B2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field]

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a method of wearing a women's kimono and a kimono used in the method.

[Conventional technology]

Traditionally, women's kimonos have generally been made of kimono fabric that has been cut into large or final cuts and sewn either singly or into sashes. This method of wearing a women's kimono involves slipping it through the sleeves of the kimono onto the shoulders, and then aligning the lower front so as to wrap around the lower half of the body. Next, as shown in Figure 4A, after overlapping the upper and front a, as shown in Figure 4B, insert the extra slack b into the seam so that there are no wrinkles from the waist to the lower back. . Next, tighten the waist straps (not shown), and lower both hands from the center of the back to the sides, forming a c shape from the back, and then turn both hands forward. to form the front armrest (not shown). After matching the chest and collar, tighten the chest strap d to prevent wrinkles from appearing on the back. For thin people, remove the outward folds e and e (see figure D), and for thick people In this case, take measures such as folding the folds f and f inward to give a smart look (see E in the same figure). Finally, if the chopsticks are long, pull up the chopsticks and adjust them, then apply a date tightening or other obi tightening in the usual way (not shown) to complete the dressing.

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

However, the general women's kimono mentioned above needs to be hand-sewn by skilled workers using the Japanese sewing method.
The drawback was that it could not be mass-produced and was expensive. In addition, the method of wearing the above-mentioned general women's kimono involves tucking the extra looseness b that occurs from the waist to the lower back into the joint (see Figure 4 B), or inserting both hands through the left and right openings. This requires advanced techniques such as forming the back edge C and the front edge (see C in the same figure), and arranging the ends of the back to prevent wrinkles from appearing on the back. There was a drawback that I couldn't do it. In order to solve the drawbacks of the above-mentioned general method of wearing a kimono for women, a method of wearing a kimono using a method of dividing the kimono into upper and lower halves has been developed.
However, in the method of wearing a kimono using the method of dividing the kimono into upper and lower halves, the upper part loosens or floats as the upper and lower parts are worn apart, resulting in misalignment of the kimono.

[Purpose of the invention]

The present invention provides a method that can easily adapt to any of the above conditions and facilitate beautiful and elegant dressing without being affected by the slenderness, length, shortness, or other body shape of a woman's body, and the implementation of this method. It provides convenient kimono. In particular, by preventing slippage of the garment, which could not be achieved even with the conventional kimono with a top and bottom split type, and by using a new kimono that is extremely adaptable, it is possible to quickly and securely put on the kimono despite the differences in various conditions. The purpose is to supply kimonos that are easy to make and easy to tailor at low cost.

[Means to solve the problem]

Means for solving the above problems will be explained below using FIGS. 1 to 3 corresponding to embodiments. The method of wearing women's kimono of the first invention is as follows:
As shown in the figure, in a kimono in which the left and right front bodies 1 and 2 and sleeve attachments 4 and 5 are normally finished, the back body 3
Open free ends 7 are formed on the left and right under both armpits without suturing with the front body parts 1 and 2 from the body opening 6, and the back body part 3 is vertically separated approximately at the waist position, and both front bodies 1, 2 and the separated upper back body 3a
A kimono 11 is shown in FIG.
As shown in the figure, pass the sleeves through to fit on the shoulders, then remove the collar appropriately (12) or, without doing this, grab the hem part 8, 9 and other parts and pull up and adjust the hem to the desired position. Then, the front bodies 1 and 2 are overlapped (see B in the same figure), the above-mentioned overlapping state is temporarily maintained by the waist strap 13, and the folds etc. that have occurred above the waist are adjusted and the collars are aligned (see C in the same figure). , D), then place the part 10 from the edge of the lower edge of the upper back body 3a against the waist so that there is no difference in height from the part 8 and 9 from the edge of the front body 1 and 2. , tighten the overlapping front body parts 1 from above using the tightening strings 15, 15 extending from the left and right sides of the chopsticks 10 (see figure E), and after aligning the body openings 6, 6, According to the law, it is necessary to apply Date-jime or other obi-jime 16 (see figure F). As shown in Figure 2, the kimono used for dressing the women's kimono of the second invention has left and right front bodies 1,
2 and sleeve attachments 4 and 5, the back body 3 is opened from the openings 6 and 6 to the left and right front bodies 1 and 2 without being sewn to the open free ends 7 and 7.
are formed on the left and right, and the back body 3 is approximately at the waist position.
are separated into upper and lower parts, and the lower edges of both front bodies 1 and 2 and the upper back body 3a are connected to corresponding chopsticks 8 of appropriate width,
9 and 10 are provided, and laces 15 and 15 extend from the left and right sides of 10 from the lower part of the upper back body 3a.

