Upper garment and sewing method therefor

Abstract

To provide an upper garment that has fashionability in addition to functionality and a sewing method for the upper garment.SOLUTION: An upper garment comprises: a right front body portion; a left front body portion; and a back body portion. A first right front body portion, which presents a substantially inverted L-shape when viewed from the front, and a second right front body portion, whose right end and left end are in a substantially opposing relationship, are sewn together. A space enclosed by the first right front body portion and the second right front body portion functions as a pocket. A first left front body portion, which presents a substantially L-shape when viewed from the front, and a second left front body portion, whose right end and left end are in the substantially opposing relationship, are sewn together. The space enclosed by the first left front body portion and the second left front body portion functions as a pocket.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present invention relates to an upper garment and a method for sewing an upper garment. [Background technology]

[0002] Generally, appropriate outerwear (jackets, coats, tops, outerwear, etc.) is worn depending on the time, place, and occasion. Recently, outerwear that pursues functionality such as lightness and comfort has been provided.

[0003] Patent Document 1 discloses a lightweight jacket that is unconstructed to minimize the use of lining, interlining, and padding, in order to achieve a light feel and soft texture, and is characterized by the limited use of interlining only in the required area from the neckline to the armholes along the top of the shoulders on both the left and right front body sections. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0004] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Publication No. 2021-165449 DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0005] An object of the present invention is to provide an upper garment that is not only functional but also fashionable, and a method for sewing such an upper garment. [Means for solving the problem]

[0006] (1) An upper garment according to one aspect of the present invention is an upper garment having a right front body, a left front body, and a back body, wherein the right front body has a first right front body that is generally inverted L-shaped in front view, and a second right front body whose right end and left end are generally opposed to each other, and the first right front body is sewn to the second right front body at at least one of the upper right end and left end and the lower right end and bottom end of the first right front body; The second right front body is sewn to the upper end and right end of the back body at the upper end and right end of the second right front body, respectively, and the left front body has a first left front body that is generally L-shaped in front view and a second left front body whose right end and left end are generally opposed to each other, and the first left front body is sewn to the second left front body at at least one of the upper left end and right end and the lower left end and lower end of the first left front body, and the second left front body is The upper and left ends of the second left front body are sewn together with the upper and left ends of the back body, respectively, and the space surrounded by the first right front body and the second right front body, created by sewing the first right front body and the second right front body together, functions as a right pocket, and the space surrounded by the first left front body and the second left front body, created by sewing the first left front body and the second left front body together, functions as a left pocket.

[0007] (2) In the upper garment described in (1) above, the back body may be further sewn to the upper end of the first right front body and the upper end of the first left front body.

[0008] (3) The jacket described in (1) or (2) above may further have a right facing and a left facing, the right facing being sewn to the left end of the first right front body, and the left facing being sewn to the right end of the first left front body.

[0009] (4) The jacket described in (3) above may further have a right sleeve, a left sleeve, and a collar, the right sleeve being sewn to the second right front body and the back body, the left sleeve being sewn to the second left front body and the back body, and the collar being sewn to at least the upper end portions of the first right front body, the right facing, the first left front body, the left facing, and the back body.

[0010] (5) The upper garment described in any one of (1) to (4) above may have a button provided at the left end of the first right front body or the right end of the first left front body, and a buttonhole corresponding to the button provided at the right end of the first left front body or the left end of the first right front body where the button is not provided.

[0011] (6) A method for sewing an upper garment according to one aspect of the present invention is a method for sewing an upper garment having a right front body, a left front body, a back body, a right facing, a left facing, a right sleeve, a left sleeve, and a collar, wherein the right front body has a first right front body that is generally inverted L-shaped in front view and a second right front body whose right end and left end are generally opposed to each other, and the left front body has a first left front body that is generally L-shaped in front view and whose right end and left end are generally opposed to each other. a second left front body in a relative relationship thereto, and the method includes the steps of sewing together the first right front body and the second right front body at the upper right end and lower end of the first right front body, sewing together the first left front body and the second left front body at the upper left end and lower end of the first left front body, sewing together the left end of the first right front body and the right facing, sewing together the right end of the first left front body and the left facing, sewing together the upper end of the first right front body, the upper end of the second right front body and the right upper end of the back body, sewing together the upper end of the first left front body, the upper end of the second left front body and the left upper end of the back body, sewing together the lower right end of the first right front body, the right end of the second right front body and the right end of the back body, and sewing together the first left front body. The method includes a step of sewing together the lower left end of the collar, the left end of the second left front body, and the left end of the back body; a step of sewing together the upper ends of the first right front body, the right facing, the first left front body, the left facing, and the back body, and the lower end of the collar; a step of sewing together the second right front body, the back body, and the right sleeve; and a step of sewing together the second left front body, the back body, and the left sleeve. [Effects of the Invention]

