JP2013104148A - Shirt having high rear collar - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a shirt having a high rear collar, satisfying all of wearing comfortableness, good design, and exertion of sebum dirt-absorbing function.SOLUTION: There is provided a shirt 10 comprising a front body 11, a rear body 12, a right sleeve 13, a left sleeve 14 and a collar 15, wherein the collar 15 comprises front collars 15A, side collars 15B and a rear collar 15C. The collar 15 is formed of one cloth, the height of the rear collar 15C is higher than those of the front collars 15A and conventional shirts, the side collars 15B gradually increase higher toward the rear collar 15C and the side collars 15B contact closely the side parts of the neck with wider area than the conventional shirts.

Description

  The present invention relates to an underwear shirt that can be worn under a shirt or a blouse, and more particularly, to a shirt having a raised back, regardless of whether it is for men or women.

  In conventional underwear shirts and T-shirts, a tape fabric is sewn around the neck to form a collar, and the height of the collar is kept as low as possible. That is, in the conventional general shirt, a special function is not given to the buttocks. However, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2011-122281 (Patent Document 1) discloses a shirt in which a function can be given to a buttock.

  In the shirt disclosed in Patent Document 1, a neck portion is configured by a front neck portion at the upper end of the front body and a rear neck portion at the upper end of the rear body, and the entire circumference of the neck portion is formed around the neck portion. The first heel is stitched on the front and rear neck portions so as to overlap each other. And in the rear part of a neck part, the 2nd collar which the largest height dimension is larger than a 1st collar is provided in a part of a rear neck part and a front neck part, and the height dimension of a 2nd collar is set. In the part provided in the front neck part, it becomes small gradually as it goes to the end of the 2nd side, and each end of the 2nd side is positioned in the middle part of the front side part.

  When this shirt is worn as underwear, the shirt collar is hidden by the outer garment, making it difficult to see from the outside, and does not deteriorate the aesthetic appearance. Further, the second heel does not interfere with the outer clothes. When the second heel hits the back of the wearer's neck, the second heel adsorbs sebum stains that have conventionally adhered to the garment of the outer garment, such as a shirt, thereby preventing the outer garment from being wrinkled. It is possible to reduce the burden of washing the outer garment and make the outer garment last longer. Further, the second heel absorbs sweat flowing from the neck, so that the heel of the outer garment is not wetted and stickiness can be reduced, and the wearer can spend comfortably even in summer. In addition, in the season when the temperature is low, the second collar hits the rear part of the wearer's neck, so that the wearer's neck can be warmed. Thus, a collar part (2nd collar) can exhibit a special function.

JP 2011-122281 A

However, the shirt disclosed in Patent Document 1 has the following problems.
In the shirt collar, the first collar and the second collar are separate sewing parts, and are sewn together. For this reason, since sewing parts increase from a normal shirt, a manufacturing man-hour and manufacturing cost rise, and since a sewing part increases, it is not comfortable and washing durability also falls.

  Further, when the second heel is sewn to the front neck portion, the second heel is sewn while being pulled outward to prevent the second heel from being loosened by the tensile force remaining after the sewing. Is raised (paragraph 0041 of Patent Document 1). Such special sewing requires a careful work requiring high-accuracy positioning, and is troublesome. Moreover, the center part of the 2nd collar is sewn and joined to the 1st collar and the back neckline part with the inner side tape provided in the inner side (FIG. 5, FIG. 7A, FIG. 7B of patent document 1). Further, the inner tape is sewn from the rear neck portion to the upper shoulder portion of the front body and the stitching portion of the upper shoulder portion of the rear body. For this reason, the inner tape directly hits the skin of the back part of the neck and the skin of the shoulder, and it cannot be said that the comfort is good. Thus, since the 2nd collar of this shirt has a structure which is hard to stand up originally, the central part of the 2nd collar is raised by using special sewing and tape. As a result, the manufacturing man-hour and the manufacturing cost increase, and the comfort is not good.

