Clothing capable of being cut freely

Abstract

A garment is provided which a purchaser can freely cut after purchase into any design shape and then wear, and also which has a cut-off part requiring no high-level cutting and sewing processing techniques. The garment is formed of a fray-preventing knitted fabric woven with heat-welding elastic yarn. Sizes of opening parts of the neck, side, and bottom of the garment are smaller than those of a standard product; a total length and sleeve length of the garment are larger than those of the standard product; and a body width, cuff, waist, and lower bottom edge of the garment are equal to those of the standard product. The garment can be cut into any design shape and can be used with the opening parts left cut-off.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to freely-cuttable clothes that buyers can freely cut into arbitrary design shapes and wear. Background technique [0002] In the past, commercially available clothing was generally turned into a product and sold through manufacturing processes such as cutting, sewing, and finishing of fabrics according to predetermined design styles, shapes, and sizes. Consumers choose their favorite design shape and size suitable for them to buy from the products (clothing) on ​​sale, and wear them directly. [0003] Moreover, in the past, it has been proposed to sell a set of clothes cut into pieces (not sewn) for dresses such as wedding dresses, tuxedos, and evening dresses. Desired design is the idea of ​​sewing and processing these pieces (refer to Patent Document 1). [0004] Recently, with the diversification of fashion and the continuous development of individualization, it is expected that buyers can freely cut the clothes they...

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[0005] But the clothing purchaser of above-mentioned patent document 1 can only select desired design from the design of certain several kinds of combinations after purchasing, can not freely cut into arbitrary style.

In addition, the purchaser of the clothing in Patent Document 1 must sew and process each piece of cloth after purchasing, so there is a problem that this sewing process requires a high level of sewing processing technology.

On the other hand, the clothes of the prior art that the purchased finished product wears directly are not in a style that can be freely cut, and cannot be freely changed into a style that one likes, so the above-mentioned expectations cannot be met.

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