JP6370973B2 - Pockets and clothes with pockets - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a pocket and a garment having the pocket.

  Patent document 1 describes that a chest pocket of clothing such as a shirt is tilted 45 degrees and sewn, and a part of the entrance of the breast pocket is sewn to prevent the smartphone stored in the breast pocket from falling. Yes.

  Further, in Patent Document 2, a front pocket portion and a back pocket portion are provided so as to cover the opening provided in the front body of the outer garment, and a vertical band cloth having stretchability is provided in a part of the opening of the front body. It is described that the portable device can be stored in the back pocket portion from the front side of the outerwear by wearing, and the portable device stored in the back pocket portion is prevented from falling.

JP 2012-158858 A Registered Utility Model No. 3048859

  SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a pocket in which an article can be easily taken in and out and a stored article can be prevented from falling off, and a garment having the pocket.

A garment according to the present invention includes a pocket provided in a pocket forming region of the garment, and the pocket is configured by sewing a pocket back cloth and a pocket front cloth in which respective upper end edges are integrated into the pocket forming region. The pocket backing is stitched into the pocket forming region by a pair of first seams in which the interval in the width direction of the pocket is narrowed from the upper edge to the lower edge, and the pocket backing is made of a stretchable fabric, A storage portion sandwiched between a pair of first seams, provided with a stretchable portion having elasticity in the width direction of the pocket at a portion sandwiched between the pair of first seams, and between the pocket backing cloth and the pocket forming region. A space is constructed.

The pocket according to the present invention is stitched to the pocket forming area so as to cover the pocket backing cloth, and the upper edge of the pocket is integrated with the upper edge of the pocket backing cloth. And the pocket backing cloth is stitched to the pocket forming region by a pair of first seams in which the interval in the width direction of the pocket is narrowed from the upper edge side toward the lower edge edge side. A stretchable fabric is provided, and a stretchable portion having stretchability in the width direction of the pocket is provided at a portion sandwiched between the pair of first seams, and a pair of first stitches are provided between the pocket backing cloth and the pocket forming region. A storage space sandwiched by one seam is configured.

Moreover, the garment according to the present invention includes a pocket provided on the front side of the pocket forming region of the garment and a hidden pocket provided on the back side of the pocket forming region of the garment, and the pockets have their upper end edges integrated. Consists of stitching the pocket back cloth and the pocket front cloth to the front side of the pocket forming area, the peripheral edge except the top edge of the pocket cloth is stitched to the pocket forming area, and a slit extending in the width direction is formed in the pocket forming area The hidden pocket has a pocket formed by a seam along the slit on the lower end edge side of the pocket from the slit, and a seam along the slit on the upper edge side of the pocket. With hidden pocket lining cloth sewn into the area. The hidden pocket face cloth and the hidden pocket back cloth are stitched together by a pair of first seams in which the distance in the width direction of the hidden pocket is reduced from the upper edge side toward the lower edge edge side. At least one is made of a stretchable fabric, and a first stretchable portion having stretchability in the width direction of the pocket is provided in a portion sandwiched between a pair of first seams. Storage that is sewn to the pocket forming area by a pair of second seams that narrow the gap in the width direction of the pocket toward the lower edge, and is sandwiched between the pair of second seams between the pocket backing cloth and the pocket forming area A space is constructed.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the pocket which can take in and out of an article | item easily and can prevent the omission of the accommodated article | item and clothing which has this are realizable.

Front view of clothes according to the first embodiment The figure which shows the detail of X part of FIG. Sectional view along the III-III line shown in FIG. Back view of the Y portion shown in FIG. The figure explaining the sewing method of the pocket concerning a 1st embodiment. The figure which shows the storage method of the articles | goods in the pocket which concerns on 1st Embodiment. The figure which shows the storage method of the articles | goods in the pocket which concerns on 1st Embodiment. The figure which shows the storage method of the articles | goods in the pocket which concerns on 1st Embodiment. The figure which shows the detail of the pocket which concerns on 2nd Embodiment Partially broken view showing details of Z portion shown in FIG. The figure explaining the storage method of the article | item in the pocket which concerns on 2nd Embodiment. The figure explaining the storage method of the article | item in the pocket which concerns on 2nd Embodiment. The figure explaining the storage method of the article | item in the pocket which concerns on 2nd Embodiment. The figure which shows the detail of the pocket which concerns on 3rd Embodiment The figure explaining the storage method of the article | item in the pocket which concerns on 3rd Embodiment. Front view of clothes according to the fourth embodiment Rear view of part A shown in FIG. Sectional drawing which follows the XVIII-XVIII line shown in FIG. The figure explaining the storage method of the article | item in the pocket which concerns on 4th Embodiment. The figure which shows the detail of the pocket which concerns on 5th Embodiment The figure explaining the storage method of the article | item in the pocket which concerns on 5th Embodiment. The figure which shows the detail of the pocket which concerns on 6th Embodiment The figure explaining the storage method of the article | item in the pocket which concerns on 6th Embodiment. Front view of clothes according to a seventh embodiment Sectional drawing which follows the XXVI-XXVI line shown in FIG. Rear view of portion B shown in FIG. The figure explaining the storage method of the article | item in the pocket which concerns on 4th Embodiment. Sectional drawing of the pocket which concerns on 8th Embodiment The figure which shows the state which accommodated the article | item in the pocket which concerns on 8th Embodiment. Front view of upper garment according to ninth embodiment The figure which looked around the collar of the upper garment shown in FIG. 30 from the back side The figure which shows the detail of the holding member which concerns on 9th Embodiment

  Hereinafter, clothes according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In the drawings attached to the present specification, the seam is represented by a short broken line, and the outline of an article or member hidden on the back side is represented by a long broken line. In the drawings in which the description of the front body is omitted for convenience of illustration in the first to third embodiments, the front body is actually located on the most back side on the paper surface. In the drawings in which the description of the front body is omitted for convenience of illustration in the fourth to sixth embodiments, the front body is located between the pocket and the hidden pocket.

(First embodiment)
FIG. 1 is a front view of a garment according to the first embodiment.

  The garment 1 has a pocket 2 in the left chest part. In the pocket 2 of the garment 1 according to the present embodiment, the pocket backing cloth and the pocket face cloth 5 are overlapped on the front body 3, and the portion excluding the upper end edge of the peripheral part of the pocket face cloth 5 It is formed by sewing on the front body 3. In FIG. 1, the shape of the pocket 2 is a rectangle, but the shape of the pocket 2 is not particularly limited.

  FIG. 2 is a diagram showing details of a portion X in FIG. More specifically, FIG. 2 (a) is a front view of the pocket, and FIG. 2 (b) is a state in which the pocket surface cloth shown in FIG. 2 (a) is removed for easy understanding of the pocket structure. FIG. In FIG. 2, the description of the front body is omitted for convenience of illustration. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line III-III shown in FIG. 2, and FIG. 4 is a back view of the Y portion shown in FIG.

  The pocket 2 is configured by sewing a pocket back cloth 4 and a pocket front cloth 5 on the front body 3 of the garment 1 in this order. In this embodiment, the pocket back cloth 4 and the pocket front cloth 5 are made of a single cloth. By folding this one piece of cloth at the upper edge of the pocket 2, the pocket backing cloth 4 and the pocket front cloth 5 are superposed. The pocket back cloth 4 and the pocket front cloth 5 do not necessarily need to be formed of a single piece of cloth, and the pocket back cloth 4 and the pocket front cloth 5 are cut separately and become the upper edge of the pocket 2. May be integrated by sewing together.

  As shown in FIG. 2 (b), a rubber member 6 is sewn over a predetermined range in the width direction of the pocket backing cloth 4 at a portion from the lower end edge 9 of the pocket backing cloth 4 to a predetermined height. The pocket backing cloth 4 is stitched to the front body 3 by a pair of first seams 7a and 7b from the upper edge 8 toward the lower edge 9. The upper edge 8 and the lower edge 9 of the pocket backing cloth 4 are not sewn to the front body 3. As described above, the pocket back cloth 4 is sewn to the front body by the first seams 7 a and 7 b, so that the upper and lower sides sandwiched between the first seam 7 a and 7 b between the pocket back cloth 4 and the front body 3. An insertion hole 31 extending in the direction is formed. The insertion hole 31 becomes a storage space for the pocket 2.

  In the present embodiment, the first seams 7 a and 7 b are formed in a straight line inclined with respect to the left and right edges of the pocket backing cloth 4, and the first seams 7 a and 7 b in the width direction of the pocket 2 are formed. Is narrower as it goes from the upper end edge 8 side of the pocket backing cloth 4 to the lower end edge 9 side. The interval between the first seams 7a and 7b is set to be smaller than the width of the object to be held at the narrowest portion. In the present embodiment, the first seams 7 a and 7 b are formed at positions that pass over the rubber member 6. As described above, the interval between the first seams 7a and 7b is narrowed from the upper end edge 8 side toward the lower end edge 9 side in order to facilitate the storage (insertion) of the article into the pocket 2. . The storage of articles in the pocket 2 will be described later.

  As shown in FIG. 4, a notch 10 is formed at the center of the lower edge 9 of the pocket backing 4. In the present embodiment, the notch 10 has a triangular shape whose bottom is substantially coincident with the lower end edge of the rubber member 6. Of the pocket backing cloth 4, portions along the pair of oblique sides of the notch 10 are sewn to the rubber member 6. In this way, the notch 10 is provided in the portion of the lower edge 9 of the pocket backing cloth 4 that overlaps with the rubber member 6, and the rubber member 6 is sewn to the pocket backing cloth 4 so as to overlap the notch 10. Among them, the stretchable portion 12 that can be stretched in the width direction of the pocket 2 is configured at a portion sandwiched between the pair of first seams 7a and 7b.

  As shown in FIGS. 2A and 3, the pocket outer cloth 5 is folded at the upper edge 8 of the pocket backing cloth 4 and overlapped with the pocket backing cloth 4 so as to completely cover the pocket backing cloth 4. Yes. In this state, the peripheral edge portion of the pocket face cloth 5 is sewn to the front body 3 except for the upper edge of the pocket face cloth 5, that is, the opening portion of the pocket 2. Since the pocket front cloth 5 covers the pocket back cloth 4, the pocket back cloth 4 cannot be seen on the appearance of the clothes 1.

  FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining a pocket sewing method according to the first embodiment. In FIG. 5, the front body is not shown for convenience of illustration.

  First, a part for forming the pocket 2 shown in FIG. Specifically, the pocket backing cloth 4 and the pocket face cloth 5 are cut integrally from one piece of fabric, and a notch 10 is formed in the lower edge 9 of the pocket backing cloth 4, and then the rubber member 6 is attached to the pocket backing cloth. Sew to 4. Further, by folding back the peripheral edge portion of the pocket outer cloth 5, folded portions 13 a to 13 c are provided to prevent fraying of the edge of the fabric and to be used as a seam allowance. In addition, a boundary portion between the pocket front cloth 5 and the pocket back cloth 4 forms a fold line 14.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 5B, the pocket backing cloth 4 is overlapped on the formation area of the pocket 2 on the front body, and the pocket backing cloth 4 and the front body are stitched together to form the stitches 7a and 7b. . As a result, the insertion hole 31 whose width decreases from the fold line 14 serving as the upper edge of the pocket backing cloth 4 toward the lower edge 9 is formed.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 5C, the pocket surface cloth 5 is folded at the fold line 14 so that the pocket surface cloth 5 is superposed on the pocket back cloth 4. Sew the edge to the front. At this time, portions other than the upper edge of the pocket backing cloth 4 together with the pocket outer cloth 5 may be sewn together in the front body.

  The pocket 2 is sewn through the above steps.

  6-8 is a figure which shows the storage method of the articles | goods in the pocket which concerns on 1st Embodiment. More specifically, FIGS. 6 (a), 7 (a), and 8 (a) are front views of the pocket 2, and FIGS. 6 (b), 7 (b), and 8 (b) are illustrated. FIG. 3 is a view showing a state in which a pocket cloth is removed for easy understanding. 6 to 8, the description of the front body is omitted for convenience of illustration. 6-8, the example which accommodates the smart phone 15 in the pocket 2 is demonstrated.

  First, as shown in FIG. 6, a part of the smartphone 15 is inserted into the insertion hole 31 formed between the pocket backing cloth 4 and the front body from the opening at the upper edge of the pocket 2. Since the upper end edge of the pocket front cloth 5 and the upper end edge of the pocket back cloth 4 are integral, the smartphone 15 can be inserted into the insertion hole 31 without being conscious of it, as in the case of storing in a general pocket. it can.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 7, when the smartphone 15 is further inserted into the pocket 2 to a depth at which the distance between the first folds 7 a and 7 b and the width of the smartphone 15 are substantially equal, the elastic member 6 is stretched by the rubber member 6. The contraction force acting on 12 causes resistance to the insertion of the smartphone 15.

  When the smartphone 15 is further pushed into the pocket 2 from this state, the expansion / contraction part 12 is pushed and expanded by the smartphone 15, and the smartphone 15 is connected to the lower edge 9 of the pocket backing cloth 4 and the front body 3 as shown in FIG. 8. It will be in the state which penetrated the opening part currently formed in between. At this time, since the smartphone 15 is held by the contraction force generated in the expansion / contraction part 12, even when the opening of the pocket 2 faces downward due to forward bending or the like, the smartphone 15 is prevented from falling out of the pocket 2. .

  As described above, in the garment 1 according to the present embodiment, the interval between the first seams 7a and 7b for sewing the pocket back cloth 4 and the front body 3 is directed from the opening of the pocket 2 to the inside. Since it is formed so as to be narrowed, the user can guide the smartphone 15 to the position of the expansion / contraction part 12 only by inserting the smartphone 15 into the pocket 2 without being aware of the position of the expansion / contraction part 12. That is, the first seams 7 a and 7 b function as a guide for guiding the smartphone 15 to the position of the stretchable part 12 when the smartphone 15 is inserted. Moreover, since the expansion-contraction part 12 can shrink | contract in the width direction with the rubber member 6, the opening part formed between the lower end edge 9 of the pocket back cloth 4 and the front body just by inserting the smart phone 15 and pushing lightly. The smartphone 15 can be fitted into the mobile phone. Further, when the smartphone 15 is taken out, the user only has to pull out the smartphone 15 from the pocket 2. Therefore, the smartphone 15 can be taken in and out by the same operation as that for storing in a general pocket.

  Moreover, in the state which stored the smart phone 15 in the pocket, since the smart phone 15 is hold | maintained by the expansion-contraction part 12, it prevents that the smart phone 15 falls out of the pocket 2 unexpectedly, when a user bends forward. be able to.

  Since the pocket back cloth 4 is completely covered with the pocket front cloth 5, the pocket back cloth 4 cannot be seen on the appearance of the clothes 1. Therefore, the design of the garment 1 is not impaired by providing the pocket backing cloth 4.

  For the purpose of simply preventing the items stored in the pocket 2 from falling off, it is only necessary to provide buttons and fasteners on the upper edge of the pocket. In this case, it is difficult to put items in and out of the pocket, and the pocket design Is also limited. On the other hand, according to the garment according to the present invention, it is possible to realize a garment that allows easy entry / extraction of an article into / from the pocket and prevents the article accommodated in the pocket from falling off without impairing the design.

  Further, even in a general pocket, a folded portion is provided at the upper edge of the pocket in order to prevent fraying of the pocket opening. Since the pocket backing cloth 4 in this embodiment can be formed by extending the folded portion of the upper edge of a general pocket, a part for forming the pocket 2 can be produced by slightly changing the cut shape of the fabric. In addition to the rubber member 6, a special member is not necessary. Further, since the pocket backing cloth 4 is sewn to the front body by the first seams 7a and 7b, it is not necessary to change the sewing process significantly for sewing the pocket 2. Therefore, the clothes according to the present embodiment can be sewn easily and efficiently.

  Furthermore, in this embodiment, the triangular notch 10 is provided in the lower end edge of the pocket back cloth 4, and the rubber member 6 is sewn to the pocket back cloth 4 so that the notch 10 may be covered. Accordingly, since the pocket backing cloth 4 is substantially flat when no smartphone is stored in the pocket 2, the provision of the pocket backing cloth 4 does not cause unevenness, and the appearance is also clean.

  Further, as in the present embodiment, when the stretchable portion 12 is formed by the notch 10 and the rubber member 6 overlapping therewith, the stretchable amount (stretching width) and shrinkage force of the stretchable portion 12 in the width direction of the pocket backing cloth 4 are: , The largest at the lower edge of the rubber member and the smallest at the upper edge of the rubber member 6. Therefore, when the smartphone 15 is inserted into the pocket 2, a large resistance is not generated suddenly due to the contraction force of the expansion / contraction part 12, but gradually increases as the smartphone 15 passes through the expansion / contraction part 12. As a result, when the smartphone 15 is inserted through the opening formed at the lower edge of the pocket backing cloth 4, the smartphone 15 can be smoothly provided without giving the user a feeling that a large resistance is applied to the smartphone 15 and is caught. Can be inserted.

  In the present embodiment, the example in which the notch 10 is provided in the lower end edge 9 of the pocket backing cloth 4 has been described. However, instead of the notch 10, a notch may be simply provided. Similarly to the notch 10, since the restraint in the vicinity of the lower end edge of the pocket backing cloth 4 can be reduced by cutting, the stretchable portion 12 that can be expanded and contracted by the rubber member 6 stitched to the pocket backing cloth 4 can be configured. In this case, the seam between the pocket back cloth 4 and the rubber member 6 in the vicinity of the notch may be formed so that the stretchable amount and contraction force of the stretchable part 12 increase toward the lower end edge 9 of the pocket back cloth 4. . For example, even when a cut is provided in place of the notch 10, the seam between the pocket back cloth 4 and the rubber member 6 in the vicinity of the cut may be formed in a square shape as in the present embodiment.

(Second Embodiment)
FIG. 9 is a diagram showing details of the pocket according to the second embodiment, and FIG. 10 is a partially cutaway view showing details of a Z portion shown in FIG. FIG. 10 shows a state where a predetermined range is removed from the end of the rubber member 6 (the removed part is indicated by a two-dot chain line). 9 and 10 also omit the description of the front body for convenience of illustration.

  In the clothes according to this embodiment, in addition to the insertion hole 31 (first insertion hole) for inserting and holding the smartphone 15, a stick-shaped article such as a pen or glasses is inserted into the side edge portion of the pocket 2. Insertion hole 32 (second insertion hole) is provided.

  More specifically, as shown in FIG. 10, a notch 16 is formed at one end portion of the lower end edge 9 of the pocket backing cloth 4 so that the lower end edge 9 of the pocket backing cloth 4 is substantially along the whole. The rubber member 6 is sewn to the pocket backing cloth 4 so as to cover the notch 16. When the rubber member 6 is sewn to the pocket backing cloth 4, the pocket backing cloth 4 is arranged in the width direction so that creases 17 are formed in the pocket backing cloth 4 at the upper edge portion and the lower edge portion of the rubber member 6. By performing gathering and sewing, the stretchable portion 12 that can contract in the width direction of the pocket backing cloth 4 is formed. At this time, more gathers are made in the lower end edge portion than in the upper end edge portion of the rubber member 6 so that the contraction amount and contraction force of the stretchable portion 12 in the lower end edge portion are larger than in the upper end edge portion of the rubber member 6. It is preferable. In addition, what is necessary is just to put a gather in the part inside the pocket back cloth 4 at least from the formation position of the 1st stitches 7a and 7b.

  In order to gather the pocket backing cloth 4, it is necessary to make the width of the lower edge 9 of the pocket backing cloth 4 larger than the length of the rubber member 6. Depending on the size of the pocket 2, for the purpose of holding the smartphone, for example, the width of the lower edge of the pocket backing cloth 4 may be made longer by about 1 to 3 cm than the length of the rubber member 6.

