JPS626098Y2 - - Google Patents

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【考案の詳細な説明】 元来、男物の和服は洋服のように活動的にでき
ていないので、現代では浴衣、どてらなどのくつ
ろぎ着あるいは羽織、袴などの式服または趣味的
に着用される程度で殆んど日常着としては着用さ
れていない。[Detailed explanation of the invention] Originally, men's Japanese clothes were not made for active activities like Western clothes, so in modern times they are worn for leisure such as yukata and dotera, ceremonial clothes such as haori and hakama, or for hobbies. It is rarely worn as everyday wear.

本考案は、洋服同様に活動的に着用でき、かつ
和服の安楽さを持ち、格好よく、しかも経済的に
得られる男物和服を提供しようとするものであ
る。 The present invention aims to provide men's Japanese clothing that can be worn for active activities like Western clothing, has the comfort of Japanese clothing, is stylish, and is economical.

以下図面を参照して説明する。 This will be explained below with reference to the drawings.

着物１はウール地、化繊地、絹地、木綿地など
の任意の布で作られ、身幅を所定の寸法にして身
丈２をほぼひざ部までの長さにし、後身頃３に背
すじのほぼ腰椎相応部位３′から裾端４までを開
放して馬のり５を設け、上前身頃６に衽７を縫着
し、下前身頃８に剣先相応部分から下方へ13〜15
cm程度のつまみ衽６′を設け、衿９および袖１０
を縫着し上前身頃と下前身頃の端部につけ紐１１
を取付けてある。１２は脇部に設けた紐通し孔で
ある。袴１３は着物と同布もしくは別布のウール
地、紬地、化繊地、木綿地などで作られ、前袴１
４及び後袴１５は何れも丈に相応する長さの並幅
用布２枚をほぼ幅一ぱいに使用して縫成され、相
引１６上に前布１７の側部を裏側から表側へ笹ひ
だ形相応分折重ね、その端辺を縫代分折込んで縫
着１８して前袴の表面に笹ひだ１９を設け、後布
２０の側部を所定寸法裏側に折重ねその端辺を折
込んで縫着２１して後袴に投げ２２を設け、股部
２３に襠布２４を渡らせて縫着し襠２５を設けて
ある。襠の大きさは経緯ほぼ13〜15cm程度とし股
部に縫着の際前方をほぼ６〜７cm縫い残して小用
たしのあけ２６を設けてある。前袴には前布の縫
合部２７を中心として該部の上に左右から布を折
重ね重ねひだ２８を設けるが、この際下側のひだ
２８′は前布の縫合部から右方へ折たたみ所定位
置から折戻し（第６図）、上側のひだ２８″は下側
のひだのひだ山２８ａに接して左方へ折たたみ、
そのひだ山２８ｂを袴のほぼ中心にして折戻して
重ねる。この重ねひだの上側のひだ山の左右に各
１個あるいは２個のひだ２９を設けて前袴の腰に
前紐３０を縫着する。上記重ねひだやその左右の
ひだは蹴廻しまであるいはほぼひざまでのけしひ
だとすることができる。後袴には後布の縫合部３
１を中心として該部の上に左右から布を折重ね下
側のひだ３２′と上側のひだ３２″が上記後袴の重
ねひだと同様に、下側のひだ山３２ａに上側の折
目が接し上側のひだ山３２ｂが袴のほぼ中心に位
置する重ねひだ３２を設け、腰に後紐３３を縫着
しその背に当る部分に硬目の芯３４を入れてあ
る。上記前紐及び後紐は用布に見合せて、同布あ
るいは別布を用いるが締めやすく解けにくいもの
が便利に使用でき、前紐の幅はほぼ2.5〜３cm、
後紐の幅はほぼ５〜６cm程度になつている。相引
上端の縫代部分を僅かに切込んで笹ひだを折やす
くし該部を表側からかんぬき止３５して保護して
ある。上記着物と袴を標準寸法にして一反の用布
からとるとほぼ袖なし伴天程度の布が余るのでこ
れで袖なし伴天３６を作ると、着物、袴、袖なし
のセツトとなり用布を有効に使用できる。第８図
は大幅のセル地一反（長さ約582cm）を用いて上
記セツトを裁断する例を示す。短尺の並幅一反で
同セツトを裁縫するときは着物の身頃の外部に見
えない部分に別の布をたしてもよい。 The kimono 1 is made of any cloth such as wool, synthetic fiber, silk, cotton, etc. The width of the body is set to a predetermined size, the length 2 is approximately up to the knees, and the back body 3 is approximately the same as the lumbar vertebrae. Open the part 3' to the hem end 4 and install the horse glue 5, sew the hem 7 to the upper front body 6, and sew the hem 7 downward from the part corresponding to the tip of the sword to the lower front body 8 from 13 to 15 minutes.
A knob 6' of about cm is provided, collar 9 and sleeve 10.
Sew and attach the strings 11 to the ends of the upper front body and lower front body.
is installed. Reference numeral 12 indicates a string hole provided in the side part. The hakama 13 is made of the same fabric as the kimono or a different fabric such as wool, pongee fabric, synthetic fabric, cotton fabric, etc., and the front hakama 1
Both the 4 and the back hakama 15 are sewn using two pieces of regular width cloth with a length corresponding to the length, covering almost the full width, and the side part of the front cloth 17 is sewn from the back side to the front side on the side part 16. Fold and overlap according to the pleat shape, fold the edges by the seam allowance and sew 18 to create bamboo folds 19 on the surface of the front hakama, fold the sides of the back fabric 20 to the back side by a predetermined dimension, and tuck the edges. Then, a throw 22 is sewn on the back hakama by sewing 21, and a gossamer cloth 24 is sewn across the crotch part 23 and a gossamer 25 is provided. The size of the gossamer is about 13 to 15 cm in length, and when sewing it to the crotch part, about 6 to 7 cm is left unstitched in the front, and a small opening 26 is provided. The front hakama is provided with pleats 28 by folding the fabric from left and right above the seam 27 of the front cloth, but at this time, the lower pleats 28' are folded to the right from the seam 27 of the front cloth. Fold it back from the predetermined position (Fig. 6), and fold the upper fold 28'' to the left in contact with the fold crest 28a of the lower fold.
Fold back and stack the hakama with the fold 28b at the center of the hakama. One or two pleats 29 are provided on each side of the folds on the upper side of the overlapped pleats, and a front string 30 is sewn to the waist of the front hakama. The above-mentioned overlapping pleats and the pleats on the left and right sides thereof can be made into poppy pleats that extend up to the kick or almost up to the knees. Sewing part 3 of the back fabric on the back hakama
Fold the cloth from left and right on top of that part with center point 1, and the lower folds 32' and upper folds 32'' are similar to the folds of the back hakama, and the upper folds are on the lower folds 32a. A folded fold 32 is provided in which the fold ridge 32b on the upper side of the hakama is located almost at the center of the hakama, a back strap 33 is sewn to the waist, and a hard core 34 is inserted in the part that touches the back. The string can be made from the same fabric or a different fabric depending on the fabric used, but one that is easy to tighten and does not unravel is convenient.The width of the front string is approximately 2.5 to 3 cm.
The width of the back string is approximately 5 to 6 cm. The seam allowance at the upper end of the pull-up is slightly incised to make it easier to fold the bamboo folds, and this part is protected from the front side by barring 35. If you make the above kimono and hakama into standard sizes and take them from a single piece of cloth, you will have enough leftover fabric for approximately the size of a sleeveless banten, so if you make a sleeveless banten 36 from this, you will have a set of kimono, hakama, and sleeveless cloth. can be used effectively. FIG. 8 shows an example of cutting the above-mentioned set using a large roll of cell fabric (length approximately 582 cm). When sewing the same set with a short, medium-width piece, you may add another piece of fabric to the part of the kimono that is not visible on the outside.

