Clothing and ornaments

Abstract

To allow decorative elements to be easily attached to the garment itself. [Solution] The garment comprises a garment body worn by the wearer and a decorative element detachably attached to the collar of the garment body, wherein the decorative element has a main body portion that forms a knot and an attachment portion that connects to the main body portion and is inserted into a hole formed in the collar of the garment body to attach the main body portion to the garment body. This makes it possible to easily attach the decorative element to the garment body.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to clothing and ornaments.

Background Art

[0002] Patent Document 1 discloses a tie fastener for a butterfly tie, which is detachably attached to the collar of a shirt with a pre-formed knot of the butterfly tie. The tie fastener is formed of an elastically deformable plate-like body extending in the left-right direction when viewed from the front, and includes a main body on which the butterfly tie is worn, a central piece provided on the back side of the main body with a gap therebetween and connected to the main body, and a pair of insertion pieces formed on a rod-like body and extending obliquely upward from the left and right ends of the central piece, respectively. The pair of insertion pieces are inserted under the left and right collars of the shirt, and a hook portion is connected to the central piece of the protrusion and has a substantially inverted U-shaped vertical cross-section and is hooked on the collar of the shirt. The main body has a first member and a second member arranged in the left-right direction when viewed from the front, and the first member and the second member are detachably engaged with each other. The first member is inserted into the loop of the knot of the butterfly tie in a state where the engagement with the second member is released.

Prior Art Documents

Patent Documents

[0003]

Patent Document 1

Summary of the Invention

Problems to be Solved by the Invention

[0004] By the way, for example, when attaching an ornament such as a tie to the collar of a clothing body such as a shirt. And conventional ornaments have been difficult to attach to the clothing body. [[ID=三十六]] An object of the present invention is to enable an ornament to be easily attached to a clothing body.

Means for Solving the Problems

[0005] To this end, the technology disclosed herein is a garment comprising a garment body to be worn by a wearer, and a decorative element detachably attached to the collar of the garment body, wherein the decorative element has a main body portion that forms a knot, and an attachment portion that connects to the main body portion and is inserted into a hole formed in the collar of the garment body to attach the main body portion to the garment body.

[0006] Here, the mounting portion may have a dome-shaped section. Furthermore, it is preferable to provide a protruding portion that extends from the mounting portion and has an opening for thread when sewing the mounting portion to the main body. Furthermore, the protruding portion may have an annular shape. Furthermore, when the decorative element is worn by the wearer, it is preferable that the opening of the protruding part be positioned at an angle to the horizontal direction, and that the orientation of the opening be maintained when the decorative element is sewn to the main body with thread. Furthermore, the hole should extend horizontally for a long distance when the wearer is wearing the garment. Furthermore, the garment itself may have multiple other holes extending vertically along the placket when worn by the wearer. Furthermore, instead of the mounting portion of the decorative body, a replaceable button is provided that can be inserted into the hole of the garment body. The replaceable button is formed in the shape of a disc and has a first plate portion that can be inserted into the hole, a second plate portion that is spaced apart from the first plate portion and provided along the first plate portion, is also formed in the shape of a disc and can be inserted into the hole, and a shaft portion that connects the first plate portion and the second plate portion. The appearance of the first plate portion and the second plate portion should be the same as or similar to the main button provided on the garment body. Furthermore, the outer diameters of the first plate portion, the second plate portion, and the mounting portion should be the same as those of the other. Furthermore, the distance between the mounting portion and the main body portion should be shorter than the distance between the first plate portion and the second plate portion. Furthermore, the collar of the garment body is preferably formed in a band shape that wraps around the wearer's neck without having a folded portion.

[0007] Furthermore, for the purposes described herein, the technology disclosed herein is a garment comprising: a garment body having at least a placket and a collar having a hole that extends horizontally when worn by a wearer; a body button provided on the placket; and a decorative body detachably provided at the collar of the garment body, wherein the decorative body comprises a main body portion that forms a knot and an attachment portion that connects to the main body portion and attaches the main body portion to the garment body by being inserted into the hole, and the attachment portion has a protruding portion that is annular in shape and protrudes from the attachment portion through which a thread is passed when sewing the attachment portion to the main body portion, includes a dome-shaped portion, and has an outer diameter that matches that of the body button.