[0012] According to the present invention, the front body sections (the first right front body section and the second right front body section, and the first left front body section and the second left front body section) can be made to function as pockets, making it possible to easily provide a functional upper garment. Furthermore, for example, the pattern of the first right front body section and the pattern of the second right front body section can be made different, making it possible to easily provide a fashionable upper garment. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0013] [Figure 1] FIG. 1 is a front view of an upper garment according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 2] FIG. 2 is a rear view of the upper garment according to the embodiment. [Figure 3] FIG. 10 is a front view showing the right front body, the left front body, and the collar of the upper garment before they are sewn together, in a developed form, according to the embodiment. [Figure 4] In this embodiment, Figure 4(a) is a schematic back view showing the back body of the top unsewn together, and Figure 4(b) is a schematic front view showing the back body of the top unsewn together. [Figure 5] FIG. 2 is a front view schematically showing the upper garment without buttons and buttonholes according to the embodiment. [Figure 6] FIG. 10 is a diagram showing the overall flow of the sewing process for the upper garment in the embodiment. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0014] Hereinafter, one embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

[0015] <Top 10 Compositions> As shown in Figures 1 to 4, the top 10 of this embodiment has a right front body 110, a right facing 116, a left front body 120, a left facing 126, a back body 130, a right sleeve 140, a left sleeve 150, a collar 160, a right pocket 172, a left pocket 174, buttons 180, and buttonholes 190. The top 10 is configured so that a portion of the left end of the right front body 110 (the left end 112b side of the first right front body 112 described below) and a portion of the right end of the left front body 120 (the right end 122a side of the first left front body 122 described below) overlap, and so that when the button 180 is fastened in the buttonhole 190, the left front body 120 is positioned on the outside.

[0016] The right front body 110 has a first right front body 112 that is generally inverted L-shaped when viewed from the front, and a second right front body 114 whose right end 114a and left end 114b are generally opposed to each other. The first right front body 112 and the second right front body 114 are made of cotton fabric. The surface of the first right front body 112 has a striped pattern. On the other hand, the second right front body 114 is plain. The maximum vertical width (vertical: width in the Y direction in Fig. 1; the same applies below) of the first right front body 112 is configured to be equal to the maximum vertical width of the second right front body 114. In addition, the horizontal width (horizontal: width in the X direction in Fig. 1; the same applies below) of the first right front body 112 is configured to be longer than the horizontal width of the second right front body 114.

[0017] As shown in Figure 5, the first right front body 112 is sewn to the second right front body 114 via seam A at the upper right end 112a of the first right front body 112, seam C at the lower right end 112c, seam B at the lower end 112f, and seam I at the upper end 112e. In this embodiment, the term "edge" includes the edge and its vicinity. The same applies hereinafter. The center end 112d of the first right front body 112 may be folded inward and sewn in advance for several centimeters from the edge, so that the edge of the center end 112d is not visible from the outside.

[0018] The right facing 116 is a cotton fabric having a rectangular shape with long sides when viewed from the front. The surface of the right facing 116 has the same striped pattern as the first right front body 112. As will be described later, the right facing 116 is formed by turning over the piece sewn to the first right front body 112 with the front sides facing each other. Therefore, one end 116a of the right facing 116 shown in FIG. 3 is located on the left side when sewn to the first right front body 112, as shown in FIG. 5. Specifically, the right facing 116 is sewn to the first right front body 112 via seam D1 at one end 116a of the right facing 116, via seam D2 at the upper end 116d, and via seam J at the upper end 116c. In other words, the first right front body 112 is sewn to the right facing 116 at the left end 112b, part of the upper end 112e, and part of the lower end 112f of the first right front body 112 via seams D1, D2, and J.

