JP3194134U - Costume - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To provide an apparel that can be easily attached to a body that has been rigid after death in an apparel that is worn on a body during a funeral, and that has good appearance and is prevented from collapsing after attachment. A first part 11a and a second part 11b are separately formed, and a first fastener 18a is provided at a predetermined position of an edge of the first part. The 2nd fastener 18b is provided in the position corresponding to the 1st fastener of the edge part of the 2nd part provided, and a 1st fastener and a 2nd fastener are detachable freely The first part and the second part can be joined by engaging the first fastener and the second fastener. [Selection] Figure 4

Description

  The present invention relates to a costume to be worn on a corpse in a funeral, and more particularly, to a costume that facilitates attachment to a corpse.

  Conventionally, in a funeral, a dead body (also referred to as “white clothing” or “Buddang”) is generally worn by a bereaved family or a funeral trader. Since ancient times, innocent white dress was generally used for both men and women, but in recent years, instead of solid white, men have been dressed in morning, and women have been dressed in formal dresses. ing. This is the desire of a lifetime person who wants to wear a morning or dress with few opportunities to wear before life, and dress up neatly at the end of life, or to travel in a higher formal dress at the end of life, or This is due to the bereaved family's desire to see the deceased in such a way. In addition, instead of white solid, wearing clothes worn by the deceased before life is also performed.

However, in general mornings and dresses, including conventional white solids, the rigidity of the body became an obstacle, and it was very difficult to attach it to the body. The clothes worn by the deceased before they were alive were also very difficult to wear on the body. For this reason, a solid white (see Patent Document 1), a morning coat (see Patent Document 2), and a dress (see Patent Document 3) that can be easily attached to the body have been proposed.
Hereinafter, the above-described solid white clothes, dresses, morning coats, and the like as collectives may be collectively referred to, or each individual costume may be simply referred to as a costume.

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. H10-228867 describes white solid that can be easily attached to the body. This white solid has right and left parts, attach this right part and left part from the side of the body, glue the front side with hook-and-loop fastener, and turn the edge of each part to the back side This is what you wear.
Patent Document 2 describes a morning coat that can be easily attached to a body. This morning coat is opened without stitching the back center seam, which is the seam of the back body divided into the left and right sides, and the inner seams of both sleeves are opened and worn. At this time, it is desirable that the shirt is opened to the left and right like the morning coat, and the shirt itself is desirably sewn to the morning coat. The effect of facilitating dressing on the corpse is achieved by wearing the morning coat on which the shirt is sewed over the body.
Patent Document 3 describes a dress that can be easily attached to a body. This dress has a back body separated on the left and right, and spreads the dress so as to cover the body, and is attached by bonding a pair of hook-and-loop fasteners provided inside the left and right back bodies. .

JP 07-178138 A JP 2002-348705 A JP2013-153787A

However, the conventional bundles described in Patent Documents 1 to 3 have the following problems from the viewpoints of ease of wearing and appearance after wearing.
In the solid white as described in Patent Document 1, the front side of the divided right part and left part is bonded with a hook-and-loop fastener, but the back side has no bonding means, and after wearing, it collapses and looks bad. Probability is high.
In the morning coat described in the above-mentioned Patent Document 2, since the back center seam that becomes the seam of the back body divided into the left and right is opened, it is highly likely that after wearing on the body, it will collapse and look bad. . Note that Patent Document 2 describes that the shirt may be separated from the morning coat, but does not describe a specific shirt configuration.
In the dress described in Patent Document 3, the body has to be moved several times, and it takes time for the dressing operation, and in order to adjust the dress itself, for example, the dress itself is locally wrinkled, twisted, There is a high possibility that bulge and the like will occur and the appearance will deteriorate.
Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a dress that can be easily dressed and looks good.

  In order to achieve the above-described object, the bundle of the present invention is formed separately into a first part and a second part, and the first part is located at a predetermined position on the edge of the first part. A second fastener is provided at a position corresponding to the first fastener at an edge of the second part, and the first fastener and the second fastener are provided. The tool is configured to be detachable, and is configured to be capable of coupling the first part and the second part by engaging the first fastener and the second fastener. This is the first feature.

  In the first feature of the present invention, the first part and the second part are separated forward and backward along the back line direction, and the first part is the front body. The second part has a back body, and the second feature is.

  In the first feature of the present invention, the first part and the second part are separated into left and right along the back line direction, and the first part is a right collar. The third feature is that a right rear body, a right front body, and a right sleeve are provided, and the second part includes a left collar, a left rear body, a left front body, and a left sleeve.

  According to the present invention, in an apparel that is tailored before the wearer's life and is attached to the body at the time of the funeral after the wearer's death, the apparel can be easily attached to the body that has become rigid after death. By preventing the later arrival of the clothes, the time for attaching the garment to the corpse is shortened, and the appearance of the garment worn is good.

