Clothing and clothing sets

Abstract

The present invention provides clothing and clothing sets that can be worn in both Japanese and Western styles, and that offer a wide range of combination options. [Solution] The garment 100 is a garment that includes an upper garment 10 including a bodice 12 and a lower garment 20, and can be worn by overlapping the left and right upper ends of the bodice 12 in front so as to cross each other when worn, and can also be worn with the front open. The upper garment 10 is reversible and both sides can be the outer surface, and the lower garment 20 can also be the outer surface and is provided with an engaging portion 22 at the top. The upper garment 10 has a first fastening portion 14a and a second fastening portion provided on one side of the upper garment 10 that engage with the engaging portion 22 and can hold the engaging portion 22.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to clothing and clothing sets including an upper garment and a lower garment.

Background Art

[0002] A two-piece kimono has been proposed from the viewpoint of being able to prepare for dressing (see Patent Document 1).

Prior Art Documents

Patent Documents

[0003]

Patent Document 1

Summary of the Invention

Problems to be Solved by the Invention

[0004] An object of the present invention is to provide clothing and a clothing set that can realize both Japanese and Western-style clothing and can expand the range of combination choices.

Means for Solving the Problems

[0005] The clothing of the present invention is clothing including an upper garment including a body and a lower garment, the clothing can be worn by overlapping so that one end and the other end above the left and right of the body cross in front when worn on the body, and can be worn with the front open, the upper garment can be turned inside out, and both sides of the upper garment can be the outer surface, the lower garment can have both sides as the outer surface, and an engaging portion is provided at the upper part, <​​The first fastening portion and the second fastening portion engage with the engaging portion and are capable of holding the engaging portion.

[0006] In the present invention, The upper garment can be fitted with sleeves via sleeve connection points. The sleeve can be attached to and detached from the body of the garment by the sleeve connection portion.

[0007] In the present invention, The aforementioned upper garment is capable of having a collar attached via a collar connection portion. The collar can be attached to and detached from the bodice by the collar connection portion.

[0008] In the present invention, The first fastening portion and the second fastening portion are located in a front-to-back positional relationship on the upper garment and can be in the same position when viewed in plan.

[0009] The present invention's method for manufacturing clothing is: The process of preparing the dough, The process of cutting the aforementioned fabric to form the upper garment, The process of cutting the aforementioned fabric to form the lower garment, A step of providing a first fastening portion in the upper garment formation region on one side of the fabric, A step of providing a second fastening portion in the upper garment formation region on the other side of the fabric, The process includes providing the first engaging portion and the second engaging portion at the upper end of the lower garment.

[0010] In the present invention, In the aforementioned lower garment, A first button is provided on one side of the lower garment, on the right side when viewed from the outside. A second button is provided on the other side of the lower garment, on the right side as viewed from the front. A first buttonhole is provided on one side in the direction of the waist, and a second buttonhole is provided on the other side. The first button is closer to the second button hole than to the first button hole, The second button is closer to the first button hole than to the second button hole, When the lower bedding is wrapped so that the first button faces outward and the first button is covered, the first button can be fastened to the first button hole. When the lower bedding is wrapped so that the second button faces outward and the second button is covered, the second button can be fastened to the second button hole.

[0011] In the present invention, The first button is within the right half region in the circumferential direction around the body of the lower bedding. The second button is within the right half region in the circumferential direction around the body of the lower bedding. The first button hole is within the 1 / 4 region at one end side when the lower bedding is divided into four equal parts in the circumferential direction around the body. The second button hole can be within the 1 / 4 region at the other end side when the lower bedding is divided into four equal parts in the circumferential direction around the body.