  The first seams 7 a and 7 b are formed so as to pass through portions other than the notch 16 from the upper end edge 8 to the lower end edge 9 of the pocket backing cloth 4. As in the first embodiment, the first seams 7a and 7b are arranged such that the distance between the first seams 7a and 7b in the width direction of the pocket backing cloth 4 is from the upper edge 8 to the lower edge 9 of the pocket backing cloth 4. It is formed to narrow. An insertion hole 31 is formed by the first seams 7a and 7b.

  A pair of second seams 18a and 18b extending from the upper edge 8 to the lower edge 9 of the pocket backing 4 are further provided on the outer side in the width direction of the first seam 7a (left side in FIG. 9B). Yes. Further, at least one of the second seams 18 a and 18 b is formed so as to pass through a portion of the rubber member 6 that overlaps the notch 16 provided in the pocket backing cloth 4. In the present embodiment, the second seam 18 a passes through a part of the rubber member 6 overlapping the notch 16, and the second seam 18 b passes near the notch 16 of the pocket backing cloth 4. By these second seams 18a and 18b, the second seams 18a and 18b are formed between the pocket back cloth 4 and the front body, and between a part of the rubber member 6 covering the notch 16 and the front body. An insertion hole 32 that is sandwiched and extends in the vertical direction of the pocket 2 is formed. Further, in a part of the rubber member 6 that overlaps the notch 16, a part of the second seam 18a is broken so that the interval between the second seams 18a and 18b in the width direction of the pocket backing cloth 4 is partially narrowed. Formed on top. As a result, a narrowed portion 19 having a relatively narrow width is formed in a part of the insertion hole 32 formed between a part of the rubber member 6 overlapping the notch 16 and the front body. In the present embodiment, the narrowed portion 19 is formed by the shape of the second seam 18a, but the second seam 18a may be a straight line and the second seam 18b may be a broken line or a curve. Further, the narrowed portion 19 only needs to be partially narrower than the other portions of the insertion hole 32, but after the width of the insertion hole 32 is gradually reduced as in the present embodiment, When the narrowed portion 19 is provided so as to gradually expand again, it is possible to smoothly put in and out the article without a part of the article being caught by the narrowed portion 19.

  FIGS. 11-13 is a figure explaining the accommodation method of the articles | goods in the pocket based on 2nd Embodiment. More specifically, FIGS. 11 (a), 12 (a) and 13 (a) are front views of the pocket, and FIGS. 11 (b), 12 (b) and 13 (b) It is a figure which shows the state which removed the pocket surface cloth in order to make description easy to understand. In addition, also in FIGS. 11-13, description of the front body is abbreviate | omitted for convenience of illustration. Moreover, in FIGS. 11-13, the example which accommodates the smart phone 15 and the spectacles 20 in the pocket 2 is demonstrated. In FIG. 12B and FIG. 13B, description of portions other than temples (vines) of the glasses is omitted for easy understanding.

  First, FIG. 11 shows a state in which the smartphone 15 is stored in the insertion hole 31 formed between the pocket backing cloth 4 and the front body. The storage method of the smartphone 15 is the same as that of the first embodiment, and the smartphone 15 is inserted into the insertion hole 31 formed between the pocket back cloth 4 and the front body and lightly pushed into the pocket 15. The opening formed between the lower edge 9 of the back cloth 4 and the front body is penetrated, and the smartphone 15 is held by the stretchable part 12. In the pocket 2 according to the present embodiment, an insertion hole 32 is formed in addition to the insertion hole 31, and the width of the insertion hole 32 is set to a dimension suitable for insertion of a rod-shaped body such as a temple or a pen of glasses. Therefore, when inserting the smartphone 15 into the pocket 2, there is no risk that the smartphone 15 will be mistakenly inserted into the insertion hole 32. The smart phone 15 can be inserted into 2. Similarly to the first embodiment, when the smartphone 15 penetrates the first insertion hole formed between the lower edge 9 of the pocket backing cloth 4 and the front body 3, the smartphone 15 is a rubber member. 6 is retained by the expansion / contraction part 12 by the contraction force, and even when the opening part of the pocket 2 faces downward due to forward bending or the like, the smartphone 15 is prevented from falling off the pocket 2.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 12, the temple 21 of the glasses 20 is inserted into an insertion hole 32 formed between the pocket backing cloth 4 and the front body. Since the narrowed portion 19 is provided in the insertion hole 32, when the distal end portion of the temple 21 reaches the narrowed portion 19, it is caught by the narrowed portion 19, and a slight resistance is generated in the insertion of the temple 21.

  As described above, since the pocket backing cloth 4 is notched in the portion where the narrowed portion 19 is formed, the rubber member 6 in the portion can be expanded and contracted. Therefore, when the temple 21 is further inserted into the pocket 2, the tip of the temple 21 passes through the narrowed portion 19 while expanding the rubber member 6, and the temple 21 passes through the insertion hole 32 as shown in FIG. It becomes. At the tip of the temple 21 of the spectacles 20 is provided a bent portion 22 for hooking on the ear. Once the temple 21 is stored in the insertion hole 32, the bent portion 22 is caught by the narrowed portion 19, so that the glasses 20 can be prevented from falling off even when it is bent forward. When the eyeglasses 20 are taken out, the temples 21 are pulled out of the insertion holes 32 by pulling up the temples of the eyeglasses 20 so that the temples 21 pass through the narrowed portion 19 while expanding the rubber member 6.

  As described above, according to the pocket 2 of the garment 1 according to this embodiment, when the user bends forward, the glasses 20 are prevented from falling off the pocket 2 due to their own weight, and the glasses 20 are intentionally removed. When it is pulled up, the glasses 20 can be taken out with a slight force.

  The method for sewing the pocket 2 according to the present embodiment is basically the same as that of the first embodiment. That is, a part in which the front pocket cloth 5 and the pocket back cloth 4 are integrated is prepared, a notch 16 is formed in the pocket back cloth 4, and the rubber member 6 is sewn to the pocket back cloth 4. Next, the pocket backing cloth 4 is overlapped on the formation area of the pocket 2 on the front body, and the pocket backing cloth 4 is stitched to the front body to form the first seams 7a and 7b and the second seams 18a and 18b. To do. Thereafter, the pocket front cloth 5 is overlapped with the pocket back cloth 4, and the peripheral edge except the upper edge is sewn to the front body. Through these steps, the pocket 2 according to the present embodiment can be sewn.

  Further, among the stitches for sewing the pocket back cloth 4 to the front body, the second seam 18a may also serve as a seam for sewing the pocket face cloth 5. In other words, the second seam 18b is not formed when the pocket back cloth 4 is sewn to the front body, and the seam is formed at the formation position of the second seam 18b when the pocket front cloth 5 is sewn to the front body. good. In this case, the narrowed portion 19 may be configured by forming the second seam 18b into a broken line or a curved line.

  Furthermore, in this embodiment, the narrowed portion 19 in which the pair of second seams 18a and 18b is partially narrowed is provided, but the narrowed portion 19 may not be provided. That is, the interval between the second seams 18 a and 18 b may be substantially constant, or may be gradually increased or gradually decreased from the upper end edge of the pocket backing cloth 4 toward the lower end edge. Even in these cases, since the bent portion 22 of the temple 21 is caught by the lower end edge of the rubber member 6, it is possible to prevent the glasses 20 from falling off unexpectedly when it is bent forward.

  Furthermore, in the present embodiment, one second seam 18 a is formed so as to pass through a part of the rubber member 6 covering the notch 16. In this way, if at least one of the second seams 18a and 18b passes through a part of the rubber member 6 covering the notch, a part of the insertion hole 32 can be expanded and contracted. Articles such as eyeglasses can be taken in and out while spreading the part, and the stored article can be held by the stretchable part.

  Furthermore, in this embodiment, the stretchable part 12 is configured by putting together gathers and sewing the rubber member 6 to the pocket backing cloth 4, but instead of this configuration, as described in the first embodiment, You may comprise the expansion-contraction part 12 by sewing a rubber member so that the notch and notch | incision provided in the lower end edge of the pocket back fabric 4 may be covered.

(Modification of the first and second embodiments)
In each of the above-described embodiments, the example in which the stretchable portion 12 is configured using the rubber member 6 has been described. However, when the pocket backing cloth 4 is formed of stretchable fabric such as knitted fabric, the rubber member 6 is You may comprise the expansion-contraction part 12 using the elasticity of the pocket back fabric 4 without using. In this case, by reducing the distance between the first seams 7a and 7b from the upper end edge of the rubber member 6 toward the lower end edge, the expansion / contraction force of the expansion / contraction part 12 increases from the upper end edge of the rubber member 6 toward the lower end edge. Adjust as follows.

  Further, in each of the above embodiments, the elastic part 12 is configured by overlapping the rubber member 6 on the pocket back cloth 4 and sewing it. However, the expansion and contraction is achieved by overlapping the bottom edge of the pocket back cloth 4 and the rubber member 6 and sewing them together. The unit 12 may be configured. In this case, by reducing the distance between the first seams 7a and 7b from the upper end edge of the rubber member 6 toward the lower end edge, the expansion / contraction force of the expansion / contraction part 12 increases from the upper end edge of the rubber member 6 toward the lower end edge. Adjust as follows.

  Furthermore, in each of the above-described embodiments, the example in which the stretchable part 12 is configured in the vicinity of the lower edge 9 of the pocket backing cloth 4 has been described. However, if the stretchable part 12 is between the first seams 7a and 7b, The position in the direction is not particularly limited. However, in order to expand the stretchable part 12 as the article is stored, it is necessary to make the minimum value of the width of the stretchable part 12 smaller than the width of the article. Therefore, in order to widely use the opening of the pocket 2, the stretchable portion 12 is preferably provided below the upper edge of the pocket backing cloth 4. Moreover, when the expansion / contraction part 12 is provided in the vicinity of the lower end edge of the pocket backing cloth 4 as in the above-described embodiments, resistance due to the expansion / contraction part occurs in a state where the article is substantially stored in the pocket 2. Therefore, after inserting the article into the pocket 2 as in the case of storing it in a general pocket, it is only necessary to apply the force and push it in finally. There will be less discomfort when putting in and out. Further, when the stretchable portion 12 is provided in the vicinity of the lower edge of the pocket backing cloth 4, when an article that does not need to be held by the stretchable portion 12 is taken in and out, the operation of pushing the article becomes unnecessary. The pocket 2 can be used as well as the pocket. Therefore, it is more preferable to provide the stretchable part 12 near the lower end edge of the pocket backing cloth 4.

