JP2021062011A - Garment having absorbent pad attachment part - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To easily memorize an optimum mounting position after finding an optimum mounting position for a predetermined clothing and a predetermined absorbent pad, and to easily store a predetermined absorbent pad in the optimum position. Provide clothing that can be worn. The garment of the present invention is a garment having a front body portion, a back body portion, and an inseam portion 11 sewn on the front body portion and the back body portion arranged in the inseam of the wearer. Therefore, reference lines L0 to L3 for setting the mounting position of the absorbent pad are formed on the skin side surface of the inseam in the width direction of the inseam. In the garment of the present invention, the reference lines L0 to L3 may be formed on the floating gusset 14 provided on the skin surface side of the inseam 11. [Selection diagram] Fig. 3

Description

The present invention relates to clothing having an absorbent pad attachment portion, and more specifically, for confirming the attachment position of an absorbent pad such as a urine leak pad, an incontinence liner, a sanitary napkin, etc., which is arranged in the inseam of the wearer. With respect to clothing having an absorbent pad attachment with a marker.

At present, the proportion of the elderly population aged 65 and over is close to 30%, and along with this, the number of people showing incontinence due to physiological regression of the urinary system is increasing. In recent years, social awareness of incontinence has changed, and urine leakage is not only a problem for elderly women, but also for both men and women, regardless of age, due to stress, changes in body shape, aging, etc. , It is becoming more and more recognized as a problem that can occur to anyone.

Urinary incontinence is a symptom of urine leakage regardless of one's will, but many men and women have urinary incontinence as they age. Urinary incontinence can be broadly divided into stress urinary incontinence, in which urine leaks due to exercise or squeezing, urinary incontinence, in which urine leaks from awareness of urine to the toilet, and continuous small amount of urine leaks. Overflow urinary incontinence, functional urinary incontinence, reflex urinary incontinence, etc. are known. In particular, stress urinary incontinence and urgency urinary incontinence account for a large proportion, but the amount of urine leakage due to these incontinences is small (about 10 to 15 cc), and those with such a small amount of urine leak are mild incontinence. It is called.

Diapers can be considered as a measure against incontinence, but even if they are worn by people with severe incontinence, they are avoided because people with mild incontinence can immediately see their wearing condition from the outside. Therefore, a person with light incontinence can wear normal clothing as it is prepared for incontinence, wear an absorbent pad on the inseam of the clothing (see Patent Document 1), or absorb water in the inseam. Clothing with sex members attached (see Patent Document 2) is often worn. In particular, clothing worn with an absorbent pad as disclosed in Patent Document 1 can be used as clothing for menstrual measures by using a sanitary napkin as the absorbent pad. The absorbent pad for urine leakage and the absorbent pad for menstruation have substantially the same configuration, although the absorbent material is different depending on each application.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2016-011478 Utility Model Registration No. 3164944

A water-absorbent member is attached to a garment worn with an absorbent pad attached to the crotch portion of the garment as shown in Patent Document 1 or a crotch portion as shown in Patent Document 2. According to clothing, in the case of light incontinence or mild menstrual blood, the leakage of each liquid component is well suppressed, and it is difficult to tell from the appearance that the clothing is for urinary incontinence or for physiological measures. Play.

However, in a garment in which a water-absorbent member is attached to the crotch portion as shown in Patent Document 2, at least the upper end portion and the lower end portion of the water-absorbent member are sewn to the crotch portion. Since such clothing has a limited amount of water absorption, it may not be possible to suppress the leakage of liquid components when the amount of incontinence urine or menstrual blood is large. In such a case, the entire clothing should be replaced. Need arises. On the other hand, in the case of clothing worn with the absorbent pad attached to the inseam of the clothing as shown in Patent Document 1, the absorbent pad should be replaced when the amount of incontinence urine or menstrual blood is large. Since it is sufficient, it does not take time and effort to use and is easy to handle. As such absorbent pads, incontinence pads and menstrual pads are already on the market from a plurality of manufacturers with different absorption amounts, sizes, and shapes.