  Furthermore, in order for the second heel to hit the rear part of the wearer's neck and cause the sebum dirt to be adsorbed by the second heel, it is preferable to wrap the second heel as much as possible from the front of the neck. On the other hand, when the second collar is provided in this way, the second collar may be seen from the gap between the shirt and this shirt (especially when the front buttons on the upper side of the shirt are opened two to three). . The shirt disclosed in Patent Document 1 is a shirt in which a second collar is sewn on a first collar of a normal V-neck shirt, and the first collar and the second collar are separate from each other. It looks like a piece of fabric for sweat removal. In this respect, the design of the buttocks is not taken into consideration.

  The present invention was developed in view of the above-mentioned problems, and the object of the present invention is to satisfy all of the comfort, design, and function of adsorbing sebum dirt. To provide a high shirt.

  In order to achieve the above object, the shirt according to the present invention includes a front neck portion at the upper end of the front body and a rear neck portion at the upper end of the rear body, and the neck portion is configured so that the entire neck portion is On the circumference, the heel part is sewn on the front and rear neck parts, overlapping each other. The front collar part sewn on the front neck part and the rear collar part sewn on the rear neck part are composed of one fabric, and the height of the rear collar part is higher than the height of the front collar part. It is characterized by.

  According to this configuration, since the front heel part and the back heel part are configured by one fabric (sewing parts), the manufacturing man-hour and the manufacturing cost are increased without increasing the sewing parts as compared with the normal shirt. While being able to suppress, since a sewing part does not increase, comfort is not worsened and it can suppress that washing durability falls. And since the back heel part hits the back of the wearer's neck, the back heel part adsorbs sebum dirt that has been attached to the garment of the outer garment, such as a shirt, and prevents the garment of the outer garment from being worn. It is possible to reduce the burden of washing the outer garment and make the outer garment last longer.

Moreover, it is preferable that the height of the rear heel part is formed so as to gradually increase from the front heel part.
Even if you open 2 or 3 of the front buttons on the top of your outer clothing (for example, a shirt) and you can see this shirt, the height of the heel gradually increases from the front to the back, Since the front heel portion is mainly visible without the heel portion on the side of the neck being conspicuous, a part of the heel does not look like a piece of fabric for sweat removal.

Furthermore, it is preferable that the height of the back collar is lower than the height of the collar of the outer worn on the shirt.
If it does in this way, the back collar part of a shirt will be hidden by outer clothes (for example, a shirt), it will become difficult to see from the outside, and aesthetics will not be deteriorated. Further, the back collar does not interfere with the outer clothes.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a shirt with a high back heel that satisfies all of the comfort, design, and function of adsorbing sebum dirt.

It is a front view of the shirt which concerns on the 1st Embodiment of this invention. It is a front enlarged view of the collar part in FIG. It is a back surface enlarged view of the collar part in FIG. FIG. 2 is an expanded view of a collar portion in FIG. 1. It is a perspective view (the 1) which shows a wearing condition. It is a perspective view (the 2) which shows a wearing condition. It is a front view of the shirt which concerns on the 2nd Embodiment of this invention. It is a front enlarged view of the collar part in FIG. It is a back surface enlarged view of the collar part in FIG. FIG. 8 is a developed enlarged view of the collar portion in FIG. 7. It is a front view of the shirt which concerns on the 3rd Embodiment of this invention. It is a front view of the shirt which concerns on the 4th Embodiment of this invention.

