Clothing that combines Japanese and Western clothing

Abstract

To provide new clothing that combines the functionality and coolness of Japanese clothing with the casualness and ease of Western clothing. Solution: This garment has the in-sleeve storage 6 found in traditional Japanese clothing, and also features breathable air channels 5, giving it a cool, summery appearance. And yet, by making the torso similar to Western clothing, it is easy to put on and can be worn casually. It has long sleeves to protect against sunburn in the summer, yet has a breathable and airy structure and convenient storage space for carrying small items, making it a new fashion item that solves the summer clothing problem. Furthermore, it can be washed at home, solving the time-consuming problem of traditional Japanese clothing.

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] This invention is a new type of clothing that combines the functionality and coolness of Japanese clothing with the casualness and ease of Western clothing. [Background technology]

[0002] In summer, when carrying small items such as wallets and cell phones, conventional pockets have limited capacity, so people have to carry pouches or handbags. When using breast pockets, items tend to fall out when bending over.

[0003] Long-sleeved shirts worn to protect against the sun in the summer cling tightly to the arms, making them uncomfortable to wear, and existing long-sleeved shirts are not well ventilated. Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] To develop a new fashion item that solves summer clothing problems by providing a breathable and airy structure and a storage space inside the sleeve that is convenient for carrying small items, while having long sleeves that prevent sunburn in summer. [Means for solving the problem]

[0005] This invention has the in-sleeve storage of traditional Japanese clothing, and also features breathable, airy spaces and slits, making it a summery garment with a new look that looks cool. At the same time, the torso is made to look like clothing, making it easy to put on and casual to wear. In addition, since it can be washed at home, it also solves the time-consuming maintenance problem of Japanese clothing. [Effects of the Invention]

[0006] Items that were previously stored in the chest pocket of a conventional shirt can now be stored inside the sleeve, preventing them from falling out and getting lost.

[0007] The long-sleeved shirt has been changed from a sun-protective shirt to a breathable kimono-style long-sleeved shirt, eliminating the tightness of the garment when worn. It also looks cooler. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0008] [Figure 1] Front view [Figure 2] Rear View [Figure 3] Clothing section, body section [Figure 4] Kimono section sleeve section [Figure 5] Detailed drawings of the stitching of Western and Japanese clothing DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0009] The sleeves, which are part of the kimono, are sewn below the wrist in the same way as kimono, and there is also a small stitching at the armpits to prevent items from falling out when the arms are raised. When sewing the kimono and Western clothing parts together, and the sleeves and torso together, there are spaces and unsewn areas to allow for good ventilation. [Example]

[0010] For kimono, the length of the sleeves should be neither too long nor too short, with stitching 1 below the wrist being about 10cm. The side stitching should take ventilation into consideration, and side stitching 2 should be about 5cm to prevent the sleeves from falling down.

[0011] The stitching 4 of the sleeves of the Japanese clothing and the body of the Western clothing is not sewn all around, but is sewn about 70 to 80 percent of the way, and a passage for ventilation is provided under the armpits as in the space 5.

[0012] The outer garment and torso are designed to be easy to put on, using the same buttoning method as a regular shirt. [Explanation of symbols]

[0013] 1 Stitching under the wrist 2 Underarm seam 3 Underarm seam 4 Sewing of the sleeves of Japanese clothing and the body of Western clothing 5. A space between the sleeves of a Japanese kimono and the body of a Western-style garment that is not sewn together 6. Storage space inside the sleeve 7 Clothing part: torso 8 Kimono part Sleeve part

Claims

[Claim 1] This garment combines Japanese and Western clothing, with the storage space inside the sleeves and breathability of Japanese clothing, making it easy to wear like Western clothing.

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