[0012] The bedding set of the present invention Comprises the bedding of the present invention, Left and right kimono sleeves, left and right Western-style sleeves, and a collar, The body includes a left body and a right body, The left body and the right body are symmetrical about the left and right, The left body and the right body meet at the center of the back, Each of the left and right Western-style sleeves, each of the left and right kimono sleeves, and the collar can be attached to the body, The left Western-style sleeve and the right Western-style sleeve are symmetrical about the left and right, The left kimono sleeve and the right kimono Sleeve are symmetrical about the left and right, The lower bedding is square or rectangular, Define the minimum rectangular area A1 that encloses the area obtained by arranging the left or right body panel, one of the left and right kimono sleeves, one of the left and right Western-style sleeves, half of the lower garment, and the collar so that the gap is minimized under the following arrangement conditions. If the sum of the area of the left or right body panel, the area of one of the left and right kimono sleeves, the area of one of the left and right Western-style sleeves, the area of half of the lower garment, and the area of the collar is defined as area A2, The following formula 1 can be satisfied. (Formula 1) 0.9 ≤ Area A2 / Area A1 ≤ 1 (Arrangement conditions) Arrange the left or right body panel so that it is adjacent to the kimono sleeve in the transverse direction of the left or right body panel on the back center side of the left or right body panel, and is in line contact or point contact. Arrange the left or right body panel so that it is adjacent to half of the lower garment in the longitudinal direction of the left or right body panel at the rear end side, and is in line contact or point contact. Arrange the kimono sleeve so that it is adjacent to half of the lower garment at one end side in the longitudinal direction of the kimono sleeve, and is in line contact or point contact. Arrange the kimono sleeve so that it is adjacent to the Western-style sleeve at the other end side in the longitudinal direction of the kimono sleeve, and is in line contact or point contact. Arrange the Western-style sleeve so that it is adjacent to the left or right body panel on the side where the collar of the left or right body panel is worn, and is in line contact or point contact. Arrange the collar so that it is adjacent to the lower garment and the kimono sleeve, and is in line contact or point contact.

Advantages of the Invention

[0013] According to the clothing of the present invention, it is a garment that can realize both Japanese-style and Western-style clothing, and can expand the range of combination selection.

Brief Description of the Drawings

[0014] [Figure 1] Figure 1 is a schematic diagram showing a series of clothing sets. [Figure 2] Figure 2 shows possible examples of the bodice and collar. [Figure 3] Figure 3 shows an example of what happens when the object in Figure 2 is turned upside down. [Figure 4] Figure 4 shows an example of attaching sleeves to the bodice. [Figure 5] Figure 5 is a diagram illustrating the lower garment. [Figure 6] Figure 6 shows an example of connecting the upper garment and the lower garment. [Figure 7] Figure 7 shows an example of clothing worn as a kimono. [Figure 8] Figure 8 shows examples of what the garment looks like from the front and back when worn. [Figure 9] Figure 9 shows an example of the configuration of a clothing unit. [Figure 10] Figure 10 shows an example of the bodice construction. [Modes for carrying out the invention]

[0015] Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below. 1.Clothing Clothing 100 is reversible, as it can be turned inside out, with either side (front or back) being the outer surface. Clothing 100 can take the form of a two-piece kimono or a Western-style garment such as a coat.

[0016] The garment 100 includes an upper garment 10, which includes the bodice, and a lower garment 20. The garment 100 can be worn by overlapping one end of the upper garment 12 on the left and right sides of the bodice 12 at the front, and can also be worn with the front open.

[0017] The upper garment 10 is reversible, and both sides of the upper garment 10 can be the outer surface. The lower garment 20 can have both sides as the outer surface, and an engaging portion 22 may be provided at the top. The upper garment 10 includes a first fastening portion 14a provided on one side of the upper garment 10 and a second fastening portion 14b provided on the other side of the upper garment 10, and the first fastening portion 14a and the second fastening portion 14b engage with the engaging portion 22 and can hold the engaging portion 22.

[0018] The upper garment 10 can have sleeves attached via sleeve connection parts 40, and the sleeves can be attached to and detached from the body 12 via sleeve connection parts 40.

[0019] The upper garment 10 may be designed to have a collar attached via a collar connection portion 42, and the collar may be designed to be attachable to and detachable from the body 12 via the collar connection portion 42.

[0020] The first fastening portion 14a and the second fastening portion 14b are in a front-to-back positional relationship on the upper garment 10, and can be in the same position when viewed in plan.

