Separate type kimono

Abstract

To provide a separate type Kimono which is easy to be dressed beautifully and is hardly worn out.SOLUTION: In a Kimono, a kimono collar 37, a layered collar 38 and an undergarment collar 39 are overlapped and sewn along inner edges 35 and 36 of a front body 11. A first fixing string 13 is sewn to a central portion 30 on the outside of a back body 12. The central portion 30 is a region positioned 22 cm below a collar bottom 47 and of 20 cm in the right and left direction. The front body 11 has a pair of second fixing strings 45 and 46. A drawstring loop 14 through which the second fixing strings 45 and 46 are inserted is disposed in the vicinity of a cuff end 31. Slits 33 and 34 are formed between the back body 12 and the front body 11 below the cuff end 31.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a separate-type kimono which is separated into at least an upper garment and a lower garment. [Background technology]

[0002] The act of properly putting on or dressing a kimono is called "dressing," and generally, dressing is not easy, and requires considerable skill to dress beautifully. In the past, separate-type kimonos have been proposed with the aim of making dressing easier (see Patent Documents 1 to 4). Separate-type kimonos are separated into a top that corresponds to the upper body and a bottom that corresponds to the lower body, making it relatively easy to dress even for those who are not accustomed to dressing.

[0003] By the way, the so-called "chopping" is important for the beauty of kimono dressing. Chopping is the process of pulling the fabric around the shoulders back to create a gap between the neck and the collar. Generally, an undergarment called a juban is worn under a kimono, but it is important and difficult to chopping so that the collar of the juban and the collar of the kimono overlap neatly when dressing.

[0004] The separate kimonos disclosed in the above Patent Documents 1 to 3 were difficult to cut beautifully. To solve this problem, the present inventor invented a separate kimono that makes it easy to cut beautifully (see Patent Document 4). This separate kimono is characterized by being easy to cut beautifully and the shape of the collar is less likely to collapse. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0005] [Patent Document 1] JP 2003-055807 A [Patent Document 2] JP 2000-328313 A [Patent Document 3] Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 07-048704 [Patent Document 4] Utility Model Registration No. 3185385 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0006] The problem with wearing a kimono is that it can easily become distorted (especially the shape of the collar) when you move your body too much. Young people, especially, want to be able to move their bodies freely without worrying about their kimono becoming distorted.

[0007] The present invention has been made against this background, and its object is to provide a separate-type kimono that is easy to put on beautifully and prevents the kimono from becoming disarrayed due to body movements. [Means for solving the problem]

[0008] (1) In order to solve the above problems, the present invention provides a separate-type kimono having an upper garment, a lower garment, and a hem belt. The upper garment has a left back body and a right back body that are symmetrically arranged on the left and right rear sides of the wearer's body, and the left and right back bodies are sewn together to form a rear body, a first fastening cord attached to the center of the rear body, a front body having a left front body and a right front body that are continuous with the left and right back bodies and folded forward to face the left and right back bodies and are symmetrically arranged on the left and right front sides of the wearer's body, and a left edge of the left front body and The garment comprises a pair of sleeves attached to the left edge of the left back body and the right edge of the right front body and the right edge of the right back body, a belt-like kimono collar attached along the inner edge of the front body, a belt-like undergarment collar attached so as to overlap the kimono collar, a pair of second fastening cords attached to the inner edge of the left front body and the inner edge of the right front body, respectively, for fastening the front body and the back body to the wearer's body, and a cord hole provided near the cuff end of the sleeve and through which the second fastening cords are inserted. A slit is formed between the back body and the front body below the cuff end. The undergarment comprises a undergarment body wrapped around the wearer's abdomen or waist, a pair of waist cords extending from the left and right ends of the undergarment body, a first waist cord hole provided at the end of the upper edge of the undergarment body and a second waist cord hole provided closer to the center of the undergarment body than the first waist cord hole. An insertion hole through which the waist cord is inserted is provided adjacent to the second waist cord hole. The hem belt comprises a belt body worn over the undergarment, and a hook-and-loop fastener for detachably connecting the left and right ends of the belt body.

[0009] According to this invention, the wearer puts his / her sleeves through the jacket. Since the kimono collar and the undergarment collar are attached to the front body in overlapping order from the outside of the jacket, the kimono collar and the undergarment collar are beautifully overlapped with the front body. The wearer wraps the first fixing string around the body from the back body to the front side and ties it in front of the body. At this time, since the first fixing string is attached to the center of the back body, the wearer can easily make a beautiful cut without losing the shape of the kimono collar and the undergarment collar by wrapping the first fixing string around the front side of the body while pulling it downward. Next, the wearer puts the left front body and the right front body together at the front side of the body and adjusts the collar. Since a slit is formed between the back body and the front body, the back body and the front body can be easily partially overlapped around the waist, and the back body and the front body can be made to fit the wearer's body.

[0010] Next, the wearer wraps the second fastening string attached to the left front body from the right side of the body to the outside of the back body and passes it through the string hole provided near the left cuff end. Similarly, the wearer wraps the second fastening string attached to the right front body from the left side of the body to the outside of the back body and passes it through the string hole provided near the right cuff end, and ties the pair of second fastening strings together. Because the pair of second fastening strings are each passed through the above-mentioned string holes (i.e., the string hole provided on the left and right sides), the top fits the wearer's body securely, the front body is less likely to shift even if the wearer moves vigorously, and the top is less likely to become disordered.

