JP3003060U - A kimono collar - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] Beautifully shaping the undergarment collar of general kimono, and shaping the wide neckline of a kimono bride's costume into a sleek and elegant collar, and folding it in a low volume. [Structure] The collar and collar are made of bias woven fabric, and one piece of the core 11 is used for the undergarment of general kimono, multiple collars are used for the wide collar and the width of the collar 14 is divided into two halves. On the first collar 15
A second collar 16 having a concave upper side over a half of the width of the first collar, and a third collar 17 having a bow-shaped moon shape and a curved side facing upward and having a different length. 4 collar core 18 5th collar core 1
Nine pieces are sewn together and sewn on the other half side of the first collar core with a bow-shaped moon shape and a sixth collar core 20 and a seventh collar core 21 having different lengths with the curved sides facing downward, and A narrow groove 24, which widens upward, is provided at a position approximately one-quarter from both ends of the second 'collar core 23 by separating the collar core.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a collar for a Japanese style kimono, which is made by forming a bristle collar, a wide bridal gown for a kimono, and a core of each of the collars made of vias fabric. Is characterized by.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 There is no backpack collar for general kimono and no one using the bias weave for the core of the collar.

There is a device relating to Jitsuko Sho 56-48721 as a wide collar jacket for a kimono bride costume.

According to the invention, when the collar cloth is worn, it is folded symmetrically on the inner surface of each of the outer and inner collar cloths that appear on the outer side and the inner side, and is symmetrical with respect to the back and back stitches. Five different interlinings are attached on the inner surface of the outer collar cloth, three on the inner surface, and two on the inner surface of the inner collar, and the inner cloth has the same length. The first interlining that is recessed in, and the third interlocking crescent that is slightly longer than the neckline and has a lower edge that is arcuate, and the third interlocking that is approximately equal to the neckline and that has a lower crescent that is arcuate. A third interlining with a notch in the center is overlaid, and a fourth interlining with an arcuate lower side on the inner collar side and shorter than the first interlining and longer than the second interlining. A fifth interlining, which has an arcuate upper side and is shorter than the second interlining and longer than the third interlining, respectively. is there.

[0005]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 In the description in the fourth column, line 16 to line 18, of the same publication, "In addition, if a bias textured interlining with a diagonal weave is used for each interlining, the intended effect of the present invention can be obtained. However, there is no description that the collar fabric itself is a bias weave fabric, and since the collar fabric is considered to be a plain weave fabric, a plain weave fabric fabric is applied to each of the core fabrics of the bias weave fabric. When sewn, since the bias woven fabric has greater extensibility than the plain woven fabric, if the collar is pulled out when worn, the collar cloth may twitch and wrinkle, making it unsightly.

Further, the length of the first interlining on the outer collar side is 100 cm, which is slightly shorter than the total length of the neckline (FIG. 5 of the same publication), and the length of the longest fourth interlining on the inner collar side. Is 47 cm (Fig. 8 of the same gazette), so that about 27 cm between both ends of the first interlining and both ends of the fourth interlining, only the first interlining is inserted in the collar cloth. Since there is a single first interlining on both shoulders when worn, the interlining is more fragile and the lines around both shoulders may collapse as compared to the four-fold overlapping collar.

Also, when folded for storage, the first interlining, which is slightly shorter than the total length of the collar cloth and almost equal to the collar shape, is stretched so that the collar is folded and bulky, A large space is required to store a large number of brideskin skirts.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 18a, the conventional folding method of the long-sleeve skirt is such that the left and right shoulders 1 are set, the left and right side stitches 2 and 3 are slid and folded back, and the upper front 4 is turned up. As shown in FIG. 19B, the side stitches 2 on the front side are held and overlapped on the line of the back seam 5 so that the side stitches 2 are located at the center of the body, and as shown in FIG. 7. Fold the sleeve width in half lengthwise so that the cuff 6a is 2 cm inward, and fold back the side stitch 3 on the other side as shown in Fig. 7b and butt the other side stitch 2 at the center. Similarly, the sleeve 6 is folded in half vertically so that the cuff 6a is located 2 cm inward of the fold line 8 on the other side, and as shown in FIG. However, at this time, the collar 9 protrudes from the shoulder 1 and is folded, and has a protruding length when stored. It requires a wide space.

