ES1290051U - Clothing system (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Clothing system consisting of an inner garment piece (2) and an outer garment (3), in which the inner garment (2) and the outer garment (3) are designed and adapted to be placed on a body human, characterized in that the inner garment (2) includes fixing structures (16), which are arranged and adapted to fit with assembly structures adapted to them in the outer garment (3). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

clothing system

The present invention falls within the field of clothing, including children's clothing among others.

Background of the invention

In general, it is known that the types of children's clothing are specifically designed to obtain various advantages, such as easier access to diaper changing, comfort for the child and care in relation to the choice of material.

Parents or others who care for a child with special needs may have difficulty meeting the child's needs when wearing familiar types of children's clothing.

Adults with special needs may also have difficulty getting their needs met when wearing familiar types of clothing.

Therefore, it is desirable to provide an improved type of clothing that is easier to put on in particular for persons (including children) with special needs.

Object of the invention

The object of the present invention is to specify a type of clothing that is easier for people (including children) with special needs to wear.

The object of the present invention is achieved by a clothing system (a type of clothing) corresponding to the clothing system defined in claim 1. Preferred embodiments are defined in the dependent claims and are explained in the following description and illustrated in the appended claims. associated figures.

The clothing system according to the invention is a clothing system consisting of an inner garment and an outer garment, wherein the inner garment and the outer garment are designed and adapted to be worn on a human body, wherein the garment interior comprises support structures, which are arranged and adapted to come into contact with assembly structures adapted thereto in the outer garment.

In this way it is possible to provide a clothing system (an improved type of clothing) that is easier for people (including children) with special needs to put on. The invention enables a safe and easy way to dress a person to be provided. In particular, it will be easier to put the outer garment on a person in a manner that establishes a more secure and comfortable fit, since the assembly structures of the outer garment can be attached to the attachment structures of the undergarment.

It may be advantageous if the undergarment comprises a front section and a back section, where the front section is adapted to cover at least a part of the front section of the body, and where the back section is adapted to cover at least a part of the rear section of the body.

The front section of the undergarment is connected to the back section.

In a preferred embodiment, the front section and the rear section are joined together by stitching.

The front section of the undergarment is adapted to cover at least a portion of the front section of the body. The rear section, for its part, is adapted to cover at least a part of the rear section of the body.

In a preferred embodiment, the fastening structures are designed as snap buttons, comprising a male part and a female part, where the male part is adapted to be releasably fixed to the female part, where the male part is affixed to the outside of the undergarment so that the male part can be fitted to the female part, wherein the female part is affixed to the inside of the outer garment.

In this way, good support and adherence between the inner and outer garment is achieved. In this way, the parts of the garment will be comfortable for the wearer to wear.

In one embodiment, the fastening or mounting structures comprise one or more buttons adapted to be engaged with a corresponding eyelet.

In one embodiment, the attachment structures or assembly structures comprise one or more Velcro areas.

In one embodiment, the attachment structures are located on the side of the undergarment. In this way, it is possible to offer a solution that is comfortable for the user. If the support structures are placed in the center, front, or back of the undergarment, the wearer may feel uncomfortable with the support structures when lying face down or on the back (for example, when sleeping).

It may be advantageous if the support structures are placed at or near the side of the undergarment. In practice, the support structures may be arranged in or near an area on the side of the undergarment, as long as the wearer does not feel uncomfortable due to the support structures when lying on the stomach or back.

In one embodiment, the side is defined as the area between the front section and the back section. Therefore, there will be two sides.

In one embodiment, the side is defined as the area that is formed by adjacent portions of the front section and rear section. Therefore, there will be two sides.

The attachment structures may be located at various points and a variable number of attachment structures may be used. It is possible to position the fastening structures in such a way that they are optimally adapted to a certain outer garment.

In one embodiment, the fixation structures are located in a sleeve.

In one embodiment, the attachment structures are located on the outside of a sleeve.

In one embodiment, the fixing structures are located in the front section.

In one embodiment, the fixing structures are located in the rear section.

