US20140143930A1 - Trousers, work trousers and overalls - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to trousers, work trousers, and overalls, and particularly relates to ones which are partially formed of a stretchable material.
- Sportswear disclosed in PTL 1 is lower wear designed to improve movability in adduction or abduction exercise and provided with a stretchable material for fastening the body of a wearer, the stretchable material arranged spirally from the back side of the lumbar to the crotch through the lateral sides of the lower wear.
- dancewear disclosed in PTL 2 is formed by joining multiple different materials and a cloth having fastening force is provided in predetermined positions of the wear. This prevents fatigue and facilitates keeping of body balance.
- the conventional sportswear and dancewear are designed to fasten the body of a wearer with a stretchable material (stretchable members) to a moderate degree that enables balance keeping and prevention of fatigue during exercises by applying a load to muscles, and thereby to demonstrate effects in heavy exercises such as running and dancing.
- the conventional sportswear or dancewear fastening one portion of the body of a wearer causes a problem of excessively fastening the one portion of the body of the wearer and fails to provide a sense of comfort.
- An object of the present invention is to provide trousers, work trousers, and overalls which can provide a sense of comfort (do not harm comfort) in any position, such as a squat-down position, a knee-raised position, a tiptoe squat position, and a leg-crossed sit position.
- a first aspect of the present invention is trousers, wherein a stretchable material in a helical form with a predetermined width is provided in a portion of each of the trousers extending from a region corresponding to a lumbar of a wearer to a near-knee inner side region being a region corresponding to an inner side of a thigh area near the corresponding knee, via a region corresponding to an outside of the corresponding hip joint.
- a Second aspect of the present invention is the trousers according to the first aspect, wherein the near-knee inner side region of the stretchable material reaches slightly behind an inseam region of each of the trousers.
- a third aspect of the present invention is the trousers according to the first aspect or the second aspect, wherein the width of the stretchable material gradually increases downwardly.
- a tenth aspect of the present invention is an overall wherein a stretchable material in a helical form with a predetermined width is provide in a portion extending from a region corresponding to a lumbar of a wearer to each near-knee inner side region being a region corresponding to an inner side of a thigh area near the corresponding knee, via a region corresponding to an outside of the corresponding hip joint.
- An eleventh aspect of the present invention is the overall according to the tenth aspect, wherein the near-knee inner side region of the stretchable material reaches slightly behind an inseam region of each trouser portion of the overall.
- a twelfth aspect of the present invention is the overall according to the tenth aspect or the eleventh aspect, wherein the width of the stretchable material gradually increases downwardly.
- a thirteenth aspect of the present invention is the overall according to any one of the tenth to twelfth aspects, wherein a stretchable material in a belt form is provided in a portion extending from a region corresponding to a part located at a neck base of the wearer and diagonally in front, to a region corresponding to a part located at an armpit of the wearer and on a front side, via a region corresponding to a part located at an arm base of the wearer and on the front side.
- a fourteenth aspect of the present invention is the overall according to any one of the tenth to thirteenth aspects, wherein a stretchable material in a belt form is provided in a portion extending from a region corresponding to a part located at a neck base of the wearer and diagonally in back to a region corresponding to a part located at an armpit of the wearer and on a back side, via a region corresponding to a part located at an arm base of the wearer and on the back side.
- a fifteenth aspect of the present invention is the overall according to any one of the tenth to fourteenth aspects, wherein a stretchable material in a belt form is provided in a portion extending from the region corresponding to the lumbar of the wearer to a region corresponding to a diagonally-front belly part of the wearer via a region corresponding to a side belly part of the wearer.
- the present invention has an effect of providing trousers, work trousers, and overalls which provide comfort in any position, such as a squat-down position, a knee-raised position, a tiptoe squat position, and a leg-crossed sit position.
- FIG. 1 is a front view showing a schematic configuration of trousers according to an embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 2 is a side view of the trousers and is a drawing seen from II in FIG. 1 .
- FIG. 3 is a rear view of the trousers and is a drawing seen from III in FIG. 2 .
- FIG. 4 is an exploded view of the trousers and is a plan view of a stretchable material and the like forming the trousers.
- FIG. 5 is a drawing showing a state where a wearer of the trousers is in a knee-raised position.
- FIGS. 6( a ) and 6 ( b ) are drawings showing that the wearer is in a standing position and in the knee-raised position.
- FIG. 7( a ) is a drawing showing a cross-section taken along the IXA-IXA line in FIG. 3 and FIG. 7( b ) is a drawing showing a cross-section taken along the IXB-IXB line in FIG. 3 .
- FIGS. 8( a ) and 8 ( b ) are drawings for showing a change in a surface of a skin of the wearer
- FIG. 8( a ) is a drawing of leg parts and a belly part seen from the front side when the wearer is in the standing position
- the drawing showing skin parts (the front and inner parts of a thigh area including a femoral triangle) A to D and A′ to D′
- FIG. 8 ( b ) is an exploded view of the skin parts A to D and A′ to D′.
- FIGS. 9( a ) and 9 ( b ) are drawings showing a change in a surface of a skin of the wearer
- FIG. 9( a ) is a drawing of leg parts and a belly part seen from the front side when the wearer is in the knee-raised position
- the drawing showing skin parts (t the front and inner parts of a thigh area including a femoral triangle) A to D and A′ to D′
- FIG. 9( b ) is an exploded view of the skin parts A to D and A′ to D′.
- FIGS. 10( a ) and 10 ( b ) are tables showing the change in the surface of the skin of the wearer when the wearer in the standing position squats down.
- FIGS. 11 ( a ) and 11 ( b ) are drawings showing the change in the surface of the skin of the wearer
- FIG. 11( a ) is a drawing of leg parts and a belly part seen from the back side when the wearer is in the standing position
- the drawing showing skin parts (a lumbar and a hip part) E to G and E′ to G′
- FIG. 11( b ) is an exploded view of the skin parts E to G and E′ to G′.