  Furthermore, in each of the above-described embodiments, the first seams 7a and 7b have been described as straight lines or broken lines, but the first seams 7a and 7b may be curved. One of the first seams 7a and 7b is a straight line substantially parallel to the side edge of the pocket 2, and the other is a curved line, a broken line, and a straight line inclined with respect to the side edge of the pocket 2, and the first seam You may make it the space | interval of 7a and 7b narrow toward the lower end edge 9 from the upper end edge 8 of the pocket back cloth 4. FIG.

  Furthermore, in each of the above-described embodiments, the interval between the first seams 7a and 7b is continuously narrowed from the upper end edge of the pocket backing cloth 4 toward the lower end edge. Also good. For example, in a predetermined range from the opening of the pocket 2, the first seams 7a and 7b are formed in parallel to the side edge of the pocket, and thereafter, the distance between the first seams 7a and 7b is reduced toward the lower edge. You may do it. If comprised in this way, in the opening part side of the pocket 2, a storage space can be taken widely.

  Further, in each of the above embodiments, the rubber member 6 is also provided outside the first seams 7a and 7b in the vicinity of the lower end edge 9 of the pocket backing cloth 4, but the stretchable portion 12 is not Since it suffices to be between the seams 7a and 7b, the rubber member 6 may be sewn only in the portion sandwiched between the first seams 7a and 7b. As long as the stretchable part 12 is configured between the first seams 7a and 7b, the length of the rubber member 6 is arbitrary.

  Furthermore, in the configuration of the first embodiment, the insertion hole 32 described in the second embodiment may be formed. That is, one end portion of the lower end edge of the pocket backing cloth 4 of the first embodiment is cut out, and the rubber member 6 is sewn so as to overlap the cutout, and a pair of second seams are formed outside the first seams 7a and 7b. What is necessary is just to form a seam.

  Furthermore, in the configuration of the second embodiment, the insertion hole 32 may be omitted. That is, instead of the configuration of the stretchable portion of the first embodiment, the configuration of the stretchable portion of the second embodiment may be adopted.

(Third embodiment)
FIG. 14 is a diagram showing details of the pockets according to the third embodiment. Fig. 14 (a) is a front view of the pocket, and Fig. 14 (b) is a diagram showing a state in which the pocket cover cloth is removed for easy understanding of the explanation. In FIG. 14, the front body is not shown for convenience of illustration.

  In the garment according to the present embodiment, two rubber members 6a and 6b are stitched together in the pocket 2 to form two-stage stretchable portions 12a and 12b. More specifically, as shown in FIG. 14, the rubber member 6a is stitched to the pocket back cloth 4 along the lower end edge 9 of the pocket back cloth 4, and the rubber member 6b is connected to the pocket back cloth 4 from the rubber member 6a. It is stitched to the pocket backing cloth 4 on the upper edge side. Similar to the second embodiment, when the rubber members 6a and 6b are sewn to the pocket backing cloth 4, folds 17 are formed in the pocket backing cloth 4 at the upper edge portion and the lower edge portion of the rubber members 6a and 6b. As described above, gathering is performed in the width direction of the pocket backing cloth 4 and sewing is performed, thereby forming stretchable portions 12 a and 12 b that can shrink in the width direction of the pocket backing cloth 4. At this time, more gathers can be gathered in the lower edge portion than in the upper edge portion of the rubber members 6a and 6b so that the contraction force of the expansion / contraction part 12 in the lower edge portion becomes larger than in the upper edge portion of the rubber members 6a and 6b. It is preferable to add. In addition, what is necessary is just to put a gather in the part inside the pocket back cloth 4 at least from the formation position of the 1st stitches 7a and 7b.

  The first seams 7a and 7b are formed so that the interval in the width direction of the pocket 2 is gradually reduced. More specifically, in the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 14 (b), in the portion on the upper edge side of the pocket backing cloth 4 from the rubber member 6a and the portion sandwiched between the rubber members 6a and 6b, the first The distance between the first seams 7a and 7b monotonously decreases toward the lower edge 9 of the pocket backing cloth 4, and the distance between the first seams 7a and 7b is substantially constant on the rubber member 6a and the rubber member 6b. Thus, first seams 7a and 7b are formed. A first insertion hole 31 is formed between the pocket backing cloth 4 and the front body by the first seams 7a and 7b. By forming the first seams 7a and 7b in this way, as shown in FIG. 14B, the interval W1 between the first seams 7a and 7b at the upper edge of the rubber member 6a is the upper end of the rubber member 6b. It is smaller than the interval W2 between the first seams 7a and 7b at the edge.

  Similarly to the second embodiment, on the outer side in the width direction of the first seam 7a (on the left side in FIG. 14B), a pair of pocket backing cloths 4 extending from the upper edge 8 to the lower edge 9 is further extended. Second seams 18a and 18b are provided. By these second seams 18a and 18b, an insertion hole 32 extending in the vertical direction of the pocket 2 is formed between the pocket backing cloth 4 and the front body. Part of the pocket backing cloth 4 that overlaps with the rubber members 6a and 6b (the hatched portion shown in FIG. 14B) is cut away, and when an article such as a temple of glasses is inserted into the insertion hole 32, The rubber members 6a and 6b that overlap the notches of the pocket backing cloth 4 are stretched to hold the article.

  FIG. 15 is a diagram illustrating a method for storing articles in a pocket according to the third embodiment. FIGS. 15A and 15B are diagrams corresponding to FIG. 14B, and the description of the pocket outer cloth and the front body is omitted.

  First, FIG. 15 (a) shows that the dimension in the width direction is larger than the interval W1 between the first seams 7a and 7b at the upper end edge of the rubber member 6a, and the first seam 7a and at the upper end edge of the rubber member 6b. A state in which the smartphone 15a smaller than the interval W2 of 7b is inserted into the insertion hole 31 is shown. In this case, the smartphone 15a is prevented from falling off unexpectedly when a part of the smartphone 15a is held by the stretchable part 12b and bent forward. Since the size in the width direction of the smartphone 15a is larger than the interval W1 between the first seams 7a and 7b at the upper end edge of the rubber member 6a, when the smartphone 15a is inserted into the insertion hole 31 and pushed below the pocket 2, the rubber member Progress to the inside of the pocket 2 of the smartphone 15a is stopped by the first seams 7a and 7b formed in the portion sandwiched between 6a and 6b.

  Next, FIG. 15B shows a state in which the smartphone 15b having a width dimension smaller than the distance between the first seams 7a and 7b at the upper edge of the rubber member 6a is inserted into the insertion hole 31. In this case, when a part of the smartphone 15a is mainly held by the stretchable part 12a and is bent forward, the smartphone 15a is prevented from falling off unexpectedly.

  Thus, according to the clothes which concern on this embodiment, the multiple types of articles | goods from which the size of the width direction differs can be hold | maintained by the two expansion-contraction parts 12a and 12b. Therefore, even when the model of the smartphone is changed or when an article having a size different from that of the smartphone is stored, the stored article can be prevented from unexpectedly falling off. Further, since the interval between the first seams 7a and 7b is narrowed from the upper end edge side to the lower end edge side of the pocket 2, when the article is received in the insertion hole 31, the first seams 7a and 7b receive the article. It functions as a guide that leads to the contracted portions 12a and 12b. Therefore, the articles can be held in the contracting portions 12a and 12b simply by inserting and pushing the article into the insertion hole 31 without being aware of the positions of the contracting portions 12a and 12b.

(Modification of the third embodiment)
In the third embodiment, the example in which the two stretchable parts 12a and 12b are provided has been described. However, three or more stretchable parts may be provided. In this case, the width of each expansion / contraction part prescribed | regulated by the space | interval of the 1st seam 7a and 7b is formed so that it may narrow toward the lower end edge side from the upper end edge side of the pocket 2. As shown in FIG. For example, when providing the 1st-3rd expansion-contraction part toward the lower end edge side from the upper end edge side of the pocket 2, the width | variety of a 1st expansion-contraction part is the widest, and the width | variety of a 3rd expansion-contraction part becomes the narrowest. First seams 7a and 7b are formed. By comprising in this way, three types of articles | goods from which width differs can be accommodated in the pocket 2, and can be hold | maintained.

  In the third embodiment, the two elastic members 12a and 12b are constituted by the two rubber members 6a and 6b. However, a first rubber member is provided and formed on the rubber member. Articles of two or more sizes may be held by narrowing the interval between the seams 7a and 7b stepwise.

(Fourth embodiment)
FIG. 16 is a front view of a garment according to the fourth embodiment.

  A garment 1 according to this embodiment includes a pocket 2 provided on the front side of the left chest portion (pocket formation region) of the front body 3 and a hidden pocket 41 provided on the back side of the left chest portion (pocket formation region) of the front body 3. And have. In the pocket 2 of the garment 1 according to the present embodiment, the pocket backing cloth and the pocket face cloth 5 are overlapped on the front body 3, and the portion excluding the upper end edge of the peripheral part of the pocket face cloth 5 It is formed by sewing on the front body 3. In FIG. 16, the shape of the pocket 2 is rectangular, but the shape of the pocket 2 is not particularly limited.

  FIG. 17 is a back view of a portion A shown in FIG. FIG. 17B shows a state in which the hidden pocket backing cloth shown in FIG. 17A is removed in order to make the pocket structure easy to understand. In FIG. 17, the front body is not shown for convenience of illustration. 18 is a cross-sectional view taken along line XVIII-XVIII shown in FIG.

  The hidden pocket 41 is configured by sewing a hidden pocket front cloth 42 and a hidden pocket back cloth 43 on the back side of the front body 3. In the present embodiment, the hidden pocket front cloth 42 and the hidden pocket back cloth 43 are formed of different fabrics, but the hidden pocket 41 is configured by one piece of cloth folded at the lower edge of the hidden pocket 41. May be.

