Shirt alteration method

Abstract

To solve a problem that a finished shirt in which a collar and a shirt body are joined has the uneconomical property such that the entire shirt is washed when the collar is heavily stained even though the shirt body is less stained, and during summer, for example, when traveling to business locations, business people would sweat and sometimes meet their customers with sweat stains on their collars.MEANS: A shirt collar is removed from a shirt body as a replacement collar and a connecting member is provided, the shirt collar is cut at both ends in a longitudinal direction by a size of 1 cm from a joint between the shirt body and the collar to form a collar stand, and a detachable relative connecting member is provided between the replacement collar and the collar stand, so that the replacement collar and the shirt body side collar stand are configured to be detachable.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 5

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a method for modifying the collar of a finished shirt. [Background technology]

[0002] Conventionally, when replacing collar parts, plastic hooks are used on the collar and shirt to be replaced, but the thickness of the plastic hooks makes the neck size of the shirt larger, which makes it look bad and impractical, which is the biggest drawback. During face-to-face negotiations, it makes the other party feel uncomfortable, and if you meet face-to-face while wearing such an ugly shirt with a large neck size, the success of the business deal decreases. It is time-consuming to attach a piece of fabric to the neck of the shirt, so manufacturing is impractical. (See Patent Document 1) [Patent Document 1] Patent Publication No. 2021-055238 DISCLOSURE OF THEINVENTION [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0003] For this reason, a coil-type zipper is used as the joining material to ensure ease of manufacturing, a natural feeling when wearing the garment with the collar replaced, and a consistent appearance. In addition, because both ends of the collar hang down due to the weight of the shirt itself, synthetic resin hooks are used on both ends of the collar to prevent rust caused by sweat, etc., and metal hooks are not used to prevent metal allergies. [Means for solving the problem]

[0004] According to claim 1 How to modify a finished shirt Two finished shirts consisting of the same size collar, collar stand and shirt body. Separate the shirt body from the collar of one finished shirt all around both ends to create a replacement collar. The side that touches the skin is the front collar fabric, and the side that does not touch the skin is the back collar fabric. The collar of the other finished shirt is cut to a size of about 1 cm from the shirt body on both ends in the longitudinal direction, and the shirt body side is used as the collar. The side that touches the skin is the front fabric of the collar stand, and the side that does not touch the skin is the back fabric of the collar stand. The collar stand has a concave or convex hook near both outer ends of the front cloth. A hook recess or hook protrusion is provided near the outer ends of the back fabric, toward the center from the hook recess or hook protrusion of the front fabric. The two zipper bars are placed at the ends of the front and rear fabrics in the approximate center, below the rear fabric. In the interchangeable collar, a zipper box side is provided on the rear cloth between the front cloth and the rear cloth, facing the two zipper bars of the collar stand. A hook recess or hook protrusion is provided on the inside of the front cloth opposite to the hook recess or hook protrusion of the front cloth of the collar stand. A hook recess or hook protrusion is provided on the inside of the back cloth opposite to the hook recess or hook protrusion of the back cloth of the collar stand. The collar stand and the replacement collar are detachably joined together. Effect of the Invention

[0005] The connection area between the replacement collar and the shirt's collar stand is thinner, making the shirt more comfortable to wear, looking better, and more practical. When visiting customers in the summer, sweat can form around the collar and collar stand due to sweat while moving around, and you have to meet with the customer while still sweaty, which makes the customer feel uncomfortable and also makes the person wearing the sweat-stained shirt feel inferior. When visiting a customer, carrying a replacement collar and replacing it with a new one in the washroom or other area before the meeting will give you confidence, avoid causing discomfort to the customer, and increase the chances of closing the deal. If the shirt itself is not very dirty but the collar is very dirty, you can remove and wash only the collar and then attach it to the shirt itself, thereby reducing the number of times the shirt needs to be washed. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0006] FIG. 1a shows the shirt body 17 of one finished shirt 1 as viewed from the back side 3. 4b shows the state in which the collar stand 4 is separated from the shirt body 17 to produce a replacement collar 29, which has a replacement collar front side cloth 7 and a replacement collar back side cloth 6;

[0007] FIG. 2a is a rear view of the other finished shirt 5. b is a collar stand 4 of the other finished shirt 5, and a collar stand connection part 18 with the shirt body 17. The collar stand 4 is cut upward to a width of 1 cm 22 across both ends of the collar stand 4 in the longitudinal direction, and connected to the shirt body 17 to form the collar stand 4,

[0008] FIG. 3a shows the collar stand 4 at both ends, approximately 1 cm 31 from the outer edge of the collar stand front cloth 6, with the collar stand front hook protruding ends 48 in close contact with the shirt and collar stand connection portion 18; At both ends of the collar stand 4, on the outside of the collar stand back cloth 8, the collar stand back hook protrusions 37 are provided toward the center from the collar stand front hook protrusions 40, and the ends 49 of the collar stand back hook protrusions are closely attached to the shirt and collar stand connection portion 18, approximately 4 centimeters 32 (see b) from the ends;

[0009] Each of the collar stand front hook convex 40 and the collar stand rear hook convex 37 uses a synthetic resin hook convex or a synthetic resin hook concave, In the figure, when viewed from above, the collar stand 4 has a center 33 of the collar stand front joining member disposed on the outside of the collar stand front side cloth 6 at a position approximately 1 cm 31 from the end of the collar stand 4, and a center 34 of the collar stand rear joining member disposed on the outside of the collar stand rear side 8 at a position approximately 4 cm 32 from the end of the collar stand 4. In FIG. 4Aa, both ends of the collar stand 4 are cut along the cutting lines 11 in order to shorten the collar stand 4 so that it can be inserted between the replacement collar back cloth 6 (see FIG. 1) and the replacement collar front cloth 7 (see FIG. 1) of the replacement collar 29. b shows the state in which the collar stand 4 has been shortened;