[0008] Furthermore, for the purposes thereof, the technology disclosed herein comprises a garment body having at least a placket and a collar, a body button provided on the placket, a decorative element detachably provided on the collar of the garment body, and a replacement button detachably provided on the collar in place of the decorative element, wherein the decorative element has a main body portion that forms a knot, and a mounting portion that connects to the main body portion and is inserted into a hole formed in the garment body to attach the main body portion to the garment body, and the replacement button is formed in a disc shape, The garment is characterized by having a first plate portion that can be inserted into the hole, a second plate portion that is spaced apart from the first plate portion and provided along the first plate portion, is formed in a disc shape and can be inserted into the hole, and a shaft portion that connects the first plate portion and the second plate portion, wherein the appearance of the first plate portion and the second plate portion is the same as or similar to the main body button, the outer diameters of the first plate portion, the second plate portion, the mounting portion and the main body button are the same as each other, and the distance between the mounting portion and the main body portion is shorter than the distance between the first plate portion and the second plate portion.

[0009] Also, for such an object, the technology disclosed in this specification is a decorative body detachably provided at the collar edge of a clothing body worn by a wearer, the decorative body including a main body portion that forms a knot, and an attachment portion that is connected to the main body portion and is inserted into a hole formed at the collar edge of the clothing body to attach the main body portion to the clothing body.

Effects of the Invention

[0010] According to the present invention, a decorative body can be easily attached to a clothing body.

Brief Description of the Drawings

[0011] [Figure 1] It is an overall view of the clothing of this embodiment. [Figure 2] It is a partially enlarged view of the shirt of this embodiment. [Figure 3] It is an overall view of the butterfly tie and the retaining button of this embodiment. [Figure 4] It is an explanatory view of the tie main body portion and the retaining button of this embodiment. [Figure 5] It is an explanatory view when attaching the butterfly tie of this embodiment to a shirt. [Figure 6] It is an explanatory view of the replacement button of this embodiment. [Figure 7] It is an explanatory view of the shirt to which the replacement button of this embodiment is attached. [Figure 8] It is an explanatory view of the retaining button of Modification 1. [Figure 9] It is an explanatory view of the retaining button of Modification 2. [Figure 10] It is an explanatory view of the tie of Modification 3.

Embodiments for Carrying Out the Invention

[0012] Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is an overall view of the clothing 10 of this embodiment.

[0013] As shown in FIG. 1, the clothing 10 includes a shirt 50 and a bow tie 100 attached to the shirt 50. The clothing 10 of the present embodiment is a Western-style clothing worn by a child (an example of a wearer), such as a child aged 1 to 6 years. In particular, the clothing 10 of the present embodiment is not only worn by the child himself / herself when putting on the clothes, but it is also assumed that a person other than the child, such as a parent, can dress the child.

[0014] In the present embodiment, when explaining the directions, the explanation is based on the state where the clothing 10 is worn by the wearer. And the bow tie 100 is formed in a horizontally long shape that extends long in the horizontal direction. That is, the longitudinal direction of the bow tie 100 is along the horizontal direction. Also, the short-side direction of the bow tie 100 is along the vertical direction. Furthermore, the directions of the front and back of the bow tie 100 are defined as the front-back direction.

[0015] And the clothing 10 of the present embodiment includes a shirt 50 worn by the wearer and a bow tie 100 detachably provided at the collar edge of the shirt 50. Furthermore, the bow tie 100 has a tie main body portion 110 (described later) that forms a knot, and a retaining button 150 (described later) that is connected to the tie main body portion 110 and is inserted into an upper collar button hole 61 and a lower collar button hole 62 (described later) formed at the collar edge of the shirt 50 to attach the tie main body portion 110 to the shirt 50. Hereinafter, the clothing 10 of the present embodiment will be described in detail.

[0016] FIG. 2 is a partially enlarged view of the shirt 50 of the present embodiment.