[Effect]

In the method of wearing a women's kimono according to the first invention, as shown in FIGS. When the combined state is temporarily held with the waist strap 13, a sash 9 is formed at the appropriate height of the front body 1 (upper front), and an adjustment fold 20 is formed above the waist position.
In addition, as shown in Figure E, the height difference between the part 10 from the edge of the lower part of the upper back body 3a and the part 8 and 9 from the edge of the front body 1 and 2 can be easily processed. With the straps 15, 15 extending from the left and right sides of 10 from the chopsticks,
By simply tightening the overlapped front bodies 1 from above, the front bodies 1 and 2 overlapped at the front are further tightened, and the front bodies 1 and 2 are more reliably prevented from slipping. At the same time, adjustment folds 21 produced by adjusting the height 10 from the edges of the back body 3 are naturally formed above the tightening straps 15, 15. As for the kimono used for putting on the women's kimono of the second invention, as shown in Fig. 2, the ends 8, 9, and 10 are formed in advance, so when putting on the kimono, the ends are The trouble of forming the upper and lower back bodies 3 can be omitted, and the upper and lower back bodies 3 can be formed at a position approximately below the waist.
Since it is separated into parts a and 3b, it is possible to adjust the position of 10 points from the bottom of the lower part of the back body 3 to a predetermined position according to the length and shortness of the body. Since both ends can be overlapped from the edge of the front body 1 (upper front) to both ends 9, it can be worn in accordance with the slenderness of the body.