[0011] The wearer wraps the lower garment body around the abdomen or waist and passes the right waist cord through the insertion hole. This waist cord is wrapped around the body from the outside of the lower garment body and passed through the first waist cord guide located on the right side (i.e., provided at the end of the upper edge of the lower garment body). On the other hand, the left waist cord is wrapped around the body from the outside of the lower garment body and passed through the second waist cord guide located on the left side (i.e., provided toward the center of the upper edge of the lower garment body). This pair of waist cords are tied together in front of the wearer's body. This ensures that the lower garment fits the body securely and prevents the lower garment from becoming disheveled even when the wearer moves vigorously.

[0012] When dressing, the excess fabric that is longer than the length of the kimono is tucked up around the waist, and the tucked up fabric is left hanging down from the bottom end of the kimono obi. This type of dressing technique is called "ohashori," and it requires skill to do this beautifully when dressing. The wearer puts on the ohashori belt over the bottom garment. At this time, the belt body is wrapped around the bottom garment. The belt body is easily wrapped around the bottom garment and removed by the hook-and-loop fastener. By putting on the ohashori belt in this way, the wearer can easily and beautifully make the ohashori belt hang down from the bottom end of the kimono obi. This creates the appearance of a beautiful ohashori-processed kimono, with the top and bottom parts of the kimono in one piece.

[0013] (2) It is preferable that the belt body has a seam that indicates a collar.

[0014] In this configuration, the seam is easily aligned with the seam that defines the collar of the undergarment when the garment is put on, and therefore a more beautiful appearance can be easily achieved.

[0015] (3) In order to solve the above problems, the separate-type kimono upper garment of the present invention comprises a back body having a left back body and a right back body which are symmetrically arranged on the left and right rear sides of the wearer's body and the left and right back bodies are sewn together, a first fastening cord attached to the center of the back body, a front body having a left front body and a right front body which are continuous with the left back body and the right back body and are folded forward to face the left back body and the right back body, and which are symmetrically arranged on the left and right front sides of the wearer's body The garment comprises a pair of sleeves attached to the left end edge of the left front body and the left end edge of the left back body, and the right end edge of the right front body and the right end edge of the right back body, respectively, a belt-like kimono collar attached along the inner edge of the front body, a belt-like undergarment collar attached so as to overlap the kimono collar, a pair of second fastening cords attached to the inner edge of the left front body and the inner edge of the right front body, respectively, for fastening the front body and the back body to the wearer's body, and a string hole provided near the cuff end of the sleeve and through which the second fastening cords are inserted. A slit is formed between the back body and the front body below the cuff end.

[0016] According to this invention, the wearer puts his / her sleeves through the jacket. Since the kimono collar and the undergarment collar are attached to the front body in overlapping order from the outside of the jacket, the kimono collar and the undergarment collar are beautifully overlapped with the front body. The wearer wraps the first fixing string around the body from the back body to the front side and ties it in front of the body. At this time, since the first fixing string is attached to the center of the back body, the wearer can easily make a beautiful cut without losing the shape of the kimono collar and the undergarment collar by wrapping the first fixing string around the front side of the body while pulling it downward. Next, the wearer puts the left front body and the right front body together at the front side of the body and adjusts the collar. Since a slit is formed between the back body and the front body, the back body and the front body can be easily partially overlapped around the waist, and the back body and the front body can be made to fit the wearer's body.

[0017] Next, the wearer wraps the second fastening string attached to the left front body from the right side of the body to the outside of the back body and passes it through the string hole provided near the left cuff end. Similarly, the wearer wraps the second fastening string attached to the right front body from the left side of the body to the outside of the back body and passes it through the string hole provided near the right cuff end, and ties the pair of second fastening strings together. Because the pair of second fastening strings are each passed through the above-mentioned string holes (i.e., the string hole provided on the left and right sides), the top fits the wearer's body securely, the front body is less likely to shift even if the wearer moves vigorously, and the top is less likely to become disordered.

[0018] (4) The central portion of the back body is preferably a region along the seam line of the left and right back body and 21 to 25 cm below the collar in the vertical direction.

[0019] In this configuration, selection can be made easier and more reliable.

[0020] (5) It is preferable that the string hole is provided at a position 3 cm to 5 cm below the end of the cuff of the front body.

[0021] This configuration effectively prevents the front body from shifting.

[0022] (6) The undergarment collar may be removable.

[0023] In this configuration, the undergarment collar can be removed, making it possible to wash the undergarment collar.

[0024] (7) In order to solve the above problems, the lower garment of a separate-type kimono according to the present invention comprises a lower garment body wrapped around the wearer's stomach or waist, a pair of waist cords extending from the left and right ends of the lower garment body, a first waist cord hole provided at the end of the upper edge of the lower garment body, and a second waist cord hole provided closer to the center of the lower garment body than the first waist cord hole. An insertion hole through which the waist cord is inserted is provided adjacent to the second waist cord hole.

[0025] According to this invention, the wearer wraps the lower garment body around the abdomen or waist and passes the right waist cord through the insertion hole. This waist cord is wrapped around the body from the outside of the lower garment body and passed through a first waist cord guide located on the right side (i.e., provided at the end of the upper edge of the lower garment body). On the other hand, the left waist cord is wrapped around the body from the outside of the lower garment body and passed through a second waist cord guide located on the left side (i.e., provided toward the center of the upper edge of the lower garment body). This pair of waist cords are tied together in front of the wearer's body. This ensures that the lower garment fits the body securely and prevents the lower garment from becoming disheveled even when the wearer moves vigorously.