[0019] The left front body 120 has a first left front body 122 that is generally L-shaped in front view, and a second left front body 124 whose right end 124a and left end 124b are generally opposed to each other. The first left front body 122 and the second left front body 124 are made of cotton fabric. The surface of the first left front body 122 has a striped pattern. On the other hand, the second left front body 124 is plain. The maximum vertical width of the first left front body 122 is configured to be equal to the maximum vertical width of the second left front body 124. The width of the first left front body 122 is configured to be longer than the width of the second left front body 124.

[0020] As shown in FIG. 5, the first left front body 122 is sewn to the second left front body 124 via seam E at the upper left end 122b of the first left front body 122, via seam G at the lower left end 122c, via seam F at the lower end 122f, and via seam K at the upper end 124e. The center end 122d of the first left front body 122 may be folded inward and sewn in advance for several centimeters from the edge, so that the edge of the center end 122d is not visible from the outside.

[0021] The left facing 126 is a cotton fabric having a rectangular shape with long sides when viewed from the front. The surface of the left facing 126 has the same striped pattern as the first left front body 122. As will be described later, the left facing 126 is formed by turning up the piece sewn to the first left front body 122 with the front sides facing each other. Therefore, one end 126a of the left facing 126 shown in FIG. 3 is located on the right side when sewn to the first left front body 122, as shown in FIG. 5. Specifically, the left facing 126 is sewn to the first left front body 122 via seam H1 at one end 126a of the left facing 126, via seam H2 at the upper end 126d, and via seam L at the upper end 126c. In other words, the first left front body 122 is sewn to the left facing 126 via seams H1, H2, and L at the right end 122a, part of the upper end 122e, and part of the lower end 122f of the first left front body 122.

[0022] As shown in Figure 4, the back body 130 is a fabric made of cotton and has a generally hexagonal shape with the left and right sides perpendicular to the base when viewed from the front and back when unfolded. The surface of the back body 130 (the surface that does not come into contact with the back when worn) has a striped pattern similar to that of the first left front body 122. The back body 130 is sewn to the first right front body 112, the second right front body 114, the first left front body 122, and the second left front body 124.

[0023] Specifically, the back body 130 is sewn to the second right front body 114 via seam C at the right end 130a of the back body 130 and via seam I at a part of the upper end 130c of the back body 130. In other words, the second right front body 114 is sewn to the back body 130 via seam C at the right end 114a of the second right front body 114 and via seam I at the upper end 114c of the second right front body 114.

[0024] Additionally, the back body 130 is sewn to the first right front body 112 at another part of the upper end portion 130c of the back body 130 via seam I. In other words, the first right front body 112 is sewn to the back body 130 at the upper end portion 112e of the first right front body 112 via seam I.

[0025] Additionally, the back body 130 is sewn to the second left front body 124 via seam G at the left end 130b of the back body 130 and via seam K at a part of the upper end 130c of the back body 130. In other words, the second left front body 124 is sewn to the back body 130 via seam G at the left end 124b of the second left front body 124 and via seam K at the upper end 124c of the second left front body 124.

[0026] Additionally, the back body 130 is sewn to the first left front body 122 at another part of the upper end portion 130c of the back body 130 via a seam K. In other words, the first left front body 122 is sewn to the back body 130 at the upper end portion 122e of the first left front body 122 via a seam K.

[0027] The right sleeve 140 is made of a fabric made of cotton. The surface of the right sleeve 140 has a striped pattern similar to that of the first right front body 112. The right sleeve 140 is sewn to the second right front body 114 and the back body 130. Specifically, the right sleeve 140 is sewn to the second right front body 114 and the back body 130 at the armhole 140a of the right sleeve 140 via seam N. In other words, the armhole 114e of the second right front body 114 and the first armhole 130e of the back body 130 are sewn to the right sleeve 140 via seam N.