In a preferred embodiment, the undergarment is designed as a body stocking.

In one embodiment, the attachment structures are designed as snaps, where each snap comprises a male part that is adapted to be lockingly engaged in a corresponding mounting structure adapted thereto, which is fastened to the outer garment and is designed as a female part.

In a preferred embodiment, the undergarment is designed as a body stocking, comprising at least one sleeve that includes an opening and closing mechanism consisting of a zipper closure, which is located along the sleeve (i.e. , extending from a first sleeve region to a second sleeve region, wherein the first region is positioned closer to the second region, which is positioned distally on the sleeve), wherein the closure zipper comprises a zipper slider.

In one embodiment, the sleeve is provided with a protective flap, which is adapted to hide a part of the opening section of the zipper, so that the zipper slider cannot move while the protective flap hides the zipper. opening section of the zipper closure. The protective flap is adapted to be arranged in both a locking configuration, in which the protective flap conceals the opening section of the slide fastener, and an open configuration, in which the protective flap does not conceal the opening section of the zipper. Zip closure. The locking configuration can be achieved by attaching the protective flap to the undergarment by means of the corresponding Velcro structures.

In this way an undergarment is achieved that is easy to put on a person (for example a child), while it is fixed afterwards in an efficient and safe way, where the sleeve is kept closed in the sense that access to the sliding zipper can be blocked by the protection flap.

In one embodiment, the undergarment is designed as a t-shirt.

In one embodiment, the undergarment is designed as a long-sleeved pullover.

In one embodiment, the undergarment is to be designed as a one-piece suit.

In one embodiment, the front section of the undergarment comprises a sewn section and is adapted to be opened by unsewing the sewn section. In this way, the user can easily access, for example, a polling device. Unstitching of the stitched section can be done, for example, with scissors, which are used to cut the stitches. When the sewn section is removed, an area is accessed. In one embodiment, an opening (ie access through the undergarment) is provided which is accessed when the sewn section is removed.

The outer garment comprises a front section and a rear section, wherein the outer garment comprises assembly structures, which are adapted to come into contact with safety structures adapted thereto, which are attached to the inner garment.

The front section of the outer garment is connected to the back section.

In a preferred embodiment, the front section and the rear section are joined together by stitching.

The front section of the outer garment is adapted to cover at least a portion of the front section of the body. The back section, for its part, is adapted to cover at least a part of the back of the body.

In one embodiment, the outer garment is designed to have two sleeves sewn together.

In one embodiment, the outer garment comprises at least one sleeve that is provided with an opening and closing mechanism, consisting of a zipper closure. The slide fastener may advantageously extend the length of the sleeve (i.e. extending from a first region of the sleeve to a second region of the sleeve, where the first region is located closer than the second region, which is located at distal position of the sleeve). It may be advantageous if the zipper closure comprises a zipper slider.

In one embodiment, a protective flap is provided on the sleeve, which is adapted to conceal an area of the opening section of the zipper, such that the zipper slider cannot move while the protective flap conceals the opening section. of the zipper closure. The protective flap is adapted to be arranged in both a locking configuration, in which the protective flap conceals the section of opening of the zipper, as in an open configuration, in which the protective flap does not hide the opening section of the zipper. The closure configuration can be achieved by fixing the protective flap to the undergarment by means of the corresponding Velcro structures.

The user thus obtains an outer garment that is easy to put on a child.

In one embodiment, the outer garment comprises a split back section. By the expression "split rear section" is meant a rear section comprising two parts, which are not permanently attached to one another.

It may be an advantage if the outer garment comprises structures arranged and adapted to close the back section, which is thus no longer open.

It is advantageous if the outer garment comprises a divided rear section, comprising a fastening structure, which is adapted to hold together and thereby close the rear section on contact.

The user thus obtains an outer garment that is easy to put on a child.

In a preferred embodiment, the outer garment is designed such that it consists of a garment with a divided back section, which is adapted to be held together by structures adapted thereto. In one embodiment, these structures comprise a Velcro strap. In one embodiment, these structures comprise snap buttons. Structures can be placed along the edge of areas that need to be fastened together.