[0026] (8) In order to solve the above problems, the hem belt of the present invention is applied to a separate kimono that is separated into an upper garment and a lower garment, and has a belt body that is worn over the lower garment, and a hook-and-loop fastener that detachably connects the left and right ends of the belt body.

[0027] The wearer puts the hem belt on over the undergarment. At this time, the belt body is wrapped around the undergarment. By putting the hem belt on in this way, the wearer can easily and neatly make the hem belt protrude from the bottom end of the kimono obi. This creates the appearance of a beautiful hem-finished integrated kimono. Moreover, since the belt body can be easily wrapped around and fixed to the undergarment by a hook-and-loop fastener, the hem is prevented from becoming untidy even if the wearer moves vigorously.

[0028] (9) It is preferable that the belt body has a seam that indicates a collar.

[0029] In this configuration, the seam is easily aligned with the seam that defines the collar of the undergarment when the garment is put on, and therefore a more beautiful appearance can be easily achieved. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0030] [Figure 1]FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a state in which a separate-piece kimono 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention has been completely put on. [Diagram 2] FIG. 2 is a plan view showing the configuration of an upper garment 20 according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Diagram 3] FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of a main portion of the top 20 as viewed from behind. [Figure 4] FIG. 4 is a plan view of the fabric of the front body 11, the back body 12, and the left and right sleeves 25, 26 that constitute the top 20. [Diagram 5] FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the attachment position of the first fixing cord 13. As shown in FIG. [Figure 6] FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing the attachment position of the string guide 14. As shown in FIG. [Figure 7] FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the structure of an undershirt collar 39 and a double collar 38 provided on the top 20 according to this embodiment. [Figure 8] FIG. 8 is a plan view showing the configuration of bottom garment 50 according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 9] FIG. 9 is a diagram showing the structure of a shoulder strap 60 according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 10] FIG. 10 is a diagram showing the steps for putting on the separate kimono 10. [Figure 11] FIG. 11 is a diagram showing the steps for putting on the separate kimono 10. [Figure 12] FIG. 12 is a diagram showing the steps of putting on the separate kimono 10. [Figure 13] FIG. 13 is a diagram showing important points for putting on the separate kimono 10. [Figure 14] FIG. 14 is a diagram showing important points for putting on the separate kimono 10. [Figure 15] FIG. 15 is a diagram showing important points for putting on the separate kimono 10. [Figure 16] FIG. 16 is a diagram showing important points for putting on a separate kimono 10. [Figure 17] FIG. 17 is a diagram showing important points for putting on a separate kimono 10. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0031] Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings as appropriate.

[0032] 1. Overview of separate kimonos

[0033] FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a state in which a separate-piece kimono 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention has been completely put on.

[0034] As shown in the figure, the separate kimono 10 comprises a top 20, bottom 50, and a hem belt 60. The figure also shows a state where a kimono sash 70 is worn. The top 20 is worn on the wearer's upper body, and the bottom 50 is worn on the lower body. The hem belt 60 is wrapped around the wearer's abdomen, covering the boundary between the top 20 and bottom 50. The kimono sash 70 is wrapped around the outside of the hem belt 60. The kimono sash 70 is a type that is generally used when wearing separate kimonos. In the following explanation, the directions of up and down, left and right, and front and back are based on the wearer's viewpoint.

[0035] 2. Tops

[0036] Fig. 2 is a plan view showing the configuration of the upper garment 20. Fig. 3 is an enlarged view of a main part of the upper garment 20 as viewed from behind.

[0037] The top 20 has a front body 11, a back body 12, a left sleeve 25, and a right sleeve 26. The left sleeve 25 and the right sleeve 26 are arranged symmetrically. The front body 11 has a left front body 21 and a right front body 22, and the back body 12 has a left back body 23 and a right back body 24. The left front body 21 and the right front body 22, and the left back body 23 and the right back body 24 are arranged symmetrically and form pairs. The top 20 according to this embodiment is characterized in that a first fixing string 13 is provided on the outside of the back body 12, and that a pair of string holes 14 are provided in the front body 11. These characteristics will be described in detail later.

[0038] 4 is a plan view of the fabrics constituting the front body 11, the back body 12, and the left and right sleeves 25, 26. Fig. 4(A) is a plan view of fabric 43 constituting the left front body 21 and the left back body 23, and Fig. 4(B) is a plan view of fabric 44 constituting the left sleeve 25. Note that fabrics 43, 44 constituting the back body 12, the front body 11, the left sleeve 25, and the right sleeve 26 have lining fabrics, which are not shown in Fig.

[0039] The fabric 43 is cut into a shape as shown in FIG. 1A, for example. When the top 20 is sewn, a pair of fabrics 43 are arranged symmetrically (top and bottom in FIG. 1A) and sewn together along a center line L1. When the pair of fabrics 43 are sewn together, this center line L1 appears as the sewing line of the top 20. The right side of the fabric 43 shown in FIG. 1A forms the left front body 21, and the left side forms the left back body 23. Similarly, the fabric 43 arranged symmetrically to the fabric 43 forms the right front body 22 and the right back body 24.

[0040] By folding the fabric 43 at the fold-back line L2, the left front body 21 and the left back body 23 face each other, and the right front body 22 and the right back body 24 face each other. As a result, the left back body 23 and the right back body 24 are positioned at the rear left and rear right sides of the wearer's body, and the left front body 21 and the right front body 22 are positioned at the front left and front right sides of the wearer's body. When the wearer puts on the top 20, the left front body 21 and the right front body 22 are crossed and joined together in front of the wearer's body.