[0028] The left sleeve 150 is made of a fabric made of cotton. The surface of the left sleeve 150 has a striped pattern similar to that of the first right front body 112. The left sleeve 150 is sewn to the second left front body 124 and the back body 130. Specifically, the left sleeve 150 is sewn to the second left front body 124 and the back body 130 via a seam O at the armhole 150a of the left sleeve 150. In other words, the armhole 124e of the second left front body 124 and the second armhole 130f of the back body 130 are sewn to the left sleeve 150 via a seam O.

[0029] The collar 160 is made of cotton fabric. The surface of the collar 160 has the same striped pattern as the first right front body 112. The lower end 160a of the collar 160 is sewn together at seam J to a portion of the upper end 112e of the first right front body 112 and a portion of the upper end 116c of the right facing 116, at seam L to a portion of the upper end 122e of the first left front body 122 and a portion of the upper end 126c of the left facing 126, and at seam M to a portion (center) of the upper end 130c of the back body 130.

[0030] Furthermore, as the upper garment 10 of this embodiment has the above-mentioned configuration, the space surrounded by the first right front body 112 and the second right front body 114 forms the right pocket 172, and the space surrounded by the first left front body 122 and the second left front body 124 forms the left pocket 174.

[0031] A plurality of buttons 180 are provided on the first right front body 112. A plurality of buttonholes 190, through which the buttons 180 can be fastened and removed, are provided on the first left front body 122.

[0032] <Manufacturing method for tops> The upper garment 10 of this embodiment is produced by the following sewing process (see FIG. 6).

[0033] First, fabric made of cotton is cut to fit the patterns corresponding to each part of the first right front body 112, the second right front body 114, the right facing 116, the first left front body 122, the second left front body 124, the left facing 126, the back body 130, the right sleeve 140, the left sleeve 150 and the collar 160, to create each part (step S602).

[0034] Next, the prepared parts are sewn together.

[0035] (1) Sew the first right front body 112 and the second right front body 114 together (step S604). That is, the lower right end 112c of the first right front body 112 is aligned with the right end 114a of the second right front body 114, and the bottom end 112f of the first right front body 112 is aligned with the bottom end 114d of the second right front body 114. Then, the first right front body 112 and the second right front body 114 are sewn together with the front sides facing each other at the upper right end 112a of the first right front body 112. This forms seam A. Seam A is provided from the top end 112e to the bottom end 112f of the first right front body 112. Then, a portion of the bottom end 112f of the first right front body 112 is sewn together with the bottom end 114d of the second right front body 114 so that the first right front body 112 and the second right front body 114 are facing outwards. This forms seam B. At this time, it is preferable to fold the edge of the bottom end 112f of the first right front body 112 and the edge of the bottom end 114d of the second right front body 114 inwards by a few centimeters and sew them together so that these edges are not visible from the outside. At this time, the sewn area may be ironed.

[0036] (2) The first left front body 122 and the second left front body 124 are sewn together (step S606). That is, the lower left end 122c of the first left front body 122 is aligned with the left end 124b of the second left front body 124, and the bottom end 122f of the first left front body 122 is aligned with the bottom end 124d of the second left front body 124. Then, the first left front body 122 and the second left front body 124 are sewn together with the front sides facing each other at the upper left end 122b of the first left front body 122. This forms seam E. Seam E is provided from the top end 122e to the bottom end 122f of the first left front body 122. Then, with the first left front body 122 and the second left front body 124 facing out, a portion of the bottom end 122f of the first left front body 122 is sewn together with the bottom end 124d of the second left front body 124. This forms a seam F. At this time, it is preferable to fold the edge of the portion of the bottom end 122f of the first left front body 122 and the edge of the bottom end 124d of the second left front body 124 inward by a few centimeters and sew them together so that these edges are not visible from the outside. At this time, the sewn portion may be ironed.

[0037] (3) The first right front body 112 and the right facing 116 are sewn together (step S608). That is, the left end 112b of the first right front body 112 is aligned with one end 116a of the right facing 116, and a portion of the bottom end 112f of the first right front body 112 is aligned with the top end 116d of the right facing 116, and these are sewn together with the front sides facing each other. This forms seam D1 (a seam that sews together the left end 112b of the first right front body 112 with one end 116a of the right facing 116) and seam D2 (a seam that sews together a portion of the bottom end 112f of the first right front body 112 with the top end 116d of the right facing 116). Seam D2 is formed so as to be approximately on the same line as the lower edges of the sewn together first right front body 112 and second right front body 114. Then, the first right front body 112 and the right facing 116 that have been sewn together are turned inside out. As a result, the right facing 116 is positioned on the inside side of the first right front body 112. At this time, the sewn part may be ironed.