Hereinafter, a shirt according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. The present invention is applied to underwear shirts and the like for both men and women. In the following description, the same components are denoted by the same reference numerals even in different embodiments. Their names and functions are also the same. Therefore, detailed description thereof will not be repeated.
<First Embodiment>
[overall structure]
FIG. 1 is a front view of the shirt 10 according to the present embodiment, FIG. 2 is a front enlarged view of the heel part 15 of the shirt 10, and FIG. 3 is an enlarged rear view of the heel part 15 of the shirt 10. The shirt 10 includes a front body 11, a back body 12, a right sleeve portion 13 and a left sleeve portion 14, and a heel portion 15. The front body 11 and the back body 12 are sewn together at the side sewn lines that do not appear in the figure, and are sewn together at the shoulder sewn lines to form the entire shirt 10. A neck portion is constituted by a front neck portion at the upper end of the front body 11 and a rear neck portion at the upper end of the rear body 12, and a collar portion 15 is formed at that portion.

  The front body 11, the back body 12, the right sleeve 13 and the left sleeve 14 can be made of any material used in conventional shirts. Can be made of cotton fabric. The collar portion 15 can be made of the same fabric as other sewing parts of the shirt 10 or a highly stretchable cotton fabric such as milling or rib knitting.

[Characteristic configuration]
2 and 3, the front neck portion at the upper end of the front body 11 and the rear neck portion at the upper end of the rear body 12 constituting the neck of the shirt 10 are Over the entire circumference, the heel part 15 folded in two or more (here, folded in two) is overlapped and sewn on the front and rear neck parts. When sewn, the collar 15 constitutes a front collar 15A on the front side of the wearer's neck, a lateral collar 15B on the side of the neck, and a rear collar 15C on the rear side of the neck. That is, the front collar part 15A, the side collar part 15B, and the rear collar part 15C are comprised by one sewing part.

  As shown in the expanded view of FIG. 4, the collar 15 is separate from the other sewing parts of the shirt 10, and the collar 15 is folded in two at a fold line 15E, and the fold line 15E is on the upper side. So that the folding line 15E becomes the upper end surface of the back collar 15C, and is sewn to the back neck of the back body 12 and the front neck of the front body 11, and further, the sewing line 15D It is sewn on the front surface (abdomen side) of the shirt 10. As shown in FIG. 4, the contour of the heel portion 15 is formed in a straight line. However, in order to facilitate sewing, the contour of the heel portion 15 is changed to the front neck portion of the front body 11. This is because the shape and the shape of the rear neck portion of the back body 12 are matched. The shape of the front collar 15A is formed to be the same shape as a conventional V-neck shirt.

  What is characteristic of this shirt 10 is that (1) the heel portion 15 is formed of a single fabric, and (2) the height of the rear heel portion 15C of the heel portion 15 is the same as that of the front heel 15A and the conventional one. (3) The heel part 15B of the heel part 15 becomes gradually higher toward the rear heel part 15C, and this heel part 15B is higher than the conventional V-neck shirt (and patented). It is the point which adheres to the side part of a wearer's neck in a wide area (than the shirt of literature 1).

  2 and 3 show the upper end surface of a conventional shirt collar by a one-dot chain line. As is apparent from these drawings, the height of the back heel part 15C is higher than that of the front heel 15A and the conventional shirt. The height of the rear collar portion 15C of the shirt 10 is lower than the collar height of the shirt. By doing so, the rear collar portion 15C of the shirt 10 is hidden by the outer garment (for example, a shirt), becomes difficult to see from the outside, and does not deteriorate the aesthetic appearance. Further, the back collar 15C does not interfere with the outer clothes. When the back collar 15C is in close contact with the back of the wearer's neck, the back collar 15C adsorbs sebum stains that have conventionally adhered to the collar of the outer garment such as a shirt, and the garment smear of the outer garment is removed. This can prevent the outer clothes from being washed, and the outer clothes can last longer.