[0041] 2, the left outer edge 27 of the left back body 23 and the right outer edge 28 of the right back body 24 extend vertically. The left outer edge 27 and the right outer edge 28 are continuous with the bottom edges 29 of the left back body 23 and the right back body 24, respectively. The left outer edge 27, the right outer edge 28 and the bottom edge 29 give the lower half of the back body 12 a generally rectangular shape.

[0042] As shown in Fig. 2 to Fig. 4, a first fixing cord 13 is provided at the center 30 of the back body 12. The first fixing cord 13 is made of a known material such as fabric and is set to a required length. As shown in Fig. 3, the first fixing cord 13 is symmetrically arranged and sewn across the sewing line (center line) L1 of the back body 12. In other words, as shown in Fig. 4, the first fixing cord 13 is arranged and sewn so as to span the right end of the left back body 23 and the left end of the right back body 24. This first fixing cord 13 is wrapped around the front of the wearer's body and tied at the abdomen, as described below.

[0043] FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the attachment position of the first fixing cord 13. As shown in FIG.

[0044] As shown in Figs. 3 and 5, in this embodiment, the central portion 30 of the back body 12 is slightly above the center of the wearer's back. Specifically, the central portion 30 is located at a position that is a predetermined length 32 downward from the collar 47 of the top 20 along the sewing line (center line) L1. In this embodiment, the predetermined length 32 is set to 22 cm. However, the predetermined length 32 may be 21 cm or more and 25 cm or less from the collar 47. The central portion 30 is sewn to the back body 12. That is, the central portion 30 is sewn to the left and right of the sewing line (center line) L1 in an area of ​​a predetermined length 48. In this embodiment, the central portion 30 is sewn to the back body 12 in an area of ​​10 cm each on the left and right of the sewing line (center line) L1, totaling 20 cm. However, the predetermined length 48 may be 15 cm or more and 25 cm or less.

[0045] 4, fabric 43 is mountain-folded at fold-back line L2, so that left back body 23 and left front body 21 face each other, and similarly, right back body 24 and right front body 22 face each other. With the left ends of left back body 23 and left front body 21 facing each other, sleeve attachment portion E1 is formed above the left outer edge 27. A loop-shaped left sleeve 25 is sewn to this sleeve attachment portion E1 (corresponding to "the left end edge of the left front body and the left end edge of the left back body" in the claims).

[0046] The left sleeve 25 is sewn from the same fabric as the front body 11 and the back body 12. The left sleeve 25 is constructed by sewing two pieces of fabric 44 (see FIG. 4(B)) together in an overlapping state. The structure of the left sleeve 25 is known, and a sleeve attachment portion E2 is formed. The sleeve attachment portion E2 of the left sleeve 25 is sewn to the left back body 23 and the left front body 21 along the sleeve attachment portion E1. In this way, the left sleeve 25 is sewn to the left back body 23 and the left front body 21 forming a so-called body opening, and a cuff stopper 31 is formed at the end (see FIG. 2 and FIG. 4). When the left sleeve 25 is sewn to the front body 11 and the back body 12, the space between the left back body 23 and the left front body 21 communicates with the inside of the left sleeve 25. The left sleeve 25 has its upper half sewn to the left back body 23 and the left front body 21, and its lower half hangs down.

[0047] On the other hand, the right sleeve 26 is constructed symmetrically with the left sleeve 25. That is, the fabric 43 is mountain-folded at the folding line L2, so that the right back body 24 and the right front body 22 face each other, and the sleeve attachment part E1 (corresponding to the "right end edge of the right front body and the right end edge of the right back body" described in the claims) is formed. As shown in Fig. 2, the right sleeve 26 is sewn to the right ends of the right back body 24 and the right front body 22 above the right outer edge 28, like the left sleeve 25, to form the cuff stop 31. A detailed description of the right sleeve 26 will be omitted.

[0048] As shown in FIG. 2, the left back body 23 and the left front body 21 are not sewn together but are separated below the position where the left sleeve 25 and the right sleeve 26 are sewn together, i.e., below the cuff end 31. Similarly, the right back body 24 and the right front body 22 are not sewn together but are separated below the cuff end 31. As a result, a slit 33 is formed between the left back body 23 and the left front body 21 at the left end of the top 20. Similarly, a slit 34 is formed between the right back body 24 and the right front body 22 at the right end of the top 20. In the figure, the left front body 21 and the right front body 22 are rolled up upward, and the slits 33 and 34 are open. In this specification, the slits 33 and 34 refer to the gaps between the front body 11 and the back body 12. Therefore, the concept of "slit" in the present invention means a gap between the pieces of material, and is not limited to a cut formed by cutting the material.

[0049] FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing the attachment position of the string guide 14. As shown in FIG.

[0050] As shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 6, the left front body 21 and the right front body 22 are provided with the string holes 14. The string holes 14 are made of the same fabric as the front body 11 and the back body 12, and are sewn to the front side (front side) of the left front body 21 and the right front body 22 so as to form a loop. The size of the loop is not particularly limited, but is a size that allows the second fixing string 45 and the second fixing string 46 described later to be inserted therethrough. The string holes 14 are arranged symmetrically on the left and right sides, and are provided at a position a predetermined length 42 below the cuff end 31 (see FIG. 6). The predetermined length 42 is set to 3 cm in this embodiment. However, the position of the string holes 14 is set to 2 cm to 10 cm, preferably 3 cm to 5 cm, below the cuff end 31. In FIG. 2, the front body 11 is rolled up, so that the drawstring hole 14 is located above the cuff end 31 in the drawing.