- FIGS. 12 ( a ) and 12 ( b ) are drawings showing the change in the surface of the skin of the wearer
- FIG. 12( a ) is a drawing of leg parts and a belly part seen from the back side when the wearer is in the knee-raised position
- the drawing showing skin parts (the lumbar and the hip part) E to G and E′ to G′
- FIG. 12 ( b ) is an exploded view of the skin parts E to G and E′ to G′.
- FIG. 13 is a table showing the change in the surface of the ski of the wearer when the wearer in the standing position squats down.
- FIG. 14 is a drawing in which the trousers is overlaid on FIG. 9( a ).
- FIG. 15 is a drawing in which the trousers is overlaid on FIG. 12( a ).
- FIG. 16 is a drawing showing that the wearer folds up the conventional trousers.
- FIG. 17 is a drawing showing a schematic configuration of overalls according to an embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 17 ( a ) is a drawing of the overalls which are seen from the front side thereof
- FIG. 17 ( b ) is a drawing of the overalls which are seen from the back side thereof.
- FIG. 18 is an exploded view of the overalls and is a plan view of a stretchable material and the like forming the overalls.
- FIG. 19 is a drawing showing a schematic configuration of overalls according to a modification
- FIG. 19( a ) is a drawing of the overalls which are seen from the front side thereof
- FIG. 19( b ) is a drawing of the overalls which are seen from the rear side thereof.
- FIG. 20 is an exploded view of the conventional trousers without a stretchable material.
- Trousers 1 are long pants (work trousers) which are used for works with the configuration in which a skin of a wearer does not come in tight contact therewith during being worn, in other words, in a state where small space is present between the skin of the wearer and the trousers 1 . Note that when the wearer wearing the trousers 1 is in a standing position, the state of the trousers 1 is as shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 .
- the trousers 1 includes a predetermined portion formed of a stretchable material (an inner side stretchable material; an outer side stretchable material) 3 .
- the stretchable material is a two-way stretch type which is formed of knit (knitted).
- the stretchable material 3 has a stretching property in an in-plane direction (any direction perpendicular to a direction of a thickness of the stretchable material 3 ). Note that the stretchable material 3 is not provided with a purpose of tightening the body of the wearer of the trousers 1 .
- a stretchable material with a stretch rate (an extending rate) of approximately 170% is employed but one with a stretch rate of approximately 160% to 190% may be employed, or one with a stretch rate of approximately 140% to 220% may be employed. Furthermore, one with a stretch rate of approximately 120% to 250% may be employed. In addition, as the stretchable material 3 , one with a stretch rate of approximately 120% to 170% may be employed or one with a stretch rate of approximately 110% to 130% may be employed.
- stretch rate a maximum length of the stretchable material 3 when force is applied/a length of the stretchable material 3 when force is not applied ⁇ 100%)
- the maximum length of the stretchable material 3 when force is applied means a length of the stretchable material 3 when maximum tensile force is applied to the stretchable material 3 . If the tensile force to be applied to the stretchable material 3 gradually increases from “0,” the length of the stretchable material 3 is also gradually increased. However, when the stretchable material 3 is pulled with force equal to or larger than the maximum tensile force, the stretchable material 3 hardly extends and is rather broken. Also, as long as the stretchable material 3 is pulled with force equal to or smaller than the maximum tensile force, it is designed that the stretchable material 3 is restored. However, when the stretchable material 3 is pulled with force larger than the maximum tensile force (the maximum tensile force in the limit of elasticity), permanent distortion remains in the stretchable material 3 .
- the stretchable material 3 with a predetermined thickness, a predetermined width, and a predetermined length LA (a length of the stretchable material when tensile force is not applied is LA; for example, 100 mm) is pulled from the both ends thereof in the longitudinal direction with tensile force.
- LA a length of the stretchable material when tensile force is not applied
- LA a length of the stretchable material when tensile force is not applied
- the stretchable material 3 becomes 1.7 times longer (1.7LA; for example, 170 mm).
- regions other than the region using the stretchable material 3 are formed of woven fabric (fabric) with little stretchability.
- the stretch rate of the woven fabric is approximately 100% to 102%, which is smaller than the extension rate of the stretchable material.
- a fabric with stretchability may be employed as the stretchable material 3 in place of knitted fabric. It is assumed that the fabric with stretchability is formed by being woven with stretchable strings.
- the stretchable material 3 is provided in a portion substantially in a single-roll helical shape vertically extending to a near-knee inner side region 15 from a lumbar region (a lower lumbar region) 7 through an upper hip region 9 , a hip joint outer side region 11 , and a front-side middle thigh region 13 in this order. Also, the stretchable material 3 has a predetermined width.
- the lumbar region 7 is a region for a part immediately behind the lumbar (a lower part of the lumbar) of the wearer (a region immediately behind a part between the crotch and the back waist and immediately below the waist band portion 17 ; the lower lumbar region).
- the upper hip region 9 is a region for the upper part of the left or right side of the hips of the wearer.
- the hip joint outer side region 11 is a region for an outer side of the hip joint of the wearer (a region for skin parts of the wearer located on the left of the left hip joint of the wearer, or a region for skin parts of the wearer located on the right of the right hip joint of the wearer).
- the front-side middle thigh region 13 is a region for a part located in a middle position in the vertical direction of the thigh area of the wearer and on the front side of the thigh area.
- the near-knee inner side region 15 is a region for a part near the knee of the wearer and on an inner side of the thigh area (the right side of the left thigh area of the wearer and the left side of the right thigh area of the wearer).
- the lumbar region 7 and the like are regions facing the skin parts of the lumbar and the like of the wearer wearing the trousers.