Even if the collar portion 15 is visible from the gap between the shirt and the shirt 10, the front collar portion 15A, the lateral collar portion 15B, and the rear collar portion 15C are constituted by one sewing part. A part of it does not look like a piece of fabric for sweat removal.
Moreover, the recumbent part 15B is formed so as to be in close contact with the lateral side of the wearer's neck. This recumbent part 15B is gradually higher from the front part 15A toward the rear part 15C. By configuring the heel part 15 in this manner, the heel part 15 can be wound from the front of the neck as much as possible, and sebum dirt on the wearer's neck can be adsorbed by the heel part 15. In this case, even if two or three of the front buttons on the upper side of the shirt are opened and the shirt 10 can be seen, the recumbent part 15B gradually increases from the front part 15A toward the rear part 15C. Since the recumbent part 15B is not conspicuous, the front reed part 15A is mainly visible, so that a part of the reed does not look like a piece of fabric for sweating. As described above, this effect is presumed to be produced as a synergistic effect with the fact that the front collar portion 15A, the lateral collar portion 15B, and the rear collar portion 15C are configured by one sewing part. .

[Wearing state]
The wearing state of this shirt 10 is demonstrated. FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing the wearing state of the shirt 10, and FIG. 6 is a perspective view in which the angle is slightly changed. In addition, these perspective views are the cases where the wearer X wears the shirt Y, and shows a state where the right side of the shirt 10 is intentionally removed halfway.

  The rear collar portion 15C is lower than the height of the collar of the shirt Y, and when the shirt Y is worn, the rear collar portion 15C of the shirt 10 is not visible. The recumbent part 15B gradually becomes higher as it goes from the front reed part 15A to the rear reed part 15C. It does not look like a piece of fabric for sweat removal.

  Furthermore, sebum stains on the wearer's neck can be adsorbed by the buttocks 15 only when these recumbent part 15B and rear collar 15C are in close contact with the lateral and rear parts of the wearer's neck. This shirt 10 is composed of one sewing part and constitutes a front collar part 15A, a side collar part 15B, and a rear collar part 15C. The front body 11 is subjected to a downward pulling force due to its own weight, and accordingly, the front collar part 15A is pulled downward, and the horizontal collar part 15B and the rear collar composed of the same sewing parts as the front collar part 15A. Part 15C is pulled toward the wearer's abdomen (front side). Thereby, it is guessed that the recumbent part 15B and the back reed part 15C adhere to the horizontal part and the rear part of a wearer's neck.

  On the other hand, the second heel that adsorbs sebum dirt disclosed in Patent Document 1 is separate from the first heel, and the first heel and the second heel are sewn mainly in the back body. The second heel is not sewn directly on the front body. That is, the second heel is sewn to the front body through the first heel, but the length of the sewing line is short. For this reason, the front body will be pulled downward by its own weight, but the second hook is pulled downward and the second hook is pulled toward the abdomen side (front side) of the wearer. Is estimated to be extremely lower than the shirt 10 according to the present embodiment.

[Function and effect]
When the shirt 10 is worn as an underwear, the rear collar portion 15C of the shirt 10 is hidden by the outer garment and cannot be seen from the outside, so that the appearance is not deteriorated. Further, the back collar 15C does not interfere with the outer clothes. The back heel part 15C is in close contact with the rear part of the wearer's neck, so that the back heel part 15C adsorbs sebum dirt that has conventionally adhered to the garment of the outer clothes such as a shirt, and the garment dirt on the outer garment is removed. This can prevent the outer clothes from being washed, and the outer clothes can last longer.

  Further, the sweat that flows from the neck muscles is absorbed by the recumbent portion 15B and / or the back reed portion 15C, so that the heel of the outer clothes can be prevented from getting wet and the stickiness can be reduced. We can spend comfortably. Further, in the season when the temperature is low, the recumbent portion 15B and / or the back reed portion 15C are in close contact with the lateral portion and / or the rear portion of the wearer's neck, so that the wearer's neck can be warmed.

  Further, the collar portion 15 of the shirt 10 includes a front collar portion 15A, a lateral collar portion 15B, and a rear collar portion 15C which are formed by one sewing part, and these are sewn and joined. For this reason, since the number of sewing parts does not increase compared to a normal shirt, the number of manufacturing steps and manufacturing costs will not increase, and the number of stitches will not increase, so comfort will not deteriorate and washing durability may also be reduced. Absent.