[0021] When the engaging portion 22 of the lower garment 20 is fastened to one side of the upper garment 10 by the first fastening portion 14a, and when the engaging portion 22 of the lower garment 20 is fastened to the other side of the upper garment 10 by the second fastening portion 14b, the vertical positional relationship between the upper garment 10 and the lower garment can be the same.

[0022] The first fastening portion 14a and the second fastening portion 14b may be connected. The first fastening portion 14a and the second fastening portion 14b may be located anywhere between the lower abdomen and waist when the garment 100 is worn.

[0023] The first fastening portion 14a can be provided on one side (the first side) of the bodice 12. The second fastening portion 14b can be provided on the other side (the second side) of the bodice 12. When a person wearing the kimono is viewed from the front, if the right side of the bodice is called the right front bodice and the left side is called the left front bodice, then the front bodice 12 and the back bodice 12 can be made continuous. Continuous means not sewn together, but from the same piece of fabric, that is, from the stage before cutting. The left front bodice 12 can be the upper front, or the right front bodice 12 can be the upper front.

[0024] The shoulder ruffle 34 may be sewn to the bodice 12, or it may be attached detachably with an open zipper or the like. The shoulder ruffle 34 can be provided on the outside of the sleeve connection part 40. The shoulder ruffle 34 can be attached to the bodice 12 by a shoulder ruffle attachment part such as an open zipper.

[0025] The first fastener 14a and the second fastener 14b can be, for example, buttons. The second fastener 14b can be provided on the back surface of the first fastener 14a. Regardless of whether the engaging portion 22 is engaged with the first fastener 14a or the second fastener 14b, the vertical positional relationship between the upper garment 10 and the lower garment 20 remains unchanged, eliminating the need to readjust the length of the hem of the lower garment 20.

[0026] The garment 10 can have a sleeve selected from several types of sleeves attached to the bodice 12, for example, a first sleeve (Western-style sleeve) 16a or a second sleeve (Kimono sleeve) 16b can be attached.

[0027] The lower garment 20 can be made to wrap around the wearer's waist. The engaging portion 22 can be, for example, a looper. Multiple engaging portions 22 can be provided at predetermined intervals from one end to the other in the upper edge region of the lower garment.

[0028] The sleeve connection portion 40 and the collar connection portion 42 can be connected by, for example, engaging portions that engage with the object to be attached and the object to be attached, respectively, and a method of joining the object to be attached and the object to be attached can be used, such as an open zipper. An open zipper is one that separates into left and right sides by moving the slider to the end. The first sleeve connector 40a and the second sleeve connector 40b allow the first sleeve (e.g., a Western-style sleeve) 16a or the second sleeve (e.g., a kimono sleeve) 16b to be attached to the bodice 12. When the first sleeve 16a and the second sleeve 16b are connected to the bodice 12 with an open zipper, for example, the first sleeve connector 40a can be made of a first sleeve zipper, and the second sleeve connector 40b can be made of a second sleeve zipper. The first sleeve zipper 40a can be a box-bar side zipper of an open zipper, and the second sleeve zipper 40b can be a butterfly-bar side zipper of an open zipper, or the first sleeve zipper 40a can be a butterfly-bar zipper of an open zipper, and the second sleeve zipper 40b can be a box-bar side zipper of an open zipper. As an example of the sleeve configuration, it may be a sleeve that tapers at the wrist or a sleeve of the same width. The sleeves are not limited to the first sleeve 16a or the second sleeve 16b; three or more types of sleeves may be provided.

[0029] The first collar connector 42a and the second collar connector 42b allow the first collar 30 or the second collar 32 to be attached to the bodice 12. The first collar 30 is, for example, a rectangular collar. The second collar 32 is, for example, a collar ruffle. When the first collar 30 and the second collar 32 are connected to the bodice 12 with an open zipper, for example, the first collar connector 42a can be made of a first collar zipper 42a, and the second collar connector 42b can be made of a second collar zipper 42b. The first collar zipper 42a can be a box-bar zipper of an open zipper, and the second collar zipper 42b can be a butterfly-bar zipper of an open zipper, or the first collar zipper 42a can be a butterfly-bar zipper of an open zipper, and the second collar zipper 42b can be a box-bar zipper of an open zipper.