In this way, an effective support of the rear section and an outer garment that is easy to put on a child are guaranteed.

In one embodiment, the divided rear section is adapted to be held closed by a continuous Velcro strap. It can be an advantage to place the Velcro tape along the edge of the areas that are to be fastened together. In one embodiment the placement is along the rear section.

In one embodiment, the divided rear section is adapted to be held closed by several pieces of Velcro tape placed along the rear section.

In one embodiment, the split back section is adapted to be held closed by snaps along the back section.

It may be advantageous if the outer garment is designed with a cut-out, split back section. In this way, the holding structures can be more easily accessed and the operation of dressing the child can be facilitated.

In one embodiment, the outer garment is designed with a closed back section.

In one embodiment, the outer garment is designed as a long-sleeved shirt.

In one embodiment, the outer garment is designed as a pair of pants.

In one embodiment, the outer garment, the pants, are designed in such a way that placed along the side (vertically) there is an opening and closing mechanism consisting of a zipper fastener, where the zipper fastener comprises a slider zipper.

Detailed description

It should be noted by way of introduction that the attached drawing exclusively illustrates non-limiting embodiments. Various other embodiments are possible within the scope of the present invention. Hereinafter, corresponding or identical elements in the different embodiments will be described with the same reference designation.

Fig. 1 shows an illustration of a preferred embodiment, in which the undergarment is designed as a body stocking,

Fig. 2A shows an illustration of a preferred embodiment, in which the undergarment is designed as a body stocking,

Fig. 2B shows a side view of the opening in the front section of

the undergarment shown in Fig. 2A,

Fig. 3 shows an illustration of a preferred embodiment according to the invention, in which the undergarment is designed as a

body stocking with a sleeve comprising an opening and closing mechanism, shown in an open configuration, Fig. 4A shows an illustration of a preferred embodiment according to the invention, in which the outer garment is designed with a split rear section ,

Fig. 4B shows an enlargement of the clamping structures of Fig. 4A,

Fig. 5 shows an illustration of a preferred embodiment according to the invention, in which the outer garment is designed with a split rear section,

Fig. 6 shows an illustration of a preferred embodiment according to the invention, in which the outer garment is designed with a split rear section and

Fig. 7 shows an illustration of another outer garment design.

In Fig. 1, an undergarment 2 is shown, which is designed as a body stocking. The undergarment 2 consists of a front section 4 and a back section 6 and two sleeves 8. It can be seen that the sleeve 8 comprises a closing and opening mechanism in the form of a zipper 10 with a zipper slider 12. sleeve opening it can be seen that there is a protective flap 14. The purpose of the protective flap 14 is to prevent access to the zipper slider when the zipper closure 10 is closed. In this way, it is ensured that the child wearing the stocking 2 cannot open the zipper 10.

On the side of the body stocking 2 there are fastening structures 16, designed as a snap button part comprising a male part and a corresponding female part. By mating the male part with the female part adapted to it (mounting structure), which is attached to an outer garment (not shown), it is possible to easily dress a person in a way that ensures that the outer garment sits fairly well. firmness on the body.

In the center of the front section 4 a sewn section 18 is provided. The lower part of the body stocking 2 comprises an opening, which is adapted to be closed by the coupling between them of corresponding two-piece buttons 24 adapted thereto.

In Fig. 2A, an undergarment 2 designed as a body stocking is shown. The undergarment 2 consists of a front section 4 and a back section 6 and two short sleeves 8. It can be seen that the sleeve contains a closing and opening mechanism in the form of a zipper 10 with a zipper slider. A protective flap 14 is visible at the sleeve opening. The protective flap 14 is arranged to prevent access to the zipper when the closure 10 is closed. In this way, it is possible to provide a body stocking 2 suitable for children.

On each of the two sides of the body stocking, fastening structures 16 are provided, which are designed in this embodiment as a snap button part, comprising two corresponding parts (a male part and a female part). In a preferred embodiment, a male part is fastened on the side of the body stocking 2.

