JP2022529180A - Pocket placement including divider pockets intended to hold mobile phones, and associated jeans-type trousers - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to the arrangement of pockets on clothing, primarily including at least one main pocket (2) and one partition pocket (9, 9a, 9b), wherein the partition pocket (9, 9a, 9b) is at least one. It has a rear part (15, 19a, 19b) and one front part (10, 10a, 10b), and the upper edge (11, 11a, 11b) of the front part (10, 10a, 10b) has its entrance opening (12). , 12a, 12b), the lower portion (17, 17a, 17b) housed inside the main pocket (2) for at least one stored use position of the partition pocket (9, 9a, 9b), and. The upper part (18, 18a, 18b) visible in the same so-called stored use position is defined. Conveniently, the present invention also relates to a partition pocket (9a, 9b), wherein the partition pocket (9a, 9b) is fixed to the garment (23) at its upper portion (18a, 18b), while the said. The partition pockets (9a, 9b) can move between at least the used position stored in the main pocket (2) and the used position separated to the outside of the main pocket (2). [Selection diagram] FIG. 6

Description

The present invention mainly relates to the arrangement of a partition pocket for a mobile phone and a pocket including a main pocket.

The invention also relates to jeans-type trousers that incorporate such an arrangement of pockets.

Jeans-type trousers usually include five pockets, two rear pockets, two front pockets, and a pocket for holding a pocket watch, also known as a watch pocket located above the right front pocket.

A user who wants to store a mobile phone chooses to use one of the two rear pockets or one of the two front pockets because the watch pocket is usually too narrow and insufficient in depth. The rear pocket has the drawback of exposing the mobile phone to the risk of being rubbed and sitting on it. The front pocket, on the other hand, has the drawback of making multiple contacts between the cell phone and the key or coin, which can damage the cell phone and at the same time make it even more cumbersome to remove it from the pocket. be.

In such a situation, the present invention first aims at the placement of a pocket that can safely and practically hold a mobile phone in jeans-shaped trousers or in any clothing including at least one main pocket.

The present invention then aims at the placement of pockets that give the user additional comfort in all situations in daily life.

The present invention also aims at the arrangement of pockets capable of holding a mobile phone without adversely affecting the user.

To that end, the pocket arrangement of the present invention includes at least one main pocket and one partition pocket, the partition pocket having at least one rear piece and one front piece, and the upper edge of the front piece thereof. It defines an entrance opening, at least the lower part that is housed inside the main pocket for the storage position where the partition pocket is used, and the upper part that is visible in the same storage position to be used.

The pocket arrangement according to the invention may also have any of the following features considered alone or in any technically possible combination:
The partition pocket is fixed to the garment at its upper part and has a movable property that allows the partition pocket to move between a storage position used at least inside the main pocket and a decoupling position used outside the main pocket. give,
The partition pocket is then secured to the garment via the upper edge of the piece,
The upper edge of the front piece is placed at the height of the top of the partition pocket and below the upper edge of the rear piece of the partition pocket, and therefore.
A first height defined by the shortest distance between the top edge of the front piece and the top edge of the rear piece, and a first height defined by the longest distance between the top edge of the front piece and the bottom edge of the partition pocket. Delimit the height of 2
A main pocket defined by a first height, a second height, and the shortest height between the upper edge of the pocket opening of the main pocket above the width of the partition pocket and the upper edge of the rear piece of the partition pocket. The size of the opening satisfies the following formula:
[Formula 1]
H3 ≧ H2- (H1 + 1)
Here, H1, H2 and H3 are expressed in centimeters.
The rear piece of the partition pocket contains at least one layer of cloth that attenuates radio waves.

The present invention also relates to jeans-type trousers including the pocket arrangement as defined above, the main pocket for the trousers is the right front pocket and the partition pocket is the pocket watch storage pocket known as the "watch pocket". To replace.