However, the optimum mounting position of the absorbent pad should be determined uniformly because the body shape differs depending on the wearer of the clothing and the size, shape or maximum absorption amount of the absorbent pad to be worn varies widely. I can't. Therefore, it is necessary to find the optimum mounting position of the absorbent pad according to the size and shape of the absorbent pad worn by the wearer of the garment. In addition, even if the garment wearer can find the optimal wearing position for a given garment and a given absorbent pad, replacing the garment or absorbent pad will result in the previously found optimal absorbent pad. Since the mounting position of the is not known, it may not always be possible to mount it in the optimum mounting position.

The present invention has been made to solve such a problem, and after finding the optimum mounting position for a predetermined clothing and a predetermined absorbent pad, the optimum mounting position can be easily memorized. It is an object of the present invention to provide a garment that can be easily attached to a predetermined absorbent pad at its optimum position.

The garment according to the first aspect of the present invention is a garment having a front body portion, a back body portion, and a crotch portion connecting the front body portion and the rear body portion arranged in the inseam of the wearer. The skin side surface of the inseam is characterized in that a reference line for setting the absorbent pad mounting position is formed in the width direction of the inseam.

According to the garment of the first aspect of the present invention, since the reference line for setting the absorbent pad mounting position is formed in the width direction of the inseam, it depends on the body shape of the garment wearer and the type of the absorbent pad to be used. You will be able to confirm the optimum mounting position of the absorbent pad. That is, once the absorbent pad is worn on the skin side of the inseam of clothing, the presence or absence of leakage of incontinence urine, menstrual blood, vaginal discharge, etc. to the surroundings and the absorption position of these components are confirmed. Based on the result, the absorbent pad can be mounted at the optimum position by shifting the mounting position of the absorbent pad back and forth with reference to the reference line for setting the absorbent pad mounting position. As a result, once the optimum mounting position for the predetermined absorbent pad can be confirmed, the predetermined absorbent pad can be easily mounted at the optimum mounting position in the inseam of the garment.

The optimum mounting position of the absorbent pad depends on, for example, the difference in the shape and length of the absorbent pad with or without blades, the difference in the maximum adsorption amount of urine, menstrual blood, vaginal discharge, etc. , Need to be confirmed individually. In addition, the mounting position of the absorbent pad is the position where the width of the absorbent pad is the narrowest, or in the case of the absorbent pad with blades, the reference line for setting the mounting position of the absorbent pad is based on the middle in the length direction of the blades. Just check the distance between them. Further, there are some such garments in which the crotch portion is formed by a crotch in which a plurality of fabrics are laminated and integrated, but the garment of the first aspect of the present invention also has such a garment. Applicable. In this case, a reference line is formed on the surface of the crotch on the side of the skin.

Further, the garment of the second aspect of the present invention has a front body portion, a back body portion, and an inseam sewn to the front body portion and the back body portion arranged in the inseam of the wearer. However, a floating gusset narrower than the width of the inseam is formed in the inseam, and the mounting position of the clothing fitting is set in the width direction of the floating gusset on the skin side surface of the floating gusset. It is characterized in that a reference line for use is formed.

According to the garment of the second aspect of the present invention, in addition to being able to exert the same action and effect as the garment of the first aspect of the present invention, especially when an absorbent pad with wings is used, After attaching the absorbent pad with wings to the side of the floating gusset that comes into contact with the wearer, the wings can be bent and fixed between the floating gusset and the inseam, so even if the wearer exercises violently. It is possible to maintain the state of wearing the absorbent pad in a stable state, and since the blade part is not visible from the outside, it is rare for other people to know that the absorbent pad is worn. Become.

The garments of the first and second aspects of the present invention can be applied to any garments having an inseam, specifically, shorts, girdles, pants, body suits, leotards. And so on. Examples of shorts include sanitary shorts (sanitary shorts) and incontinence shorts. The wearer of the above clothing may be a woman or a man.

Further, in the clothing of the first and second aspects of the present invention, a plurality of the reference lines may be formed substantially in parallel at predetermined intervals. Further, when a plurality of reference lines are formed substantially in parallel, a reference line indicating a standard mounting position may be included, and at least one reference line is provided on the front side and / or the rear side of the reference line. The correction lines of the above may be included, and evenly spaced lines may be included in each interval of the reference line, or unequally spaced lines may be included.