By joining the male part with a female part adapted to it, which is placed in an outer garment (not shown), it is possible to dress a child with the body stocking 2.

In the center of the front section 4 there is a sewn section 18. The sewn section 18 is designed as part of a patch 20, which is sewn to the front section 4.

The body stocking 2 comprises a bottom opening and buttons 24 with corresponding male and female parts. The opening is adapted to be closed by causing the corresponding male and female parts 24 to fit together.

Fig. 2B shows two cross-sectional images of section 18 stitched from one side. In the top configuration, the seam is intact, and the two adjacent layers of fabric are sewn together. When the undergarment is made, the seam is intact. In the second embodiment, on the contrary, the seam is removed by unstitching it, thereby creating an opening. The purpose is that the opening can be used to pass, for example, a probe or a cable for an electrode.

An undergarment designed as a body stocking 2 is shown in Fig. 3. The undergarment 2 comprises a front section 4, a back section 6 and two sleeves 8. It can be seen that the sleeve 8 comprises a closing and opening mechanism in form of a zipper 10 and a zipper slider 12. At the opening of the sleeve there is a protective flap 14.

When the protective flap 14 is closed, the zipper slider 12 is protected from being moved so that the sleeve 8 cannot be unintentionally opened. The sleeve 8 is opened by pushing up the zipper slider 12 towards the neck part. In this configuration it is easier to pass the head through the opening of the body stocking.

On the side of the body stocking 2, attachment structures 16 are provided. The attachment structures 16 are designed as male parts adapted to be attached to corresponding female parts of an outer garment (not shown).

By joining the male part 16 with a female part adapted thereto and placed in an outer garment, a comfortable fastening of an outer garment to the inner garment 2 can be provided.

A section 18 is sewn into the center of the front section 4. Access can be established through the front section 4 by undoing the seam of the sewn section 18.

The body stocking 2 comprises a lower opening, which is adapted to be closed by means of the corresponding closure buttons 24.

Fig. 4A shows an outer garment 3 according to the clothing system according to the invention. The outer garment 3 comprises a back section 6', a front section and two sleeves 8'. It is seen that the rear section 6' is divided, ie it comprises two parts which are not permanently fixed to each other. However, these two sections are releasably attached to each other by appropriate attachment means (eg Velcro).

The closure structures located inside the front section (not shown). Closure buttons 24 are located near the back of the neck. Next to them is the Velcro tape 22, which is used to close the garment. By hooking the closure buttons and the Velcro together, it is possible to close the rear section 6' of the outer garment 3. The rear section 6' also comprises a cutout 25.

Fig. 4B shows a close-up of a section near the back of the neck of the outer garment 3. It can be seen that the outer garment 3 comprises buttons 24 for closure. and Velcro tape 22, which are designed to be brought into contact with each other in a certain order, so that the left part will be at the top when the section is put together in the closed state.

Figure 5 shows an outer garment 3. The outer garment 3 comprises a back section 6', a front section 4' and two sleeves 8'. The rear section 6' is made up of two parts, which are designed to be releasably attached to each other. Furthermore, the rear section 6' comprises a cutout 25.

Attachment structures 16 are located inside the front section 4'. The fastening structures 16 are designed as female parts, which constitute a part of the press studs. These female pieces are adapted to be coupled to the corresponding male pieces fixed to a piece of underwear according to the invention.

Next to the collar buttons 24 are provided, which are designed and adapted to fasten the two parts which are adapted to be releasably fastened to each other. Along the seam of the back section 6' a Velcro tape 22 is provided, which is positioned and adapted to be able to close the seam of the back section 6'. The Velcro strap 22 is divided in this embodiment into several smaller sections.

By putting the closure buttons and the Velcro tape in contact with each other, a closure is achieved that holds the back section 6' of the outer garment 3 together.

Fig. 6 shows an outer garment 3, comprising a back section 6', a front section 4' and two sleeves 8'. The rear section 6' comprises a seam, established by two adjacent parts which are adapted to be releasably fixed together.