- the trousers 1 is formed symmetrically and the helical stretchable material 3 are provided symmetrically. Accordingly, on the left side of the trousers 1 , the portion from the left lumbar region 7 L to the left near-knee inner side region 15 L via the left upper hip region 9 L, the left hip joint outer side region 11 L, and the left front-side middle thigh region 13 L is formed of the helical stretchable material 3 L with a predetermined width (in a helical state in a clockwise direction when the trousers 1 is seen from the top thereof).
- the portion from the right lumbar region 7 R to the right near-knee inner side region 15 R via the right upper hip region 9 R, the right hip joint outer side region 11 R, and the right front-side middle thigh region 13 R is formed of the helical stretchable material 3 R with a predetermined width (in a helical state in an anticlockwise direction when the trousers 1 is seen from the top thereof).
- stretchable material 3 L on the left side and the stretchable material 3 R on the right side are connected with each other at the lumbar of the wearer (see, FIG. 3 ).
- the near-knee inner side region 15 L of the stretchable material 3 L on the left side reaches slightly behind the region of an inseam 19 of the trousers 1 .
- FIG. 7 is used to more specifically describe the state where the near-knee inner side region 15 L of the stretchable material 3 L on the left side reaches slightly behind the region of the inseam 19 of the trousers 1 .
- FIG. 7 shows a cross-sectional view of a tube portion on the left side of the trousers 1 (a tube portion into which the left leg enters).
- a tube portion of the trousers 1 on the right side is also formed similarly to the tube portion on the left.
- FIG. 7 ( a ) is a drawing showing a cross-section taken along the IXA-IXA line in FIG. 3 and is a cross-sectional view of the trousers 1 in the lowermost end of the stretchable material 3 L (a lower end of a linear joint portion between the stretchable material 3 L and a left back pants cloth 27 L).
- FIG. 7( b ) is a drawing showing a cross-section taken along the IXB-IXB in FIG. 3 and is a cross-sectional view of the trousers 1 slightly upper than the lowermost end of the stretchable material 3 L.
- the reference sign LG shown in FIG. 7 shows the thigh area of the wearer wearing the trousers 1 .
- the reference signs PA 1 , PB 1 show a side seam 33 of the trousers 1 .
- the reference signs OA, OB show the center of the thigh area LG and the center of the tube portion of the trousers 1 .
- the reference signs LA 1 , LB 2 show a straight line connecting the side seam 33 and the inseam 19 of the trousers 1 . Note that it is assumed that the center OA of the thigh area LG shown in FIG. 7( a ) is present on the straight line LA 1 , for example, and the center OB of the thigh area LG shown in FIG. 7( b ) is present on the straight line LB 1 , for example.
- the reference sign PA 2 shows the lowermost end of the stretchable material 3 L (see FIG. 3 together) and the reference sign LA 2 shows the straight line connecting between the center OA of the thigh area LG and the lowermost end PA 1 of the stretchable material 3 L.
- an angle ⁇ A 1 of intersection between the straight line LA 1 and the straight line LA 2 is approximately 15°.
- the reference sign PB 2 shows the portion slightly upper than the lowermost end of the stretchable material 3 L (see FIG. 3 together) and the reference sign LB 2 shows the straight line connecting between the center OB of the thigh area LG and the portion PB 2 slightly upper than the lowermost end of the stretchable material 3 L.
- an angle ⁇ B 1 of intersection between the straight line LB 1 and the straight line LB 2 is approximately 15°.
- the reference sign PB 3 is a boundary between the stretchable material 3 L and the left anterior trousers cloth 25 L.
- intersection angle ⁇ A 1 or the intersection angle ⁇ B 1 may be set as needed in a range from 10° to 20°, which is wider than 15°, or may be set in a range which is further wider than 5° to 30°, or may be set as needed in a range which is further wider than 5° to 60°.
- the width of the stretchable material 3 R ( 3 L) on the right becomes downwardly wider gradually.
- the width direction of the stretchable material 3 R ( 3 L) is a direction perpendicular to a helical extending direction (the longitudinal direction) of the stretchable material 3 R ( 3 L).
- the width direction of the stretchable material 3 R ( 3 L) may be set in the vertical direction of the trousers 1 .
- FIG. 4 shows shapes of the stretchable material 3 R and the like on the right side before being sewed together.
- the stretchable material 3 R and the like shown in FIG. 4 are formed in a planar shape. Also, a direction perpendicular to the paper plane of FIG. 4 is a thick direction of the stretchable material 3 R and the like. Note that seam allowances of the stretchable material 3 R and the like are not illustrated in FIG. 4 for sake of simplicity.
- the trousers 1 is formed by, for example, sewing together the stretchable material 3 R, a right front body cloth 21 R (in the case of a left front body cloth, 21 L), a right back side joint cloth 23 R (in the case of a left back side joint cloth, 23 L), a right front pants cloth 25 R (in the case of a light front pants cloth, 25 L), and a right back pants cloth 27 R (in the case of a left back pants cloth, 27 L) as needed.
- a right front body cloth 21 R in the case of a left front body cloth, 21 L
- a right back side joint cloth 23 R in the case of a left back side joint cloth, 23 L
- a right front pants cloth 25 R in the case of a light front pants cloth, 25 L
- a right back pants cloth 27 R in the case of a left back pants cloth, 27 L
- one side portion 29 R of the right front pants cloth 25 R and one side portion 31 R of the right back pants cloth 27 R are jointed with each other to form the side seam 33 of the trousers 1 .
- one portions of another side portion (one side portion facing the one side portion 29 R) of the right front pants cloth 25 R and another one side portion (one side portion facing the one side portion 31 R) 37 R of the right back pants cloth 27 R are joined together to form a joint portion (a sewing portion) 39 near the inseam 19 (see, FIG. 3 ).
- the two-dot chain line L 1 shown in the right front pants cloth 25 R is a portion to be the inseam 19 of the trousers 1 .