Further, when a plurality of reference lines are formed substantially in parallel, a standard line, a front line closer to the front than the standard line, a first rear line closer to the back than the standard line, and the first line. It is composed of a second rear line that is closer to the rear than the rear line, and the distance between the standard line and the front line and the distance between the standard line and the rear line are equal to the first interval, which is the first rear. The interval between the approaching line and the second rearward line may be set to a second interval that is larger than the first interval.

The reference line may be formed by sewing, a weave different from the crotch portion or the floating gusset portion, or at least one of the compression marks. When the reference line is formed by sewing, it may be formed by changing the color, thickness, sewing method, etc. of the thread to be used from other parts. Further, when the reference line is formed by a weave different from that of the inseam or the floating gusset, an arbitrary weave that can be visually distinguished from the surroundings can be adopted. Further, when it is formed by compression marks, it is particularly effective when the garment contains synthetic fibers, and the compression marks may be permanently retained by pressing the heated compressor. In the reference line, the absorbent pad is attached to the clothing so that the predetermined reference position on the absorbent pad side overlaps the reference line or is at a predetermined position with respect to the reference line. It will be a guide for mounting.

As described above, according to the garment of the present invention, after finding the optimum mounting position for the predetermined garment and the predetermined absorbent pad, the optimum mounting position can be easily memorized and easily. It becomes possible to attach a predetermined absorbent pad to the optimum position.

It is a perspective view which shows typically the garment which has a crotch part of an Example. It is the schematic plan view which looked at the garment which has the crotch part of an Example from the opening part on the waist circumference side. It is the schematic plan view of the floating gusset part of the clothing of an Example. FIG. 4A is a schematic plan view of the bladeless absorbent pad used as the absorbent pad of the embodiment, and FIG. 4B is a schematic plan view of the bladeless absorbent pad also used. FIG. 5A is a diagram showing a normal absorbent pad attachment position, FIG. 5B is a diagram showing an absorbent pad attachment position when front leakage is anxious, and FIG. 5C is a diagram showing a slight rear leakage when anxiety is anxious. It is a figure which shows the absorption pad attachment position, and FIG. 5D is a figure which shows the absorption pad attachment position when there is a big concern about back leakage.

Hereinafter, the garment of the present invention will be described with reference to Examples, but the examples shown below are examples for explaining the garment for embodying the technical idea of the present invention, and the present invention is described. It is not intended to be limited to the examples. The present invention can be applied equally to those shown in this embodiment without departing from the technical idea shown in the claims.

The garment having the inseam of the embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3. It should be noted that FIG. 1 is a perspective view schematically showing the garment having the inseam of the embodiment, FIG. 2 is a plan view of the garment having the inseam as seen from the opening on the waist circumference side, and FIG. 3 is a plan view. It is also a plan view of the inseam.

The garment 10 having the inseam has a front body portion 12, a back body portion 13, and a crotch portion 11 connected between the front body portion 12 and the back body portion 13 by sewing. The front body portion 12 and the back body portion 13 are connected to each other by sewing on both side surfaces of the garment 10 having the inseam, and form the main body of the garment 10 having the inseam. In addition, in FIGS. 1 and 2, the connecting portions on both side surfaces of the garment 10 having the inseam are not shown. In the garment 10 having the inseam, the inseam 11 is moved to the rear as a whole by arranging the front end of the inseam 11 at a position as close to the lower end edge of the front body 12 as possible. Therefore, the garment 10 having the inseam is considered so that the front end portion of the inseam 11 is relatively inconspicuous when viewed from the front.