[0051] As shown in Figure 2, a band-shaped kimono collar 37 is sewn along the inner edge 35 at the right end of the left front body 21 and along the inner edge 36 at the left end of the right front body 22. The kimono collar 37 is made of the same fabric as the front body 11 and the back body 12. The kimono collar 37 extends to both the left and right sides along the inner edges 35 and 36 with the center line L1 as the center. Both ends of the kimono collar 37 reach the bottom ends of the left front body 21 and the right front body 22.

[0052] A band-shaped double collar 38 is sewn to the back of the kimono collar 37. The double collar 38 is made of a different fabric than the kimono collar 37. The shape of the double collar 38 is generally the same as that of the kimono collar 37, but it is shorter in the longitudinal direction than the kimono collar 37. Therefore, the double collar 38 does not extend to the bottom ends of the left front body 21 and the right front body 22. The double collar 38 is sewn to the kimono collar 37 so that the edge of one end in the short direction protrudes inward from the kimono collar 37 (towards the center of the wearer's body) (see FIG. 11). The double collar 38 may be omitted.

[0053] 7 is a diagram showing the structure of the undergarment collar 39 and the double collar 38 provided on the top 20. Fig. 7(A) is a plan view of the undergarment collar 39, showing the position of the snap buttons provided on the undergarment collar 39. Fig. 7(B) is a diagram showing an example of the sewing of the undergarment collar 39, and Fig. 7(C) is a diagram showing an example of the sewing of the double collar 38.

[0054] As shown in Fig. 2B, the undergarment collar 39 is made of a rectangular piece of fabric. This fabric is folded in the short direction, and the longitudinal edges are overlapped and sewn together. As shown in Fig. 2C, the double collar 38 is also made of a rectangular piece of fabric. This fabric is folded in the short direction into a ring shape, and the longitudinal edges are sewn together so that they face each other (with the front and back surfaces in contact). It goes without saying that this figure shows only one example of the sewing structure of the undergarment collar 39 and the double collar 38.

[0055] As shown in FIG. 2, a belt-shaped underkimono collar 39 is attached to the back side of the double collar 38. The underkimono collar 39 is made of a fabric different from that of the kimono collar 37 and the double collar 38. The shape of the underkimono collar 39 is generally the same as that of the double collar 38. As shown in FIG. 7(A), a plurality of snap buttons 81 to 83 are attached at a predetermined interval in the longitudinal direction of the underkimono collar 39. In this embodiment, three snap buttons 81 are arranged side by side in the center, two snap buttons 82 are arranged on both sides of the snap button 81, and two snap buttons 83 are arranged next to the snap button 82. In this embodiment, the outer diameter of the snap buttons 81 and 82 is 11 mm, and the outer diameter of the snap button 83 is 13 mm. However, the number and outer diameter of the snap buttons 81 to 83 are not particularly limited. In this embodiment, the snap buttons 82 are arranged on the edge of the underkimono collar 39. The snap buttons 81, 83 are offset by predetermined lengths D1, D2, respectively, from the snap button 82 in the width direction of the undergarment collar 39. In this embodiment, D1 can be set to about 8 mm to 10 mm, and D2 can be set to about 20 mm to 25 mm.

[0056] Although not shown in the figure, snap buttons are also attached to the double collar 38. These snap buttons and the above snap buttons 81 to 83 allow the under-kimono collar 39 to be easily attached and detached to the double collar 38. That is, the snap buttons 81 to 83 are attached to the center periphery of the under-kimono collar 39 and the double collar 38, and to the center of the part where the under-kimono collar 39 crosses when dressing (see FIG. 10). Therefore, the center periphery and crossing part of the under-kimono collar 39 are attached to the double collar 38, and both ends in the longitudinal direction of the under-kimono collar 39 are separated from the double collar 38. If the double collar 38 is omitted, the under-kimono collar 39 is attached to the back of the kimono collar 37 via the above snap buttons 81 to 83 so as to be easily attached and detached.

[0057] Although not shown in Figure 7, a collar stiffener is inserted inside the under-kimono collar 39, that is, between the front fabric and the back fabric of the under-kimono collar 39. The collar stiffener is made of resin with a certain degree of elasticity, and is removable from the under-kimono collar 39. The collar stiffener is inserted into the under-kimono collar 39 from openings at both ends of the under-kimono collar 39 in the longitudinal direction.

[0058] The underkimono collar 39 is attached to the double collar 38 so that one edge of the short side of the collar sticks out from the double collar 38 to the inside (see FIG. 11). This creates an appearance of the kimono collar 37, double collar 38, and underkimono collar 39 neatly overlapping from the front side when viewed from the front of the wearer. Note that the kimono collar 37, double collar 38, and underkimono collar 39 are not shown in FIG. 4.

[0059] As shown in Fig. 2, second fixing cords 45, 46 are sewn to the back side of the kimono collar 37. That is, the second fixing cord 45 is attached to the inner edge 35 of the left front body 21 via the kimono collar 37, and the second fixing cord 46 is attached to the inner edge 36 of the right front body 22 via the kimono collar 37. These second fixing cords 45, 46 are wrapped around the wearer's body and tied together as described below. The second fixing cords 45, 46 fix the back body 12 and the front body 11 to the wearer's body.

[0060] 3. Bottoms

[0061] 8 is a plan view showing the configuration of bottom garment 50. Fig. 8(A) is a cut diagram of the fabric that makes up bottom garment 50, and Fig. 8(B) is an external view of bottom garment 50 after sewing. Fig. 8 shows the front side of bottom garment 50.