It is a front view of the correction | amendment wearing of a kimono. It is a rear view of the correction | amendment wearing of a kimono. It is explanatory drawing of correction | amendment of correction | amendment wearing. It is a front view of the upper garment of a kimono. It is a rear view of the upper garment of a kimono. It is an expanded view of the underwear of a kimono. It is a front view of the thin clothes of a kimono. It is a rear view of the thin clothes of a kimono. It is a front view of the state which wore the kimono. It is a front side expanded view of the shirt main body of a tuxedo. It is a back side expanded view of the shirt body of a tuxedo. It is a front view of the sleeve part of a tuxedo shirt. It is a front view of a tuxedo jacket. It is a rear view of a tuxedo jacket. It is a front view of tuxedo slacks. It is a rear view of a tuxedo slacks. It is a front view of the state where the tuxedo was put on. It is an expanded view of the underwear of a dress. It is a front view of the underwear of a dress. It is a rear view of the front body of the dress jacket. It is a rear view of the back body of the dress jacket. It is a principal part enlarged view for demonstrating the coupling | bonding of the dress jacket. It is a front view of the jacket of the dress. It is a front view of the 1st upper garment of a dress. It is a front view of the front body of the 2nd upper garment of a dress. It is a front view of the back body of the second upper garment of the dress. It is a front view of the 2nd upper garment of a dress. It is a front view of the state which put on the dress.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
The costume of the present invention is tailored to the body shape of the wearer at the request of the wearer, but the body remains at the time of the funeral due to weight gain and loss due to illness, partial excision of the body by surgery, etc. It is also assumed that correction for improving the appearance of the costume is required using a correction member.

(Embodiment 1)
The costume according to the first embodiment of the present invention is a kimono costume, and is hereinafter referred to as “kimono”. The kimono of the present invention is basically composed of a correction dress 1, an upper garment 10, a lower garment 20, a belt 30, and a thin garment 40.
First, the correction wearing 1 will be described.
FIG. 1 is a front view of correction wear 1, FIG. 2 is a rear view of correction wear 1, and FIG. 3 is an explanatory view of correction. The correction clothing 1 includes a front body 2, a right back body 3a, a left back body 3b, a right collar 4a, and a left collar 4b. The front body 2 corresponds to a rectangular fabric on the neck of the body. The portion is cut into a substantially V shape. A right collar 4a and a left collar 4b are formed so as to cover the substantially V-shaped line. The collar is formed on the left front. That is, the intersection of the right collar 4a and the left collar 4b is formed such that the left collar 4b is inside the right collar 4a. This is the opposite of that at the time of funeral, that is, not only for men and women, but for kimonos worn before life, the alignment of the collar is on the right front, and at the funeral, the alignment of the collar is on the left front This is in line with ancient customs. The right or right side means the right collar side, and the left or left side means the left collar side. The same applies to other embodiments.

A fastener 5a and a fastener 5b are provided at the upper ends of the right collar 4a and the left collar 4b, respectively. In the first embodiment, as the fasteners 5a and 5b, a synthetic resin is used as a raw material, and a pair of buttons is formed by the recessed member and the protruding member, and the recessed member and the protruding member are detachable snap buttons. Used. For example, the snap button is configured with the fastener 5a as a concave member and the fastener 5b as a convex member. Such snap buttons are also called plastic snap buttons or plastic snaps and are well known to those skilled in the art.
The boundary between the front body 2 and the right back body 3a and the left back body 3b is a shoulder mountain (not shown). The right collar 4a and the left collar 4b are sewn on the front body 2, but are not sewn on the right back body 3a and the left back body 3b. For this reason, the upper part of the shoulders of the right collar 4a and the left collar 4b is worn on the neck of the body, the upper end part is fastened by the fasteners 5a and 5b, and the right rear body 3a is the right shoulder part of the body. The left back body 3b is worn on the left shoulder of the body.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the correction member 6 is inserted between the correction wear 1 and the body. The correction member 6 may be one generally used for correction when wearing a costume. The size of the correction member 6 is appropriately selected, and is inserted into the body so as to improve the appearance. Further, a cold insulation member may be used as the correction member 6. In FIG. 3, the exposure 7 is wound before the correction dress 1 is mounted on the body.