- the near-knee inner side region 15 R of the stretchable material 3 L reaches a portion slightly behind the region of the inseam 19 of the trousers 1 .
- the ring-shaped waist band portion 17 is joined by sewing or the like with the upper portion of the front open cloths 21 R, 21 L and the back side joint cloths 23 R, 23 L, and side pockets 55 and back pockets 57 are provided.
- a crotch seam 6 and the stretchable material 3 have a predetermined distance between them (a distance in the inseam 19 ) L2 (for example, approximately 100 mm) (see, FIG. 1 ). Accordingly, the strength of the trousers 1 (tensile strength in the crotch seam 6 and the like) can be increased, and also the looking of the trousers 1 can be improved when seen from the front thereof. In other words, if the distance L2 is set “0,” the stretchable material 3 L and the stretchable material 3 R are joined together in the crotch seam 6 of the trousers 1 , which results in decreasing the strength in the crotch seam 6 . In addition, when the wearer of the trousers 1 is seen from the front thereof, the wearer looks as if he/she put underwear on the trousers. Thus, the looking is bad.
- the crotch seam 6 and the stretchable material 3 are spaced apart from each other by the predetermined distance L2, so that the strength insufficiency and bad looking can be avoided.
- a value of the distance (dimension) L2, a value of the distance (dimension) L3, and a value of the distance (dimension) L4 are substantially equal to one another, or the value of the distance L4 is slightly larger than the value of the distance L3, and the value of the distance L3 is slightly larger than the value of the distance L2.
- the trousers 1 stretches as needed and thus the wearer does not feel any sense of discomfort.
- the skin on the thigh area of the wearer is extended utmost at the knee portions.
- the extended amount of the trousers 1 becomes gradually smaller from the knee portion toward the crotch portion.
- the dimensions L2, L3, and L4 are set as described above, so that the stretchable material 3 is provided near the portions in which the skin stretches. Accordingly, the stretchable material 3 stretches following the stretch of the skin. Thus, there is almost no sense of discomfort.
- the stretchable material 3 follows the stretch of the skin on the front side of the thigh portion.
- the stretchable material 3 is placed in a friction portion (near-knee portion), which is not preferable.
- the dimension L2 is set “0” or smaller, the stretching region of the skin on the thigh front side and the position of the stretchable material 3 do not meet each other. Thus, the wearer may feel a sense of discomfort.
- the dimension L3 is a dimension in the vertical direction of the stretchable material 3 (the width of the stretchable material 3 in the inseam 19 ) and the dimension L4 is a dimension between a region for the center of the knee and the lower end of the stretchable material 3 (the dimension of the right front pants cloth 25 R or the left front pants cloth 25 L in the inseam 19 ).
- the trousers 1 provides an effect of making a wearer feel comfortable (without losing a sense of comfort) in any position, such as the squat-down position, knee-raised position, tiptoe squat position, open legs position or the like when the wearer wears the trousers 1 .
- any position such as the squat-down position, knee-raised position, tiptoe squat position, open legs position or the like.
- the trousers 1 ensure the comfort of the wearer following the position of the wearer.
- main joints related to the trousers 1 are hip joints and knee joints.
- the shape of the trousers 1 is decided along with a state (a standing state; a stand-upright state) where the wearer does not bend the hip joints and the knee joints.
- the legs of the wearer is most deformed and the deformation force is most received by the wearing trousers 1 of the wearer from the legs of the wearer.
- the hip joint is bent and the knee joint is bent so that the crotch portion opens, and the other knee (the right knee in FIG. 5 ) kneels on the ground or the floor.
- the tensile force as shown by an arrow in FIG. 5 acts on the trousers 1 .
- the stretchable material 3 stretches as needed.
- the wearer wearing the trousers 1 easily takes the knee-raised position.
- the stretchable material 3 stretches most in the width direction of the stretchable material 3 in the portion shown by the arrow (the near-knee inner side region). Also, it is designed that the stretchable material 3 stretches in other portions. Then, the stretchable material 3 is formed in one helical state, so that the stretchable material 3 extends substantially 360° around the axis of the leg as the center thereof.
- the stretchable material 3 elastically deforms as needed, which makes the wearer to easily take the knee-raised position.
- FIG. 6( a ) is a drawing showing a state where the wearer is in the standing position (the stand upright position).
- FIG. 6( b ) is a drawing showing the wearer is in the knee-raise position, which corresponds to FIG. 5 .
- a curve L 11 shown by the broken line in FIG. 6( a ) extends from the inner part of the right knee of the wearer to the inner part of the left knee of the wearer via the crotch of the wearer (passes through the inner thigh of the wearer).
- a curve L 12 shown by the broken line in FIG. 6( b ) is a curve passing through the same portions as the curve L 11 (parts of the skin of the same wearer as the wearer shown in FIG. 6 ( a )).
- the curve L 11 has a length of 70.5 cm, for example, whereas in the state shown in FIG. 6 ( b ), the curve L 12 has a length of 83.5 cm, for example. Accordingly, the length of the skin in the inner thigh area of the wearer increases by approximately 18%.
- the trousers 1 can provide a sense of comfort not only when the wearer is in the knee-raised position but also when the wearer is in the tiptoe squat position, the crossed leg position, and the like, and the wearer can easily take the tiptoe squat position or crossed leg position as similar to the case where the wearer is in the knee-raised position.
- the stretchable material 3 is weaker to friction or stretching as compared with the other regions of the trousers 1 (the region formed of woven fabric) and the knitted string thereof tends to cause snagging or pilling by the friction or scratching.
- the stretchable material 3 is provided in the above-described portion in the trousers 1 , even when the wearer sits down on the floor or the ground with the trousers 1 being put on during working, the stretchable material 3 is unlikely to come in touch with the floor or the ground or the wall.
- the stretchable material 3 is positioned at an upper region of the hips while avoiding a lower region of the hips.