[0009]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 Collars and collars are made of bias weave fabric for sleeves, middle-sleeved sleeves, and undergarments for general kimonos such as hangings.The collar cloth and the collar are made of bias weave fabric, and the width of the wide band collar is wide. On the half surface that divides into approximately two, the width of the center is slightly shorter than the width of both ends, and it is symmetrical about the back sewn of the underskirt and is almost equal to the length of the collar formed when worn. The first collar core having a length is sewn on, the shape is almost the same as the collar, the length is slightly shorter than the first collar core, the center width is about half of the first collar core, and the width of both ends is It is shorter than the first collar and the upper side is curved in an arc shape deeper than the first collar, and from the both ends, a groove that expands upwards is formed inwardly about 1/4 inward of the total length. A second collar core provided separately to one piece or a second'collar core without the groove is spread over approximately one half of the area occupied by the first collar core. Wearing, the lower side is a straight side, the upper side is an arcuate curved side, the length of the third collar longer than the shoulder length of the neck and the third collar, which is almost similar to the third core The fourth collar with a short length and the fifth collar with a shape similar to that of the fourth collar and having a straight side that is almost the same length as the shoulder straps are provided in the second collar. It is sewn on the center piece of the inverted trapezoid surrounded by by the back and back sewn symmetrically and lapped and integrated.

On the upper surface of the first collar, the sixth collar having a straight side slightly longer than the distance between the two grooves provided on the second collar and having both ends of the lower side arcuate is formed. It is sewn facing the center piece of the second collar and is similar in shape to the sixth collar, and the length of the straight side is shorter than the straight side of the third collar and the straight side of the fourth collar. The longer 7th collar core is overlaid on the upper surface of the 6th collar core and is integrally sewn to the 1st collar core. The brim collar for general kimono has a sleek and wrinkle-free beauty, and the flower bridal gown For dressing, the purpose is to shape the wide-collar-collared collar into a beautiful, elegant and wrinkle-free collar, and to fold the collar so that it does not protrude from the shoulders when folded and stored.

[0011]

[Action]

 (1) When worn a When a belt-shaped collar cloth is folded in two in the width direction to cover the collar core and used as a collar for a general kimono garment, the collar extends along the body shape.

B A band-shaped wide collar cloth is folded in two in the width direction to cover each collar core, and the folded collar cloth is further folded by overlapping the first collar core with the curve of the upper side of the second collar core. When you wear a folded wide-collar hem, the collar cloth and the core of each collar are stretched along the shoulder shape, and the outer and inner collars of the collar cloth are smooth and elegant.

(2) During storage: Align the left and right shoulders, fold the left and right side stitches over the seams, fold them back so that the upper front is facing up, and place the collar on the front body along the groove of the second collar core. Fold back so that the upper side is aligned with the shoulder, fold the front side stitch back to the back and overlap it on the back seam line so that the side stitch is in the center of the back body and the collar folded back on the front body The sleeves are folded back to the inside and folded back to the back so that the cuffs protrude slightly above the spine seam, and are folded back vertically, butting the cuffs together, fold the length horizontally and stack it on the sleeves. Therefore, the collar does not protrude from the shoulder.

[0014]

【Example】

 As shown in FIG. 1, a band-shaped collar cloth 10 is formed of a bias woven material, and a collar core 11 made of the bias woven material is formed on the half surface that divides the width 1a into two parts symmetrically with respect to the left and right around a back sewn 12 of the underskirt. It is sewn on the cloth 10, the collar cloth 10 is folded in two from the fold line 13, and the collar core 11 is covered and used as a bridal collar for general kimono such as tomesode, mid-sleeve, and hanging.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 7, the wide collar cloth and the core of the collar are all made of a bias woven fabric, and the width 14a (26 cm) of the belt-shaped wide collar cloth 14 (length 170 cm) is roughly divided into two half sides ( 11 cm), the width 15a (10.5 cm) at the center is slightly shorter than the width 15b at both ends, and is symmetrical about the backsewn 12 and is almost the same as the length (105 cm) of the collar formed when worn. Sew the first collar core 15 having the same length.