[0062] The bottom garment 50 comprises a bottom garment main body 51, a pair of waist cords (left waist cord 52, right waist cord 53), and a pair of waist cord holes (first waist cord hole 54, second waist cord hole 55). The bottom garment 50 according to this embodiment is characterized in that an insertion hole 59, which will be described later, is provided in the bottom garment main body 51, and that the first waist cord hole 54 and the second waist cord hole 55 are provided in the bottom garment main body 51.

[0063] The bottom garment body 51 is made of the same fabric as the fabric 43 constituting the top garment 20. In this embodiment, the outer shape of the bottom garment body 51 is approximately rectangular, and the bottom garment 50 is worn like a so-called wrap skirt. The bottom garment 50 has a required lining, which is sewn to the bottom garment body 51.

[0064] Waist string 52 is sewn to the left end of upper edge 57 of lower garment body 51 and extends from the left end of lower garment body 51. Waist string 53 is sewn to the right end of upper edge 57 of lower garment body 51 and extends from the right end of lower garment body 51. In this case, the "left end" and "right end" are based on the viewpoint of the wearer when wearing the garment (i.e., the viewpoint when the wearer holds the back side of lower garment body 51 facing the rear of their body). The fabric constituting waist strings 52, 53 may be the same as that of first fixing string 13 provided on upper garment 20.

[0065] As shown in Fig. 1A, pinched regions 84, 85 are provided symmetrically in the center of the upper edge 57. A pinched region 86 is also provided on the right edge of the upper edge 57. When sewing, pinched regions 84 to 86 are pinched and sewn together, forming tucks 87 to 89 as shown in Fig. 1B. As a result, the hem of the lower garment body 51 is pulled up towards the right side.

[0066] The first waist cord hole 54 and the second waist cord hole 55 are provided on the front side of the upper edge 57 of the lower garment body 51. The first waist cord hole 54 is provided in the vicinity of the part where the waist cord 52 is sewn (in this embodiment, in an area 5 cm or less from the part where the waist cord 52 is sewn: corresponding to the "end of the upper edge" described in the claims). The waist cord hole 54 is made of the same fabric as the lower garment body 51 and is sewn to the upper edge 57 to form a loop. The size of this loop is not particularly limited, but is large enough to allow the waist cords 52 and 53 to pass through. On the other hand, the second waist cord hole 55 is sewn to the upper edge 57 so as to face the first waist cord hole 54 in the left-right direction. Specifically, the second waist cord hole 55 is located on the center side of the lower garment body 51 at a predetermined interval 90 from the first waist cord hole 54 along the longitudinal direction 58 of the upper edge 57. As a result, when a wearer puts on the undergarment 50, the first waist cord hole 54 and the second waist cord hole 55 are located on the right and left sides of the wearer's body.

[0067] An insertion hole 59 is provided in the lower garment body 51. This insertion hole 59 is provided in the upper edge portion 57, and passes through the lower garment body 51. In this embodiment, this insertion hole 59 is located adjacent to the second waist cord hole 55 (for example, 5 cm or less from the second waist cord hole 55) and toward the center of the lower garment body 51. In this embodiment, the outer shape of the insertion hole 59 is a slit or a long and narrow rectangle. However, as long as the waist cords 52, 53 can be inserted through it, the shape and size of the insertion hole 59 are not particularly limited.

[0068] 4.About the hem belt

[0069] 9A and 9B are diagrams showing the structure of the hem belt 60. FIG. 9A is a back view, and FIG. 9B is a front view.

[0070] The hem belt 60 comprises a belt body 66 and a hook-and-loop fastener 62. The hem belt 60 according to this embodiment is characterized in that it comprises the hook-and-loop fastener 62, which allows the wearer to easily wrap the belt body 66 around the bottom garment 50 and fasten it in place.

[0071] The belt body 66 has an outer shape of a long and narrow rectangle, and is made of the same fabric as the bottom garment 50 and the top garment 20. The lower edge portion 61 of the belt body 66 is folded back as shown in the figure. The hook and loop fastener 62 has a loop tape 63 and a hook tape 64, which are attached to the left and right ends of the belt body 66. In this embodiment, the loop tape 63 is provided on the back side, and the hook tape 64 is provided on the front side. However, the loop tape 63 may be provided on the front side, and the hook tape 64 on the back side. A seam 65 is formed on the belt body 66. This seam 65 extends vertically, forming a so-called collar line.

[0072] 5. About dressing

[0073] The steps for putting on the separate kimono 10 according to this embodiment are as follows. In the explanation of how to put on the separate kimono 10, unimportant details will be omitted. The omitted steps follow the method of putting on a normal kimono.

[0074] 10, 11 and 12 are diagrams showing the dressing procedure.

[0075] As shown in FIG. 10, the wearer puts on the top 20 over underwear. The kimono collar 37, the double collar 38, and the undergarment collar 39 are attached to the front body 11 in order from the outside of the top 20, so that the kimono collar 37, the double collar 38, and the undergarment collar 39 are neatly overlapped with the front body. The wearer wraps the first fixing string 13 around the body from the back body 12 toward the front and ties it in front of the body. At this time, since the first fixing string 13 is attached to the center part 30 of the back body 12 (see FIG. 2 and FIG. 3), the wearer can wrap the first fixing string 13 around the front of the body while pulling it downward. This allows the kimono collar 37, the double collar 38, and the undergarment collar 39 to be easily neatly cut without losing their shape.