- the stretchable material 3 does not come into contact with the roof. Accordingly, the friction or the like does not occur (the snagging or the pilling does not occur) in the stretchable material 3 , so that the stretchable material 3 is prevented from being damaged as much as possible.
- the stretchable material 3 is provided as described above. Accordingly, the stretchable material 3 and the side pockets 55 do not interfere with each other. Thus, the side pockets 55 become easy to place.
- the region formed of the stretchable material 3 does not exist under the knee in the trousers 1 , so that the amount of the stretchable material 3 used is reduced and such a damage that entanglement is caused by contact between the stretchable material 3 and the wall or the like in the region under the knee can be prevented.
- the near-knee inner side region 15 of the stretchable material 3 reaches slightly behind the region of the inseam 19 of the trousers 1 . Accordingly, the wearer becomes easier to take the knee-raised position when wearing the trousers 1 .
- the stretchable material 3 greatly stretch at the inseam 19 of the trousers 1 when the wearer is in the knee-raised position.
- the stretchable material 3 joined with the woven fabric cannot sufficiently stretch due to the interruption of the woven fabric.
- the near-knee inner side region 15 of the stretchable material 3 reaches slightly behind the region of the inseam 19 of the trousers 1 . Accordingly, the effect of the woven fabric becomes smaller and the stretchable material 3 sufficiently stretches at the region of the inseam 19 of the trousers 1 .
- the wearer can further easily take the knee-raised position.
- the wearer can further easily take the knee-raised position.
- the stretchable material 3 stretches most in the width direction at the inseam 19 in the near-knee inner side region 15 .
- the amount of stretch becomes upwardly smaller. In this manner, since the width of the stretchable material 3 gradually downwardly increases, the wearer can further easily take the knee-raised position.
- the stretchable material 3 and the back pockets 57 do not interfere with each other even when the back pockets 57 are provided on the hip region of the trousers 1 , the stretchable material 3 .
- the back pockets become easier to be placed.
- the stretchable material 3 obliquely extends in a direction close to the horizon on the upper side of the trousers 1 (the lumbar, particularly the sacral region and vicinity thereof).
- the interference with the back pockets 57 can be further securely avoided.
- the trousers 1 is provided with the stretchable material 3 , the wearer can easily bend the knees or the waist to open legs even when the trousers 1 stick to the skin of the legs of the wearer with sweat.
- the trousers disturb the movement of opening the legs of the wearer.
- the stretchable material 3 stretches as needed. Accordingly, there is no need to lift up the trousers (the conventional trousers) as shown in FIG. 16 . And, even when the both hands of the wearer are blocked with a luggage or the like, the wearer can easily take in the squat-down position.
- the bending movement of the joints of the legs is at least performed.
- the legs In the tiptoe squat position, the legs perform outward turn and abduction movement in addition to the bending movement of the legs.
- the bones particularly related to the squat-down position include the pelvis, the femur, the patella, and the tibia. Portions which connect these bones related to the squat-down position and which are movable are joints.
- the joints particularly related to the squat-down position are the hip joint which is a connected portion of the pelvis and the femur, and the knee joint which is a connected portion of the femur and knee cap.
- the movement of the joints in the squat-down motion (the motion changing from the standing position to the squat-down position) is described.
- the legs when squatting down, the hip joint and the knee joint are bent.
- the hip joint in the squat-down movement along with the opening-leg movement such as the tiptoe squat, the hip joint outwardly turns and abducts.
- the bending of the hip joint is a movement to bend the leg thrusting forward.
- the leg (the thigh area) can be bent at an angle up to approximately 90° to the body (the belly part and the chest part).
- the leg (the thigh area) can be bent at an angle up to approximately 125° to the body (the belly part and the chest part).
- the bending in the hip joint is a movement in which the lower leg part (a part of the leg below the shin) is bent backwardly putting out to the thigh area and can be bent at an angle up to approximately 130°.
- the abduction in the hip joint is a movement in which the thigh area is opened so that the thigh area moves apart from the body axis.
- the thigh area can be bent by an angle up to approximately 45° toward the side with respect to the body axis (the trunk of the body).
- the outward turn in the hip joint is a movement in which the thigh area is turned (rotated) about the axis of the thigh area and the thigh area can be bent by an angle up to approximately 20°.
- the squat-down movement of the worker is made in combination of the bending movements of the hip joint and the knee joint, the abduction movement of the hip joint, and the outward turn of the hip joint.
- the movement of the muscles in the squat-down motion (the motion changing from the standing position to the squat-down position) is described.
- the muscles acting in the squat-down movement are muscles of the legs.
- the hip joint when the hip joint is bent, the psoas major muscle, the iliac muscle, the rectus femoris muscle, and the sartorius muscle are contracted.
- the hip joint is bent, the gracilis muscle, the sartorius muscle, the biceps femoris muscle, the semimembraneous muscle, the semitendinosus muscle, the gastrocnemius muscle, and the popliteus muscle are contracted.
- the gluteus maximus muscle, the piriformis muscle, the sartorius muscle, and the biceps femoris muscle act, while when the hip joint is outwardly turned, the gluteus maximus muscle, the piriformis muscle, the sartorius muscle, and the biceps femoris muscle act.
- the kinds of motions, bones, joints, and muscles in the squat-down movement are described.
- the dimensions of the body surface changes according to the motions in the squat-down movement. This is because the body surface U (the skin of the worker) is extended and the position is changed by the movement of the bones, the contraction of the muscles, and bending of the joints in the squat-down movement.
- the muscles of the thigh area (the psoas major muscle, the iliac muscle, the rectus femoris muscle, and the sartorius muscle) are contract. As a result, protrusion of the muscles occurs and the circumference of the thigh area (the outer circumferential length; the diameter of the thigh area) becomes larger. Furthermore, the tendon protrudes on the back portion of the knee. Accordingly, the dimension of the knee portion also becomes larger.