As shown in FIG. 8, the shape of the collar is substantially the same, and the length is shorter than the first collar 15 (100 cm), and the central width 16a is almost 2 times the central width 15a of the first collar. The second collar with the width 16b at both ends being shorter than the width 15b at both ends of the first collar core (9 cm) by 1/5 (5 cm) and the upper side 16c being curved deeper in an arc shape than the first collar core 15. 16 is sewn on about half of the area occupied by the first collar core 15.

As shown in FIG. 10, it is an upward bowed shape in which the lower side is a straight side and the upper side is an arc shape, and the length is 38 cm, which is slightly more than twice the standard size 17 cm of the shoulder straps, and the center width is the second collar. The third collar 17 having a width equal to the central width 16a of the core (5 cm) and the third collar 17 having a shape similar to that of the third collar 17 as shown in FIG. The fourth collar 18 shorter than the third collar 17 (28 cm) is substantially similar to the fourth collar 18 as shown in FIG. 12, and the central width is equal to the central width of the fourth collar (( 5cm) The length of the straight side is 19cm, which is slightly longer than 7cm which is the standard size of the shoulder straps, which is 19cm, and the 5th collar core 19 is symmetrical to the center of the 2nd collar core with the back stitch 12 as the center, and Overlap and sew together.

As shown in FIG. 13, the length of the straight side is 1 / 1.7 (56 cm) of the length of the second collar core 16, and the width of the center is equal (5 cm). A sixth collar core having an arcuate downward bowing shape is sewn onto the first collar core 15 so as to face the second collar core 16.

As shown in FIG. 14, a seventh collar 21 having a shape similar to that of the sixth collar 20 and having a straight side length (29 cm) shorter than the third collar 17 and longer than the fourth collar 18 is provided. The sixth collar 20 is superposed on the upper surface of the sixth collar 20 and integrally sewn to the first collar 15, and 22 is a main body of the armor.

As another embodiment, as shown in FIG. 9, as a modification of the second collar core, a narrow groove 23 that expands upward is provided inwardly from each end of the second collar core by approximately one fourth. A second 'collar core 24 is formed by separating the collar core into three pieces, and the third collar core, the fourth collar core 18 and the fifth collar core 19 are superposed on the upper surface of the central piece 23a as shown in FIG. Combine and sew together.

The collar cloth 10 with a collar core configured as described above is folded in two along the fold lines 13 shown in FIG. 4 to cover each collar core, and then as shown in FIG. The first collar core 15 and the collar cloth 10 are bent along the concave curve of the upper side to form the sixth collar core 20 and the seventh collar core 21 as the second 'collar core 23, the center piece 23a, and the third collar core. It is used as a wide collar of a kimono bride's costume by superimposing it on the 17, fourth collar core 18 and the fifth collar core 19.

As shown in FIG. 16, the folding method of the kimono garment according to the present invention is such that the left and right shoulders 24 are aligned and the left and right side stitches 25, 26 are folded back by sliding the seams. The collar 28 is laid on top and turned upside down on the front body along the groove 24 of the second 'collar core 23, and the collar is folded back so that the upper side 28a is aligned with the shoulder cap 24 and the collar is folded back. Make the area surrounded by the cloth 10 an inverted triangle (Fig. 16a), fold the left side stitch 25 back to the back so that it overlaps with the back seam line, and the side stitch 25 comes to the center of the back body. The collars 28 that have been folded back are folded back to the inside again (Fig. 16b) (Fig. 17a). The sleeves 29 that have been folded back are folded back vertically so that the cuffs 29a project slightly above the back seam line. Match the cuffs together (Fig. 17) b) The length is folded in three and folded over the sleeves (Fig. 17c).