  A slit 44 extending in the width direction of the pocket 2 is formed in the front body 3, and a hidden pocket front cloth 42 and a hidden pocket back cloth 43 are sewn along the slit 44. More specifically, the hidden pocket front cloth 42 is sewn to the front body 3 and the pocket back cloth 4 by a seam 45 a along the slit 44 on the lower end edge side of the pocket 2 from the slit 44. On the other hand, the hidden pocket backing cloth 43 is stitched to the front body 3 by a seam 45 a along the slit 44 on the upper edge side of the pocket 2 from the slit 44. As shown in FIG. 18 (a), the hidden pocket back cloth 43 and the hidden pocket face cloth 42 are sewn together above and below the slit 44, thereby forming between the hidden pocket face cloth 42 and the hidden pocket back cloth 43. The insertion hole 33 communicated with the insertion hole 31 formed between the pocket backing cloth 4 and the front body 3 through the slit 44.

  In the example of FIG. 17, the slit 44 is formed by an opening on a rectangular shape elongated in the width direction of the pocket 2, but the slit 44 may be formed by a notch extending in the width direction of the pocket 2.

  A band-shaped rubber member 6 extending in the width direction of the hidden pocket 41 is stitched to the hidden pocket back cloth 43. When the rubber member 6 is sewn to the hidden pocket backing cloth 43, the folds 17 are formed on the hidden pocket backing cloth 43 at the upper edge portion and the lower edge portion of the rubber member 6. By performing gathering in the width direction and performing sewing, the stretchable portion 12 that can contract in the width direction of the hidden pocket backing cloth 43 is formed. At this time, it is preferable to gather more at the lower end edge portion than at the upper end edge portion of the rubber member 6 so that the contraction force of the stretchable portion 12 at the lower end edge portion becomes larger than the upper end edge portion of the rubber member 6. . In addition, what is necessary is just to put a gather in the part inside the pocket back cloth 4 at least from the formation position of the 1st seams 47a and 47b.

  Further, the hidden pocket front cloth 42 and the hidden pocket back cloth 43 are formed by a pair of first seams 47a and 47b whose intervals are narrowed from the upper end edge side (slit 44 side) of the hidden pocket 41 toward the lower end edge side of the hidden pocket 41. Stitched together. These first seams 47 a and 47 b form an insertion hole 33 between the hidden pocket front cloth 42 and the hidden pocket back cloth 43. These first seams 47 a and 47 b function as a guide for guiding the article to the contracting portion 12 when the article is accommodated in the hidden pocket 41.

  Further, the pocket backing cloth 4 and the front body 3 are formed with a pair of second seams 48a and 48b whose width decreases from the upper end edge of the pocket 2 toward the lower end edge. These second seams 48 a and 48 b function as a guide for guiding the article to the hidden pocket 41 when the article is inserted into the insertion hole 31. The lower ends of the second seams 48a and 48b are respectively located at both ends in the width direction of the slit 44. However, the lower ends of the second seams 48a and 48b may be on the slit 44 or the slit 44. You may be located outside the both ends.

  Further, engageable snap buttons 49 a and 49 are sewn on the back side of the hidden pocket back cloth 43 and the back side of the front body 3. As shown in FIG. 18, the snap buttons 49a and 49b are provided to hold the hidden pocket 41 in a state of being folded upward in the vicinity of the seam 45a.

  FIG. 19 is a diagram illustrating a method for storing articles in a pocket according to the fourth embodiment.

  As shown in FIG. 18 (a), the insertion hole 31 formed between the pocket back cloth 4 and the front body 3 has an insertion hole 33 formed between the hidden pocket front cloth 42 and the hidden pocket 43. And communicated through the slit 44. Further, since the interval between the second seams 48 a and 48 b is narrowed from the upper end edge side to the lower end edge side of the pocket 2, the smartphone 15 inserted into the insertion hole 31 is guided in the direction of the slit 44. Therefore, when the smartphone 15 is inserted and inserted into the insertion hole 31 of the pocket 2, a part of the smartphone 15 enters the hidden pocket 41. When the smartphone 15 is further inserted into the hidden pocket 41 against the contraction force of the rubber member 6 provided in the hidden pocket 41, the smartphone 15 enters the stretchable portion 12 as shown in FIG. The smartphone 15 is held by the unit 12. Since the smartphone 15 that has entered the hidden pocket 41 is guided by the first seams 47 a and 47 b, the smartphone 15 can be guided to the contracted portion 12 simply by pushing the smartphone 15 into the hidden pocket 41. As described above, by holding the smartphone 15 in the contraction unit 12, it is possible to prevent the smartphone 15 from unexpectedly falling out of the pocket 2 when it is bent forward.

  When the hidden pocket 41 is provided as in the present embodiment, the insertion depth of the article can be increased by the hidden pocket 41. Therefore, when an article smaller than the size of the pocket 2 is stored as shown in FIG. It can be stored inside the pocket 2. Further, when storing an article longer than the depth of the pocket 2 (longitudinal dimension of the pocket outer cloth 5), since the insertion depth of the article is deep, the article from the pocket 2 at the time of storage is stored. The amount of protrusion can be reduced, and the appearance when the article is stored can be made clear.

  Further, by providing engaging members such as snap buttons 49a and 49b on the back surface of the hidden pocket front cloth 42 and the back surface of the front body 3, the hidden pocket 41 is locked in a state of being folded upward. Can do. The hidden pocket 41 is folded back and locked to prevent the article from entering the hidden pocket 41 when it is not desired to use the hidden pocket 41 or when storing small articles such as coins. Can do.

(Fifth embodiment)
FIG. 20 is a diagram showing details of the pockets according to the fifth embodiment. More specifically, FIG. 20A is a front view of the upper garment, and is a view in which the description of the pocket outer cloth 5 is omitted for easy understanding of the structure. FIG. 20B is a back view of the upper garment. The basic structure of the pocket 2 and the hidden pocket 41 is the same as that of the fourth embodiment shown in FIG. 18, and the pocket 2 and the hidden pocket 41 communicate with each other through the slit 44.

  The garment according to the present embodiment has a point provided with an insertion hole 32 for storing a temple of glasses and the shape of the first seams 47a and 47b for sewing the hidden pocket front cloth 42 and the hidden pocket back cloth 43 together. This is different from the garment according to the fourth embodiment. Hereinafter, the difference between the present embodiment and the fourth embodiment will be mainly described.

First, as shown in FIG. 20 (a), a part (a hatched portion) along one side edge (left edge of FIG. 20 (a)) of the pocket backing cloth 4 is notched. The rubber member 50 is overlapped so as to cover the notch. The pair of seams 18a and 18b passing over the rubber member 50 along the left edge of the pocket backing cloth 4 sew the pocket backing cloth 4 and the rubber member 50 together in the front body. interpolation through hole 32 is formed between the front body. Further, between the seams 18a and 18b, the width of the pocket 2 decreases from the upper edge side toward the lower edge side, and the pair of seams 51a and 51b passing through the rubber member 50 causes the pocket backing cloth 4 and the rubber member 50 to become the front body. It is stitched together at around 3. A narrowed portion 52 is constituted by these seams 51a and 51b.

  When a temple or the like of spectacles is inserted into the insertion hole 32, resistance occurs at the narrowed portion 52. However, since the rubber member 50 can be expanded and contracted, when the temple or the like of spectacles is further pushed in, the rubber member 50 is expanded. Passes through the constriction 52. After a temple or the like of eyeglasses has passed through the constricted portion 52, it is held by the contraction force of the rubber member 50, and the stored articles such as eyeglasses are prevented from falling off unexpectedly when it is bent forward.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 20B, first seams 47 a and 47 b for sewing the hidden pocket front cloth 42 and the hidden pocket back cloth 43 are stepped from the upper edge side to the lower edge side of the hidden pocket 41. The width is narrowed. By forming the first seams 7a and 7b in this way, the interval W4 between the first seams 7a and 7b at the upper edge of the rubber member 6 is set to the lower end of the rubber member 6 as shown in FIG. It is smaller than the interval W3 between the first seams 7a and 7b at the edge.

  FIG. 21 is a diagram illustrating a method for storing articles in a pocket according to the fifth embodiment. FIGS. 21A and 21B are views corresponding to FIG. 20B and omit the description of the front body.

  First, FIG. 21A shows that the dimension in the width direction is larger than the interval W3 between the first seams 47a and 47b at the lower end edge of the rubber member 6, and the first seam 47a and at the upper end edge of the rubber member 6b. A state in which the smartphone 15a smaller than the interval W4 of 47b is inserted into the insertion hole 33 through the slit 44 is shown. In this case, when a part of the smartphone 15a is held by the upper part of the expansion / contraction part 12 and is bent forward, the smartphone 15a is prevented from falling off unexpectedly. Since the dimension of the smartphone 15a in the width direction is larger than the interval W3 between the first seams 47a and 47b at the lower end edge of the rubber member 6, when the smartphone 15a is inserted into the insertion hole 33 and pushed below the pocket 2, The progress to the inside of the hidden pocket 41 of the smartphone 15a is stopped by the seams 47a and 47b.

  Next, FIG. 21B shows a state in which the smartphone 15b having a width dimension smaller than the interval W3 between the first seams 47a and 47b at the lower end edge of the rubber member 6 is inserted into the insertion hole 31. In this case, when a part of the smartphone 15b is mainly held by the lower part of the expansion / contraction part 12 and is bent forward, the smartphone 15b is prevented from falling off unexpectedly.

  As described above, according to the garment according to the present embodiment, the width of the first stitches 47a and 47b for stitching the hidden pocket front cloth 42 and the hidden pocket back cloth 43 is reduced in a stepwise manner. Two types of articles having different sizes in directions can be held. Therefore, even when the model of the smartphone is changed or when an article having a size different from that of the smartphone is stored, the stored article can be prevented from unexpectedly falling off. In addition, by providing the first seams 47a and 47b and the second seams 48a and 48b, an article such as an inserted smartphone can be guided to the contracting portion 12, so that only by inserting and pushing in the article, The contraction part 12 can be held.