- the hip joint When the hip joint is bent, the pelvis and the femur are moved (turned). When the knee joint is bent, movements (positional changes) in the pelvis, the femur, the patella, and the tibia in the knee joint occur. When the hip joint is abducted, the femur moves in a direction away from the body axis. When the hip joint is outwardly turned, the patella moves to the side of the body.
- the skin of the hips extends due to the bending of the hip joint.
- the surface of the knee portion protrudes and the skin of the front portion of the knee extends due to the bending of the knee joint.
- the skin from the crotch portion to the inner side of the knee extends due to the abduction of the hip joint.
- the skin from the front portion of the knee to the crotch portion extends due to the outward turn of the hip joint.
- the change in the above-described extension of the skin in the knee-raised position (the change occurred when moving from the standing position to the knee-raised).
- the knee-raised position is shown in FIG. 5 , FIG. 6 , FIG. 9( a ), FIG. 12( a ), FIG. 14 , and FIG. 15 .
- the knee-raised position one hip joint is opened and the other knee touches the roof.
- FIG. 9 , FIG. 12 , FIG. 14 , and FIG. 15 the worker bends the left knee on the roof.
- FIG. 8 ( a ) is a drawing in which the thigh areas and the belly are seen from the front side when the wearer is standing. Also, FIG. 8( a ) shows A to D and A′ to D′ of skin parts (the parts on the front and inner sides in the thigh areas including the femur triangles). FIG. 8( b ) is an exploded drawing of the parts A to D and A′ to D′ of the skin.
- FIG. 9( a ) is a drawing in which the thigh areas and the belly are seen from the front side when the wearer takes the knee-raised position. Also, FIG. 9( a ) shows A to D and A′ to D′ of skin parts (the parts on the front and inner sides in the thigh areas including the femur triangles). FIG. 9( b ) is an exploded drawing of the parts A to D and A′ to D′ of the skin.
- FIG. 11( a ) is a drawing in which the legs and the belly are seen from the front side when the wearer is standing. Also, FIG. 11( a ) shows E to G and E′ to G′ of skin parts (the lumbar and the hip part). FIG. 11( b ) is an exploded drawing of the skin parts E to G and E′ to G′.
- FIG. 12( a ) is a drawing in which the legs and the belly are seen from the front side when the wearer is in the knee-raised position. Also, FIG. 12( a ) shows E to G and E′ to G′ of skin parts (the lumbar and the hip part). FIG. 12( b ) is an exploded drawing of the skin parts E to G and E′ to G′.
- the area becomes approximately 200% (precisely, 196.7%) with the movement from the standing position to the knee-raised position. Also, with the movement from the standing position to the knee-raised position, the length of the part A (the dimension in the lateral direction in FIG. 9( b )) becomes approximately doubled.
- the area becomes approximately 80% (precisely, 80.1%) with the movement from the standing position to the knee-raised position.
- the area becomes approximately 140% (precisely, 136.7%) with the movement from the standing position to the knee-raised position.
- the area becomes approximately 160% (precisely, 162.7%) with the movement from the standing position to the knee-raised position. Also, with the movement from the standing position to the knee-raised position, the length (the dimension in the lateral direction in FIG. 9( b )) becomes approximately 1.7 to 1.8 times.
- the area becomes approximately 90% (precisely, 85.9%) with the movement from the standing position to the knee-raised position.
- the area becomes approximately 110% (precisely, 114.8%) with the movement from the standing position to the knee-raised position.
- the area becomes approximately 140% (precisely, 142.9%) with the movement from the standing position to the knee-raised position.
- the area becomes approximately 120% (precisely, 120.3%) with the movement from the standing position to the knee-raised position.
- the area becomes approximately 220% (precisely, 222.5%) with the movement from the standing position to the knee-raised position.
- the length (the dimension in the vertical direction in FIG. 12( b )) becomes approximately 2.2 times.
- the stretches of the skin are substantially equal to each other on the left and right sides on the back side of the wearer.
- the stretchable material (the stretchable member) has to be provided according to the aforementioned stretch and contraction of the skin.
- the stretchable material 3 stretches following the stretch of the skin parts A, A′ sown in FIG. 8 and FIG. 9 .
- the sense of tightness or tight fit in the thigh portion can be prevented and the sense of comfort can be secured.
- the stretchable material 3 provided on the back side of the lumbar also stretches in the back body, and the stretchable material 3 stretches following the stretch of the skin parts G, G′ shown in FIG. 11 and FIG. 12 .
- the sense of tightness or tight fit on the backside of the lumbar can be prevented and the sense of comfort can be secured.
- the skin parts A, A′ and the skin part G, G′ are not overlapped with the stretchable material 3 .
- the stretchable material 3 stretches along with the stretch of the parts A, A′ and G, G′, the sense of tightness or tight fit can be prevented.
- the wearer of the trousers 1 wears underwear. Accordingly, the skin of the wearer does not come into direct contact with the parts A, A′ and the parts G, G′ of the trousers 1 . In addition, even when the wearer sweats, the trousers 1 does not stick to the skin of the wearer (the parts A, A′ or the parts G, G′). Accordingly, even though the parts A, A′ and the parts G, G′ are not overlapped with the stretchable material 3 , the stretchable material 3 stretches in place of the regions of the trousers 1 for the parts A, A′ or the parts G, G′ (the regions formed of the cloth of the trousers 1 which overlap with the parts A, A′ and the parts G, G′), when the wearer is in the squat-down position. Thus, the sense of tightness or tight fit can be prevented.
- the stretchable material 3 stretches as needed and accordingly the blood vessel of the legs are hardly compressed. Thus, there is no possibility of losing balance when standing up. Also, when the wearer of the trousers 1 is in the squat-down position, the stretchable material 3 stretches as needed, which does not cause the sense of tightness. Accordingly, the wearer can smoothly take the squat-down position and there is no possibility of losing the balance when moving to take the squat-down position. As a result, the occurrence of accidents of falling from the roof can be suppressed.