A floating gusset portion 14 narrower than the width of the crotch portion 11 is arranged on the skin side surface of the crotch portion 11 of the garment 10 having the crotch portion, and both the front end portion and the rear end portion of the floating gusset portion 14 are sewn. It is attached to the front body portion 12 and the back body portion 13. The floating gusset portion 14 is made of a laminated body having a multi-layered structure in which at least the skin side surface of the inseam 11 is made of a water-absorbent cloth and the lower surface side thereof is made of a water-repellent (waterproof) cloth. Sometimes referred to. The front end edge side and the rear end edge side of the floating gusset portion 14 can be expanded and contracted together with the crotch portion 11 by using a sewing thread 15 such as a spun thread or a woolly thread on the front body portion 12 to the rear body portion 14. It is sewn to 12 and the back body portion 13, and both side edges are sewn so as not to fray. Further, both side edges of the inseam 11 are also stretchably sewn by sewing threads 16 such as spun threads and woolly threads.

In the garment 10 having a crotch portion of this embodiment, specifically, a floating gusset portion 14 having a multi-layer structure is placed on the skin side surface of the crotch portion 11, and the front end edge and the rear end edge of the floating gusset portion 14 are placed. The range from the inside to the inside of about 5 to 7 mm is sewn flexibly together with the front body portion 12 to the back body portion 13 by a sewing method such as overlock using a sewing thread 15 such as a spun thread and a woolly thread. ing. In addition, a floating gusset is also sewn within a range of about 5 to 7 mm from both side edges of the inseam 11 to the inside by a sewing method such as two flat threads using sewing threads 16 such as spun threads and woolly threads. Both side edges of the portion 14 are sewn flexibly. The floating gusset portion 14 is attached to a garment 10 having a lower crotch so that its front end edge is arranged below the rear end edge in the worn state.

In the clothing 10 having the crotch part of this embodiment, urine leakage-resistant shorts or sanitary shorts are attached by attaching an absorbent pad such as a urine leak-absorbing pad or a sanitary absorbent pad to the floating gusset portion 14. Can be. In the following, when a commercially available absorbent pad without feathers or an absorbent pad with feathers is used as the absorbent pad, a method of attaching the absorbent pad to the skin side surface will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 3 to 5. .. Note that FIG. 3 is a schematic plan view of a floating gusset portion arranged on the lower crotch portion 11. FIG. 4A is a schematic plan view of a commercially available absorbent pad without blades, and FIG. 4B is a schematic plan view of the absorbent pad without blades. FIG. 5A is a diagram showing a normal absorbent pad attachment position, FIG. 5B is a diagram showing an absorbent pad attachment position when front leakage is anxious, and FIG. 5C is a diagram showing a slight rear leakage when anxiety is anxious. It is a figure which shows the absorption pad attachment position, and FIG. 5D is a figure which shows the absorption pad attachment position when there is a big concern about back leakage.

In the garment 10 having the crotch portion of the embodiment, a plurality of reference lines are formed in parallel on the skin side surface of the floating gusset portion 14 so as to cross the width direction of the floating gusset portion 14. As shown in FIG. 3, this reference line is standardly mounted on the skin surface side where the width of the floating gusset portion 14 is the narrowest at a position about 5 cm away from the tip side 20 of the floating gusset portion 14. A standard line L0 indicating the position is formed. Then, a front line L1 is formed substantially parallel to the standard line L0 on the front side of the reference line L0 by about 1 cm. Further, a first rearward line L2 is formed substantially parallel to the standard line L0 about 1 cm behind the reference line L0, and a second rearward line L3 is also formed about 3 cm behind the reference line L0. Has been done. In this case, the distance between the standard line L0 and the front line L1 and the distance between the standard line L0 and the first rear line L2 are equal to the first distance (about 1 cm), and the distance is equal to that of the first rear line L2. The distance from the second rear line L3 is set to be a second distance (about 2 cm) larger than the first distance.

The reason for adopting the interval between the reference lines L0 to L3 as described above is as follows. That is, when the size of each part of the napkin as a commercially available absorbent pad is measured, the length of the front leakage countermeasure part is within ± 1 cm from the average value regardless of the difference in the total length or the absorption amount of the napkin. Similarly, the length of the back leakage countermeasure part is also within the range of ± 3 cm from the average value. From this, it is possible to find a position where the front leakage can be effectively prevented if the distance between the reference lines formed in the inseam is about 1 cm in the front direction, and it is effective if the distance is about 3 cm in the rear direction. This is because it was thought that a position where leakage could be prevented could be found. On the other hand, if the napkin is attached behind the 3 cm line in the rear direction, most of the napkins reach only behind the front end of the waterproof cloth, which may cause front leakage.