(Sixth embodiment)
FIG. 22 is a diagram illustrating details of the pockets according to the sixth embodiment. More specifically, FIG. 22A is a front view of the upper garment, and is a view in which the description of the pocket cover cloth 5 is omitted for easy understanding of the structure. FIG. 20B is a back view of the upper garment. The basic structure of the pocket 2 and the hidden pocket 41 is the same as that of the fourth embodiment shown in FIG. 18, and the pocket 2 and the hidden pocket 41 communicate with each other through the slit 44.

  The garment according to this embodiment is provided with stretchable portions 12a and 12b in the pocket 2 and the hidden pocket 41, respectively.

  As shown in FIG. 20 (b), the stretchable part 12 a is configured by a rubber member 6 a that is sewn together by bringing the crease 17 to the hidden pocket face cloth 42. The hidden pocket front cloth 42 and the hidden pocket back cloth 43 are stitched together by a pair of first seams 47a and 47b whose intervals narrow from the upper end edge side of the hidden pocket 41 toward the malleable edge side. Since the configuration of the stretchable part 12a and the first seams 47a and 47b is the same as that described in the fourth embodiment, repeated description is omitted.

  As shown in FIG. 20A, the stretchable portion 12 b is configured by a rubber member 6 b that is sewn together by bringing the folds 17 to the pocket backing cloth 4. The pocket back cloth 4 and the front body 3 are stitched together by a pair of second seams 48a and 48b whose width decreases from the upper end edge side to the lower end edge side of the pocket 2. Since the configuration of the stretchable part 12b and the second seams 48a and 48b is the same as that described in the second embodiment, repeated description is omitted.

  By forming the first seams 7a and 7b and the second seams 48a and 48b in this way, the interval W5 between the first seams 7a and 7b at the upper edge of the rubber member 6a is as shown in FIG. The distance W6 between the second seams 48a and 48b at the lower end edge of the rubber member 6b is smaller.

  FIG. 23 is a diagram illustrating a method for storing articles in a pocket according to the sixth embodiment. FIGS. 23A and 23B are diagrams corresponding to FIG. 22B and omit the description of the front body.

  First, FIG. 23A shows that the dimension in the width direction is larger than the interval W5 between the first seams 47a and 47b at the upper edge of the rubber member 6a, and the first seams 47a and 47a at the lower edge of the rubber member 6b. A state in which the smartphone 15a smaller than the interval W6 of 47b is inserted into the insertion hole 31 is shown. In this case, the smartphone 15a is prevented from falling off unexpectedly when a part of the smartphone 15a is held by the stretchable part 12b and bent forward. Since the dimension of the smartphone 15a in the width direction is larger than the interval W5 between the first seams 47a and 47b at the upper end edge of the rubber member 6a, the smartphone 15a is inserted into the insertion hole 33 and pushed below the pocket 2. The advancement into the pocket 2 of the smartphone 15a is stopped by the seams 47a and 47b.

  Next, FIG. 21B shows a state in which the smartphone 15b whose width dimension is smaller than the interval W5 between the first seams 47a and 47b at the upper edge of the rubber member 6a is inserted into the insertion hole 31 through the slit 44. Show. In this case, when a part of the smartphone 15b is held by the lower portion of the expansion / contraction part 12a and is bent forward, the smartphone 15b is prevented from falling off unexpectedly. Further, by providing the first seams 47a and 47b and the second seams 48a and 48b, the inserted article such as a smartphone can be guided to the contracting portions 12a and 12b. Thus, the contraction portion 12a or 12b can be held.

  As described above, according to the garment according to the present embodiment, by providing the stretchable portions 12a and 12b in the hidden pocket 41 and the pocket 2, respectively, two types of articles having different sizes in the width direction can be held. Therefore, even when the model of the smartphone is changed or when an article having a size different from that of the smartphone is stored, the stored article can be prevented from unexpectedly falling off.

(Modifications of the fourth to sixth embodiments)
In the above fourth to sixth embodiments, the example in which the stretchable portion is provided on the hidden pocket back cloth 43 has been described. However, the stretchable portion may be configured by stitching a rubber member to the hidden pocket front fabric 42 or concealing it. An elastic part may be formed by sewing a rubber member to both the pocket front cloth 42 and the hidden pocket back cloth 43. That is, it is only necessary that the stretchable portion is provided on at least one of the hidden pocket front cloth 42 and the hidden pocket back cloth 43.

  In the fourth to sixth embodiments, at least one of the hidden pocket front cloth 42 and the hidden pocket back cloth 43 is formed of a stretchable cloth such as knitted fabric, and the rubber member 6 is not used. You may comprise an expansion-contraction part using the elasticity of this.

  Furthermore, in the above fourth to sixth embodiments, the hidden pocket 41 may be provided with two or more stretchable parts having different widths. In this case, the width of each stretchable part defined by the interval between the first seams 47 a and 47 b is formed so as to narrow from the upper end edge side to the lower end edge side of the hidden pocket 41. For example, when providing the 1st and 2nd expansion-contraction part toward the lower end edge side from the upper end edge side of the hidden pocket 41, it is the 1st so that the width | variety of a 1st expansion / contraction part may become wider than the width | variety of a 2nd expansion / contraction part. The seams 47a and 47b are formed. With this configuration, two types of articles having different widths can be stored and held in the hidden pocket 41.

  Furthermore, in the fourth to sixth embodiments, the example in which the first seams 47a and 47b and the second seams 48a and 48b are straight lines or broken lines has been described. However, the first seams 7a and 7b are: It may be a curve.

  Furthermore, in the above fourth to sixth embodiments, rubber members are also provided outside the first seams 47a and 47b. However, the expansion / contraction part of the hidden pocket 41 has the first seams 47a and 47b. The rubber member may be sewn only in the portion sandwiched between the first seams 47a and 47b. The length of the rubber member is arbitrary as long as the stretchable portion is configured between the first seams 47a and 47b.

  Further, in the fourth embodiment, the example in which the snap buttons 49a and 49b are provided to fold and lock the hidden pocket 41 has been described. However, the hidden pocket 41 can be folded and held in the front body. For example, members other than the snap buttons 49a and 49b may be used. For example, instead of the snap buttons 49a and 49, a hook-and-loop fastener may be provided, or a button and a button hole may be provided.

  Further, in the fifth and sixth embodiments, a member for folding and locking the hidden pocket 41 as described in the fourth embodiment may be provided. In particular, in the sixth embodiment, when an article wider than the slit 44 is inserted, the article can be held by the stretchable portion 12b provided on the pocket backing cloth 4, and it is necessary to use the hidden pocket 41. Since the hidden pocket 41 is folded and locked, it is possible to prevent small articles such as coins from entering the hidden pocket 41.

  Furthermore, in the fourth and sixth embodiments described above, an insertion hole 32 for holding a temple or the like of glasses may be provided. Specifically, the configurations described in the second, third, and fifth embodiments can be employed. Conversely, in the configuration of the fifth embodiment, the insertion hole 32 may be omitted.

(Seventh embodiment)
24 is a front view of a garment according to the seventh embodiment, FIG. 25 is a cross-sectional view taken along line XXVI-XXVI shown in FIG. 24, and FIG. 26 is a back view of a portion B shown in FIG. It is.

  The garment 1 according to the present embodiment includes a pocket 2 provided on the front side of the pocket forming region of the front body 3 and a hidden pocket 41 provided on the back side of the pocket forming region.

  The pocket 2 is formed by superposing one piece of the pocket cloth 60 on the pocket forming area and sewing the periphery of the pocket cloth 60 excluding the upper edge to the pocket forming area of the front body 3. Accordingly, an insertion hole 31 into which an article can be inserted is formed between the pocket cloth 60 and the front body 3.

  As shown in FIGS. 25 and 26, the front body 3 is provided with a slit 55 extending in the width direction along the seam at the lower end edge of the pocket 2.

  The hidden pocket 41 includes a hidden pocket front cloth 42 and a hidden pocket back cloth 43. The hidden pocket face cloth 42 is sewn to the front body 3 by a seam 56 a along the slit 55 on the lower end edge side of the pocket 2 with respect to the slit 55. Further, the hidden pocket back cloth 43 is sewn to the front body 3 by a seam 56 b along the slit 55 on the upper end edge side of the pocket 2 with respect to the slit 55. Further, the left and right edge portions and the lower edge portion of the hidden pocket front cloth 42 and the hidden pocket back cloth 43 are sewn together, and an insertion hole 33 is formed between the hidden pocket front cloth 42 and the hidden pocket back cloth 43. Yes.

  As shown in FIG. 26, the hidden pocket front cloth 42 and the hidden pocket back cloth 43 are stitched together by a pair of seams 57a and 57b in which the distance in the width direction of the hidden pocket 41 decreases from the upper edge side toward the lower edge side. Further, the hidden pocket backing cloth 43 is provided with the stretchable portion 12 having stretchability in the width direction of the pocket at least partly sandwiched between the pair of seams 57a and 57b. In this embodiment, the rubber member 58 extending in the width direction of the hidden pocket 41 is stitched to the hidden pocket back cloth 43, and the stretchable part 12 is configured by a part of the rubber member 58 sandwiched between the seams 57a and 57b. Yes. In the present embodiment, when the rubber member 58 is sewn to the pocket backing cloth 4, the pocket backing cloth is formed so that the folds 17 are formed in the pocket backing cloth 4 at the upper edge portion and the lower edge portion of the rubber member 58. The rubber member 58 can be expanded and contracted in the width direction of the hidden pocket 41 by gathering in the width direction of 4 and performing sewing. Further, the interval between the seams 57 a and 57 b located on the rubber member 58 is set to be smaller than the width of the article held by the contraction portion 12.

  In this embodiment, the rubber member 58 is sewn to the hidden pocket back cloth 43, but the elastic member 12 may be formed by sewing the rubber member 58 to the hidden pocket face cloth 42, or the hidden pocket face cloth 42 may be configured. In addition, the elastic member 12 may be configured by stitching the rubber member 58 to both the hidden pocket backing cloth 43. That is, it is only necessary that the stretchable portion is provided on at least one of the hidden pocket front cloth 42 and the hidden pocket back cloth 43. Alternatively, the stretchable part 12 may be provided between the seams 57a and 57b by forming the hidden pocket front cloth 42 and the hidden pocket back cloth 43 with stretchable fabric such as knitted fabric.