Furthermore, since the rear collar 15C is in close contact with the rear part of the neck without using special sewing and tape as disclosed in Patent Document 1, sewing is easy and the tape does not touch the skin. Is good and has good design.
Furthermore, since not only the back collar 15C but also the lateral collar 15B is in close contact with the lateral and rear parts of the wearer's neck, the collar 15 is wound around the wearer's neck as much as possible from the front of the neck. For this reason, sebum dirt can be adsorbed not only in the back collar part 15C but also in the lateral collar part 15B. In particular, sweat flowing from the neck can be absorbed by the recumbent part 15B and / or the back reed part 15C. Here, in the case where the recumbent portion 15B is provided in this way, even if two or three of the front buttons on the upper side of the outer shirt are opened and the shirt 10 is visible, the recumbent portion 15B is still on the front reed portion 15A. Since it gradually becomes higher toward the rear heel part 15C, the side heel part 15B does not appear conspicuously, and a part of the heel does not look like a piece of fabric for sweating.

<Second Embodiment>
Hereinafter, the shirt 20 which concerns on the 2nd Embodiment of this invention is demonstrated. Note that, in the constituent elements, portions overlapping with the above description are not repeated here. In general, the shirt 10 according to the first embodiment is a V-neck, whereas the shirt 20 according to the present embodiment is a round neck.

7 is a front view of the shirt 20 corresponding to FIG. 1, FIG. 8 is an enlarged front view of the collar portion 25 corresponding to FIG. 2, and FIG. 9 is an enlarged rear view of the collar portion 25 corresponding to FIG. FIG. 10 shows an expanded view of the flange 25 corresponding to FIG.
As shown in these drawings, the shirt 20 has a front body 21, a back body 22, a right sleeve portion 13 and a left sleeve portion 14, and a heel portion 25. Like the shirt 10 according to the first embodiment, the front body 21 and the back body 22 are sewn together at the side sewn lines that do not appear in the figure, and are sewn together at the shoulder sewn lines, The entire shirt 20 is formed. A neck portion is formed by a front neck portion at the upper end of the front body 21 and a rear neck portion at the upper end of the rear body 22, and a collar portion 25 is formed at that portion. The material of the shirt 20 is the same as in the first embodiment.

  As shown in enlarged views in FIGS. 8 and 9, the front neck 21 of the front body 21 and the back neck 22 of the back body 22 constituting the neck of the shirt 20 are all over the entire circumference. The collar part 25 folded in half or more is sewn (here, it is folded in two). When sewn, the collar 25 constitutes a front collar 25A on the front side of the wearer's neck, a lateral collar part 25B on the lateral side of the neck, and a rear collar part 25C on the rear side of the neck. That is, the front collar part 25A, the side collar part 25B, and the rear collar part 25C are comprised by one sewing part.

  As shown in the expanded view of FIG. 10, the collar portion 15 is separate from the other sewing parts of the shirt 20, and the collar portion 25 is folded in two at a fold line 25E so that the fold line 25E is on the upper side. (So that the fold line 25E becomes the upper end surface of the back collar portion 25C), the back body 22 is sewn to the back neck portion and the front body 21 front neck portion, and further, the sewn line 25D It is sewn on the rear surface (back side) of the shirt 20. As shown in FIG. 10, the contour of the heel portion 25 is formed in a curved shape. This is because the contour of the heel portion 25 is changed from that of the front neck portion of the front body 21 to facilitate sewing. This is because the shape and the shape of the rear neck portion of the back body 22 are matched. In addition, the shape of the front collar portion 25A is formed to be the same shape as a conventional round neck shirt. The sewing line 25D may be formed on the side (shoulder side) instead of the rear surface. In this case, it is sewn at a portion different from the collar portion 25 shown in FIG.