[0017] (Shirt 50) As shown in FIG. 2, the shirt 50 has a front body 51 provided on the front side, a back body 52 provided on the back side, and sleeve portions 53 (see FIG. 1). The shirt 50 also has a front placket 54 provided at the end of the front body 51 and a collar portion 55 provided above the front body 51.

[0018] The placket portion 54 has an upper placket portion 541 provided at the end of one of the two front panels 51, and a lower placket portion 542 provided at the end of the other front panel 51. When the two front panels 51 are overlapped, the upper placket portion 541 is provided above the lower placket portion 542.

[0019] The collar portion 55 does not have, for example, a triangular folded portion, but is formed in a band shape that encircles the wearer's neck. The shirt 50 of this embodiment is a so-called band collar shirt. The collar portion 55 has an upper collar portion 551 provided on one side in the left-right direction and a lower collar portion 552 provided on the other side. When the collar portions 55 are overlapped, the upper collar portion 551 is provided above the lower collar portion 552.

[0020] Furthermore, the shirt 50 has an upper collar buttonhole 61 provided in the upper collar portion 551 and a lower collar buttonhole 62 provided in the lower collar portion 552. The upper collar buttonhole 61 and the lower collar buttonhole 62 are formed in a linear shape and each penetrates the collar portion 55. In addition, the shape of the holes of the upper collar buttonhole 61 and the lower collar buttonhole 62 extends along the longitudinal direction of the collar portion 55. That is, the shape of the holes of the upper collar buttonhole 61 and the lower collar buttonhole 62 is formed to extend along the horizontal direction. Furthermore, the upper collar buttonhole 61 and the lower collar buttonhole 62 are provided in positions opposite each other when the upper collar portion 551 and the lower collar portion 552 are overlapping.

[0021] The shirt 50 has five buttonholes, including a first buttonhole 63 and a second buttonhole 64 provided on the upper placket 541. Hereinafter, in the following description, unless otherwise distinguished, the five buttonholes, including the first buttonhole 63 and the second buttonhole 64, will be collectively referred to as the placket buttonholes 63H. These multiple placket buttonholes 63H are formed in a linear fashion and each penetrates the placket portion 54. These multiple placket buttonholes 63H are arranged along the longitudinal direction (vertical direction) of the upper placket portion 541 at predetermined intervals. Furthermore, the shape of each placket buttonhole 63H is elongated along the longitudinal direction of the placket portion 54. In other words, the shape of the placket buttonholes 63H is formed to be elongated vertically along the vertical direction.

[0022] By the way, in this embodiment, the shirt 50 has upper collar buttonholes 61 and lower collar buttonholes 62 arranged horizontally. When attaching a bow tie 100, it is necessary to align the upper collar buttonholes 61 and lower collar buttonholes 62 in the vertical direction. Therefore, in this embodiment, the shirt 50 is formed so that each placket buttonhole 63H provided on the placket portion 54 is aligned vertically. This allows the placket button 71B to move vertically relative to the placket buttonhole 63H. And when aligning the upper collar buttonholes 61 and lower collar buttonholes 62 in the vertical direction, vertical movement of the collar portion 55 and the placket portion 54 continuous with the collar portion 55 is permitted.

[0023] The shirt 50 has five buttons (see Figure 1), including a first button 71 and a second button 72 provided on the lower placket 542. Hereinafter, in the following description, when individual buttons such as the first button 71 and the second button 72 are not specifically distinguished, they will be collectively referred to as placket buttons 71B. These multiple placket buttons 71B are arranged along the longitudinal direction of the lower placket 542 at predetermined intervals. Furthermore, each of the multiple placket buttons 71B faces one of the five buttonholes, including the first buttonhole 63, provided on the upper placket 541. Each placket button 71B is designed to be fastened to a placket buttonhole 63H.

[0024] Figure 3 shows an overall view of the bow tie 100 and fastening button 150 of this embodiment. Figure 3(A) is an overall perspective view of the bow tie 100, and Figure 3(B) is an overall view of the fastening button 150.

[0025] (Bow tie 100) As shown in Figure 3(A), the bow tie 100 has a tie body 110 and a fastening button 150. The bow tie 100 is designed to be fastened to the upper collar buttonhole 61 and lower collar buttonhole 62 (see Figure 2) of the shirt 50. The bow tie 100 can then be attached to the collar portion 55 of the shirt 50 (see Figure 1).