[0076] Particularly in this embodiment, the first fixing cord 13 is attached to the center 30 of the back body 12, that is, in the range of 21 cm to 25 cm downward from the under-collar 47 of the top 20 as shown in Fig. 5, so that the wearer can easily make a very beautiful selection by simply pulling the first fixing cord 13. Moreover, as shown in the figure, this first fixing cord 13 is sewn in an area of ​​a predetermined length 48 (15 cm to 25 cm), so that the wearer can more easily and quickly make a beautiful selection by simply pulling the first fixing cord 13.

[0077] As shown in Fig. 11, the wearer aligns the left front body 21 and the right front body 22 at the front of the body and adjusts the collar. Since slits 33, 34 are formed between the rear body 12 and the front body 11 (see Fig. 2), the wearer can easily turn the first fastening cord 13 to the front of the body as shown in Fig. 10, and can easily overlap the rear body 12 and the front body 11 partially around the waist, allowing the rear body 12 and the front body 11 to easily fit to the wearer's body.

[0078] Next, as shown in Fig. 10 and Fig. 2, the wearer uses the second fastening cords 45, 46 provided on the front body 11 to fasten the left front body 21 and the right front body 22 together neatly. Specifically, the second fastening cord 45 attached to the left front body 21 is wrapped around from the right side of the body to the outside of the back body 12. On the other hand, the second fastening cord 46 attached to the right front body 22 is wrapped around from the left side of the body to the outside of the back body 12. Then, as shown in Fig. 12, the second fastening cords 45, 46 are wrapped around the front side of the wearer's body and tied at the wearer's abdomen.

[0079] 13 to 17 are diagrams showing important points for dressing.

[0080] As shown in Fig. 13 and Fig. 2, a pair of string holes 14 are provided in the front body 11. As a result, the second fixing cord 46 is wound around the outside of the back body 12 from the left side of the wearer's body, and then inserted into the string hole 14 provided in the right front body 22. On the other hand, the second fixing cord 45 is wound around the outside of the back body 12 from the right side of the wearer's body, and then inserted into the string hole 14 (see Fig. 2) provided in the left front body 21. The effect of inserting the second fixing cords 45, 46 into the string holes 14 in this manner will be described later.

[0081] A wearer puts on a bottom garment 50 (see FIG. 8). The wearer wraps a bottom garment body 51 around the abdomen or waist. The waist string 53, which is placed on the right side of the wearer when worn, is passed through an insertion hole 59 provided in the bottom garment body 51, as shown in FIG. 14 and FIG. 15. At this time, as shown in FIG. 14, the waist string 53 passes through the insertion hole 59 from the inside (back side) of the bottom garment 50, and extends to the outside (front side) as shown in FIG. 15. This waist string 53 is wound around the left side of the wearer's body from the outside of the bottom garment body 51 to the rear side, and is passed through a first waist string hole 54 as shown in FIG. 16. On the other hand, the waist string 52 is wound around the right side of the wearer's body to the rear side, and is passed through a second waist string hole 55 (see FIG. 15 and FIG. 8). The waist strings 52 and 53 cross and are tied at the front side of the wearer's body, as shown in FIG. 17.

[0082] The wearer puts on the hem belt 60 shown in Fig. 9. The hem belt 60 is placed around the wearer's waist with the surface side shown in Fig. 9 (B) facing outwards. The hem belt 60 is wrapped around the wearer's waist in a position that hides the boundary between the top 20 and the bottom garment 50. At this time, the seam 65 formed on the hem belt 60 is aligned with the seam 56 on the bottom garment body 51 as shown in Fig. 1. This operation is nothing other than the operation of aligning the collar line when putting on a kimono, but since the belt body 66 is fixed to the wearer's body by the hook-and-loop fastener 62, the wearer can easily adjust the position of the seam 56 on the belt body 66.

[0083] Therefore, the task of aligning the collar lines is extremely simple. With the collar lines aligned, the wearer overlaps the loop tape 63 over the hook tape 64 and closes the hook-and-loop fastener 62. This connects the left and right ends of the belt body 66 and secures the hem belt 60. The wearer can easily remove the hook-and-loop fastener 62, making it easy to put on and take off the hem belt 60.

[0084] The wearer wraps the kimono obi 70 (see Figure 1) around the outside of the hem belt 60. The kimono obi 70 is a common item used for putting on a normal kimono, and the way it is tied follows the normal way of putting on a kimono. As a result, as shown in Figure 1, the hem belt 60 partially hangs out from the bottom end of the kimono obi 70 with the collar line neatly aligned.

[0085] 6. The benefits of separate kimonos

[0086] As mentioned above, when putting on the separate kimono 10, the collar 37, the collar 38, and the collar 39 of the undergarment can be neatly cut easily and quickly without losing their shape. Moreover, since the second fixing cords 45, 46 are inserted through the cord hole 14 provided on the front body 11, the front body 11 is unlikely to shift even if the wearer moves vigorously, and the disorder of the top 20 is suppressed. In addition, the waist cords 52, 53 provided on the bottom body 51 are passed through the insertion hole 59, the first waist cord hole 54, and the second waist cord hole 55, so that the bottom 50 fits the wearer's body reliably. As a result, the disorder of the bottom 50 is suppressed even if the wearer moves vigorously. Furthermore, the hem belt 60 can be easily attached and detached via the hook-and-loop fastener 62 and is securely fixed to the wearer's body, so that even if the wearer moves vigorously, the hem belt 60 and the collar line are prevented from becoming disordered.