- the stretchable material 3 stretches as needed.
- the sense of tightness due to the bending of the legs can be prevented.
- the accidents of falling from the roof can be suppressed.
- the stretchable material 3 stretches as needed when the wearer of the trousers 1 takes the squat-down position. Accordingly, there is not such a case that the belly portion is not compressed by a belt and the backbone is compressed with the compression. Thus, the occurrence of the strained back due to the compression of the belly portion or the backbone can be avoided.
- the stretchable material 3 may be provided in an overall 61 .
- the overall 61 including an upper wear portion (a jacket portion) 65 and trousers portion 63 any change may be made in such a manner, for example, the trousers portion 63 is formed as similar to the trousers 1 or a body of the overall (the overall shown in FIG. 17 and FIG. 19 ) is provided with cargo pockets 59 .
- FIG. 18 is an exploded drawing of the overall 61 .
- the reference signs same as those of the trousers 1 shown in FIG. 4 are given to denote portions of the trousers portion 63 .
- the overall 61 in which the trousers portion 63 is formed similarly to the trousers 1 is symmetrically formed similarly to the trousers 1 .
- the overall 61 (the upper wear portion 65 ) is provided with a belt-like stretchable material (an upper wear shoulder front stretchable material) 67 .
- the upper wear shoulder front stretchable material 67 is a portion from a neck base diagonally-front region 69 to an armpit front region 73 via an arm base front region 71 of a wearer and constitutes a part of the upper wear portion 65 .
- the neck base diagonally-front region 69 is a region for a part that is at the neck base of the wearer (a boundary between the neck and a trunk or a portion slightly below the boundary) and is located diagonally in front.
- the arm base front region 71 is a region for a part that is at an arm base of the wearer (a boundary between the arm and the trunk) and is located on the front side.
- the armpit front region 73 is a region for a part that is at the armpit of the wearer and is located on the front side.
- the overall 61 is symmetrically formed.
- the upper wear shoulder front stretchable material 67 includes the upper wear shoulder right front stretchable material 67 R and the upper wear shoulder left front stretchable material 67 L. Then, the upper wear shoulder right front stretchable material 67 R is provided extending from the neck base diagonally-right-front region 69 R to the armpit right front region 73 R via the arm base right front region 71 R.
- the neck base right front region 69 R is a region for a part that is at the neck base of the wearer and is located diagonally in right front of the wearer.
- the arm base right front region 71 R is a region for a part that is at the right arm base of the wearer and located on the front side of the wearer (substantially the center of the right arm base in the vertical direction).
- the armpit right front region 73 R is a region for the front side part of the right armpit of the wearer.
- the longitudinal direction of the upper wear shoulder right front stretchable material 67 R is a direction in which the upper wear shoulder right front stretchable material 67 R is extended (the direction passing from the neck base diagonally-right-front region 69 R to the armpit right front region 73 R via the arm base right front region 71 R).
- the width direction of the upper wear shoulder right front stretchable material 67 R is a direction substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the upper wear shoulder right front stretchable material 67 R.
- the width of the upper wear shoulder right front stretchable material 67 R is not constant, for example, but decreases at the neck base diagonally-right-front region 69 R and gradually increases toward the arm base right front region 71 R, and then gradually decreases toward the armpit right front region 73 R.
- a value of the width of the upper wear shoulder right front stretchable material 67 R smoothly changes, and is small on the both ends of the longitudinal direction and is large on the center portion of the longitudinal direction.
- the upper wear shoulder left front stretchable material 67 L is provided to be symmetrical with the upper wear shoulder right front stretchable material 67 R.
- the overall 61 (the upper wear portion 65 ) is provided with a belt-like stretchable material (the upper wear shoulder back stretchable material) 75 .
- the upper wear shoulder back stretchable material 75 is a portion passing from a neck base diagonally-back region 77 to an armpit back portion 81 via an arm base back region 79 of a wearer and constitutes a part of the upper wear portion 65 .
- the neck base diagonally-back region 77 is a region for a part that is at the neck base (a boundary between the neck and a trunk or a portion slightly below the boundary) and is located diagonally in back.
- the arm base back side region 79 is a region for a part that is at an arm base and is located on the back side.
- the armpit back region 81 is a region for a part that is at the armpit and is located on the back side.
- the overall 61 is symmetrically formed.
- the upper wear shoulder back stretchable material 75 also includes the upper wear shoulder right back stretchable material 75 R and the upper wear shoulder left back stretchable material 75 L. Then, the upper wear shoulder right back stretchable material 75 R is provided extending from the neck base diagonal right back region 77 R to the armpit right back region 81 R via the arm base right back region 79 R.
- the neck base right back region 77 R is a region for a part that is at the neck base of the wearer and is located diagonally in right back of the wearer.
- the arm base right back region 79 R is a region for a part that is at the right arm base of the wearer and is located on the back side of the wearer (substantially the center of the right arm base in the vertical direction).
- the armpit right back region 81 R is a region for the back side part of the right armpit of the wearer.
- the longitudinal direction of the upper wear shoulder right back stretchable material 75 R is a direction in which the upper wear shoulder right back stretchable material 75 R is extended (the direction passing from the neck base diagonal right back region 77 R to the armpit right back region 81 R via the arm base right back region 71 R).
- the width direction of the upper wear shoulder right back stretchable material 75 R is a direction substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the upper wear shoulder right back stretchable material 75 R.
- the width of the upper wear shoulder right back stretchable material 75 R is not constant, for example, but as similar to the upper wear shoulder right front stretchable material 67 R, and increases at the center of the longitudinal direction and decreases on the both ends.