[0030] The slit 26 can be provided on the underside of the back (rear) of the lower garment 20. The slit 26 can be closed or opened with a zipper. It serves as a slit when used in skirts, long coats, kimono styles, etc.

[0031] The lower garment 20 can be provided with a drawstring, for example, a width-restricting drawstring 24a and a length-restricting drawstring 24b. The width-restricting drawstring 24a is for defining the width of the lower garment 20 in the width direction, and the width can be defined according to the waist size. The length-restricting drawstring 24b is for defining the length of the lower garment 20. The drawstring can consist of a cord and a stopper that are threaded through the lower garment 20, and the stopper can suppress the movement of the edges of the garment and restrict the shape of the garment. With a drawstring, the state of the garment can be changed by threading a cord with a fastener through a hole in the garment, and by changing the position where the cord is fastened with the fastener, using the fastener as a stopper for the garment. The cord can be tightened or loosened, and is a cord for changing, holding, or tightening the state of the garment.

[0032] 2. Specific details of clothing Figure 2 shows examples of the application of the first collar 30 and the second collar 32. The first collar 30 and the second collar 32 are reversible, and the design and impression change depending on which side is facing outwards.

[0033] Figure 3 shows an example of the garment shown in Figure 2 turned inside out, demonstrating its reversible nature. A second fastening portion 14b is also provided on the outer surface of the body 12 (the side with the checkered pattern in the figure).

[0034] Figure 4 shows an example of attaching sleeves to the bodice 12. The location where the sleeves are attached to the bodice 12 can be, for example, above the middle of the cuff.

[0035] Figure 5 is a diagram illustrating the lower garment 20. Figure 5(A) shows the lower garment on one side, and Figure 5(B) shows the lower garment on the other side. The length, size, and silhouette when worn can be adjusted using the width-direction restricting drawstring 24a and the length-direction restricting drawstring 24b. Known drawstrings can be used and may consist of a cord and a stopper that restricts the shape of the garment. The shape of the garment can be restricted by the stopper attached to the drawstring.

[0036] Figure 6 shows an example of engaging the engagement part 22 with the inner second fastening part 14b. The engagement part 22 may also be engaged with the outer second fastening part 14b. As shown in Figure 6(B), the top (upper garment 10) and skirt (lower garment 20) can be connected using buttons (first fastening part 14a or second fastening part 14b) and loopers (engagement part 22) to be worn as a long coat. It can be worn as a long coat depending on how it is styled. Either the upper garment 10 or the lower garment 20 can be selected to cover the overlapping portion of the upper garment 10 and the lower garment 20. Even if the outer surfaces of the upper garment 10 and the lower garment 20 are the same, there are two ways to wear it.

[0037] Figure 7 shows an example of clothing worn as a kimono. The top (upper garment 10) is fitted with a reversible kimono collar and reversible kimono sleeves, and can be worn as a set with the reversible skirt (lower garment 20). If a belt 50 can be tied, it can be worn as a two-piece kimono. In this way, by wrapping the belt 50 around the waist, it becomes a kimono outfit.

[0038] Figure 8 schematically shows an example of how the garment looks from the front and back when worn. The shape and width of the lower garment 20 can be defined at the rear by a width-direction restricting draw cord 24a.

[0039] In the lower garment 20, as shown in Figures 5 and 6, a first button 28a1 may be provided on one side of the lower garment 20, on the right side when viewed from the outside, and a second button 28a2 may be provided on the other side of the lower garment 20, on the right side when viewed from the outside, and a first buttonhole 28b1 may be provided on one side in the direction of the waist, and a second buttonhole 28b2 may be provided on the other side. The first button 28a1 may be closer to the second buttonhole 28b2 than to the first buttonhole 28b1, and the second button 28a2 may be closer to the first buttonhole 28b1 than to the second buttonhole 28b2. When the lower garment 20 is rolled up so that the first button 28a1 faces outward and is covered, the first button 28a1 is fastened to the first buttonhole 28b1, and when the lower garment 20 is rolled up so that the second button 28a2 faces outward and is covered, the second button 28a2 is fastened to the second buttonhole.