[0026] The necktie body 110 of this embodiment is made of a fabric such as cotton and is formed in a butterfly shape. Specifically, the necktie body 110 has triangular sections at both ends. Each triangular section is arranged symmetrically. A knot is provided between the two triangular sections of the necktie body 110. Thus, when attached to the shirt 50, the necktie body 110 of this embodiment has a horizontally elongated shape, with a horizontal width greater than its vertical width.

[0027] As shown in Figure 3(B), the fastening button 150 has a fastening button body 170 and a leg portion 180 connected to the fastening button body 170. The fastening button body 170 has a dome shape overall. The fastening button body 170 is formed in a hemispherical shape on the front side and a flat surface on the bottom side. The top part 170T of the fastening button body 170 is composed of a curved surface. Furthermore, the fastening button body 170 is formed so that the outer diameter gradually increases from the top part 170T toward the leg part 180. In other words, the fastening button body 170 has a semicircular shape when viewed from the side. Also, the fastening button body 170 has a circular shape when viewed from the front (see Figure 3(A)).

[0028] The leg portion 180 is formed in an annular shape overall and protrudes from the fastening button body portion 170. The leg portion 180 has an opening 180H through which a thread, described later, can be passed. The opening 180H has an inner curved surface 181 that forms the inside of the opening 180H and an outer curved surface 183 that forms the outside of the opening 180H. The inner curved surface 181 is formed in a circular shape. Similarly, the outer curved surface 183 is formed in a circular shape. The opening 180H forms a place through which a thread is passed when sewing the fastening button 150 to the tie body portion 110.

[0029] Figure 4 is an explanatory diagram of the necktie body 110 and fastening button 150 of this embodiment.

[0030] As shown in Figure 4(A), the necktie body 110 and the fastening button 150 are connected to each other by thread 900. Specifically, the fastening button 150 is sewn to the necktie body 110 by thread 900 that is passed multiple times between the opening 180H of the fastening button 150 (see Figure 3(B)) and the fabric surface of the necktie body 110. The legs 180 of the fastening button 150 and the thread 900 are in a crossed state.

[0031] As shown in Figure 4(B), the legs 180 of the bow tie 100 are inclined with respect to the horizontal direction (dashed line H) (+ approximately 45 degrees). On the other hand, the thread 900 is inclined in the opposite direction to the legs 180 with respect to the horizontal direction (- approximately 45 degrees). The legs 180 and the fastening button 150 are provided so as to be inclined with respect to the horizontal direction, rather than being horizontal. That is, when the bow tie 100 is worn by the wearer, the fastening button 150 is provided so that the opening direction L1 of the opening 180H of the legs 180 is inclined with respect to the horizontal direction. The fastening button 150 is then sewn to the tie body 110 with thread so as to maintain the orientation of the opening 180H.

[0032] In this embodiment, the fastening button 150 has legs 180 that are inclined horizontally, allowing it to support the necktie body 110 from both the vertical and horizontal directions. For example, if the legs 180 of the fastening button 150 were aligned along either the horizontal or vertical direction, the fastening button 150 itself might be displaced in that direction. In contrast, in this embodiment, the fastening button 150 has legs 180 that are inclined with respect to the horizontal direction, so it is supported by the thread 900 in both the horizontal and vertical directions, making it less likely for the fastening button 150 itself to be displaced.

[0033] As shown in Figure 4(C), the fastening button 150 contacts the tie body 110 with a circular outer curved surface 183. The circular outer curved surface 183 makes point contact with the tie body 110. The fastening button 150 also has an opening 180H through which the thread 900 is passed. The opening 180H has a circular inner curved surface 181. The circular inner curved surface 181 makes point contact with the thread 900.

[0034] Therefore, the fastening button 150 is rotatable in a direction intersecting the thread 900, with its inner curved surface 181 sliding relative to the thread 900. In other words, the fastening button 150 can change its orientation (posture) relative to the bow tie 100 in the direction of arrow S1. Furthermore, the fastening button 150 is rotatable around the thread 900 in a direction along the thread 900. In other words, the fastening button 150 can change its orientation (posture) in the direction of arrow S2.