【Example】

Examples of the present invention will be described below. As shown in FIG. 2, the kimono 11 according to the second invention can be cut and formed not only from conventional kimono but also from western cloth, but in order not to impair the original elegance of the kimono, First, the front body 1, 2, sleeves 4, 5, and collar 17 are sewn using a normal Japanese sewing method. In all of these cases, it is preferable to measure and sew according to the conventional Japanese sewing method, but such consideration is rather unnecessary in order to carry out the method of the present invention. That is, the main focus of the present invention is to fully utilize the special features that have been specially devised to adapt to the many differences in the slenderness, length, and shortness of women's bodies, as well as changes in body shape. Therefore, the kimono 11 used for carrying out the present invention
The left and right front bodies 1 and 2, sleeves 4 and 5, and collar 1
Method 7 can be sewn by using the conventional method as it is, and the back body 3 of the product finished with standard dimensions by this method can be sewn with sleeves 4,
Open free ends 7, 7 are formed on the left and right without being sewn to the left and right front body parts 1, 2 from the body openings 6, 6 which are left open at the lower end of the sewing part 5, and are approximately at the waist position. By dividing the back body 3 into upper and lower halves, an upper back body 3a and a lower back body 3b are separated. The lower edges of both front bodies 1 and 2 and the upper back body 3a are sewn to an appropriate vertical width (e.g., about 10 to 20 cm) based on general standards and sewn according to the height of the standard size. 8 from each corresponding chopstick,
9 and 10 are provided. For the left and right front bodies 1 and 2, it is also possible to create a normal front body by attaching stitches 8 and 9 to the edge of either the upper or lower part of the upper and lower parts of the fabric, which are divided into upper and lower halves, respectively, and then stitching them together. can. In addition,
When installing the armrests 8 and 9, place appropriate marks or markings at appropriate locations in the vertical direction on the left and right front bodies 1 and 2 to indicate the point of overlap for overlapping bending to form the armature section. Corresponding face-to-face fastener (one female piece is made of tricot-knit raised fabric or loop fabric at each end, and a mushroom-shaped piece is attached to the tip of a polypropylene monofilament planted on the back side of a base fabric such as nylon). It is preferable to attach a bulging head or a combination of other male pieces each having a large number of fitting protrusions such as small hooks, respectively, and use these as a guide. On the left and right sides of the chopsticks 10 provided at the lower edge of the upper back body 3a, either one of the materials such as surface joint fasteners is attached as a fastener, or the tightening strings 15 are left without these attached. , 15 are attached. In addition, fasteners such as the above-mentioned face-to-face fasteners 14 are fixed to the chest positions on the corresponding front and back surfaces of the collar 17, and the face-to-face fasteners 14 and other fasteners are fixed to the collar 17 at approximately the waist position and near the lower edge of the armrest 9. Matching fastener 1
It is preferable to fix fasteners such as No. 8 to prevent the seam of the front body and the chest seam from opening too wide. FIG. 3 shows an embodiment of another aspect of the kimono according to the second invention, in which the kimono 11' has undergarments 19 that are divided into upper and lower halves in the upper and lower halves of the inside of the back body 3. The corresponding upper half 19a and lower half 19b are sewn 24, 25 at the back stitching positions, respectively, or are detachably attached using face-to-face fasteners or the like. By fixing fasteners such as face-joining fasteners 22 and 23 at appropriate locations on the upper half 19a and lower half of the undergarment 19, both the chest-joining part and the hem-joining part are prevented from opening too much. It is preferable to In addition, although the top and bottom split type undergarment 19 is not attached to the inside and is omitted from the illustration, in order to create a beautiful and elegant appearance at the collar and cuffs that should be overlapped, the wearer is wearing a formal undergarment (not shown). Similarly, an overlapping collar such as a decorative collar corresponding to the collar and overlapping cuffs of an appropriate width can be sewn or detachably attached. When implementing the dressing method of the first invention by using the special and highly adaptable kimono 11 of the second invention constructed as described above, the sleeves 4,
Put it on the shoulder through 5, and as shown in Figure 1A, remove the collar appropriately 12 or without doing so, grasp 8, 9 and other parts from the chopsticks and pull it up to the desired hem position. Adjust and overlap the front bodies 1 and 2 (see figure B), and keep the overlapping state temporarily with the waist strap 13 to create adjustment folds 20 of the front bodies 1 and 2 above the waist position (see figure D) 9 side from the edge and process it, and if necessary, form the lower back part of the left and right collars 17 and
The overlapping state is maintained so as not to open too wide by using the surface joint fasteners 18 attached correspondingly to the collar 12 and the surface joint fasteners 14 or other fasteners correspondingly attached to the front and back of the intersection of the collar 12. let After that, from the lower edge of the upper back body part 3a, the both sides of the edge 10 are moved from the edges of the front body parts 1 and 2, which are already located on the left and right sides of the waist, to the two sides parts of 8 and 9, which have a difference in height. The front body parts 1 are placed on top of each other so that they do not overlap, and are tightened from above the overlapped front body pieces 1 using the tightening strings 15, 15 extending from the left and right sides of the chopsticks 10 (see figure E). at the same time,
Since the front bodies 1 and 2, which are overlapped at the front, are further fastened together, the front bodies 1 and 2 are more reliably prevented from slipping. The adjustment folds 21 produced by adjusting the height of the rear body 3 by 10 degrees are naturally formed above the laces 15, 15. If you wear many layers of lower clothing in winter, etc., and your clothes become bulky, and it is difficult to stack the front body in a balanced manner from the beginning, first of all, check the thinness and thickness of your body due to the bulkiness of your clothes. In order to prevent this, if pre-tightening is performed in advance using a lower string (not shown), the front body parts 1 and 2 can be easily overlapped after that, and the misalignment over time can also be prevented. can. Finally, after aligning the body yatsuguchi 6, 6, a date tightening or other obi tightening 16 is applied in a conventional manner to complete the dressing.

【Effect of the invention】

When using the dressing method according to the first invention,
Even if you are not a cram school expert, you will not only be able to easily and quickly, reliably and gracefully put on a kimono, but you will also be able to avoid the misalignment of the kimono that occurs when putting on a kimono using the conventionally known top and bottom split method, especially in the upper part due to separate fitting of the top and bottom parts. Not only can the harm caused by loosening or lifting of the body be prevented by the integrally connected structure of the front body, but also the bulge of the lower back caused by repeated sitting and standing positions can be avoided because the rear body has a separate structure. By cutting off the traction action by the upper edge of the lower back body caused by the bending and stretching of the back muscles, changes in the degree of collar removal and collapse of the collar alignment can be prevented, as well as the torso, especially the waist area, which is directly subjected to the bending and stretching action. Since it is possible to eliminate causes of slippage that has a large effect, such as caused by swinging of parts, it is possible to prevent slippage of the suit over time or due to an increase in the amount of exercise, even when worn for a long time. This has effects such as enabling good dressing. In addition, the kimono according to the second invention is not only easy to sew regardless of whether Japanese or Western fabrics are used, but also mass-produced by machine sewing. It is also convenient for manufacturing because it can be sewn into upper and lower parts and quickly sewn together with the upper back body part like a jacket, and then finished by sewing the lower front body part and the front part. The kimono of the present invention as a whole has excellent adaptability to the slender, long and short body of the wearer if it is manufactured to standard dimensions, so there is no need to prepare products in multiple sizes, and it can be made to the same size as a conventional nightgown. Moreover, it has many advantages, such as being able to supply kimonos with an extremely good body shape at a lower cost and more quickly than ready-made kimonos that are machine-sewn, which do not have any stitching.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

