Apron

Abstract

The present invention relates to an apron comprising a body (11) designed in the shape of a traditional Korean hanbok called a dangui and formed to wrap around the body to prevent the clothes from being soiled, a waist strap (12) that is tied behind the waist to secure the body (11) so that it can be worn in close contact with the body, a neck strap (13) that is hung around the neck so that the apron (10) does not slide down, and a knot part (14) that allows a garment tie (30) to be replaced and connected to one side of the body (11). By providing an apron in the shape of a dangui design, it increases practicality and convenience, thereby enabling the practical application of hanbok and making storage after use easy.

Description

Technology Field

[0001] The present invention relates to an apron in the form of a Dangui, a traditional Korean hanbok. Background Technology

[0003] The Dangui, also known as 'Dangjeogori,' is a type of Hanbok worn by women during the Joseon Dynasty as a casual ceremonial dress. It is a form of Hanbok primarily worn by women of high status for formal occasions such as weddings and banquets.

[0004] It was a simple ceremonial robe worn over everyday clothes or as everyday wear in the royal court, and it is similar to a jeogori but is characterized by its length reaching to the knees, narrow sleeves, and slits on the sides.

[0005] It existed since the early Joseon Dynasty and developed into a form similar to the present day after the 18th century, and the dangui is still used today as a traditional costume for Korean events such as weddings and banquets.

[0006] Meanwhile, aprons are worn over clothes to prevent them from getting dirty while cooking or performing various tasks.

[0007] As an apron for the design of a traditional Korean dress, Public Utility Model No. 20-2008-0005032, 'Waterproof Traditional Korean Dress Apron', is disclosed.

[0008] Conventional dangui aprons are manufactured by sewing waterproof material onto the dangui to provide waterproofing, but aside from this simple waterproofing function, they lack practicality and convenience. Prior art literature

[0010] Korean Utility Model Publication No. 20-2008-0005032, 'Waterproof and Traditional Korean Dress Apron' The problem to be solved

[0011] Therefore, the purpose of this invention is to provide an apron with enhanced practicality and convenience by designing the Dangui, a traditional Korean hanbok. means of solving the problem

[0013] The present invention, according to the above purpose, is characterized by comprising: a body (11) designed in the shape of a traditional Korean hanbok (dangui) and formed to wrap around the body to prevent the clothes from being soiled; a waist strap (12) that is tied behind the waist to secure the body (11) so that it can be worn in close contact with the body; a neck strap (13) that is hung around the neck so that the apron (10) does not slide down; and a knot part (14) that allows a clothes tie (30) to be replaced and connected to one side of the body (11).

[0014] Additionally, the body (11) is composed of a front portion (16) that is exposed to the front when wearing an apron (10) and a rear portion (17) that is covered by the front portion (16), and the rear portion (17) is characterized by being composed of an item storage portion (18) that allows items to be placed and stored while wearing an apron (10).

[0015] In addition, the neck strap (13) is characterized by having a knot loop (16) formed therein to connect the two ends of the neck strap (13) so that it can be hung around the neck.

[0016] Additionally, the back of the front part (16) configured on the body (11) is characterized by having a blocking part (24) configured to prevent water or dirt from adhering to the rear part (17) while wearing an apron (10).

[0017] Additionally, the knot portion (14) is characterized by being composed of a button (19) installed on the rear portion (17) of the body (11), a buttonhole (20) formed at one end of the garment tie (30) so that the button (19) is inserted and connected to the garment tie (30), thereby allowing the garment tie (30) to be connected to the button (19) in a detachable manner, and a fitting portion (21) formed on one side of the front portion (16) of the body (11) so that the end of the garment tie (30) is inserted and caught in the buttonhole (20) formed in the garment tie (30) while the button (19) is inserted and connected. Effects of the invention

[0019] This invention provides an apron in the design of a Dangui, enhancing practicality and convenience to enable the practical application of Hanbok, and also facilitates easy storage after use. Brief explanation of the drawing

[0021] FIG. 1 is a drawing illustrating the configuration of an apron in the form of a Dangui, a traditional Korean hanbok, according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIGS. 2 to 4 are drawings illustrating a state in which an apron according to an embodiment of the present invention is worn. FIG. 5 is a drawing illustrating the configuration of an item storage unit installed in an apron according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIGS. 6 and 7 are drawings illustrating the configuration of the knot portion to which the garment tie of an apron is connected according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 8 is a drawing illustrating various forms of a garment tie according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIGS. 9 to 12 are drawings illustrating the configuration of a storage pouch for storing an apron according to an embodiment of the present invention. Specific details for implementing the invention

[0022] A preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the attached drawings.