[0035] Figure 5 is an explanatory diagram showing how to attach the bow tie 100 of this embodiment to the shirt 50.

[0036] As shown in Figure 5(A), the bow tie 100 is attached to the collar 55 of the shirt 50. At this time, the fastening button 150 of the bow tie 100 is passed through the upper collar buttonhole 61 and the lower collar buttonhole 62 of the shirt 50, respectively. In this embodiment, the bow tie 100 must be inserted into the collar 55 from the front to the back due to its structure. As shown in Figure 5(B), the fastening button body 170 of the fastening button 150 is formed in a hemispherical shape. The hemispherical fastening button body 170 is inserted into the upper collar buttonhole 61 and the lower collar buttonhole 62 from the top 170T side. The top 170T of the fastening button body 170 has a smaller outer diameter compared to the leg 180 side. Therefore, it is easier to pass through the upper collar buttonhole 61 and the lower collar buttonhole 62. In this way, the bow tie 100 of this embodiment is easy to attach to the shirt 50.

[0037] On the other hand, once the fastening button 150 is inserted into the upper collar buttonhole 61 and the lower collar buttonhole 62, the flat bottom surface of the fastening button body 170 faces the upper collar buttonhole 61 and the lower collar buttonhole 62. Therefore, the fastening button 150 in this embodiment is less likely to come off when attached to the shirt 50.

[0038] Furthermore, the upper collar buttonhole 61 and lower collar buttonhole 62 of this embodiment extend horizontally. In contrast, the fastening button 150 is rotatable relative to the tie body 110, starting from the leg portion 180. Therefore, the fastening button 150 of this embodiment is easy to insert into the upper collar buttonhole 61 and lower collar buttonhole 62. In particular, the garment 10 of this embodiment is worn by children. In this case, for example, it is assumed that a parent will put the garment 10 on a relatively short child from a relatively high position. Therefore, by making the fastening button 150 rotatable and easy to pass through the upper collar buttonhole 61 and lower collar buttonhole 62, the operation of putting on the garment 10 becomes extremely easy.

[0039] Furthermore, in the garment 10 of this embodiment, after the bow tie 100 is attached to the shirt 50, the bow tie 100 is more likely to face forward. That is, the tie body 110 of this embodiment has an inner curved surface 181 formed on the leg portion 180. A thread 900 is attached to the inner curved surface 181. Then, as shown in Figure 5(C), when the bow tie 100 is attached to the shirt 50 (see Figure 1), the thread 900 becomes taut due to increased tension between the tie body 110 and the shirt 50. As a result, the thread 900 and the leg portion 180 try to come into contact with each other at the valleys of the inner curved surface 181. Consequently, the fastening button 150 is positioned so that the tie body 110 faces forward in both the horizontal and vertical directions.

[0040] Figure 6 is an explanatory diagram of the replacement button 200 in this embodiment. Figure 7 is an explanatory diagram of a shirt 50 to which the interchangeable button 200 of this embodiment is attached.

[0041] As shown in Figure 6(A), the replacement button 200 has a first disc portion 210 formed in the shape of a disc, a second disc portion 220 formed in the shape of a disc and facing the first disc portion 210, and a shaft portion 230 connecting the first disc portion 210 and the second disc portion 220. The interchangeable button 200 in this embodiment is used when the bow tie 100 is not used with the garment 10. That is, the interchangeable button 200 is used when fastening a button to the collar portion 55 (upper collar portion 551 and lower collar portion 552) when the bow tie 100 is removed.

[0042] Furthermore, in the interchangeable button 200 of this embodiment, the appearance of the first disc portion 210 and the second disc portion 220 is identical or similar to the placket button 71B provided on the placket portion 54 of the shirt 50. Here, "identical" means, for example, that the size, color, texture, etc., of the structures are the same. Also, "similar" means, for example, that the size, color, texture, etc., of the structures are similar. As shown in Figure 7, the replacement button 200 in this embodiment has the same appearance as the placket button 71B. Therefore, it is possible to create a sense of unity as a garment 10.