The reference lines L0 to L3 can be formed by sewing, a weave different from the floating gusset portion, or at least one of the compression marks. When the reference lines L0 to L3 are formed by sewing, the reference lines L0 to L3 may be formed by changing the color and thickness of the thread to be used, the sewing method, and the like from other parts. Further, when the reference lines L0 to L3 are formed by a weaving method different from that of the floating gusset portion, an arbitrary weaving method that can be visually distinguished from the surroundings can be adopted. Further, when the reference lines L0 to L3 are formed by the compression marks, it is particularly effective when the garment contains synthetic fibers, so that the compression marks remain permanently by pressing the heated compressor. Just do it.

Examples of the absorbent pad used in the garment 10 having the inseam of the embodiment include the featherless absorbent pad 21 as shown in FIG. 4A and the feathered absorbent pad as shown in FIG. 4B. Can be used. The optimum mounting position for the absorbent pad should be determined uniformly because there are differences in body shape depending on the wearer of the clothing, and the size, shape, or maximum absorption amount of the absorbent pad to be worn varies widely. Can't.

Therefore, the wearer of clothing selects a predetermined absorbent pad in advance. When the predetermined absorbent pad is a bladeless absorbent pad 21 as shown in FIG. 4A, the narrowest portion is defined as the reference position. Further, in the case where the predetermined absorbent pad is the absorbent pad 22 with blades as shown in FIG. 4B, the middle of the blades in the length direction is set as the reference position. Then, as shown in FIG. 5A, the absorbent pad is attached to the floating gusset portion 14 so that the reference position of the absorbent pad overlaps with the standard line L0 of the floating gusset portion 14. The wearer wears the clothes 10 to which the absorbent pad is floated and attached to the gusset portion 14 for a predetermined time, for example, from morning to night, and confirms the adhered state of the absorbed components.

If the wearer of the garment feels that there is a lot of front leakage, as shown in FIG. 5B, the absorbent pad can be attached so that the reference position of the absorbent pad overlaps with the front line L1 in front of the standard line L0. Leaked urine, menstrual blood, vaginal discharge, etc. will be absorbed substantially in the center of the absorbent pad. If the wearer feels that there is a little back leakage, attach the absorbent pad so that the reference position of the absorbent pad overlaps with the first rear line L2 behind the standard line L0, as shown in FIG. 5C. Then, the leaked urine, menstrual blood, vaginal discharge, etc. will be absorbed substantially in the central part of the absorbent pad. Similarly, if the garment wearer feels that there is a significant amount of back leakage, as shown in FIG. 5D, the reference position of the absorbent pad is the second back line L3 behind the standard line L0. If they are attached so as to overlap each other, the leaked urine, menstrual blood, vaginal discharge, etc. will be absorbed substantially in the central part of the absorbent pad.

In this way, the wearer of the clothing has a relationship between the reference position of the absorbent pad and the reference lines L0 to L3 formed on the skin side surface of the floating gusset portion 14 with respect to the predetermined absorbent pad by trial and error several times. Find out when is best. As a result, the wearer can recognize which position of the reference lines L0 to L3 is most preferable for the selected predetermined absorbent pad. Therefore, when the predetermined absorbent pad is used thereafter, the wearer can immediately recognize it. It will be possible to attach it in the optimum position. When the wearer of the garment uses an absorbent pad different from the predetermined absorbent pad described above, the above method may be repeated again.

When the absorbent pad 22 with blades as shown in FIG. 4B is used as the absorbent pad, the optimum position is the same as in the case of the absorbent pad 21 without blades, with the middle in the length direction of the blades as a reference position. You can check the sticking position. Further, in particular, when the absorbent pad 22 with wings is used, after the absorbent pad with wings is attached to the side of the floating gusset that comes into contact with the wearer, the wings are bent between the floating gusset and the inseam 11. Since it can be fixed, the absorbent pad can be kept in a stable state even if the wearer exercises violently, and the blades cannot be seen from the outside, so that the absorbent pad can be fixed. It is less likely that others will know that you are wearing.