[0023] FIG. 1 is a drawing illustrating the configuration of an apron in the form of a traditional Korean hanbok, a Dangui, according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 to 4 are drawings illustrating the state of wearing an apron according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0024] The apron of the present invention is designed in the shape of a traditional Korean hanbok called a dangui and comprises a body (11) formed to wrap around the body to prevent the clothes from getting dirty, a waist strap (12) that is tied behind the waist to secure the body (11) so that it can be worn in close contact with the body, a neck strap (13) that is hung around the neck so that the apron (10) does not slide down, and a knot part (14) that allows a clothes tie (30) to be replaced and connected to one side of the body (11).

[0025] Referring to FIG. 5, the body (11) is composed of a front portion (16) that is exposed to the front when wearing an apron (10) and a rear portion (17) that is covered by the front portion (16), and the rear portion (17) is composed of an item storage portion (18) that allows items to be placed and stored while wearing an apron (10).

[0026] The above-mentioned item storage section (18) is normally covered by the front section (16) to prevent contaminants from adhering to the stored items, and when necessary, the front section (16) can be opened to allow the stored items to be used.

[0027] The apron (10) of the present invention, in the form of a dress design, has a tie (30) attached to the front as shown in FIG. 2, which is detachably installed, and the back is worn by tying the waist straps (12) on both sides, and the upper part is worn by hanging it around the neck using a neck strap (13).

[0028] As shown in Fig. 4, the neck strap (13) has a knot loop (16) formed therein to connect the two ends of the neck strap (13) so that it can be hung around the neck. By hooking the knot loop (16), the neck strap (13) is connected from both sides and hung around the neck.

[0029] In the present invention, the sash (30) formed on the traditional Hanbok is not fixedly installed but is configured to be detachable through the knot part (14), thereby allowing the use of aprons (10) of various designs.

[0030] The detailed configuration of the knot portion (14) is explained with reference to FIGS. 6 and 7.

[0031] The knot portion (14) of the present invention is composed of a button (19) installed on the rear portion (17) of the body (11), a buttonhole (20) formed at one end of the garment tie (30) so that the button (19) is inserted and connected to the garment tie (30), thereby allowing the garment tie (30) to be connected to the button (19) in a detachable manner, and a fitting portion (21) formed on one side of the front portion (16) of the body (11) so that the end of the garment tie (30) is inserted and caught in the buttonhole (20) formed in the garment tie (30) while the button (19) is inserted and connected.

[0032] In the absence of the tie (30), the button (19) is inserted into the insertion part (21) so that the front part (16) of the body (11) covers the rear part (17), allowing the apron (10) to be worn. When the tie (30) is installed, the button (19) is inserted into the buttonhole (20) formed in the tie (30) as shown in FIG. 6, and the tie (30) is inserted into the insertion part (21). Then, as shown in FIG. 7, the tie (30) is pulled so that the front part (16) and the rear part (17) of the body (11) are covered, and the apron (10) is worn with the tie (30) tied.

[0033] That is, the ties (30) provided on the apron (10) are connected in such a way that they can be attached and detached by a fitting method through a buttonhole (20) and a fitting part (21), so that the aesthetics of the apron (10) can be enhanced by attaching and detaching ties (30) of various designs as shown in FIG. 8.

[0034] Referring again to FIG. 1, a blocking part (24) may be formed on the back of the front part (16) configured in the body (11) of the present invention to prevent water or dirt from adhering to the rear part (17) while wearing an apron (10).

[0035] The above blocking part (24) can be manufactured by attaching a waterproof fabric material to the back of the front part (16) by sewing it, or by positioning the blocking part (24) within the Hanbok fabric of the front part (16).