[0010] FIG. 4a shows a front hook concave cloth piece 35 and a back hook concave cloth piece 36, which are provided with a hook concave 41 on a cloth piece 42, which is paired with a collar stand rear hook convex 37 and a collar stand front hook convex 40. b is configured by joining a front hook concave cloth piece 35 to a front hook convex 40 of the collar stand, and joining a rear hook concave cloth piece 36 to a rear hook convex 37 of the collar stand;

[0011] In FIG. 5A, two zipper bars 13 are provided on the inside of the shirt collar stand back cloth 8 at the approximate center of the collar stand 4, with the bars 38 at the ends. The front hook concave cloth pieces 35 are joined to the respective collar stand front hook convexities 40, and the rear hook concave cloth pieces 36 are joined to the respective collar stand back hook convexities 37.

[0012] In FIG. 1B, the chuck bar 14 of the chuck bar side 13 is inserted into the slider 28 of the chuck box side 16, and attached to the chuck box 15. The slider 28 is moved to join the chuck box side 16 to the chuck bar side 13. An adhesive 39, indicated by oblique lines and dotted oblique lines, is applied to the front hook concave cloth piece 35 and the rear hook concave cloth piece 36.

[0013] FIG. 5 shows how the collar stand lower edge 44 of the collar stand 4 is inserted between the collar stand rear cloth 8 and the collar stand front cloth 6 of the replacement collar 29, approximately 3 to 5 mm 43 behind the replacement collar lower edge 45. Attach the rear hook concave fabric piece 36 to the inside of the replacement collar back fabric 6 with adhesive 39. The front hook recessed cloth piece 35 is attached to the inside of the replacement collar front cloth 7 with adhesive 39; Connect the zipper box side 16 to the inside upper part of the replacement collar back cloth 6.

[0014] FIG. 6 shows the state in which the slider 28 is moved to remove the chuck box side 16 from the chuck bar side 13. Separate each of the front hook concave cloth pieces 35 and the collar stand front hook convex 40, The rear hook convex portion 37 and the rear hook concave portion 36 are separated from each other. Remove the replacement collar 29 from the collar stand 4;

[0015] When joining the replacement collar 29 and the collar stand 4, The chuck box side 16 and the chuck bar side 13 are joined together, The collar stand 4 is joined to the rear hook convex 37 of each collar stand and the rear hook concave 46 of each replacement collar 29. The collar stand front hook convex 40 of each collar stand 4 and the front hook concave cloth piece hook concave 47 of each replacement collar 29 are joined together, resulting in the state shown in Figure 5 (see). [Brief description of the drawings]

[0016] [Figure 1] Creating a replacement collar [Diagram 2] Making the collar stand [Diagram 3] Collar stand joint material [Figure 4A] Shortened collar [Figure 4] Joining a convex hook to a concave hook [Figure 5A] Join the zipper bar side and zipper box side to the collar stand [Diagram 5] Replacement collar and collar stand attached [Figure 6] The completed replacement collar and collar stand [Explanation of symbols]

[0017] 1. One finished shirt 2, collar feather 3. Back side 4, collar stand 5. The other finished shirt 6. Replacement back collar fabric 7. Replacement collar front fabric 8. Back of collar 9. Collar stand front joint material 11, cutting line 12. Collar end cut 13. Chuck bar side 14. Chuck rod 15. Ziplock box 16. Zipper box side 17. Shirt body 18. Shirt and collar connection 20. Replacement collar front joint parts 21. Replacement collar back joint parts 22. Collar width 1cm 28. Slider 29. Replacement collar 30. The other end of the collar stand is cut 31. Approximately 1 cm from the edge 32. Approximately 4 cm from the edge 33. Center of the collar front hook 34. Center of the back hook of the collar 35. Front hook concave cloth piece 36. Back hook concave cloth piece 37. Hook and eye fastener on the back of the collar 38, bar 39. Adhesive 40. Collar front hook 41, Hook recess 42, piece of cloth 43, about 3 mm to about 5 mm 44. Lower edge of collar 45. Replacement collar bottom edge 46. ​​Back side hook recessed cloth piece hook recessed 47. Front hook recessed cloth piece hook recessed 48. The convex end of the front hook of the collar 49. The convex end of the hook on the back of the collar

Claims

[Claim 1] According to claim 1 How to modify a finished shirt Two finished shirts consisting of the same size collar, collar stand and shirt body. Separate the shirt body from the collar of one finished shirt all around both ends to create a replacement collar. The side that touches the skin is the front collar fabric, and the side that does not touch the skin is the back collar fabric. The collar of the other finished shirt is cut to a size of about 1 cm from the shirt body on both ends in the longitudinal direction, and the shirt body side is used as the collar. The side that touches the skin is the front fabric of the collar stand, and the side that does not touch the skin is the back fabric of the collar stand. The collar stand has a concave or convex hook near both outer ends of the front cloth. A hook recess or hook protrusion is provided near the outer ends of the back fabric, toward the center from the hook recess or hook protrusion of the front fabric. The two zipper bars are placed at the ends of the front and rear cloths in the approximate center between the front and rear cloths, and are located below the rear cloth. In the interchangeable collar, a zipper box side is provided on the rear cloth between the front cloth and the rear cloth, facing the two zipper bars of the collar stand. A hook recess or hook protrusion is provided on the inside of the front cloth opposite to the hook recess or hook protrusion of the front cloth of the collar stand. A hook recess or hook protrusion is provided on the inside of the back cloth opposite to the hook recess or hook protrusion of the back cloth of the collar stand. This method for altering a shirt is characterized by detachably joining a collar stand and a replacement collar.

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