  With the configuration described above, as shown in FIG. 25, the clothing 1 according to the present embodiment communicates with the insertion hole 31 of the pocket 2 and the insertion hole of the hidden pocket 41 through the slit 55 of the front body 3. doing.

FIG. 27 is a diagram illustrating a method for storing articles in a pocket according to the seventh embodiment. More specifically, FIG. 27A is a front view of a garment, and FIG. 27B is a back view of the front body of the garment.

As shown in FIG. 25, the insertion hole 31 formed between the pocket cloth 60 and the front body 3 has an insertion hole 33 formed between the hidden pocket front cloth 42 and the hidden pocket 43, and a slit. 55 to communicate. Since the slit 55 is formed along the seam where the lower end edge portion of the pocket cloth 60 and the front body are stitched together, that is, in the vicinity of the lower end edge of the pocket 2, when the smartphone 15 is inserted into the insertion hole 31 of the pocket 2, The smartphone 15 passes through the slit 55 and enters the hidden pocket 41. However, since the interval between the seams 57a and 57b located on the rubber member 55 is set to be smaller than the width of the smartphone 15, the smartphone 15 is moved in a state where only a part of the smartphone 15 is inserted into the hidden pocket 41. Is regulated by the seams 57 a and 57 b, the smartphone 15 does not penetrate the contraction part 12.

  When the smartphone 15 is further inserted into the hidden pocket 41 against the contraction force of the rubber member 55 provided in the hidden pocket 41, the smartphone 15 enters the stretchable portion 12 as shown in FIG. The smartphone 15 is held by the unit 12. Since the hidden pocket 41 is formed with seams 57a and 57b whose width decreases from the upper edge side to the lower edge side of the hidden pocket 41, these seams 57a and 57b cover the smartphone 15 in the center of the width direction of the hidden pocket 41. Serves as a guide to Therefore, the smartphone 15 that has entered the hidden pocket 41 can be guided to the contracted portion 12 simply by being pushed into the hidden pocket 41. As described above, by holding the smartphone 15 in the contraction unit 12, it is possible to prevent the smartphone 15 from unexpectedly falling out of the pocket 2 when it is bent forward.

(Modification of the seventh embodiment)
In the present embodiment, an example in which the pocket cloth 60 is rectangular has been described, but the pocket cloth 60 may be other than rectangular. For example, the two corners on the lower side of the pocket cloth 60 may be cut obliquely or cut in a curved shape. With this configuration, the seam that stitches the periphery of the pocket cloth 60 is formed so that the width decreases from the upper end edge side to the lower end edge side of the pocket 2, so that the seam that stitches the pocket 60 periphery is inserted into the insertion hole 31. It functions as a guide for guiding the article to the hidden pocket 41. As a result, the insertion of the article into the hidden pocket 41 can be further facilitated.

  Further, in the seventh embodiment, two or more stretchable portions having different widths may be provided in the hidden pocket 41 as in the third embodiment. For example, when providing the 1st and 2nd expansion-contraction part toward the lower end edge side from the upper end edge side of the hidden pocket 41, the seam 57a is set so that the width of the first expansion / contraction part is wider than the width of the second expansion / contraction part. And 57b are formed. With this configuration, two types of articles having different widths can be stored and held in the hidden pocket 41.

  Further, in the seventh embodiment, the example in which the seams 57a and 57b are straight lines has been described. However, the hidden pocket 41 may be a fold line whose interval gradually decreases from the upper end edge side to the lower end edge side or the upper end of the hidden pocket 41. It may be a curve whose interval narrows from the edge side to the lower edge side.

  Further, in the seventh embodiment, the rubber member 55 is also provided outside the seams 57a and 57b. However, the stretchable portion 12 of the hidden pocket 41 only needs to be between the seams 57a and 57b. The rubber member 58 may be sewn only in a portion sandwiched between the seams 57a and 57b. As long as the stretchable part 12 is formed between the seams 57a and 57b, the length of the rubber member 58 is arbitrary.

  Further, also in the seventh embodiment, a locking member such as a snap button for folding and locking the hidden pocket 41 as described in the fourth embodiment may be provided. In the seventh embodiment, when an article wider than the slit 55 is inserted, or when a small article such as a coin is inserted into the pocket 2, the hidden pocket 41 is folded and locked. It can be deformed into a shape substantially equivalent to a pocket that is not present, and small articles such as coins can be prevented from entering the hidden pocket 41.

  Further, also in the seventh embodiment, an insertion hole 32 for holding a temple or the like of glasses may be provided. Specifically, the configurations described in the second, third, and fifth embodiments can be employed.

(Eighth embodiment)
FIG. 28 is a cross-sectional view of the pocket according to the eighth embodiment, corresponding to FIG.

  The basic configuration of the garment 1 according to this embodiment is the same as that shown in the first embodiment, but the pocket backing cloth 4 and the pocket front cloth 5 constituting the pocket 2 are provided separately, and the pocket It differs from 1st Embodiment by the point which attached the hook_and_loop | surface fastener 53 between the back cloth 4 and the pocket formation area of the front body 3. FIG.

  More specifically, in the first embodiment, the pocket back cloth 4 and the pocket front cloth 5 are made of one piece of cloth and folded at the upper edge portion, whereas in this embodiment, the pocket The back cloth 4 and the pocket front cloth 5 are made of different fabrics, and the respective upper edge portions are not sewn together. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 28, an insertion hole 34 into which an object can be inserted is formed between the pocket front cloth 5 and the pocket back cloth 4. The hook-and-loop fastener 53 is attached along substantially the entire upper end edge of the pocket backing cloth 4, and detachably engages the upper edge part of the pocket backing cloth 4 with the front body 3. When the hook-and-loop fastener 53 is opened, an insertion hole 31 similar to that of the first embodiment is formed between the pocket back cloth 4 and the front body 3.

  In addition, although illustration is abbreviate | omitted, the pocket back cloth 4 is sewn on the front body 3 by a pair of 1st seam which becomes narrow toward the lower end direction of the pocket 2 similarly to 1st Embodiment. Yes. In addition, an elastic part is formed by sewing the rubber member 6 on a portion sandwiched between the first seams of the pocket back cloth 4.

  FIG. 29 is a diagram illustrating a state in which an article is stored in the pocket according to the eighth embodiment. More specifically, FIG. 29A shows a state in which the smartphone 15 is stored in the insertion hole 31, and FIG. 29B shows a state in which the ticket 54 and the coin 55 are stored in the insertion hole 34.

  In the pocket 2 according to the present embodiment, two insertion holes 31 and 34 are provided, and when storing a storage object (for example, the smartphone 15) to be prevented from falling out of the pocket 2, a pocket lining cloth is used. When using the insertion hole 31 between the front body 4 and the front body 3 to store a storage object (for example, a ticket 54 or a coin 55) that cannot be prevented by the stretchable part 12, the pocket cloth 5 and the pocket The insertion hole 34 between the backing cloth 4 is used.

  More specifically, when the smartphone 15 is stored in the pocket 2, as shown in FIG. 29 (a), the hook-and-loop fastener between the pocket back cloth 4 and the front body 3 is peeled off, and the pocket back cloth 4 The space between the front body 3 is opened. In this state, the smartphone 15 is inserted into the insertion hole 31, and the opening between the lower edge of the pocket back cloth 4 and the front body 3 is caused to penetrate the smartphone 15 by the procedure described in the first embodiment. Since the smartphone 15 is held by the contraction force of the extension / contraction part 12, even when the opening of the pocket 2 faces downward due to forward bending or the like, the smartphone 15 is prevented from falling off the pocket 2.

  On the other hand, when the ticket 54 or the coin 55 is stored in the pocket 2, the object to be stored is inserted into the insertion hole 34 between the pocket front cloth 5 and the pocket back cloth 4, as shown in FIG. . As described above, the pocket backing cloth 4 is sewn to the front body 3 with a pair of first seams whose intervals are narrowed toward the bottom side of the pocket 2 for the purpose of facilitating insertion of an article to be stretched. Therefore, the width (internal spacing) of the insertion hole 31 is also narrowed toward the bottom of the pocket 2. A relatively small article such as a ticket 54 or a coin 55 penetrates to the bottom of the pocket 2, but in the configuration in which only the insertion hole 31 is provided as in the first embodiment, the width of the insertion hole 31 is narrowed. This makes it difficult to take out the ticket 54 and the coin 55 that have reached the bottom of the pocket 2. On the other hand, in this embodiment, the upper end edge of the pocket front cloth 5 and the pocket back cloth 4 is opened, and the insertion hole 34 is provided between them, but the pocket front cloth 5 and the pocket back cloth 4 are Since it is not sewed except for the peripheral edge, the space between the pocket front cloth 5 and the pocket back cloth 4 can be used in the same manner as a normal pocket. Therefore, even when a relatively small article such as a ticket 54 or a coin 55 is stored in the pocket 2, it is easy to grasp and hold the stored item.

  When the smartphone 15 is not held in the pocket 2, if the hook-and-loop fastener 53 is closed, the pocket front cloth 5 and the pocket back cloth can be used without being aware of the expansion / contraction portions provided in the insertion hole 31 and the pocket back cloth 4. The space between 4 can be used as a normal pocket. That is, when taking out the ticket 54 and the coin 55 stored in the pocket 2, it is possible to prevent the insertion of the hand into the insertion hole 31 between the pocket back cloth 4 and the front body 3, which is difficult to take out. 54 and coin 55 can be easily taken out.

  In the present embodiment, the example in which the hook-and-loop fastener 53 is used as the locking member that fixes the upper edge of the pocket backing cloth 4 to the pocket forming region is described. However, the locking member is not limited to the hook-and-loop fastener. The upper edge of the pocket backing cloth 4 may be detachably locked to the pocket forming area. As a locking part agent, a snap button, a hook, a general button, a wire fastener etc. can be used, for example. Further, in the present embodiment, the hook-and-loop fastener 53 is provided over substantially the entire upper edge of the pocket backing cloth 4 and the pocket forming area, but it is possible to accidentally put a hand into the upper end portion of the insertion hole 31. The insertion hole 31 may be closed to such an extent that it can be suppressed. For example, a hook-and-loop fastener 53 may be provided at a part (for example, the center) of the upper edge of the pocket backing cloth 4 and the pocket forming region.