Further, the garment in the embodiment can be applied to any garment having an inseam, and specific examples thereof include shorts, girdles, pants, body suits, and leotards. Examples of shorts include sanitary shorts (sanitary shorts) and incontinence shorts. It should be noted that the wearer of the above-mentioned clothing can be similarly applied regardless of whether it is a woman or a man.

Further, in the above embodiment, the example applied to the clothing having the floating gusset portion 14 in the crotch portion 11 is shown, but it can also be applied to the clothing in which the floating gusset portion 14 does not exist. In this case, the reference lines L0 to L3 may be formed directly on the skin side surface of the inseam of the clothing. When the inseam is formed by a crotch in which a plurality of fabrics are stacked and integrated, the reference lines L0 to L3 may be formed directly on the skin side surface of the crotch portion. Further, as a reference line, if at least one reference line L0 is formed, the wearer can recognize the optimum sticking position with respect to the predetermined absorbent pad, and therefore, when the predetermined absorbent pad is attached again, the wearer can recognize the optimum sticking position. Can be easily attached to the optimum attachment position.

The garment of the present invention has been described above with reference to Examples, but the above-mentioned Examples are examples for explaining garments for embodying the technical idea of the present invention, and the present invention is described in this Example. It is not intended to be limited to. The present invention can be applied evenly to those in which various modifications have been made to this embodiment and those in which modifications have been combined.

In the above embodiment, the arrangement of a plurality of reference lines is illustrated in FIGS. 3 and 4, but the present invention is not limited thereto. That is, the number of reference lines is not limited to four, and may be at least one, and may be two, three, or five or more. Further, the interval between the reference lines of the present invention is not limited to FIGS. 3 and 4. For example, in countries and regions where the size of the absorbent pad is different, it is possible to arrange the reference line according to the type of the absorbent pad peculiar to the country or region.

10 ... Clothing 11 ... Inseam 12 ... Front body 13 ... Back body 14 ... Floating gusset 15 ... Sewing thread 16 ... Sewing thread 20 ... Floating gusset tip side 21 ... Featherless absorbent pad 22 ... Feathered Absorbent pad

Claims (10)

A garment having a front body portion, a back body portion, and an inseam sewn to the front body portion and the back body portion arranged in the inseam of the wearer.
A garment characterized in that a reference line for setting a mounting position of an absorbent pad is formed on the skin side surface of the inseam in the width direction of the inseam. It has a front body part, a back body part, and an inseam sewn to the front body part and the back body part arranged in the inseam of the wearer.
A floating gusset narrower than the width of the inseam is formed in the inseam.
A garment characterized in that a reference line for setting a mounting position of an absorbent pad is formed on the skin side surface of the floating gusset portion in the width direction of the floating gusset portion. The clothing according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a plurality of the reference lines are formed substantially in parallel at predetermined intervals. The garment according to claim 3, wherein the reference line includes a reference line indicating a standard mounting position. The garment according to claim 4, wherein the reference line further includes at least one correction line on the front side and / or the rear side of the reference line. The garment according to any one of claims 3 to 5, characterized in that each interval of the reference line includes items at equal intervals. The garment according to any one of claims 3 to 6, characterized in that unequal intervals are included in each interval of the reference line. The reference line is a standard line, a front line closer to the front than the standard line, a first rear line behind the standard line, and a second rear line behind the first rear line. The distance between the standard line and the front line and the distance between the standard line and the rear line are equal to the first interval, and the distance between the first rear line and the second rear line is the same. The garment according to claim 3, wherein the second interval is larger than the first interval. The garment according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the reference line is formed by sewing, a weave different from that of the inseam, or at least one of compression marks. The reference line is a guideline for attaching the absorbent pad to the clothing so that a predetermined reference position on the absorbent pad side is at a predetermined position with respect to the reference line. Item 8. The clothing according to any one of Items 1 to 9.

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