[0038] (4) The first left front body 122 and the left facing 126 are sewn together (step S610). That is, the right end 122a of the first left front body 122 is aligned with one end 126a of the left facing 126, and a portion of the bottom end 122f of the first left front body 122 is aligned with the top end 126d of the left facing 126, and these are sewn together with the front sides facing each other. This forms seam H1 (a seam that sews together the right end 122a of the first left front body 122 with one end 126a of the left facing 126) and seam H2 (a seam that sews together a portion of the bottom end 122f of the first left front body 122 with the top end 126d of the left facing 126). Seam H2 is formed so as to be approximately on the same line as the lower edges of the sewn together first left front body 122 and second left front body 124. Then, the sewn first left front body 122 and left facing 126 are turned inside out. As a result, the left facing 126 is positioned on the inside side of the first left front body 122. At this time, the sewn part may be ironed.

[0039] (5) The right front body 110, the right facing 116 and the back body 130 are sewn together (step S612). That is, a portion of the upper end 112e of the first right front body 112, an upper end 114c of the second right front body 114, a portion of the upper end 116c of the right facing 116, and a portion (right side) of the upper end 130c of the back body 130 are aligned and sewn together with the front sides facing each other. This forms seam I. Additionally, the lower right end portion 112c of the first right front body 112, the right end portion 114a of the second right front body 114, and the right end portion 130a of the back body 130 are aligned and sewn together, thereby forming seam C. Note that seam C also sews together the first right front body 112 and the second right front body 114.

[0040] (6) The left front body 120, the left facing 126, and the back body 130 are sewn together (step S614). That is, a portion of the upper end 122e of the first left front body 122, an upper end 124c of the second left front body 124, a portion of the upper end 126c of the left facing 126, and a portion (left side) of the upper end 130c of the back body 130 are aligned and sewn together with the front sides facing each other. This forms a seam K. Additionally, the lower left end 122c of the first left front body 122, the left end 124b of the second left front body 124, and the left end 130b of the back body 130 are aligned and sewn together, thereby forming a seam G. The seam G also sews together the first left front body 122 and the second left front body 124.

[0041] (7) The first right front body 112, the right facing 116, the first left front body 122, the left facing 126, the back body 130, and the collar 160 are sewn together (step S616). First, a part of the back body 130 and the lower end 160a of the collar 160 are aligned in their respective predetermined positions, and then sewn together with the front sides facing each other. As a result, a seam M is formed. Then, with the edges of each folded inward by several centimeters, the upper end 112e of the first right front body 112 and the upper end 116c of the right facing 116 sandwich a part (right side) of the lower end 160a of the collar 160 and sew them together. This forms the seam J. Furthermore, with their respective edges folded inward by a few centimeters, the top end 122e of the first left front body 122 and the top end 126c of the left facing 126 sandwich the good part (left side) of the bottom end 160a of the collar 160, and these are sewn together. This forms the seam L.

[0042] (8) The second right front body 114, the back body 130, and the right sleeve 140 are sewn together (step S620). That is, one end 140b and the other end 140c of the right sleeve 140 are sewn with the front sides facing each other to form a tube-like right sleeve 140. Then, the armhole 114e of the second right front body 114, the first armhole 130e of the back body 130, and the armhole 140a of the right sleeve 140 are aligned and sewn together with the front sides facing each other. This forms the seam N.

[0043] (9) The second left front body 124, the back body 130, and the left sleeve 150 are sewn together (step S622). That is, one end 150a and the other end 150b of the left sleeve 150 are sewn with the front sides facing each other to form a tube-like left sleeve 150. Then, the armhole 124e of the second left front body 124, the second armhole 130f of the back body 130, and the armhole 150a of the left sleeve 150 are aligned and sewn together with the front sides facing each other. This forms a seam O.

[0044] (10) The first right front body 112, the second right front body 114, the right facing 116, the first left front body 122, the second left front body 124, the back body 130, the right sleeve 140, and the left sleeve 150 are all turned out (step S624). At this time, it is preferable to iron the part that has been turned right side out.