[0023]

[Effect of device]

 The collar cloth 10 and the collar core 11 are both formed of the bias woven fabric, and the wide collar cloth 14 for the kimono bride costume and each of the collar cores 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 are formed of the bias woven fabric. Therefore, the collar of the kimono for kimono such as tomesode, medium-sleeved sleeve, and hanging is elastic and does not lose its shape, and the collar cloth stretches along the body shape and does not cause cramps or wrinkles, which is beautiful.

[0024] Also, when wearing a wide-collar skirt that has been carried out in a Japanese-style bridal gown, the collar cloth and each core are stretched along the body shape of the bride's shoulder, and the collar cloth pulls out without causing cramping or wrinkles. It's beautiful.

Further, since the first collar core 15 is folded in two and worn, the third collar core 17 and the fourth collar core are placed on the second collar core 16 or on the center piece 23a of the second 'collar core 23. 18, straight sides and arcuate sides of the bowed shape of the fifth collar core 19, the sixth collar core 20, and the seventh collar core 21 are aligned and overlap in the same direction, and the upper side of the shoulder of the wide collar is each collar core. The straight sides of 7 are overlapped with each other to maintain a proper tension. The neck side of the wide collar has a curved V-shaped collar in plan view, and the arcuate side of each interlining follows the curved side to maintain a proper tension. The shape of the shaving is smooth and strong.

Further, the wide collar can be compactly folded along the groove 24 of the second 'collar core 23 so as not to protrude from the shoulder, which is convenient for storage.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing a state in which the present invention is applied to a collar of a general kimono, and a collar cloth is unfolded, and a collar core is sewn on the half-face side which occupies about half the width of the collar cloth. Fig.

[Fig. 2] Expanding the wide collar cloth and halving the inside
Front view showing a state in which each collar core is overlapped and sewn over the area occupying the area.

FIG. 3 is a front view showing another embodiment in FIG.

FIG. 4 is a front view showing a state in which a wide collar cloth, in which each collar core is overlapped and sewn on, is folded in two and covered on each collar core.

FIG. 5 is a front view showing a state in which a wide collar cloth covered on each collar core can be further folded in two to be worn.

6 is a sectional view taken along line AA in FIG.

FIG. 7 is a front view of a first collar core according to the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a front view of the second collar core.

FIG. 9 is a front view of the second 'collar core.

FIG. 10 is a front view of the third collar core.

FIG. 11 is a front view of the fourth collar core.

FIG. 12 is a front view of the fifth collar core.

FIG. 13 is a front view of the sixth collar core.

FIG. 14 is a front view of the seventh collar core.

FIG. 15 is a perspective view showing a state in which the wide-collar collar according to the present invention is attached to the outer collar.

FIG. 16 (a) Align the left and right shoulders in order to fold the wide-collar collar according to the present invention, slide the left and right side stitches so that the upper front is on top and the wide-collar cloth is the second'collar core. The front view which shows the state folded back along the groove | channel provided in, and the folded back so that the upper side of the folded back of the collar should be in the shape of an inverted triangle along with the shoulder. (B) A front view showing a state in which the side stitches on the front side are turned back to the back so that they come to the center of the body and the collar cloth is turned inside.

FIG. 17 (a) is a front view showing a state in which the sleeve folded back to the back side is folded vertically so that the cuffs slightly project from above the back seam line. (B) A front view showing a state in which the other sleeve is folded back and both cuffs are butted. (C) A front view showing the final stage of folding in which the length is folded in three horizontally and stacked on the sleeve.

FIG. 18 (a) is a front view showing a conventional folding method of a long armpit, showing a state in which the left and right shoulders are set and the left and right side stitches are slid so that the upper front is on top. . (B) Similarly, the front view showing a state in which the side stitches on the front side are overlapped on the back seam line so that the side stitches come to the center of the body.