Next, the upper garment 10 and the lower garment 20 of a kimono are demonstrated.
4 is a front view of the upper garment 10, FIG. 5 is a rear view of the upper garment 10, and FIG. The kimono of the present invention has a structure in which a general kimono is separated into an upper garment 10 and a lower garment 20 in the vicinity of the waist of the body, and the upper garment 10 is further separated into a right part 11a and a left part 11b. ing.
The right part 11a of the upper garment 10 includes a right front sleeve 12a, a right front body 13a, a right heel 14a, a right rear body 15a, a right front collar 16a, a right rear collar 17a, and the like, as in a general kimono. Similarly, it includes a left front sleeve 12b, a left front body 13b, a left collar 14b, a left rear body 15b, a left front collar 16b, a left rear collar 17b, and the like, and has a left-right contrast structure. Note that either the right rear collar 17a or the left rear collar 17b may be formed longer than the other.
Here, when the upper garment 10 is worn, the left front collar 16b is fitted to the inside of the right front collar 16a so as to be the left front described above. Further, when the right part 11a and the left part 11b are joined, the edge part on the back line side of the right back body 15a and the edge part on the back line side of the left back body 15b are overlapped and joined. The back line is a line passing through the center of the back of the body. The inner side means the side in contact with the body, and the outer side means the opposite side. The same applies to other embodiments.

  In the first embodiment, hook and loop fasteners are used as the fasteners 18a and 18b when the right part 11a and the left part 11b are joined. The hook-and-loop fastener is well known as a fastener, and is composed of a set of two pieces having a hook-like and pile-like surface, and is detachable. The fasteners 18a and 18b are respectively provided at predetermined positions at corresponding positions on the back line side edge of the right back body 15a and the back line side edge of the left back body 15b along the back line. A plurality of pieces are sewn at intervals, and the hook-and-loop fastener and the fastener 18b of the fastener 18a are overlapped with the back-line side edge of the right back body 15a and the back-line side edge of the left back body 15b being overlapped. The hook and loop fastener is engaged. At this time, the right rear collar 17b end edge and the left rear collar 17a end edge are also overlapped. Although not shown, fasteners may also be provided on the edge of the right rear collar 17a and the edge of the left rear collar 17b, respectively. Moreover, although the hook-and-loop fastener is sewn on the cloth, it may be stuck with an adhesive.

  When attaching the right part 11a and the left part 11b to the corpse, the right part 11a and the left part 11b are firmly attached to the corpse by engaging the hook-and-loop fasteners provided as the fasteners 18a and 18b respectively. Is prevented from falling apart. One of the set of hook-and-loop fasteners may be larger than the other, for example, the width may be the same, and one may be formed longer than the other to have an adjusting function.

  Thus, when the upper garment 10 is configured, the right part 11a is worn on the upper right body through the arm from the right side to the right front sleeve 12a, and the left part 11b through the arm from the left side to the left front sleeve 12b. Is attached to the upper left body, and then the right back body 15a and the left back body 15b are joined by the fasteners 18a and 18b, so that even if the body is stiff, it can be easily put on and looks good without breaking down. A good upper garment 10 can be provided.

Next, the underwear 20 of a kimono is demonstrated. FIG. 6 is a development view of the lower garment 20 and shows the inside.
The lower garment 20 is made of a single piece of rectangular cloth, and is composed of a starboard 21a, a right front body 22a, a back body 23, a left front body 22b, and a port side 21b from the right side. Starboard 21a corresponds to starboard 14a of upper garment 10, right front body 22a corresponds to right front body 13a of upper garment 10, rear body 23 corresponds to right rear body 15a and left rear body 15b of upper garment 10, and left front body. 22 b corresponds to the left front body 13 b of the upper garment 10, and the port side 21 b corresponds to the port side 14 b of the upper garment 10. A plurality of hook-and-loop fasteners are sewn at predetermined intervals as fasteners 24a on the right edge of the starboard 21a. A plurality of hook-and-loop fasteners are sewn at predetermined intervals as the fasteners 24b at positions corresponding to the fasteners 24a of the left front body 22b.

Since the costume of the present invention is tailored before the wearer's life as described above, it is tailored with a certain range of adjustment (adjustment) while matching the body shape of the wearer as long as possible. After the wearer dies, the body is first placed on the back body 23, and then the body is worn in the order of the left front body 22b and the port side 21b, and then the right front body 22a. The starboard 21a is worn in this order, but since the right edge of the starboard 21a is measured so as to be worn on the left waist of the body, the attachment position of the fastener 24b corresponding to the fastener 24a is: The position is set in the vicinity of the boundary between the left front body 22b and the back body 23 and corresponding to the fastener 24a.
In addition, as demonstrated about the upper garment 10, you may comprise the hook_and_loop | surface fastener as the fasteners 24a and 24b so that it may have an adjustment function.

When attaching the lower garment 20 to the corpse, as described above, first, the body is laid on the center of the rear body 23 of the garment 20 laid in advance, and then the lower garment 20 is placed on the lower body of the corpse. The lower garment 20 can be firmly attached to the body by wearing and engaging the fasteners 24a and 24b. By separating the kimono into the upper garment 10 and the lower garment 20, after the upper garment 10 is firmly attached, the lower garment 20 can be firmly attached to the corpse. It is possible to provide the upper garment 10 and the lower garment 20 having good appearance without being worn out.
Similar to the lower garment 20, the kimono belt 30 is made of a single piece of rectangular cloth, and a plurality of hook-and-loop fasteners are sewn at predetermined intervals as a fastener at the right end edge, A plurality of hook-and-loop fasteners are sewn at predetermined intervals as fasteners at positions corresponding to the tools. The fastener is sized before life so that it is located on the left side of the body.