[0043] Next, a comparison between the replacement button 200 and the butterfly tie 100 will be described. As shown in FIG. 6(B), the outer diameter D1 of the first disk portion 210 of the replacement button 200 is the same as the outer diameter D2 of the second disk portion 220. Further, the outer diameter D1 of the first disk portion 210, the outer diameter D2 of the second disk portion 220, and the outer diameter D3 of the fastening button 150 (fastening button main body portion 170) of the butterfly tie 100 are the same. Also, the outer diameters D1 and D2 of the replacement button 200 (first disk portion 210, second disk portion 220) are the same as the outer diameter (not shown) of the front button 71B. That is, the outer diameters of the first disk portion 210, the second disk portion 220, the fastening button main body portion 170, and the front button 71B are aligned with each other.

[0044] And the replacement button 200 can be passed through the lower collar button hole 62 of the second disk portion 220 in advance. And, similar to the front button 71B, when buttoning the upper collar portion 551 and the lower collar portion 552, the first disk portion 210 is passed through the upper collar button hole 61. Thereby, the replacement button 200 can button the collar portion 55.

[0045] Next, as shown in FIG. 6(B), the distance W1 between the first disk portion 210 and the second disk portion 220 is formed larger than the distance W2 between the fastening button 150 (fastening button main body portion 170) and the tie main body portion 110 (W2 < W1). And the distance W1 between the first disk portion 210 and the second disk portion 220 is larger than the thickness of the collar portion 55 where the upper collar portion 551 and the lower collar portion 552 are overlapped. Thereby, it is possible to easily fasten the upper collar portion 551 and the lower collar portion 552 with the replacement button 200. On the other hand, the distance W2 between the fastening button 150 (fastening button main body portion 170) and the tie main body portion 110 is substantially the same as the thickness of the collar portion 55 where the upper collar portion 551 and the lower collar portion 552 are overlapped. Thereby, as described above, the tension of the thread 900 of the fastening button 150 can be increased further. And it is possible to turn the butterfly tie 100 toward the front.

[0046] By the way, the collar portion 55 of the shirt 50 in this embodiment is formed in a band shape that wraps around the wearer's neck without having a folded portion. Here, for example, when attaching a decorative item such as a bow tie to a shirt that has a triangular folded portion, the attachment structure can be hidden in the triangular folded portion, making it easier to maintain the aesthetic appearance of the garment. On the other hand, a shirt 50 that has a collar portion 55 formed in a band shape that encircles the wearer's neck without a folded portion has a structure that makes it difficult to hide the attachment structure as described above. In contrast, the bow tie 100 of this embodiment has a fastening button body 170 with a simple structure that is inserted into a buttonhole. That is, the fastening button body 170 has a relatively small number of components (single in this embodiment) and is also relatively small in size (smaller than the upper collar buttonhole 61 and the lower collar buttonhole 62 in this embodiment). Thus, the bow tie 100 of this embodiment and the shirt 50 having a band-shaped collar 55 that wraps around the wearer's neck without a folded portion constitute a particularly preferred combination.

[0047] <Example 1> Figure 8 is an explanatory diagram of the fastening button 250 in modified example 1.

[0048] As shown in Figure 8, the fastening button 250 of Modification 1 has the same basic configuration as the fastening button 150 of this embodiment. However, the fastening button 250 of Modification 1 has a different configuration of the leg portion 280 compared to the leg portion 180 described above. The leg portion 280 is formed in a rectangular shape overall. That is, the leg portion 280 is composed of a structural portion that is substantially perpendicular to the bottom surface of the fastening button body portion 170 and a structural portion that is substantially parallel to the bottom surface. The leg portion 280 has a rectangular opening 280H. The opening 280H has an inner portion 281 formed on the inside and an outer portion 282 formed on the outside. The inner portion 281 and the outer portion 282 are each composed of a combination of a straight portion and a curved portion.

