collar

Abstract

This article is a collar to be attached to a kimono or kimono undergarments (not limited to kimono undergarments such as a nagajuban). The article may be attached to a kimono or the like using a clip or other member, or may be sewn on. The method of using this article is to attach the article to a kimono or the like, put on the kimono, and then overlap both ends at the front to achieve a desired collar angle and fasten them with snap buttons, as shown in the reference diagram showing the state of use. The reference diagram of planar development is a plan view of this article with the folds protruding on the planar side of the article spread out (unfolded) on a plane. This article can be unfolded into the shape shown in the reference diagram of planar development, making it easy to store and wash, and the part of this article that comes into contact with the neck when worn is formed as a core (part formed integrally with the core) (part shown by a hatched pattern in the reference diagram of planar development) that is harder than the other parts, making it easier to maintain the shape of the collar by bending at the boundary between the core and the other parts. The left end of the article is provided with multiple snap buttons (female) with the socket (spring) on ​​the flat side, and the right end of the article is provided with multiple snap buttons (male) with the stud (genko) on the bottom side. The right end is placed on top of the left end, and two pairs of snap buttons (male and female) are fitted with studs in the sockets, so that the right front collar can be firmly fixed with two snap buttons. Furthermore, the snap buttons on each of the left and right ends of the article include three snap buttons arranged side by side along the edge and one independent snap button arranged at a distance therefrom, and the angle of the collar can be changed by engaging one independent snap button at one end with any one of the three snap buttons arranged side by side at the other end. However, the number of snap buttons arranged side by side is not limited to three. Note that the colored parts in the reference diagram showing the state of use indicate the fabric of the flat surface (surface) of the article.

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