Next, the kimono thin garment 40 will be described.
FIG. 7 is a front view of the thin garment 40, and FIG. 8 is a rear view of the thin garment 40.
The thin garment 40 is put on after the correction garment 1, the upper garment 10, the lower garment 20, and the belt 30 are all worn. The length of the thin garment 40 is tailored to be equal to or longer than the length when the upper garment 10 and the lower garment 20 are worn. Organdy, which is a fabric, is a thin plain weave, is lightly transparent, has an elegant sheer feeling and moderate tension, and has a firm texture and gloss.
As with the upper garment 10, the light garment 40 is divided into a right part 41 a and a left part 41 b on the left and right sides. The left and right parts 41a and 41b include left and right front sleeves 42a and 42b, left and right front bodies 43a and 43b, left and right rear bodies 44a and 44b, left and right front collars 45a and 45b, and left and right rear collars 46a and 46b, respectively. Contrast configuration. As with a general haori, no heel is provided. The expression “left and right parts 41a and 41b” means “left part 41b and right part 41a”. The same applies to other configurations.
Here, the left front collar 45b is fitted to the inside of the right front collar 45a so that it becomes the left front when the right part 41a and the left part 41b are joined. Then, the edge on the back line side of the right back body 44a is superimposed on the inside of the edge on the back line side of the left back body 44b, and the edge on the back line side of the right back collar 46a is the left back collar. 46b is overlapped and joined to the inner side of the edge on the back line side.

  In the thin garment 40, the snap buttons described above are used as the fasteners 47a, 47b, 48a, and 48b. The fastener 47a is located at the back line side edge of the right back body 44a, and the fastener 47b is located at the back line side edge of the left back body 44b at positions corresponding to each other at predetermined intervals. Multiple fasteners are sewn, and the fasteners 47a and 47b are engaged with the end edge of the right back body 44a being superimposed on the inside of the end edge of the back body 44b. At this time, the fasteners 48a and 48b are sewn to the edge on the back line side of the right rear collar 46a and the edge on the back line side of the left rear collar 46b, respectively, at positions corresponding to each other. The fasteners 48a and 48b are engaged with the end edge portion of the rear collar 46a being superimposed on the inner side of the end edge portion of the left rear collar 46b.

  When attaching the left and right parts 41a and 41b to the corpse, the left and right parts 41a and 41b are firmly attached to the corpse by collapsing the snap buttons provided as the fasteners 47a, 47b, 48a and 48b. Is prevented. An adjustment function around the collar may be provided by providing one convex member, for example, one convex member and a plurality of other concave members.

In this way, the thin garment 40 is configured so that the right part 41a is worn on the right half through the arm from the right side of the body to the right front sleeve 42a, and the left part 41b is worn on the left half through the arm from the left side to the left front sleeve 42b. Thereafter, the fasteners 47a and 47b are engaged, and the fasteners 48a and 48b are engaged to connect the right rear body 44a and the left rear body 44b, and the right rear collar 48a and the left rear collar 48b are connected. By bonding, even if the body is stiff, it can be easily dressed, and the thin clothes 40 that can look good without being worn down can be provided.
The attaching method of the fastener to the fabric may be any method of sewing, sticking, or the like as long as the fastener can be attached so as not to be detached from the fabric.

FIG. 9 is a front view of a state in which a kimono for women is worn. As shown in the figure, accessories such as a flower decoration 35 and a cotton hat 36 may be worn. Both hands are held together.
In the first embodiment, the end fold portion 37 is formed without bending the upper garment 10 by tightening the band 30 above the skirt of the upper garment 10. In the case of a men's kimono, the position of the band is lowered so that the folded edge portion 37 is not formed.
In the first embodiment, the footwear 38a and 38b are not specifically described, but may be appropriately used as necessary, such as a socks and sandals.

(Embodiment 2)
The clothing according to the second embodiment of the present invention is a clothing for men's clothing, and is hereinafter referred to as “Tuxedo”. The tuxedo of the present invention is basically composed of a shirt 50, a jacket 60, and a slacks 70. The shirt 50 of the present invention is separated into a main body 50a and a sleeve portion 50b. 10 is a front side development view of the main body 50a, FIG. 11 is a rear side development view of the main body 50a, and FIG. 12 is a front view of the sleeve portion 50b.