FIG. 19 (a) is a front view showing a state in which one of the sleeves is vertically folded into two sleeve widths. (B) In the same manner, a front view showing a state in which one of the side stitches is folded back and butt-joined with the other side stitch at the center, and the other sleeve is further folded in two vertically in the sleeve width. (C) A front view showing the final stage of folding the length in half and stacking it on the sleeve.

[Explanation of symbols]

10 Collar cloth 12 Backstitching 14 Wide belt collar cloth 15 First collar core 16 Second collar core 17 Third collar core 1
8 Fourth Collar Core 19 Fifth Collar Core 20 Sixth Collar Core 21 Seventh Collar Core 2
2 Folding body 23 Second 2'collar core 23a Central piece 24 Groove

Claims (3)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A collar for a kimono garment characterized in that the collar and the collar core are formed of a bias woven fabric. 2. A collar cloth and a collar core are formed of a bias woven fabric, and a half width that divides the width of the belt-like wide collar cloth into about half is approximately equal to the length of the collar formed when worn, and the width of the central portion is at both ends. The first collar, which is slightly narrower than the width of, is sewn so that it is symmetrical about the back stitch of the undergarment, and the shape is almost the same as the collar shape, but the length is slightly shorter than the first collar and the center width is Second half with a half of the width of the center of the first collar core, the width of both ends slightly shorter than the first collar core, and the upper side curved in an arc shape deeper than the first collar core.
The collar core is sewn over approximately one-half of the area occupied by the first collar core, the lower side is a straight side and the upper side is an arcuate curved side, and a third collar core whose length is longer than the shoulder width is A fourth collar having a shape similar to that of the third collar and having a straight side shorter than the straight side of the third collar.
The fifth collar, which has a shape similar to that of the fourth collar and the length of the straight side thereof is almost the same as the length of the neck and shoulders, is symmetrical with respect to the back stitch of the underskirt on the second collar, and , Overlapped and integrally sewn, the upper side is the straight side, and the length of the straight side is the third
A sixth collar, which is longer than the straight side of the collar and has arcuate ends on the lower side and a width that is a little less than half the width of the central portion of the first collar, is placed on the upper surface of the first collar. 2 sewn facing the neckline, 6th
The seventh core, which has a shape similar to that of the collar and has a straight side length shorter than that of the third collar and longer than that of the fourth collar, is placed on top of the sixth collar. A collar of a kimono skirt that is integrally sewn onto a collar core. 3. A collar cloth and a collar core are formed from a bias woven fabric, and the width of the wide belt-like collar cloth is divided into two parts on the half surface side, which is almost equal to the length of the collar formed at the time of wearing and the width of both ends at the center part. The first collar core, which is slightly narrower, is sewn symmetrically around the back sewn of the undergarment. It is almost the same as the collar shape, the length is slightly shorter than the first collar core, and the center width is Approximately one half of the width of the central portion of the first collar core, the width of both ends is shorter than that of the first collar core, and
The upper side is curved in an arc shape deeper than the first collar, and the second collar provided with a groove that expands upward from the both ends is cut into three pieces from the inside approximately 1/4 inward. Sewn over approximately one-half of the area occupied by one collar core, the lower side is a straight side and the upper side is an arcuate curved side, and the length of the third and third collars is longer than the shoulder width A fourth collar core having a similar shape and a shorter straight side length than the third collar core is a shape similar to the fourth collar core and having a straight side length substantially the same as that of the shoulder collar. 5 collars are sewn in a center piece of an inverted trapezoid surrounded by a groove formed in the 2nd collar core, symmetrically about the back sewn of the underarm and sewn together, and the length of the straight side A sixth collar having a length slightly longer than the distance between the grooves provided on the second collar and having arcuate ends on the lower side, facing the center piece of the second collar on the upper surface of the first collar. And sew up, 6th The 7th collar core, which is almost similar to the core and has a straight side shorter than the straight side of the 3rd collar core and longer than the straight side of the 4th collar core, is placed on top of the 6th collar core. A collar of a kimono skirt that is integrally sewn onto a collar core.