[0087] 2 and 3, in this embodiment, the first fixing cord 13 is sewn to the center portion 30 of the back body 12. This makes it easier to pull the back body 12 down, allowing for neater selection.

[0088] 2, in this embodiment, the string hole 14 is provided at a position 3 cm to 5 cm below the cuff end 31 of the front body 11. This effectively prevents the front body 11 from shifting when the separate kimono 10 is worn, even if the wearer exercises by swinging their arms up in a large motion.

[0089] In addition, in this embodiment, since the undergarment collar 39 is detachable, it is possible to wash only the undergarment collar 39.

[0090] In this embodiment, as described above, the hem belt 60 is attached via the hook-and-loop fastener 62, which has the advantage that the hem can be easily adjusted when putting on the kimono, and the collar line can be neatly aligned. [Explanation of symbols]

[0091] 10. Separate kimono 11...Front 12. Back 13...1st fixed string 14... Lacing 20...jacket 21... Left front body 22 Right front body 23... Left back 24 Right back 25...Left sleeve 26...Right sleeve 27 Left outer edge 28 Right outer edge 30...Central part 31... Cuff end 32...Predetermined length 33...Slit 34...Slit 35... Inner edge 36... Inner edge 37 Kimono collar 38...Layered collar 39...Kimono collar 42: Specified length 43...Fabric 44...Fabric 48...Predetermined length 50...Bottoms 51...Bottoms body 52 Waist cord 53 Waist cord 54... Waist cord loop 55 Waist string loop 56...Stitches 57 Upper edge 59... Through hole 60. Ohashiri belt 62...Hook and loop fastener 63 Loop tape 64 Hook tape 65···Stitches 66 Belt body 70···Kimono Obi

Claims

1. A separate kimono top separated into a top and bottom, A back body having a left back body and a right back body that are symmetrically arranged on the left rear side and the right rear side of a wearer's body, and the left back body and the right back body are sewn together; A first fixing cord attached to a center portion of the back body; a front body having a left front body and a right front body that are continuous with the left back body and the right back body, respectively, and are folded forward to face the left back body and the right back body, and are symmetrically disposed on the front left side and the front right side of a wearer's body; a pair of sleeves attached to the left end edge of the left front body, the left end edge of the left back body, and the right end edge of the right front body, and the right end edge of the right back body; A belt-like kimono collar attached along the inner edge of the front body; A belt-like undergarment collar attached so as to overlap the kimono collar; a pair of second fastening cords attached to the inner edge of the left front body and the inner edge of the right front body, respectively, for fastening the front body and the rear body to the wearer's body; a string guide provided near the end of the sleeve and through which the second fixing string is inserted; The jacket has a slit formed between the rear body and the front body below where the cuffs end.

2. 2. The upper garment according to claim 1, wherein the central portion of the back body is a region along a seam line between the left and right back body sections and 21 cm to 25 cm below the collar in the vertical direction.

3. 3. The upper garment according to claim 1, wherein the string hole is provided at a position 3 cm to 5 cm below where the cuff of the front body ends.

4. 3. The upper garment according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the undergarment collar is removable.

5. A separate kimono bottom that is separated into a top and bottom, A lower garment body that is wrapped around the wearer's stomach or waist; A pair of waist cords extending from the left and right ends of the lower garment body; a first waist cord hole provided at an end of an upper edge of the lower garment body and a second waist cord hole provided closer to the center of the lower garment body than the first waist cord hole; The lower garment has an insertion hole through which the waist cord is inserted, adjacent to the second waist cord hole.

6. A hem belt for use with a separate kimono that is divided into an upper garment and a lower garment, A belt body to be worn over the lower garment; A shoulder belt having a hook-and-loop fastener for detachably connecting the left and right ends of the belt body.

7. 7. The hem belt according to claim 6, wherein a seam indicating a collar is formed on the belt body.

8. A separate kimono having an upper garment, a lower garment, and a hem belt, The above-mentioned jacket is A back body having a left back body and a right back body that are symmetrically arranged on the left rear side and the right rear side of a wearer's body, and the left back body and the right back body are sewn together; A first fixing cord attached to a center portion of the back body; a front body having a left front body and a right front body that are continuous with the left back body and the right back body, respectively, and are folded forward to face the left back body and the right back body, and are symmetrically disposed on the front left side and the front right side of a wearer's body; a pair of sleeves attached to the left end edge of the left front body, the left end edge of the left back body, and the right end edge of the right front body, and the right end edge of the right back body; A belt-like kimono collar attached along the inner edge of the front body; A belt-like undergarment collar attached so as to overlap the kimono collar; a pair of second fastening cords attached to the inner edge of the left front body and the inner edge of the right front body, respectively, for fastening the front body and the rear body to the wearer's body; a string guide provided near the end of the sleeve and through which the second fixing string is inserted; A slit is formed between the rear body and the front body below the end of the sleeve cuff, The above undergarments are A lower garment body that is wrapped around the wearer's stomach or waist; A pair of waist cords extending from the left and right ends of the lower garment body; a first waist cord hole provided at an end of an upper edge of the lower garment body and a second waist cord hole provided closer to the center of the lower garment body than the first waist cord hole; An insertion hole through which the waist cord is inserted is provided adjacent to the second waist cord hole, The above mentioned hem belt is A belt body to be worn over the lower garment; and a hook-and-loop fastener for detachably connecting the left and right ends of the belt body.

9. 9. The separate-type kimono according to claim 8, wherein a seam indicating a collar is formed on the belt body.

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