First, the main body 50a will be described.
As shown in the figure, the main body 50a includes a wing collar 51, a front plaster 52, a front body 53, a right rear body 54a, a left rear body 54b, and a vest 55. Shoulder lines are provided at the boundaries between the front body 53 and the left and right back bodies 54a and 54b. A placket 52 is sewn on the front body 53, and a button on the neck and a button on the vest are also sewn on the main body 50a. The vest 55 is sewn to the front body 53 except for a substantially V-shaped hem. This is because the substantially V-shaped hem portion of the vest 55 covers the upper portion of the slacks 70 when the slacks 70 and the shirt 50 are attached.

  The left and right rear bodies 54a and 54b have a structure in which the remaining portions (substantially central portions) are cut off, leaving the shoulder portions. Interlinings are attached to the shoulder portions of the left and right back bodies 54a and 54b and the regions on both sides of the front body 53, respectively. Since the main body 50a is configured to cut out the substantially central portions of the left and right rear bodies 54a and 54b, the body 50a tends to collapse when worn as it is. By attaching the interlining, the front body 53 and the left and right back bodies 54a and 54b are stretched, and by fixing the state, there is an effect of preventing collapse. The interlining is widely used for general shirts, suits, and other costumes, and in the present invention, description of portions where the interlining is provided by a normal technique is omitted. The formation of the interlining may be a top core or a plush core. The interlining material may be appropriately selected as necessary.

  The pedestal collar of the main body 50a is separated into left and right sides on the back line side to form a right pedestal collar 56a and a left pedestal collar 56b. Three snap buttons as fasteners 57b are sewn on the back line side end of the left base collar 56b. This is for adjusting the joint position of the left and right stand collars 56a and 56b in accordance with the size of the body around the neck, so that the appearance around the collar is improved. By engaging the fasteners 57a and 57b, the right base collar 56a and the left base collar 56b are coupled.

  As shown in the drawing, at the neck of the main body 50a, the end of the left stand collar 56b is configured to be inside the end of the right stand collar 56a. In addition, the placket 52 has a specific wing tail, but the specific wing space is provided on the left side of the placket. Further, the vest 55 is sewn to the main body 50a so that the left side of the front body of the vest 55 is the inner side of the right side. As described above, such a configuration is in line with the traditional custom of reversing the mortality at the funeral. In the case of Western-style clothing, men are in front of the right and women are in front of the left, so at the funeral, men are in front of the left and women are in front of the right.

Next, the sleeve portion 50b will be described.
As shown in FIG. 12, the sleeve portion 50b includes a right sleeve 58a and a left sleeve 58b. The left and right sleeves 58a and 58b are formed as targets, and cuffs provided with cuff links are formed on the respective cuffs. ing. The cuff links are generally referred to as cuff buttons and are selected according to the cuff type (single cuff, double cuff, compatible cuff, etc.). The cuff links may be sewn to the cuffs in advance, or the cuff links may be detachable. In addition, the sleeve 50b is provided with a sword sword and a sleeve dart.
When the tuxedo is attached to the body, the shoulder side end of the sleeve 50b of the shirt 50 is covered with the sleeve of the tuxedo jacket 60 and cannot be seen from the outside, so the length of the sleeve 50b May be any length from the wrist to the elbow of the body's arm, and the shoulder end 59b of the sleeve 50b is processed to be stretchable using a rubber string, and the sleeve is attached to the arm of the body. When 50b is attached, it is configured so as not to be displaced.

Next, the tuxedo jacket 60 will be described.
FIG. 13 is a front view of the outerwear 60, and FIG. 14 is a rear view of the outerwear 60. The tuxedo jacket 60 is separated into a right part 61a and a left part 61b, similar to the above kimono. The right part 61a includes a right sleeve 62a, a right front body 63a, a right rear body 64a, and a right collar 65a. The right collar 65a includes a right base collar 66a, an upper right collar, and a peaked lapel. The right front body 63a is provided with a dart, a waist pocket, and a buttonhole. The left front body 63b is provided with a dart, a waist pocket, a chest pocket, a pocket chief, and a flower hole, and a worship button is provided at a position corresponding to the button hole.

A hook-and-loop fastener as fasteners 67a and 67b is provided at the back line side end of the right base collar 66a and the back line side end of the left base collar 66b, respectively. The hook-and-loop fastener is provided so that when the outer garment 60 is attached to the body, the circumference of the collar can be finely adjusted according to the size of the neck.
Hook fasteners serving as fasteners 68b and 68a are sewn at positions corresponding to each other at predetermined intervals along the back line at the edge portions on the back line side of the left and right back bodies 64a and 64b.

  By configuring the outer garment 60 in this way, first, the right part 61a is worn from the right side through the arm to the right sleeve 62a, and the left part 61b from the left side through the arm to the left sleeve 62b. Then, the right base collar 66a and the left base collar 66b are joined by fastening the fasteners 67a and 67b, and the right rear body 64a is joined by fastening the fasteners 68a and 68b. By connecting the left back body 64b to the left back body 64b, it is possible to easily wear the body even if the body is stiff, and to provide a good-looking outerwear 60 without being broken.