[0049] In the modified example 1, the fastening button 250 contacts the tie body 110 (see Figure 3(A)) at its outer portion 282. At this time, the outer portion 282 is straight and formed parallel to the bottom surface of the fastening button body 170. Therefore, by contacting the surface of the tie body 110, it acts to cause the tie body 110 to face forward. Thus, even when using the fastening button 250 of Modification 1, it becomes possible to attach the bow tie 100 to the shirt 50 in a neat and tidy manner.

[0050] <Modification 2> Figure 9 is an explanatory diagram of the fastening button 350 in modified example 2.

[0051] As shown in Figure 9, the fastening button 350 of Modified Example 2 has the same basic configuration as the fastening button 150 of this embodiment. However, the fastening button 350 of Modified Example 2 has a different configuration of the fastening button body 370 compared to the fastening button body 170 described above. The fastening button body 370 is formed in a disc shape. The legs 180 are provided to protrude from the disc surface of the fastening button body 370. The legs 180 have an opening 180H on the inside. The inner curved surface 181 is formed in a circular shape. Similarly, the outer curved surface 183 is formed in a circular shape.

[0052] In the modified example 2, the fastening button 350 has its fastening button body 370 inserted into the upper collar buttonhole 61 and the lower collar buttonhole 62. The necktie body 110, on which the fastening button 350 is provided, is then attached to the collar 55. Thus, even when using the fastening button 350 of the modified example 2, the bow tie 100 can be attached to the shirt 50.

[0053] <Variation 3> Figure 10 is an explanatory diagram of the necktie 400 in modified example 3.

[0054] The necktie 400 shown in Figure 10(A) is viewed from the rear. The necktie 400 is a decorative item having a knot 410, a wide end 420 and a narrow end 430 provided below the knot 410, and a fastening button 150. Note that the necktie 400 of Modification 3 does not have a loop portion provided around the neck. On the other hand, the necktie 400 of Modification 3 can be made to look like a normal necktie when attached to the collar portion 55 of a shirt 50. The necktie 400 is formed in a vertically elongated shape. The longitudinal direction of the necktie 400 is aligned vertically. The short direction of the necktie 400 is aligned horizontally.

[0055] The fastening button 150 is attached to the knot 410. As shown in Figure 10(B), the fastening button 150 is sewn to the knot 410 of the tie 400 using thread 900. Specifically, the fastening button 150 is sewn to the knot 410 by thread 900 that is passed multiple times between the opening 180H of the fastening button 150 and the fabric surface of the knot 410. In the tie 400 of the modified example 3, the legs 180 of the fastening button 150 and the thread 900 are crossed. That is, when the tie 400 is worn by the wearer, the opening direction of the opening 180H of the legs 180 is inclined with respect to the horizontal direction. The fastening button 150 is then sewn to the knot 410 with thread so as to maintain the orientation of the opening 180H.

[0056] The necktie 400 of the modified example 3, configured as described above, is attached to the collar portion 55 of the shirt 50 by inserting the fastening buttons 150 into the upper collar buttonholes 61 and lower collar buttonholes 62 of the collar portion 55 of the shirt 50, similar to the bowtie 100.

[0057] In the embodiments and modifications described above, examples were used to explain how the bow tie 100 and necktie 400 can be attached to and detached from the shirt 50, but the examples of decorative elements that can be attached to the shirt 50 are not limited to these. For example, a ribbon attached to the collar, such as those used in women's clothing, can be fitted with a fastening button 150, making it possible to attach and detach the ribbon to a blouse, uniform, etc.

[0058] Here, garment 10 is an example of garment. Shirt 50 is an example of garment body. Bow tie 100 and necktie 400 are examples of decorative parts. Necktie body part 110 is an example of body part. Fastening button 150 is an example of attachment part. Fastening button body part 170 is an example of attachment part. Leg part 180 is an example of protruding part. Placket button 71B is an example of main button. Replacement button 200 is an example of replacement button. First circular plate part 210 is an example of first plate part. Second circular plate part 220 is an example of second plate part.