1A to 1F are perspective views showing the main parts of the dressing procedure in an embodiment of the method for wearing a women's kimono according to the first invention, and FIG. 2 shows an example of the kimono according to the second invention. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of another aspect of the kimono according to the second invention, and FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing steps in an embodiment of a conventional method for wearing a women's kimono. . 1, 2...front body, 3...back body, 4,5...
Sleeves, 6... Body opening, 7... Free ends, 8, 9, 1
0...Hashiyori, 11...Kimono, 15...Tsimono.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. In a kimono with normal left and right front bodies and sleeve attachments, open free ends are formed on the left and right under both armpits without sewing the back body with the front body from the opening of the body. The back body is separated into upper and lower parts approximately at the waist level, and the sleeves are passed through the kimono, which has chopsticks (folded parts at the waist) corresponding to both front bodies and the lower ends of the separated upper back body, respectively. As a result, it is carried on the shoulder,
Remove the collar appropriately, or without doing so, grasp the chopsticks and other parts, pull up and adjust the hem to the desired position, overlap the front bodies, and temporarily maintain the overlapping state with the waist strap. Then, the folds, etc. that have appeared above the waist are adjusted and the collars are aligned.Then, the height difference between the edge part provided at the lower edge of the upper back body and the edge part of the front body is adjusted. Place it on your waist so that it is not tight, and tighten it from above the overlapping front body pieces using the tightening cords extending from the left and right sides of the above-mentioned armrest, aligning the body yatsuguchi, and then tie the obi tightening using the usual method. A method of wearing a women's kimono, which is characterized by sukko. 2. Attach appropriate marks or corresponding surface joint fasteners, etc. to indicate the joining points for the overlapping bends to form the armrests at appropriate vertical locations on the left and right front sections, and use these as a guide. A method of putting on a women's kimono according to claim 1, wherein the kimono is provided with a tie. 3. In a kimono with normal left and right front bodies and sleeve attachments, open free ends are formed on the left and right without sewing the back body from the opening of the body to the left and right front bodies, and the back body is attached approximately at the waist level. It is characterized by being separated into upper and lower parts, with corresponding ladders of appropriate width provided at the lower edges of both front bodies and the upper back body, and laces extending from the left and right sides of the ladders at the bottom of the upper back body. A kimono used to perform the method of wearing a women's kimono. 4 Attach fasteners such as face-to-face fasteners as described above to the chest positions on the corresponding front and back sides of the collar of the front body, and attach face-to-face fasteners to approximately the waist region of the collar and near the lower edge of the edge. A kimono to which a fastener such as the above is attached and used for carrying out the method of wearing a women's kimono according to claim 3. 5. Claim 3 or 4: The left and right front body parts are made by providing a tie at the edge of either the upper or lower part of the fabric which is divided into upper and lower parts, and then stitching them together to create a normal front body part. A kimono used to carry out the method for wearing a women's kimono described in Section 1. 6. Attach appropriate marks or corresponding surface joint fasteners, etc. to indicate the joining points for overlapping folding to form the armrests at appropriate vertical locations on the left and right front sections, and use these as a guide. A kimono for use in carrying out the method for putting on a women's kimono according to claim 3, 4 or 5, which is provided with a kimono. 7. A method for wearing a women's kimono as set forth in Claims 3, 4, 5, or 6, wherein a layered collar such as a decorative collar corresponding to the collar of an undergarment is sewn or removably attached to the inside of the collar of the front body. Kimono used for the event. 8. A kimono for use in carrying out the method for wearing a women's kimono according to claim 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7, in which overlapping cuffs of an appropriate width are sewn to the end edges (cuffs) of the sleeves. 9 Claims 3, 4, in which the corresponding upper and lower halves of the upper and lower halves of the undergarment are sewn or removably attached to the upper and lower halves of the inside of the back body, respectively. A kimono used for carrying out the method for wearing a women's kimono described in item 5 or 6.