Next, the slacks 70 will be described.
FIG. 15 is a front view of the slacks 70, and FIG. 16 is a rear view of the slacks 70. The front portion of the slacks 70 is provided with a waist belt, a side pocket, a fly (specific wing) portion 71, a pleat (tuck), and a crease. The fasteners 72a and 72b of the fly portion 71 may be general zippers and buttons, and in this embodiment, hook and loop fasteners are used. In addition, the fly wing perforation is provided on the left side. That is, the front left.
A waist belt and hip pocket are provided on the back. In the slacks 70 of the present invention, the hip-side crotch is separated into left and right, and hooks 73a and 73b as fasteners 73a and 73b are sewn in positions corresponding to each other at the left and right edge portions. Has been.

By configuring the slacks 70 in this way, the slacks 70 can be worn on the lower half of the corpse with the front-end fasteners 72a and 72b and the hip-part fasteners 73a and 74b removed. Therefore, even if the corpse is stiff, it can be easily worn, and then the clasps 72a and 72b and clasps 73a and 73b are attached to each other to provide a sleek look that does not collapse. can do.
Note that the waist cloth of the outer garment 60 and the bag cloth of the side pocket of the slacks 70 may be used for storing the cold insulation member, or these pockets may form only the appearance. .

  FIG. 17 is a front view of a state in which the tuxedo (shirt 50, outerwear 60, slacks 70) of the present invention is worn. A bow tie is worn around the neck and boutonniere is inserted into the chest pocket. A pocket chief may be worn in the breast pocket and a boutonniere may be inserted in the flower hole. Both hands are held together. Although not shown, when a tuxedo is worn, a cummer band or the like may be worn. The bow tie and the cummerband may be sewn to the shirt in advance.

(Embodiment 3)
The costume according to the third embodiment of the present invention is a western dress for women. The dress of the third embodiment is basically composed of an underwear 80, a jacket 110, and an upper garment 120.
First, the underwear 80 will be described.
FIG. 18 is a development view of the underwear 80, showing the inside. The underwear 80 includes a right front body 81a, a left front body 81b, a back body 82, and a skirt 83. The waist part 83a of the skirt 83 is formed so as to be extendable and contractible using a rubber string. This is because the correction at the time of wearing can be easily performed. Further, as shown in the drawing, a correction member, a cold insulation member, or the like may be inserted into the facings 101, 102, 103 provided on the back body 82, the right front body 81a, and the left front body 81b, respectively.
Each of the left and right front bodies 81a and 81b, the back body 82, and the skirt 83 is sewn with hook-and-loop fasteners serving as fasteners 84 to 100 in order to prevent collapse after wearing. Here, in FIG. 18, the fasteners provided on the inner sides of the left and right front bodies 81a and 81b, the rear body 82, and the skirt 83 are referred to as inner fasteners, and the fasteners provided on the outer sides are referred to as outer fasteners. Moreover, what is provided with the inner fastener and the outer fastener is called both fasteners.

  18, both fasteners 84 to 87 are sewn to the four corners of the right front body 81a, and inner fasteners 88 to 91 are sewn to the four corners of the left front body 81b. Fasteners 98 and 100 are sewn, and both fasteners 99 are sewn at one central portion. In addition, outer fasteners 92 to 95 are sewn at four places from the upper part to the lower part of the right end of the back body 82, and outer fasteners 92 to 97 are sewn at two places at the upper middle part of the left end.

Hereinafter, the correspondence between the fasteners will be described in the order of wearing.
The inner fasteners 98 and 100 of the skirt 83 are engaged with the outer fasteners 93 and 95 of the rear body 82, and the inner fasteners of both the fasteners 99 of the skirt 83 are engaged with the outer fastener 94 of the rear body 82. Is done. Next, the three inner clasps 84, 86, 87 of the right front body 81a are engaged with the outer clasps 92, 97, 96 of the rear body 82, and the inner clasps 85 of the right front body 81a. The fasteners are engaged with the outer fasteners of both fasteners 99 of the skirt 83. Finally, the inner fasteners 88 to 91 of the left front body 81b are engaged with the outer fasteners of both fasteners 84 to 87 of the right front body 81a.
FIG. 19 is a front view of a state in which the back body 82, the skirt 83, the right front body 81a, and the left front body 81b are all joined together in this order. It is possible to provide an underwear 80 that does not look like a fastener or a coupling portion and has a good appearance. It should be noted that the hem length of the back body 82 and the skirt 83 can be shortened and used as male underwear.