[0040] The first button 28a1 is located in the right half of the area of ​​the lower garment 20 in the direction of the waist, the second button 28a2 is located in the right half of the area of ​​the lower garment in the direction of the waist, the first buttonhole 28b1 is located in the quarter of one end when the lower garment is divided into four equal parts in the direction of the waist, and the second buttonhole 28b2 is located in the quarter of the other end when the lower garment 20 is divided into four equal parts in the direction of the waist.

[0041] Since the lower garment 20 can be wrapped around the body, it can be worn in combination with the upper garment 10 in a kimono-like manner.

[0042] 3. Method of manufacturing clothing The method for manufacturing a garment includes the steps of preparing fabric, cutting the fabric to form an upper garment, cutting the fabric to form a lower garment, providing a first fastening portion in the upper garment formation area on one side of the fabric, providing a second fastening portion in the upper garment formation area on the other side of the fabric, and providing a first engaging portion and a second engaging portion on the upper part of the lower garment.

[0043] For example, the following configurations can be used to define the cutting area of ​​the fabric: A lower garment portion area (skirt portion area) extending in the shorter direction, a body portion area extending in the longer direction of the fabric, the lower garment portion area and the body portion area being adjacent, and a sleeve portion being provided in an adjacent area of ​​the body portion in the shorter direction. Engagement portion mounting areas (button mounting areas) for attaching buttons can be provided on both sides of the body portion.

[0044] 4. Clothing Unit The garment set includes the garment according to the embodiment, left and right kimono sleeves, left and right Western-style sleeves, and a collar. The bodice 12 includes a left bodice 12a and a right bodice 12b, as shown in Figure 10, and the left bodice 12a and the right bodice 12b are symmetrical and can be joined at the center back 12c.

[0045] The bodice 12 can be fitted with each of the left and right Western-style sleeves, each of the left and right kimono sleeves, and a collar. The left Western-style sleeve and the right Western-style sleeve are symmetrical, and the left kimono sleeve and the right Western-style sleeve are symmetrical. The lower garment can be square or rectangular.

[0046] If we define the area of ​​the smallest rectangle enclosing the region obtained by arranging the left or right bodice, one of the kimono sleeves, one of the Western-style sleeves, half of the lower garment, and the collar in a manner that minimizes gaps according to the following arrangement conditions, then we define area A1 as the area of ​​the smallest rectangle enclosing that region. If we define area A2 as the sum of the area P1 of the left or right bodice, the area P2 of one of the kimono sleeves, the area P3 of one of the Western-style sleeves, the area P4 of half of the lower garment, and the area P5 of the collar, then, The following equation 1 can be satisfied. (Formula 1) 0.9≦Area A2 / Area A1≦1 (Placement conditions) The left or right bodice is positioned so that it is adjacent to the kimono sleeve at the center back of the left or right bodice, in the shorter direction of the left or right bodice, and so that it is in line contact or point contact with the sleeve. The left or right bodice is positioned so that it is adjacent to the half of the lower garment at the back edge, and that it is in line contact or point contact with the left or right bodice in the longitudinal direction. The kimono sleeve is positioned so that one end of the sleeve in the longitudinal direction is adjacent to and in line or point contact with the lower half of the garment. The kimono sleeve is positioned so that it is adjacent to the Western-style sleeve at the other end of the kimono sleeve in the longitudinal direction, and so that it is in line contact or point contact with it. The garment sleeve is positioned so as to be adjacent to the left or right body panel on the side where the collar of the left or right body panel is attached, and so as to be in line contact or point contact. The collar is positioned so as to be adjacent to the lower garment and the kimono sleeve, and so as to be in line contact or point contact.

[0047] Let W1 be the width of the back of the left or right body panel, and L1 be the length of the lower garment in the waist direction, so that the following equation 2 is satisfied. (Formula 2) 0.95 ≤ W1 / (L1 / 4) ≤ 1.05

[0048] The garment unit configuration example shown in Figure 9 can serve as both an arrangement example and a pattern for cutting. By using a pattern like the one in Figure 9, it is possible to cut as close to a straight line as possible, minimizing fabric waste.