  In the present embodiment, the example in which the expansion / contraction part similar to that in the first embodiment is provided has been described. However, the expansion / contraction part described in the second or third embodiment may be provided. Alternatively, in this embodiment, instead of using the rubber member 6 to form the stretchable part, the pocket backing cloth 4 is formed of a stretchable fabric such as knitted fabric, and the pocket backing cloth 4 can be stretched using the stretchability. The unit 12 may be configured.

(Ninth embodiment)
30 is a front view of the upper garment 1 according to the ninth embodiment, FIG. 31 is a view of the vicinity of the neck of the upper garment 1 shown in FIG. 30 from the back side, and FIG. It is a figure which shows the detail of the holding member which concerns on embodiment. Although the description of the front body is omitted for the sake of convenience in FIG. 32, the front body is actually located on the most back side on the paper surface.

  The upper garment 61 has a holding member 64 having an insertion hole through which a temple or the like of the glasses 62 can be inserted from the entrance side opening 66 on the neck side to the two exit side openings 67 on the hem side on the back side of the neck of the front body 63. It is characterized in that is provided. Hereinafter, although the specific example of the method of providing the holding member 64 in the upper garment 61 is demonstrated, the method of providing the holding member 64 in the upper garment 61 is not limited to the following.

  As shown in FIGS. 31 and 32, the holding member 64 includes two cloths, a front cloth 70 and an inner cloth 71, and has an inverted V-shaped seam 65a in which the interval narrows from the neck side toward the hem side. And a pair of seams 65b and 65c extending from the neck side toward the hem side on the side of the seam 65a. The cloth 71 is made of a stretch material such as knitted fabric or a sheet-like material having elasticity such as a belt-like rubber. Further, both the interval between the seams 65a and 65b and the interval between the seams 65a and 65c are narrowed from the neck side toward the hem side. No other seam is provided in the portion sandwiched between the seams 65a and 65b and the portion sandwiched between the seams 65a and 65c, and two of the front cloth 70 and the inner cloth 71 constituting the holding member 64 are provided. Between the sheets of cloth, a pair of through-holes having an entrance-side opening 66 and exit-side openings 67a and 67b and narrowing from the neck side toward the hem side are formed. It should be noted that the two outlet side openings 67a and 67b of the holding member 64 only need to have a size capable of inserting an object to be held such as a temple of the eyeglass 62, and the inlet side opening 66 has the size to be held. It suffices to have a size that facilitates the insertion of the.

  When the temple of the eyeglass 62 is inserted into the entrance-side opening 66 of the holding member 64 provided in this way, the tip of the temple is guided to one of the through holes by the inverted V-shaped seam 65a. Since the cloth 71 is formed of a stretchable material, when the temple of the glasses 62 is pushed in, the temple is opened to the outlet side opening as shown in FIG. 31 while expanding the inserted through hole and the outlet side opening 67. It will be in the state which penetrated the part 67a or 67b. In this state, the outlet-side opening 67 narrows again due to the shrinkage of the cloth 71, so that even if the glasses 62 try to drop off due to bending forward or the like, the tip cell of the temple of the glasses 62 remains on the outlet side of the holding member 64. Since it catches on the opening 67a or 67b, it is possible to prevent the glasses 62 from falling off. Therefore, according to the upper garment 61 which concerns on this embodiment, the spectacles 62 can be hold | maintained stably. In addition, since the holding member 64 is provided on the back side of the neck of the front body 63, the holding member 64 is not visible even when the glasses 62 are not hooked on the holding member 64. Does not impair sex.

  In the present embodiment, the holding member 64 is provided on the back side of the neck of a short-sleeved T-shirt, but the length of the sleeve and the shape of the collar are not limited. That is, the holding member 64 can be similarly provided on the back side of the neck of the long-sleeved shirt. Moreover, the holding member 64 can be provided in the upper garment which has arbitrary collar shapes including a round neck, U neck, and V neck. Furthermore, the holding member 64 may be provided on an upper garment provided with a fastener or a placket from the neck to the chest or hem, and the type of the upper garment is not particularly limited. Further, the holding member 64 may be provided other than the upper garment.

  Furthermore, in the present embodiment, the holding member 64 is provided on the back side of the neck. However, in an upper garment provided with a placket from the neck to the chest or hem, the holding member 64 may be provided on the back side of the placket. The member 64 may be provided at least at a place where the temple of the glasses 62 can be inserted. Further, in an upper garment in which a pocket is provided at the chest or the like, a holding member 64 may be provided on the back side of the pocket such as a breast pocket.

  The method of configuring the holding member 64 is not particularly limited, and has an inlet side opening 66 and two outlet side openings 67, and the width direction of each outlet side opening 67 is the outlet side. What is necessary is just to be comprised so that it may narrow toward the lower end side of the opening part 67. FIG. Moreover, although this embodiment is comprised by the one inlet side opening part 66 and the two outlet side opening parts 67, it is not limited to this, For example, one inlet side opening part 66 and three outlets It may be configured by the side opening 67 or by two inlet side openings 66 and four outlet side openings 67.

(Other variations)
Furthermore, in each of the first to eighth embodiments, the smartphone 15 is illustrated as an article to be stored in the pocket 2. However, the stored article is not limited to the smartphone 15, and a mobile phone or other portable electronic device, pass The present invention can also be used for the purpose of storing cases, cards, cigarettes, and the like.

  Furthermore, in each of the first to eighth embodiments described above, the example in which the present invention is applied to the chest pocket provided in the front body of the shirt has been described. However, other than the breast pocket, such as a pocket attached to a sleeve of clothes, a back pocket, etc. The present invention may be applied to other pockets. In addition, the present invention can be applied to clothes and bags other than shirts such as pants and coats. When the present invention is applied to clothes and bags other than shirts, the pocket back cloth 4 and the pocket surface cloth are sewn into the pocket forming area on the fabric constituting the clothes and bags, as in the above embodiments. The pocket 2 provided with the elastic part 12 can be comprised.

  Furthermore, the configurations described in the first to ninth embodiments may be appropriately combined.

  The present invention can be used for upper garments such as sports shirts and shirts and clothes such as trousers.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Clothes 2 Pocket 3 Front body 4 Pocket back cloth 5 Pocket surface cloth 6, 6a, 6b Rubber member 7a, 7b First seam 8 Upper edge 9 Lower edge 10 Notch 12, 12a, 12b Extendable part 15, 15a, 15b Smartphone 16 Notch 18a, 18b Second seam 19 Narrow part 31 Insertion hole 32 Insertion hole 33 Insertion hole 34 Insertion hole 41 Hidden pocket 42 Hidden pocket front cloth 43 Hidden pocket back cloth 44 Slit 45a, 45b Seam 47a, 47b First seam 48a, 48b Second seam 53 Hook fastener 54 Ticket 55 Coin 61 Upper garment 62 Glasses 63 Front body 64 Holding member 65a, 65b, 65c Seam 66 Inlet side opening 67a, 67b Outlet side opening 68 Collar part 70 Front cloth 71 Inner cloth

Claims (4)

Clothes,
Comprising a pocket provided in a pocket forming region of the garment;
Said pocket, said pocket formation region is constituted by combining have a respective pocket rear cloth and the pocket table cloth upper edge is integrally sewn,
The pocket backing cloth is stitched to the pocket forming region by a pair of first seams in which the interval in the width direction of the pocket is narrowed from the upper edge side toward the lower edge side,
The pocket backing cloth is made of a stretchable fabric , and a stretchable portion having stretchability in the width direction of the pocket is provided in a portion sandwiched between the pair of first seams ,
A garment characterized in that a storage space sandwiched between the pair of first seams is formed between the pocket backing cloth and the pocket forming region . Pocket,
A pocket backing cloth sewn into the pocket forming area on the article;
A pocket face cloth that is stitched to the pocket forming region so as to cover the pocket backing cloth , and whose upper edge is integrated with the upper edge of the pocket backing cloth ;
The pocket backing cloth is stitched to the pocket forming region by a pair of first seams in which the interval in the width direction of the pocket is narrowed from the upper edge side toward the lower edge side,
The pocket backing cloth is made of a stretchable fabric , and a stretchable portion having stretchability in the width direction of the pocket is provided in a portion sandwiched between the pair of first seams ,
A pocket characterized in that a storage space sandwiched between the pair of first seams is formed between the pocket backing cloth and the pocket forming region . Clothes,
A pocket provided on the front side of the pocket forming region of the clothes;
A hidden pocket provided on the back side of the pocket forming area of the garment,
Said pocket is constituted by combining the respective upper edge of the pocket rear cloth and the pocket table cloth are integrated is have sewn to the front side of the pocket-forming region,
Peripheral parts excluding the upper edge of the pocket surface fabric are sewn into the pocket forming region,
A slit extending in the width direction is formed in the pocket forming region,
The hidden pocket includes a hidden pocket face cloth that is stitched together with the pocket forming region and the pocket backing cloth by a seam along the slit at the lower end edge side of the pocket from the slit, and the upper end edge side of the pocket from the slit. A hidden pocket backing cloth stitched to the pocket forming area by stitches along the slit,
The hidden pocket front cloth and the hidden pocket back cloth are stitched together by a pair of first seams in which the interval in the width direction of the hidden pocket narrows from the upper edge side toward the lower edge side,
At least one of the hidden pocket front fabric and the hidden pocket back fabric is made of a stretchable fabric, and a first stretchable portion in the width direction of the pocket is sandwiched between the pair of first seams. An elastic part is provided ,
The pocket backing cloth is sewn into the pocket forming region by a pair of second seams in which the interval in the width direction of the pocket is narrowed from the upper edge side toward the lower edge side,
A garment characterized in that a storage space sandwiched between the pair of second seams is formed between the pocket backing cloth and the pocket forming region . The pocket back cloth is provided with a second stretchable portion having stretchability in the width direction of the pocket at least partly sandwiched between the pair of second seams. The clothing according to 3 .

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