Next, the dress jacket 110 will be described.
The jacket 110 is worn from the chest of the body to the feet.
FIG. 20 is a rear view of the front body 111a of the jacket, and shows the inside of the front body 111a, that is, the side in contact with the body. FIG. 21 is a rear view of the back body 111b of the upper garment, and shows a state viewed from the outside of the back body 111b, that is, from the back side.

Unlike the kimono and the tuxedo, the jacket 110 is not separated into left and right, but is separated into a front body 111a and a back body 111b along the back line direction. There is a dart on the chest. An outer peripheral edge on the inner side of the front body 111a is provided with a turn 112, and a plurality of hook-and-loop fasteners are fastened at predetermined intervals as fasteners 113a on all the turns 112 except the turn 112. A look-back (not shown) is also provided on the outer peripheral edge of the back body 111b. A plurality of hook-and-loop fasteners as the fasteners 113b are also sewn at predetermined intervals at the corresponding positions on the outer peripheral edge of the rear body 111b, and the fasteners 113a and 113b at the corresponding positions are respectively attached. By doing so, the front body 111a and the back body 111b are combined without causing collapse. Snap buttons are affixed as fasteners 116 a at the two top portions of the jacket 110. The jacket 110 includes a main body 114 and an outer garment 115 formed as a layered cloth of the main body 114. The fabric of the main body 114 is, for example, satin, and the fabric of the outer garment 115 is, for example, organdy.
Left and right shoulder straps 117 are attached to the back body 111b, and snap buttons are provided as fasteners 116b near the ends of the shoulder straps 117, respectively. The fasteners 116b are fasteners 116a provided on the front body 111a. Being attached to. Thereby, the shoulder strap 117 of the back body 111b is combined with the front body 111a.

FIG. 22 is an enlarged view of a main part for explaining the coupling between the front body 111a and the back body 111b. The left and right shoulder straps 117 attached to the back body 111a are fastened to the inside of the front body 111a using fasteners 116a and 116b. Further, the fastener 113a provided on the outer peripheral edge portion 112 on the inner side of the front body 111a is engaged with the fastener 113b provided on the outer peripheral edge portion on the outer side of the rear body 111b. In other words, the outer peripheral edge of the front body 111a is coupled to the outer peripheral edge of the rear body 111b.
By configuring the jacket 110 in this way, as shown in FIG. 23, when the jacket 110 is viewed from the front side, all the coupling portions are hidden, so that a dress that looks good can be provided.

Next, the upper garments 120 and 130 of the dress will be described.
The upper garments 120 and 130 of the dress are worn on the upper body of the body and have a well-known over-blouse-like appearance. 24-27 shows two types of upper garments.
FIG. 24 is a front view of the first upper garment 120. The first upper garment 120 is separated into right and left parts 121a and 121b along the back line. A plurality of snap buttons as fasteners 123a and 1223b are sewn at predetermined intervals along the back line at the edge portions on the back line side of the left and right parts 121a and 121b. The right sleeve 122a and the left sleeve 122b are each formed in a cylindrical sleeve.
By configuring the first upper garment 120 as described above, the first upper garment 120 that can be easily worn and that does not collapse is provided.

  A second upper garment 130 is shown in FIGS. The second upper garment 130 is separated into front and rear parts 131 and 132, and the front part 131 is further separated into right and left parts 133a and 133b. The left and right parts 133a and 133b include left and right front bodies, left and right sleeves, left and right cuffs, and left and right collars. FIG. 25 is a front view of the front part 131. FIG. 26 is a front view of the rear part 132 and shows the inside, that is, the side in contact with the body. As shown in FIG. 25, a turn-back 134 is provided on the outer peripheral edge of the left and right parts 133a, 133b, and a plurality of snap buttons are sewn on the turn-back 134 as fasteners 135 at predetermined intervals. The attachment position of the fastener 135 sewn on the right part 133a corresponds to the attachment position of the fastener 135 sewn on the right side of the rear part 132. The same applies to the left part 133b. Each of the left and right parts 133a and 133b is detachable from the rear part 132.

  As shown in FIG. 26, the rear part 132 includes a back body, left and right sleeves, left and right cuffs, and a collar. A facing 136 is provided on the inner peripheral edge, and a fastener 137 is provided on the outer side of the facing 136. As shown, a plurality of snap buttons are sewn at predetermined intervals.

FIG. 27 shows a front view of the second upper garment 130.
When attaching the second upper garment 130, the fasteners 135 of the left and right parts 133 a and 133 b of the front part 131 are engaged with the fasteners 137 of the rear part 132, that is, the outer peripheral edges of the left and right parts 133 a and 133 b. Since the outer peripheral edge of the rear part 132 is coupled so as to be covered, the coupling part between the front part 131 and the rear part 132 becomes difficult to see.