[0036] In addition, a wire (25) may be installed at the lower end of the body (11) so that the body (11) can be worn in close contact with the body when the apron (10) is worn.

[0037] The wire (25) is installed at the lower ends of the front part (16) and the rear part (17) of the body (11), respectively, and is installed so that the wire (25) does not move by forming a seam along the wire (25) while the wire (25) is installed between the fabric of the front part (16) and the rear part (17).

[0038] When wearing the apron (10), the waist strap (12) and neck strap (13) are used to prevent the body (11) from lifting away from the body. The wire (25) is bent to wrap around the waist and maintained in that state, so that the apron (10) can be worn in close contact with the body.

[0039] In the apron (10) of the present invention, a storage pocket (22) is formed at the end of the waist strap (12) of the apron (10) so as to store the apron (10) in a rolled-up state.

[0040] Referring to FIGS. 9 to 12, the storage pouch (22) is formed with a wider width than the waist strap (12) and is configured with one side open. As shown in FIG. 10, the apron (10) is folded and rolled up, and as shown in FIG. 11, the storage pouch (22) is turned inside out so that the rolled-up apron (10) is placed inside the storage pouch (22) for storage.

[0041] At this time, a pull cord (23) can be formed on the edge of the storage bag (22) to allow the apron (10) stored inside the storage bag (22) to be tied so that it is not exposed to the outside.

[0042] With the apron (10) rolled up inside the storage bag (22) and the pull cord (23) pulled to both sides to close the opening of the storage bag (22), the apron (10) is not allowed to fall out, and the apron (10) stored using the pull cord (23) can be hung or easily stored.

[0044] Although specific embodiments have been described in the above description of the present invention, various modifications may be made without departing from the scope of the present invention. Therefore, the scope of the present invention should not be determined by the described embodiments but by the claims and equivalents thereof. Explanation of the symbols

[0046] (10)-- Apron (11)-- Body (12)-- Waist strap (13)-- neck cord (14)-- knot part (15)-- Knot loop (16)-- Front part (17)-- Rear section (18)-- Item storage section (19)-- Button (20)-- Buttonhole (21)-- Insert part (22)-- Storage pouch (23)-- Pull cord (24)-- Blocking part (25)-- wire (30)-- Clothes tie

Claims

Claim 1 The apron comprises a body (11) designed in the shape of a traditional Korean hanbok (dangui) and formed to wrap around the body to prevent the clothes from being soiled, a waist strap (12) that is tied behind the waist to secure the body (11) so that it can be worn in close contact with the body, a neck strap (13) that is hung around the neck so that the apron (10) does not slide down, and a knot part (14) that allows a garment tie (30) to be replaced and connected to one side of the body (11). The knot part (14) comprises a button (19) installed on the rear part (17) of the body (11), a buttonhole (20) formed at one end of the garment tie (30) so that the button (19) is inserted and connected to the garment tie (30), thereby allowing the garment tie (30) to be attached to the button (19) in a detachable manner, and a buttonhole (20) formed on one side of the front part (16) of the body (11). An apron in the form of a traditional Korean hanbok, characterized by being composed of a fitting part (21) that allows the end of the garment tie (30) to be fitted and hooked while a button (19) is fitted into a buttonhole (20) formed in the garment tie (30) and connected. Claim 2 An apron in the form of a Dangui, a traditional Korean hanbok, characterized in that, in the first paragraph, the body (11) is composed of a front portion (16) that is exposed forward when the apron (10) is worn and a rear portion (17) that is covered by the front portion (16), and the rear portion (17) is composed of an item storage portion (18) that allows items to be placed and stored while the apron (10) is worn. Claim 3 An apron in the form of a traditional Korean hanbok, characterized in that, in the first paragraph, a knot loop (16) is formed on the neck cord (13) to connect the neck cords (13) at both ends so that they can be hung around the neck. Claim 4 An apron in the form of a traditional Korean hanbok, characterized in that, in the first paragraph, a blocking part (24) is formed on the back of the front part (16) formed on the body (11) to prevent water or dirt from adhering to the back part (17) while wearing the apron (10). Claim 5 delete

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