  What is characteristic of this shirt 10 is that, like the shirt 10 according to the first embodiment, (1) the collar portion 25 is formed of one fabric, and (2) the rear collar of the collar portion 25. The height of the portion 25C is higher than that of the front heel 25A and the conventional (round neck) shirt. (3) The horizontal portion 25B of the heel portion 25 gradually increases toward the rear heel portion 25C. 25B is the point which adheres to the side part of a wearer's neck in a wide area rather than the conventional round neck shirt (and the shirt of patent document 1).

FIG. 8 and FIG. 9 show the upper end surface of a conventional shirt collar by a one-dot chain line. As is apparent from these drawings, the height of the back heel portion 25C is higher than that of the front heel 25A and the conventional shirt. The height of the back collar 25C of the shirt 20 is lower than the collar height of the shirt.
Also, when worn, the recumbent part 25B is in close contact with the neck of the wearer in the same manner as the recumbent part 15B and the back reed part 25C are the same as the back reed part 25C described above. Including these points, the shirt 20 is the same as the shirt 10 except for the difference between the front part 25A and the front part 15A described above.

The shirt 20 according to the present embodiment configured as described above can also exhibit the same effects as the shirt 10 according to the first embodiment.
<Third Embodiment>
Hereinafter, a shirt 30 according to a third embodiment of the present invention will be described. Note that, in the constituent elements, portions overlapping with the above description are not repeated here. In general, the shirt 10 according to the first embodiment has sleeves, whereas the shirt 30 according to the present embodiment is a sleeveless type without sleeves.

FIG. 11 shows a front view of the shirt 30 corresponding to FIG. The shirt 30 is the same as the shirt 10 according to the first embodiment except for the presence or absence of a sleeve.
The shirt 30 according to the present embodiment configured as described above can also exhibit the same effects as the shirt 10 according to the first embodiment.
<Fourth Embodiment>
Hereinafter, a shirt 40 according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention will be described. Note that, in the constituent elements, portions overlapping with the above description are not repeated here. In general, the shirt 20 according to the second embodiment has sleeves, whereas the shirt 40 according to the present embodiment is a sleeveless type without sleeves.

FIG. 12 shows a front view of the shirt 40 corresponding to FIG. The shirt 40 is the same as the shirt 20 according to the second embodiment except for the presence or absence of a sleeve.
The shirt 40 according to the present embodiment configured as described above can also exhibit the same effects as the shirt 20 according to the second embodiment.
The embodiment of the present invention is configured as described above, but the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and can be freely modified and implemented within the scope described in the claims.

  For example, it may be for men or women, and the shape of the forehead portion is not limited to the V neck and the round neck, and may be a U neck or another neck shape. Further, the sleeve portion may or may not be provided, and the sleeve portion may be a long sleeve.

  The present invention can be used mainly for shirts used for underwear, and can be applied to men and women and with or without sleeves.

10 Shirt (first embodiment)
11 Front Body 12 Back Body 13 Right Sleeve Part 14 Left Sleeve Part 15 Collar Part 15A Front Collar Part 15B Lying Collar Part 15C Rear Collar Part 20 Shirt (Second Embodiment)
25 collar part 25A front collar part 25B side collar part 25C rear collar part 30 shirt (3rd Embodiment)
40 shirt (fourth embodiment)

Claims (3)

The neckline is composed of the front neckline at the upper end of the front body and the rear neckline at the upper end of the rear body, and the front neckline and the rear neckline are all around the neckline. Are shirts that are superimposed on each other and sewn on the buttocks,
The front collar part sewn to the front neck part and the rear collar part sewn to the rear neck part are composed of one fabric,
A shirt characterized in that the height of the back collar is higher than the height of the front collar.   2. The shirt according to claim 1, wherein the back collar is formed so that the height of the back collar gradually increases from the front collar.   The shirt according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a height of a rear collar is lower than a height of an outer collar worn on the shirt.