In this way, by configuring the second upper garment 130, it is possible to provide the second upper garment 130 that can be easily dressed and looks good without collapsing.
In addition, you may use what shows the external appearance of a shawl as an upper garment. In that case, it is good to use the separated sleeve part. The upper garment is organdy, and the collar, chest, hem, and cuffs should be frilled, and the hem should be mellow processed.

  FIG. 28 is a front view of a state in which the dress of the present invention is worn. An example in which an undergarment 80, a jacket 1100, and a first upper garment 120 are sequentially worn is shown. In the figure, a tiara on the head, a chest, and a floral decoration on both hands. A dress that is easy to dress and that does not collapse and looks good is provided.

As mentioned above, although the 1st-3rd embodiment was shown about the binding of this invention, this invention is not limited to what was described in the above-mentioned embodiment. Various design changes are possible within the scope of the matters described in the claims for utility model registration.
For example, kimono can be applied to skin folds, long folds, haori, etc., tuxedo can be applied to tailcoats, mornings, suits, etc., and dress can be applied to various forms of dresses. Further, the fastener is not limited to a snap button or a hook-and-loop fastener, and a detachable fastener such as a button, a hook, or a wire fastener can be used as necessary. The number, shape, size, and interval of the fasteners may be appropriately provided as necessary.
In addition, the material of the fabric of the present invention is not only flammable but also has no damage to the cremation equipment and body, such as cotton, polyester, silk, etc. .
The underwear of the present invention can be applied not only as a dead clothes, but also as an underwear for a patient who needs physical care due to illness, injury, etc., and whose physical movement is inconvenient. At this time, the right front and left front configurations need to be changed as appropriate so as not to become a dead clothes.

  1 Compensation Wear, 2 Front Body, 3a Right Rear Body, 3b Left Back Body, 4a Right Collar, 4b Left Collar, 5a, 5b Fastener, 10 Top, 11a Right Part, 11b Left Part, 12a Right Front Sleeve, 12b Left Front Sleeve 13a Right front body, 13b Left front body 14a Right side, 14b Left side, 15a Right back body, 15b Left back body, 16a Right front collar, 16b Left front collar, 17a Right back collar, 17b Left back collar, 18a, 18b 20 lower garment, 21a starboard, 21b port, 22a right front body, 22b left front body, 23 back body, 24a, 24b fastener, 30 belt, 35 floral decoration, 36 cotton hat, 37 edge fold, 38a, 38b footwear, 40 Light clothing, 41a Right part, 41b Left part, 42a Right front sleeve, 42b Left front sleeve, 43a Right front body, 43b Left front body, 44a Right back body, 4a 4b Left back body, 45a Right front collar, 45b Left front collar, 46a Right back collar, 46b Left back collar, 47a, 47b, 48a, 48b Fastener, 50 shirt, 50a body, 50b sleeve, 51 Wing collar collar, 52 Front, 53 Front body, 54a Right back body, 54b Left back body, 55 vest, 56a Right base collar, 56b Left base collar, 57a, 57b Fastener, 58a Right sleeve, 58b Left sleeve, 59 End, 60 Outerwear , 61a Right part, 61b Left part, 62a Right sleeve, 62b Left sleeve, 63a Right front body, 63b Left front body, 64a Right rear body, 64b Left back body, 65a Right collar, 65b Left collar, 66a Right base collar, 66b Left Stand collar, 67a, 67b, 68a, 68b fastener, 70 slacks, 71 fly section, 72a, 72b fastener, 73a, 73b fastener, 0 Underwear, 81a Right front body, 81b Left front body, 82 Rear body, 83 Skirt, 84-87,99 Both fasteners, 88-91, 98,100 Inner fastener, 92-97 Outer fastener, 110 Body, 111a Front Around, 111b Back body, 101, 102, 103, 112 Look back, 113a, 113b Fastener, 114 body, 115 Outer, 116a, 116b Fastener, 117 Shoulder strap, 120 First upper garment, 121a Right part, 121b Left part , 122a Right sleeve, 122b Left sleeve, 123a, 123b Fastener, 130 Second upper garment, 131 Front part, 132 Rear part, 134, 136 Look back, 135,137 Fastener

Claims (3)

It is formed separately from the first part and the second part,
A first fastener is provided at a predetermined position of an edge of the first part;
A second fastener is provided at a position corresponding to the first fastener at an edge of the second part;
The first fastener and the second fastener are configured to be detachable,
By engaging the first fastener and the second fastener, the first part and the second part can be coupled,
An attire characterized by that. The first part and the second part are separated back and forth along the back line direction,
The first part includes a front body,
The second part has a back body,
The first fastener is provided inside the first part;
The second fastener is provided outside the second part;
The bundle according to claim 1, wherein: The first part and the second part are separated left and right along the back line direction,
The first part includes a right collar, a right back body, a right front body, a right sleeve,
The second part comprises a left collar, left back body, left front body, left sleeve,
The bundle according to claim 1, wherein:

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