[0045] (11) Attach the button 180 to a predetermined location on the first right front body 112 (step S626).

[0046] (12) A buttonhole 190 into which the button 180 attached to the first right front body 112 can be fastened is provided on the first left front body 122 (step S628). This completes the top 10. In this state, it is preferable that the left end 114b of the second right front body 114 and the other end 116b of the right facing 116 are substantially on the same line, and that the right end 124a of the second left front body 124 and the other end 126b of the left facing 126 are also substantially on the same line. In this case, the right front body 110 and the left front body 120 of the top 10 can be configured to be compact.

[0047] In the top 10 of this embodiment, the space defined by the first right front body 112 and the second right front body 114 (the space surrounded by seams A, B, and C) functions as a right pocket 172, and the space defined by the first left front body 122 and the second left front body 124 (the space surrounded by seams E, F, and G) functions as a left pocket 174. Therefore, there is no need to provide separate pockets in the right front body 110 and the left front body 120, and the pocket area can be designed to be less bulky. Furthermore, the upper garment 10 of this embodiment can easily provide an upper garment with a rich design by changing the surface design (pattern, plain, etc.) of the first right front body 112, the second right front body 114, the first left front body 122, and the second left front body 124. Furthermore, for example, the design of the top 10 of this embodiment can be further improved by changing the material of the first right front body 112 and the second right front body 114, or by changing the material of the first left front body 122 and the second left front body 124.

[0048] (Variation) The first right front body 112, the second right front body 114, the right facing 116, the first left front body 122, the second left front body 124, the left facing 126, the back body 130, the right sleeve 140, the left sleeve 150 and the collar 160 may be made of a material other than cotton, for example, a fabric made of natural fibers such as silk, cotton, linen or wool, a synthetic fiber such as polyester, or a combination of these.

[0049] There is no particular limitation on the position where the first right front body 112 and the second right front body 114 are sewn together, as long as it is possible to provide a space surrounded by the first right front body 112 and the second right front body 114, i.e., a right pocket 172. Similarly, there is no particular limitation on the position where the first left front body 122 and the second left front body 124 are sewn together, as long as it is possible to provide a space surrounded by the first left front body 122 and the second left front body 124, i.e., a left pocket 174.

[0050] Furthermore, in the above embodiment, the first right front body 112 and the right facing 116 are sewn together, and the first left front body 122 and the left facing 126 are sewn together, but the right facing 116 and the left facing 126 do not have to be provided. In this case, for example, the width of the first right front body 112 and the width of the second right front body 114 may be made equal, and the first right front body 112 may be sewn to the second right front body 114 at its left end 112b. Similarly, the width of the first left front body 122 and the width of the second left front body 124 may be made equal, and the first left front body 122 may be sewn to the second left front body 124 at its right end 122a.

[0051] Furthermore, the upper end portion 112e of the first right front body 112 and the upper end portion 116c of the right facing 116 do not have to be sewn together with the upper end portion 130c of the back body 130. In this case, in the right front body 110, only the upper end portion 114c of the second right front body 114 is sewn together with the back body 130. Similarly, the upper end portion 122e of the first left front body 122 and the upper end portion 126c of the left facing 126 do not have to be sewn together with the upper end portion 130c of the back body 130. In this case, in the left front body 120, only the upper end portion 124c of the second left front body 124 is sewn together with the back body 130.

[0052] Furthermore, the upper end portion 114c of the second right front body portion 114 and the upper end portion 124c of the second left front body portion 124 may be configured to be sewn together with the lower end portion 160a of the collar 160.

[0053] Furthermore, the stitching positions and the number of stitches formed for each of the first right front body 112, second right front body 114, right facing 116, first left front body 122, second left front body 124, left facing 126 and back body 130 can be changed or added as appropriate, as long as the configuration allows for the provision of right pocket 172 and left pocket 174 as described above.

[0054] Furthermore, in the above embodiment, the first right front body 112, the second right front body 114, and the back body 130 are sewn together with seam C, and the first left front body 122, the second left front body 124, and the back body 130 are sewn together with seam G, but it is also possible, for example, to sew the first right front body 112 and the second right front body 114 together with a different seam, and then sew the second right front body 112, the second right front body 114, and the back body 130 together with seam C. The same applies to the first left front body 122 and the second left front body 124.