- the upper wear shoulder left back stretchable material 75 L is provided so as to be symmetrical with the upper wear shoulder right back stretchable material 75 R.
- the upper wear shoulder right front stretchable material 67 R (the upper wear shoulder left front stretchable material 67 L) and the upper wear shoulder right back stretchable material 75 R (the upper wear shoulder left back stretchable material 75 L) are not connected with each other (are separated at the armpit portion of the wearer), but the upper wear shoulder right front stretchable material 67 R (the upper wear shoulder left front stretchable material 67 L) and the upper wear shoulder right back stretchable material 75 R (the upper wear shoulder left back stretchable material 75 L) may be connected with each other (may be connected at the armpit portion of the wearer).
- FIG. 19 is a drawing showing the overall 61 whose upper wear shoulder front stretchable material 67 is omitted, which corresponds to FIG. 17 .
- the overall 61 (the upper wear portion 65 ) is provided with a belt-like stretchable material (the upper wear trunk stretchable material) 83 .
- the upper wear trunk stretchable material 83 is a portion passing from an upper lumbar region 85 to a diagonally-front belly region 89 via a side belly region 87 and constitutes a part of the upper wear 65 .
- the upper lumbar region 85 is a region for the lumbar of the wearer (an upper part of the lumbar).
- the side belly region 87 is a region for a side belly part of the wearer.
- the diagonally-front belly region 89 is a region for a diagonally-front belly part of the wearer.
- the upper wear trunk stretchable material 83 is provided extending from the diagonally-right-front belly region 89 R, the right side belly region 87 R, the upper lumbar region 85 , the left side belly region 87 R, and the diagonally-left-front belly region 89 L in this order.
- the diagonally-right-front belly region 89 R is a region for apart away from the navel of the wearer to the right by a predetermined distance (for example, approximately 10 cm).
- the right side belly region 87 R is a right region for the right belly of the wearer (a part located in substantially the same height direction the naval and in the boundary between the belly and the back).
- the upper lumbar region 85 is a region for a part right behind the wearer on the upper side of the lumbar of the wearer.
- the left side belly region 87 L is a left region for the left belly of the wearer (a part located in substantially the same height direction the naval and in the boundary between the belly and the back).
- the diagonally-left-front belly region 89 L is a region for a part away from the navel of the wearer to the left by a predetermined distance (for example, approximately 10 cm).
- the longitudinal direction of the upper wear trunk stretchable material 83 is a direction provided by extending the upper wear trunk stretchable material 83 (the direction from the diagonally-right-front belly region 89 R, to the right side belly region 87 R, the upper lumbar region 85 , the left side belly region 87 L, and the diagonally-left-front belly region 89 L, in this order).
- the width direction of the upper wear trunk stretchable material 83 is a direction substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the upper wear trunk stretchable material 83 .
- the width of the upper wear trunk stretchable material 83 is not constant, for example, but as similar to the upper wear shoulder right front stretchable material 67 R, and increases at the center of the longitudinal direction and decreases on the both ends.
- the upper wear trunk stretchable material 83 is in a “C”-letter shape with the front side of the wearer being open.
- the upper wear trunk stretchable material 83 and the stretchable material 3 ( 3 R, 3 L) of the trousers portion 63 are spaced apart from each other with the waist band cloth 91 being therebetween, but the upper wear trunk stretchable material 83 and the stretchable material 3 of the trousers portion 63 may be connected with each other.
- the pants-side stretchable material 3 and the upper wear trunk stretchable material 83 may be connected with each other at the region 93 shown in FIG. 17( b ) (the region with a predetermined width narrower than the width of the lumbar).
- the pants-side stretchable material 3 and the upper wear trunk stretchable material 83 may be formed of an integral stretchable material.
- the overall 61 is further described by referring to FIG. 18 . Note that only right side portion of the overall 61 is exploded in FIG. 18 . Also, the cloth shown in FIG. 18 in which double semi-circle 95 is drawn (including the stretchable material) is formed symmetrical with respect to a line segment 97 in which the double semi-circle 95 is drawn.
- the trousers side stretchable material 3 the waist band cloth 91 , an upper trunk portion stretchable material 83 , a back center body cloth 99 , and a collar cloth 101 are actually symmetrical with respect to the line segment 97 .
- the overall 61 is formed of cloths forming the right front body 103 ( 103 R), the right upper sleeve cloth 105 ( 105 R), the right lower sleeve cloth 107 ( 107 R), and the trousers portion 63 , and each cloth shown in FIG. 18 and each cloth in symmetry thereof (each cloth on the left side) are sewed up together as needed to create the overall 61 .
- the left and right stretchable materials 3 R, 3 L are divided, and the left and right stretchable materials 3 R, 3 L are sewed up together to create the trousers 1 .
- the left and right stretchable materials 3 R, 3 L may be integrally formed without being divided.
- the upper wear trunk stretchable material 83 shown in FIG. 18 is integrally formed.
- the upper wear trunk stretchable material 83 shown in FIG. 18 may be divided into left and right parts, and the divided left and right upper wear trunk stretchable materials may be sewed up together to form the upper wear trunk stretchable material.
- the overall 61 is provided with the upper wear shoulder front stretchable material 67 and the upper wear shoulder back stretchable material 75 , so that the upper wear shoulder front stretchable material 67 and the upper wear shoulder back stretchable material 75 stretch when the wearer moves the arms of the wearer. Thus, the arms can be easily moved.
- the overall 61 is provided with the upper wear trunk stretchable material 83 , so that the upper wear trunk stretchable material 83 stretches when the wearer bends the waist of the overall 61 .
- the waist can be easily moved.
- the overall 61 shown in FIG. 17 and the like are a long sleeve type, but the overall may be a short sleeve type or a sling type (a running type).
- the trousers portion 63 may be deleted and only the upper wear 65 is left, which may be used as an upper wear.
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