In this embodiment, a long Velcro strap 22 is provided on each of the two adjoining edges which extends along the entire back section. The Velcro straps 22 are positioned such that, when attached to each other, they allow the rear section 6' to be held together.

The assembly structures are placed inside the front section (not shown).

Fig. 7 shows an outer garment 3 according to the invention. The outer garment 3 is designed as a pullover. The jersey comprises a front section 4', a back section (not shown) and two sleeves 8'. It can be seen that the left sleeve 8' is provided with a closing and opening mechanism designed as a zipper 10 and a zipper slider (not shown). Close to the neck of the sweater a protective flap 14 is provided which hides and protects the zipper slider when the sleeve 8' is closed by means of the zipper 10.

When the protective flap 14 is closed, the zipper slider is protected from being moved so that the sleeve 8' cannot be unintentionally opened. On the inside of the jumper are mounting structures (not shown).

In another embodiment, the outer garment is designed without a closing and opening mechanism.

reference numbers

2 undergarment

3 outer garment

4 Front section (undergarment) 4' Front section (outer garment) 6 Back section (undergarment) 6' Back section (outer garment) 8 Sleeve (undergarment)

8' Sleeve (outer garment)

10 zipper closure

12 zipper slider

14 Protection flap

16 Fixation Structures

18 Stitched Section

20 Patch

22 Velcro tape

24 closure buttons

25 Trim

Claims (14)

1. Clothing system consisting of an undergarment piece (2) and an outer garment (3), in which the undergarment (2) and the outer garment (3) are designed and adapted to be placed on a body human, characterized in that the undergarment (2) comprises attachment structures (16), which are arranged and adapted to engage with assembly structures adapted thereto in the outer garment (3). Clothing system according to claim 1, characterized in that the undergarment (2) comprises a front section (4) and a rear section (6), in which the front section (4) is adapted to cover at least a part of the front area of the body, where the rear section (6) is adapted to cover at least a part of the back of the body. Clothing system according to claim 1 or claim 2, characterized in that the fastening structures (16) are placed on the side of the undergarment (2). Clothing system according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the fastening structures (16) are designed as snap buttons, in which each snap button comprises a male part, which is adapted to be put into engagement with closure with a corresponding assembly structure adapted to it, which is fixed to the outer garment (3) and is designed as a female part. Clothing system according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the undergarment (2) is designed as a body stocking. Clothing system according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the undergarment (2) comprises a front section (4) and a sewn section (18) on the front section (4), in which the sewn section ( 18) is adapted to be opened by unstitching it. Clothing system according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the outer garment (3) comprises a front section (4') and a rear section (6'), of which the front section (4') of the outer garment (3) is adapted to cover at least a part of the front area of the body, while the rear section (6') is adapted to cover at least a part of the back of the body. Clothing system according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the outer garment (3) is designed with a divided rear section (6'). 9. Clothing system according to claim 8, characterized in that the outer garment (3) comprises a divided rear section (6'), which comprises and is adapted to be held together by means of pressure buttons and Velcro tape (22) . Clothing system according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the outer garment (3) and/or the inner garment (2) comprise at least one sleeve (8, 8') that is attached both to the front section ( 4') as in the rear section (6'). 11. Clothing system according to claim 10, characterized in that the sleeve (8, 8') comprises an opening and closing mechanism consisting of a zipper closure (10), which is placed along the sleeve, where the The zipper closure (10) comprises a zipper slider (12). 12. Clothing system according to claim 11, characterized in that the inner garment (2) or the outer garment (3) comprise an opening and closing mechanism consisting of a zipper closure (10) with an opening section and a slider zipper (12) and a protection flap (14), wherein the protection flap (14) is adapted to hide a part of the opening section of the zipper (10) in such a way that the zipper slider ( 12) cannot move while the protection flap (14) hides the opening section of the zipper (10). Clothing system according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the outer garment (3) is designed as trousers, consisting of a front section and a rear section. Clothing system according to any one of claims 11 or 12, characterized in that the outer garment (3) comprises an opening and closing mechanism according to claims 12 or 13.