[0059] Although various embodiments and modifications have been described above, these embodiments and modifications may be combined to form a complete system. Furthermore, this disclosure is not limited in any way to the embodiments described above, and can be implemented in various forms without departing from the gist of this disclosure. [Explanation of symbols]

[0060] 10...Clothing, 50...Shirt, 55...Collar, 61...Upper collar buttonhole, 62...Lower collar buttonhole, 63H...Front placket buttonhole, 71B...Front placket button, 100...Bow tie, 110...Tie body, 150...Fastening button, 170...Fastening button body, 180...Legs, 180H...Opening, 200...Replacement button, 210...First disc part, 220...Second disc part, 230...Shaft part, 400...Tie

Claims

1. The garment itself worn by the wearer, The garment comprises a decorative element that is detachably attached to the collar of the garment body, The aforementioned decorative body is The main body that forms the knot, An attachment part that connects to the main body and is inserted into a hole formed in the collar of the garment body to attach the main body to the garment body, Clothing characterized by having

2. The garment according to claim 1, wherein the mounting portion has a dome-shaped portion.

3. The garment according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising a protruding portion that extends from the mounting portion and has an opening for threading when sewing the mounting portion to the main body.

4. The garment according to claim 3, wherein the protruding portion has an annular shape.

5. The garment according to claim 3, wherein the decorative element is provided such that, when worn by the wearer, the opening direction of the protruding part is inclined with respect to the horizontal direction, and is sewn to the main body with thread so as to maintain the orientation of the opening.

6. The garment according to claim 1, wherein the hole extends horizontally for a long distance when the wearer is wearing the garment body.

7. The garment according to claim 6, wherein the garment body has a plurality of other holes in the placket that extend vertically when worn by the wearer.

8. In place of the mounting portion of the decorative element, a replaceable button that can be inserted into the hole of the garment body is provided. The aforementioned replacement button is A first plate portion formed in the shape of a disc and insertable into the hole, A second plate portion is provided along the first plate portion, spaced apart from it, and is formed in a disc shape and insertable into the hole, It has a shaft portion connecting the first plate portion and the second plate portion, The appearance of the first plate portion and the second plate portion is the same as or similar to the main body buttons provided on the garment body. The garment according to claim 1.

9. The garment according to claim 8, wherein the outer diameters of the first plate portion, the second plate portion, and the mounting portion are the same as those of the other.

10. The garment according to claim 8, wherein the distance between the mounting portion and the main body portion is shorter than the distance between the first plate portion and the second plate portion.

11. The garment according to claim 1, wherein the collar of the garment body is formed in a band shape that wraps around the wearer's neck without having a folded portion.

12. A garment body having at least a placket and a collar with a hole that extends horizontally when worn by the wearer, The main body button provided on the front placket, The garment comprises a decorative element that is detachably attached to the collar of the garment body, The aforementioned decorative body is The main body that forms the knot, It includes an attachment part that connects to the main body and is inserted into the hole to attach the main body to the garment body, The aforementioned mounting portion is The main body has a protruding portion that is an annular shape and extends from the mounting portion, through which a thread is passed when sewing the mounting portion to the main body. It includes a dome-shaped portion, and its outer diameter matches that of the main body button. Clothing characterized by the following features.

13. A garment body having at least a placket and a collar, The main body button provided on the front placket, A decorative element is detachably attached to the collar of the garment body, The decorative element is replaced by a replaceable button that is detachably attached to the collar, The aforementioned decorative body is The main body that forms the knot, It has an attachment part that connects to the main body and is inserted into a hole formed in the garment body to attach the main body to the garment body, The aforementioned replacement button is A first plate portion formed in the shape of a disc and insertable into the hole, A second plate portion is provided along the first plate portion, spaced apart from it, and is formed in a disc shape and insertable into the hole, It has a shaft portion connecting the first plate portion and the second plate portion, The appearance of the first plate portion and the second plate portion is the same as or similar to the main body button. The outer diameters of the first plate portion, the second plate portion, the mounting portion, and the main body button are aligned with each other. The distance between the mounting portion and the main body portion is shorter than the distance between the first plate portion and the second plate portion. Clothing characterized by the following features.

14. A decorative element that is detachably attached to the collar of the garment worn by the wearer, The main body that forms the knot, An attachment part that connects to the main body and is inserted into a hole formed in the collar of the garment body to attach the main body to the garment body, A decorative element characterized by having the following features.

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