The trousers of the present invention may also include any of the following features considered alone or in any technically possible combination:
The partition pocket has a width of 7 to 12 cm and a height of 13 to 25 cm so that the mobile phone can be stored in the partition pocket.
The upper edge of the rear piece of the partition pocket is engaged and secured under the waistband of the trousers.
The upper edge of the rear piece of the partition pocket is secured to the upper edge of the trousers handled without a waistband by overlock stitching on the one hand and to the waistband by topstitching on the other hand.
The habit of the main pocket is 0.5 to 2 centimeters.

Further features and advantages of the present invention will become apparent by reading the following description with reference to the exemplary accompanying drawings.

It is the schematic by this invention of the arrangement of the front pocket of the jeans type trousers by 1st modification. FIG. 6 is a schematic according to the present invention of the arrangement of the front pockets of jeans-type trousers according to the second modification for the storage position using the partition pockets. FIG. 6 is a schematic according to the present invention of the arrangement of the front pockets of jeans-type trousers according to the second modification for the engagement / disengagement position using the partition pockets. FIG. 6 is a schematic according to the present invention of the arrangement of the front pockets of jeans-type trousers according to the third modification for the storage position using the partition pockets. FIG. 6 is a schematic according to the present invention of the arrangement of the front pockets of jeans-type trousers according to the third modification embodiment for the intermediate position of engaging and disengaging the partition pockets. FIG. 6 is a schematic according to the present invention of the arrangement of the front pockets of jeans-type trousers according to the third modification for the engagement / disengagement position using the partition pockets. FIG. 6 is a schematic view of the right front quartet of the jeans-type trousers of the present invention according to the invention, wherein the arrangement is drawn in a storage location using a partition pocket, including the pocket arrangement of FIGS. 4-6. FIG. 6 is a schematic view of the right front quartet of the jeans-type trousers of the present invention according to the invention, wherein the arrangement is drawn in a decoupling position using a partition pocket, including the pocket arrangement of FIGS. 4-6.

The present invention may be better understood by reading the following description and considering the accompanying drawings. These are given exclusively as non-limiting indications of the present invention.

In the drawings, it is first emphasized that the same references refer to the same elements, regardless of the figure they represent and the shape in which these elements are drawn. Similarly, if an element is not specifically referenced in one of the figures, those references can be easily found by referring to another figure.

The figure basically depicts three variants of the invention, but it should also be emphasized that there may be other embodiments that meet the definition of the invention. Specifically, the figures and examples described below relate to the placement of the front pockets of jeans-type trousers, but this placement of pockets is also found to apply to other types of trousers and any other clothing.

The present invention basically comprises an arrangement of pockets including a main pocket and a partition pocket, the partition pocket is located above the main pocket, and the lower part of the partition pocket is inside the main pocket, at least for the storage position to be used. It is stored in. This configuration conveniently allows the main pocket, which may carry keys and coins, to be separated from the cell phone carried in the partition pocket, without increasing the number of areas for clothing pockets. This can be achieved.

Referring to FIG. 1, the pocket arrangement 1 of the first modified embodiment has a pocket opening upper edge 3 extending from the lateral edge 4 of the quadrilateral leg A to the upper edge 5 thereof, whereby the jeans type trousers of the prior art The quadruple legs are drawn without a waistband, including the main pocket 2 that matches the front pocket of. The upper edge 3 is an oval quarter with a maximum length 6 portion substantially parallel to the upper edge 5 of the quadruped leg A and a minimum length 7 portion rising substantially parallel to the lateral edge 4 of the quadruple leg A. It has the shape of 1. The undrawn pocket bottom of the main pocket 2 is consistent with the prior art.

According to the present invention, the pocket for carrying a pocket watch, also called a watch pocket, has the same design but replaces a pocket with a wider width so that the pocket can hold, for example, a mobile phone. The partition pocket 9 includes a front piece 10 having a width L, the upper edge 11 of which defines an entrance opening 12, slopes and rises toward the upper edge 5 of the quarter leg A, and the upper edge 5 of the quarter leg A. The height H of the partition pocket 9 up to the bottom edge 13 of the partition pocket 9 parallel to is defined by its maximum height. The slanted arrangement of the upper edge 11 is produced solely for aesthetic reasons. The front piece 10 also has two parallel opposed lateral edges 14, 15, which together with the upper edge 12 and the bottom edge 15 define the outer shape of the partition pocket 9.