[0049] 5. Significance of this embodiment The inventor of the present invention completed this invention based on the following problem recognition.

[0050] Kimono present the following challenges: (1) Kimono are difficult to put on and take a long time to wear. (2) Silk kimono are difficult to care for, and cleaning and re-stretching are expensive. (3) They restrict movement, limiting where you can go. (4) They can be so uncomfortable that you can't eat, and the tightness can make you feel sick. (5) You have to buy a lot of accessories for putting them on. (6) They stand out too much in public, making you feel uncomfortable.

[0051] The garment according to this embodiment has the following advantages: (1) Since it is a two-piece garment, there is no need to create an ohashori (fold at the waist). (2) If you wear a turtleneck or blouse underneath, you do not need to wear a juban (undergarment). (3) The fabric is not limited to silk, so if you do not choose silk, regular dry cleaning is fine. (4) The garment can be made from clothing material that can be spot-cleaned for light stains. (5) If you wear a turtleneck, blouse, or light dress instead of a juban, you can go out without carrying a change of clothes and easily change into Western clothes when you are out, which is reassuring. (6) If you do not wear a juban, you can wear it without any problems with just two waist ties. (7) Because it is made from Western clothing fabric, it can be worn like a dress.

[0052] When trying to wear a kimono as Western clothing, the typical pattern is to throw it on over Western clothes, which can easily make it look like a happi coat, making it difficult to express the beauty of the kimono. The inventor of this invention discovered that the main reason it looks like a happi coat is the kimono's unique collar and sleeves. By freely removing and replacing the collar and sleeves, it is possible to seamlessly connect kimonos and Western clothing. The drawstring allows for length adjustment while also changing the straight silhouette of the kimono. The frills attached to the shoulders also add rhythm to the overall balance.

[0053] This multi-way item can be worn as a long coat, a short jacket, a set, or even a kimono. By utilizing open zippers, buttons, and drawstrings, and by changing the collar and sleeves, or altering the silhouette, it seamlessly transitions between Western and Japanese attire. It employs sustainable Japanese sewing patterns, using almost entirely straight lines to minimize fabric waste. Made from easy-care materials such as polyester, it can be enjoyed as everyday wear or a fashion statement. Being reversible, it offers numerous styling possibilities.

[0054] The garment according to this embodiment allows for numerous combinations. Depending on the choice of attachments and which side is the outer surface, it can be worn as Japanese or Western clothing, and even with a limited number of garment pieces, a wide variety of garment styles can be created. By making the reversible parts removable and interchangeable, it is possible to create a garment that can be easily worn in approximately 100 different ways.

[0055] Even if the upper garment 10 and the lower garment 20 are in the same combination with the same visible surface, two different ways of wearing the garment are possible depending on whether the engaging portion 22 is attached to the fastener on the front (first fastener 14a or second fastener 14b) or the fastener on the back (second fastener 14b or first fastener 14a). Because the first fastener 14a and the second fastener 14b are in a front-and-back relationship, there is no need to change the length of the lower garment 20 depending on whether the engaging portion 22 is attached to the first fastener 14a or the second fastener 14b.

[0056] An example of the characteristics of the garment according to the embodiment is described below.

[0057] By dividing a long coat into five parts (body, two sleeves, one collar, and lower garment) and changing the combination of these parts, it becomes a garment that can be worn in multiple ways. By selecting and combining the garment set according to this embodiment, it is possible to create, for example, a short jacket, vest, skirt, long coat, raincoat, kimono haori, kimono dust coat, two-piece Japanese-style raincoat, kimono-style set, and more, with just this one garment set.

[0058] The upper garment 10 and lower garment 20 are reversible, and by using open zippers or buttons at the joints between the parts, a large number of garment configurations can be achieved. Furthermore, when the lower garment 20 functions as a skirt, for example, the size and design can be arbitrarily changed using a drawstring.