本案品はこのようにされているので、着用する
と着物の丈がほぼひざ部位までであるので袴の中
で着物の裾がかさばらず、かつ背すじが腰椎相応
部分から裾端まで馬のりになつているため、座つ
たり歩行の際あるいは用便時に該部が左右に開く
のでゆつたりと着られ、それに馬のりが背すじに
あるから袴の相引の上から下着が見えることもな
い。また袴は笹ひだを作る際前布の側部を裏側か
ら表側に笹ひだ形相応分だけ折返して表面に裏側
を出し、端辺を縫代分だけ折込んで形成するの
で、従来袴における笹ひだ作成のように前布の幅
を多く使わないから、並幅２枚の用布で笹ひだ、
重ねひだ及びその左右のひだを備えた前袴を縫成
することができ、着用するとこれらのひだにより
袴の体裁を呈すので格好よく、かつ襠を設けた型
であるから両足が分かれると共に着物の裾が襠部
で支えられるから裾さばきがよく、上記着物の丈
がひざまでであり背すじに馬のりが設けられてい
ることと相俟て軽快で、活動的に着られる。しか
も袴の相引上方が開いているのと股部の襠及びひ
だにより腰が締付けられず、上半身は着用者が身
体に合せて前身頃を折合せて着るのでピツタリと
しながら融通性に富み和服特有の安楽さが得ら
れ、それに背すじの馬のりが身体の動きに応じて
開くため頗る着心地がよい。そして着た姿は従来
の袴着用の固くるしさがなく、またもんぺのよう
に働着のイメージもないから日常着としても外出
着としても格好よく、それにかさばらず軽いので
旅行用にも好適し、少ない用布で作れるから経済
的でもある。 This product is designed in this way, so when worn, the length of the kimono is almost up to the knees, so the hem of the kimono does not become bulky inside the hakama, and the back line stretches from the part corresponding to the lumbar vertebrae to the end of the hem. Because of this, when sitting, walking, or using the toilet, this part opens to the left and right, so you can wear it loosely, and the horse-nori strip is on the back, so your underwear won't be visible over the hakama. In addition, when making a hakama, the sides of the front cloth are folded back from the back side to the front side by an amount corresponding to the Sasa pleat shape, exposing the back side to the front surface, and the edges are folded in by the seam allowance. Since I don't use a lot of the width of the front cloth like in the creation, I used two pieces of normal width cloth to make bamboo folds,
It is possible to sew a front hakama with overlapping pleats and folds on the left and right sides of the hakama.When worn, these pleats give the appearance of a hakama, which makes it look cool, and since the type has a gusset, both legs are separated and the hem of the kimono. The kimono is supported by a gusset, making it easy to hem, and the length of the kimono is up to the knee, with a horse strap along the back, making it light and easy to wear for active activities. In addition, the upper part of the hakama is open, and the gussets and folds at the crotch area prevent the waist from being constricted, and the upper body is worn by folding the front part to fit the wearer's body, making it a tight-fitting yet highly flexible kimono. It offers a unique sense of comfort, and is extremely comfortable to wear because the horse glue on the back opens according to your body movements. The appearance of wearing it does not have the stiffness of traditional hakama, and it does not have the image of work wear like monpe, so it is cool as everyday wear or going out.It is also suitable for traveling as it is not bulky and light. It is also economical because it can be made with less cloth.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