[0055] Also, any one of the right sleeve 140, left sleeve 150 and collar 160 may be omitted.

[0056] The order of steps (1) to (9) above may be changed as appropriate.

[0057] It should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and various modifications are possible without departing from the gist of the present invention. [Explanation of symbols]

[0058] 10...jacket 112 ...First right front body 114 ...Second right front body 116 ...Right endpaper 122 ...First left front body 124 ... Second left front body 126 ...Left endpaper 130...Back 140...Right sleeve 150...Left sleeve 160...Collar 172...Right pocket 174...left pocket 180... Button 190...button hole

Claims

1. An upper garment having a right front body, a left front body, and a back body, The right front body above is A first right front body portion having a generally inverted L-shape when viewed from the front; a second right front body having a right end portion and a left end portion that are substantially opposed to each other; the first right front body is sewn to the second right front body at at least one of the upper right end and left end and the lower right end and lower end of the first right front body; the second right front body is sewn to the upper end and right end of the back body at the upper end and right end of the second right front body, respectively; The left front body above is a first left front body portion that is generally L-shaped when viewed from the front; a second left front body having a right end portion and a left end portion that are substantially opposed to each other; the first left front body is sewn to the second left front body at at least one of the upper left end and right end and the lower left end and bottom end of the first left front body; the second left front body is sewn to the upper end and left end of the back body at the upper end and left end of the second left front body, respectively; a space surrounded by the first right front body and the second right front body, which is formed by sewing the first right front body and the second right front body together, functions as a right pocket; The upper garment has a space surrounded by the first left front body and the second left front body, which is formed by sewing the first left front body and the second left front body together, and which functions as a left pocket.

2. The upper garment according to claim 1 , wherein the back body section is further sewn to an upper end portion of the first right front body section and an upper end portion of the first left front body section.

3. Further, it has a right endpaper and a left endpaper, the right facing is sewn to the left end of the first right front body; 2. The upper garment according to claim 1, wherein the left facing is sewn to the right end of the first left front body.

4. Further, the garment has a right sleeve, a left sleeve, and a collar, the right sleeve is sewn to the second right front body and the back body; the left sleeve is sewn to the second left front body and the back body; 4. The jacket according to claim 3, wherein the collar is sewn to at least the upper end portions of the first right front body, the right facing, the first left front body, the left facing, and the back body.

5. a button provided on the left end of the first right front body or the right end of the first left front body; A top as described in any one of claims 1 to 4, having a buttonhole corresponding to the button provided at the right end of the first left front body or the left end of the first right front body where the button is not provided.

6. A sewing method for a top having a right front body, a left front body, a back body, a right facing, a left facing, a right sleeve, a left sleeve, and a collar, the method comprising: The right front body has a first right front body that is generally inverted L-shaped in front view, and a second right front body whose right end and left end are generally opposed to each other, The left front body has a first left front body that is generally L-shaped in front view, and a second left front body whose right end and left end are generally opposed to each other, a step of sewing the first right front body and the second right front body together at an upper right end portion and a lower end portion of the first right front body; a step of sewing the first left front body and the second left front body together at an upper left end portion and a lower end portion of the first left front body; a step of sewing together the left end portion of the first right front body and the right facing; a step of sewing together the right end portion of the first left front body and the left facing; a step of sewing together an upper end portion of the first right front body, an upper end portion of the second right front body, and an upper right end portion of the back body; a step of sewing together an upper end portion of the first left front body, an upper end portion of the second left front body, and an upper left end portion of the back body; a step of sewing together a lower right end portion of the first right front body, a right end portion of the second right front body, and a right end portion of the back body; a step of sewing together the lower left end portion of the first left front body, the left end portion of the second left front body, and the left end portion of the back body; a step of sewing together the upper ends of the first right front body, the right facing, the first left front body, the left facing and the back body, and the lower end of the collar; a step of sewing together the second right front body, the back body, and the right sleeve; and a step of sewing together the second left front body, the back body, and the left sleeve.

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