[0059] By creating Western clothing patterns entirely in straight lines, drawing inspiration from the traditional Japanese fabric rolls used to form kimonos, it's possible to produce sustainable garments with minimal or no fabric waste. This allows for reversible garments to be worn in similar styles, and by changing sleeves and collars, dozens of combinations are possible with a single garment. Furthermore, it's possible to create a set of clothing that allows wearers to enjoy both Japanese and Western styles.

[0060] One of the significances of this embodiment is that it can serve as a starting point or gateway for people to learn about authentic kimonos.

[0061] By utilizing kimono cutting techniques, it is possible to create not only a Japanese-style outfit but also a Western-style outfit. This allows for efficient use of fabric and enables the creation of sustainable clothing that contributes to resource sustainability. In other words, by using as many straight cuts as possible, it is possible to minimize fabric waste.

[0062] The garment can also be used as a yukata (summer kimono). The reversible fabric can be made from a single piece of cloth, or from two pieces of cloth. It is a so-called reversible garment, and two pieces of cloth can be joined together to have different patterns on both sides, or a single piece of cloth can have different patterns on both sides.

[0063] The collar may be attached to the bodice not only with an oven fan, but also with an attachment.

[0064] This embodiment can be modified in various ways within the scope of the present invention. Any combination of the above-mentioned components is possible. [Explanation of Symbols]

[0065] 10 Upper clothing 12 Body 12a Left body 12b Right front panel 12c back heart 14a First fastening part 14b Second fastening part 16a First sleeve 16b Second sleeve 20 Lower clothing 22 Engaging part 24a Width-direction restricting draw cord 24b Vertical restriction draw code 26 slits 28a1 First button 28b1 First buttonhole 28a2 Second button 28b2 Second buttonhole 30 First collar 32. Second collar 34 Shoulder frills 40a First sleeve connection (first sleeve zipper) 40b Second sleeve connection point (second sleeve zipper) 42a First collar connection (first collar fastener) 42b Second collar connection (second collar zipper) 50 obi 100 clothing

Claims

1. A garment that includes an upper garment, including the bodice, and a lower garment, The garment can be worn by overlapping one end of the left and right upper parts of the bodice in front of it, and can also be worn with the front open. The upper garment can be turned inside out, and both sides of the upper garment can be the outer surface. The lower garment can have both sides as the outer surface, and an engaging portion is provided at the top. The upper garment includes a first fastening portion provided on one side of the upper garment and a second fastening portion provided on the other side of the upper garment. The first fastening portion and the second fastening portion engage with the engaging portion and are capable of holding the engaging portion. The garment can be configured in any of the following configurations: one side of the upper garment facing outwards and one side of the lower garment facing outwards; one side of the upper garment facing outwards and the other side of the lower garment facing outwards; the other side of the upper garment facing outwards and the other side of the lower garment facing outwards; or the other side of the upper garment facing outwards and one side of the lower garment facing outwards. The upper garment includes a sleeve attachment portion to which a sleeve can be attached, The sleeve attached to the sleeve connection portion can be detachably attached to the body, and one side of the sleeve and the other side of the sleeve can be the outer surface. The sleeve connection portion of the garment can be used to connect the sleeve when one side of the upper garment is facing outwards, and when the other side of the upper garment is facing outwards.

2. A garment that includes an upper garment, including the bodice, and a lower garment, The garment can be worn by overlapping one end of the left and right upper parts of the bodice in front of it, and can also be worn with the front open. The upper garment can be turned inside out, and both sides of the upper garment can be the outer surface. The lower garment can have both sides as the outer surface, and an engaging portion is provided at the top. The upper garment includes a first fastening portion provided on one side of the upper garment and a second fastening portion provided on the other side of the upper garment. The first fastening portion and the second fastening portion engage with the engaging portion and are capable of holding the engaging portion. The garment can be configured in any of the following configurations: one side of the upper garment facing outwards and one side of the lower garment facing outwards; one side of the upper garment facing outwards and the other side of the lower garment facing outwards; the other side of the upper garment facing outwards and the other side of the lower garment facing outwards; or the other side of the upper garment facing outwards and one side of the lower garment facing outwards. The upper garment includes a collar attachment portion to which a collar can be attached. The collar attached to the collar connection portion can be detachably attached to the bodice, and one side of the collar and the other side of the collar can be the outer surface. The collar connection portion of the garment can be used to connect the collar when one side of the upper garment is facing outwards, and when the other side of the upper garment is facing outwards.