図面はこの考案の実施例を示し、第１図は着物
の正面図、第２図は同背面図、第３図は袴の正面
図で右側を折返してある。第４図は同背面図で重
ねひだの下方を開いてある。第５図は前側から見
た股部および重ねひだ部分の拡大図、第６図は前
袴のひだ部分の説明図、第７図は袖なし判天の正
面図、第８図は裁断図、第９〜１０図は着用状態
を示し、第９図は袖なし伴天を着た正面図、第１
０は伴天を着ない側面図である。 The drawings show an embodiment of this invention; FIG. 1 is a front view of the kimono, FIG. 2 is a back view of the kimono, and FIG. 3 is a front view of the hakama with the right side folded back. Figure 4 is a rear view of the same, with the lower part of the folds open. Figure 5 is an enlarged view of the crotch and overlapping folds seen from the front, Figure 6 is an explanatory diagram of the folds of the front hakama, Figure 7 is a front view of the sleeveless hanten, Figure 8 is a cutaway diagram, Figures 9 and 10 show how it is worn, Figure 9 is a front view wearing the sleeveless banten, Figure 1
0 is a side view without wearing a manten.

Claims (1)

【実用新案登録請求の範囲】[Scope of utility model registration request] 身頃をほぼひざ部に至る丈とし、その後身頃背
すじにほぼ腰椎相応部位から裾端に至る馬のりを
設けた着物と、前袴と後袴が各２枚の並幅の布で
作られ、相引の上方に、前布の側辺を裏側から表
側へ笹ひだ形相応分折重ねて縫着し前袴に笹ひだ
を作り、後布の側辺を表側から裏側へ折返して縫
着し後袴に投げを作り、前後袴の股部に襠布を渡
らせて縫着すると共に前後袴のほぼ中央部分に重
ねひだを設け、前袴の重ねひだの左右にひだを設
けた袴とを具備する男物和服。 A kimono with a body length that almost reaches the knees, and then a horse sear on the back of the body that extends from the area corresponding to the lumbar vertebrae to the end of the hem.The front hakama and back hakama are each made of two pieces of medium width cloth, and are matching. Above the pull, fold and sew the sides of the front fabric from the back side to the front side according to the shape of the bamboo folds, creating the bamboo folds on the front hakama.Fold the sides of the back fabric from the front side to the back side and sew. A nage is made on the hakama, a cloth is sewn across the crotch of the front and rear hakamas, and folded folds are provided approximately in the center of the front and rear hakama, and folds are provided on the left and right sides of the folded folds of the front hakama. Men's Japanese clothes.