3. In the garment according to claim 2, The upper garment includes a sleeve attachment portion to which a sleeve can be attached, The sleeve attached to the sleeve connection portion can be detachably attached to the body, and one side of the sleeve and the other side of the sleeve can be the outer surface. The sleeve connection portion of the garment can be used to connect the sleeve when one side of the upper garment is facing outwards, and when the other side of the upper garment is facing outwards.

4. In the garment according to claim 1 or 2, The first fastening portion and the second fastening portion are located in a front-to-back positional relationship on the upper garment, and are in the same position when viewed in plan.

5. In the garment according to claim 1 or 2, In the aforementioned lower garment, A first button is provided on one side of the lower garment, on the right side when viewed from the outside. A second button is provided on the other side of the lower garment, on the right side when viewed from the outside. A first buttonhole is provided on one side in the direction of the waist, and a second buttonhole is provided on the other side. The first button is closer to the second buttonhole than to the first buttonhole. The second button is closer to the first buttonhole than to the second buttonhole. When the lower garment is rolled up so that the first button faces outward and is covered, the first button is fastened to the first buttonhole. A garment in which, when the lower garment is rolled up so that the second button faces outward and the second button is covered, the second button is fastened to the second buttonhole.

6. In the garment according to claim 5, The first button is located in the right half of the area when viewing the lower garment in the direction of the torso. The second button is located in the right half of the area when viewing the lower garment in the direction of the torso. The first buttonhole is located within the 1 / 4 region on one end when the lower garment is divided into four equal parts in the direction of the waist. The second buttonhole is located in the garment that is one-quarter of the area on the other end when the lower garment is divided into four equal parts in the direction of the waist.

7. A garment according to claim 1 or 2, Including the left and right kimono sleeves, the left and right Western-style sleeves, and the collar, The aforementioned bodice includes the left bodice and the right bodice, The left and right panels are symmetrical. The left and right panels are joined at the center back. The bodice can be fitted with each of the left and right Western-style sleeves, each of the left and right kimono sleeves, and the collar. The left sleeve and the right sleeve of the garment are symmetrical. The left kimono sleeve and the right kimono sleeve are symmetrical. The aforementioned lower garment is square or rectangular. The area of ​​the smallest rectangle enclosing the region obtained by arranging the left or right bodice, one of the left or right kimono sleeves, one of the left or right Western-style sleeves, half of the lower garment, and the collar in such a way that the gaps are minimized according to the following arrangement conditions is defined as A1. If we define area A2 as the sum of the area of ​​the left or right bodice, the area of ​​one of the left or right kimono sleeves, the area of ​​one of the left or right Western-style sleeves, the area of ​​half of the lower garment, and the area of ​​the collar, A clothing set that satisfies equation 1 below. (Formula 1) 0.9≦Area A2 / Area A1≦1 (Placement conditions) The left or right body panel is positioned so that it is adjacent to the kimono sleeve and the left or right body panel in the short direction of the back center of the left or right body panel, and that they are in line contact or point contact with each other. The left or right body panel is positioned so that, at the back end, it is adjacent to half of the lower garment in the longitudinal direction of the left or right body panel, and that they are in line contact or point contact with each other. The kimono sleeve is positioned such that one end of the kimono sleeve in the longitudinal direction is adjacent to and in line or point contact with the lower garment. The kimono sleeve is positioned so that it is adjacent to the Western-style sleeve at the other end of the kimono sleeve in the longitudinal direction, and so that it is in line contact or point contact with it. The aforementioned garment sleeve is positioned so as to be adjacent to the left or right body panel on the side where the collar is attached, and so as to be in line contact or point contact with the left or right body panel. The collar is positioned so as to be adjacent to the lower garment and the kimono sleeve, and so as to be in line contact or point contact with them.

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