In this modification, the front piece 10 of the partition pocket 9 is fixed to the rear piece 16 of the main pocket 2 by overlock stitching at its side edges 14, 15 and bottom edge 13. Therefore, the rear piece 16 of the main pocket 2 also acts as the rear piece 16 of the partition pocket 9.

The width L of the partition pocket 9 is 7 to 12 cm and the height H is 13 to 25 cm so as to accommodate a mobile phone. The width L1 of the main pocket 2 may be increased as compared with the width of the main pocket of the prior art so as to be larger than the width L of the partition pocket 9.

Defined in this way, the partition pocket 9 of the present invention has its lateral and bottom edges drawn by dotted lines and is visible from the lower portion 17 housed inside the main pocket 2 as well as from the main pocket 2. It has an upper part 18.

Referring to FIGS. 2 and 3, the pocket arrangement 1a of the present invention according to the second modification has many similarities to the pocket arrangement of the first modification.

This applies to the main pocket 2, which also coincides with the front pocket of the prior art jeans-type trousers, with a pocket opening upper edge 3 extending from the lateral edge 4 of the quadrilateral B to its upper edge 5. And the quadruple legs are drawn without a waistband. The upper edge 3 is an oval quarter with a maximum length 6 portion substantially parallel to the upper edge 5 of the quadruped leg B and a minimum length 7 portion rising substantially parallel to the lateral edge 4 of the quadruple leg B. It has the shape of 1. The undrawn pocket bottom of the main pocket 2 is consistent with the prior art.

This also applies to the portion of the partition pocket 9a, which is the lower portion 17a stored inside the main pocket 2 at the storage position where the partition pocket 9a of FIG. 2 is used, and the upper portion that appears from the main pocket 2. Has 18a.

The partition pocket 9a includes a front piece 10a of width L, the upper edge 11a of which defines the inlet opening 12a, but in this variant it runs parallel to the upper edge 5 of the quarter leg B and also the upper edge of the quarter leg B. The height H of the partition pocket 9a up to the bottom 13a parallel to 5 is defined. The front piece 10 also has two parallel opposing lateral edges 14a, 15a, which together with the upper edge 12a and the bottom edge 13a define the outer shape of the partition pocket 9a.

The partition pocket 9a includes an invisible rear piece 19a because it has the same dimensions as the front piece 10, and an upper edge 20a that overlaps the upper edge 11a of the front piece 10a. The front piece 10a and the rear piece 19a are fixed to each other by sewing along the opposing lateral edges 14a and 15a and along the bottom edge 13a.

According to the present invention, the rear piece 19a may have at least one layer of jeans cloth, but at least one additional layer of cloth that can protect against waves emanating from the mobile phone towards the user's sensory organs. May also have. As an example, this protective layer may be made of 80% and 20% nylon and silver, respectively, and exhibits high frequency and low frequency attenuation performance of about 60 decibels. Note that the protective layers may be equal and, in the context of the present invention, may be optionally incorporated into the rear piece 15 of the main pocket 2. In the first modification of FIGS. 1 and 2, this protection is provided by incorporating this protective layer into the rear piece 15 of the main pocket, which also forms the rear piece of the partition pocket 9. ..

According to the present invention, the second modified partition pocket 9a is fixed to the garment, in this case only to the rear piece 15 of the main pocket 2 via the upper edge 20a of the piece 19a.

Referring to FIG. 3, this configuration and fixation allows the partition pocket 9a to be adapted to another use position, where the partition pocket 9a is disengaged from the main pocket 2, ie in other words, the top of the main pocket. It is pulled out through. This disengagement position provides the user with a significant advantage of not being disturbed by the mobile phone held in the partition pocket 9a when in the seated position. The partition pocket raises the partition pocket 9a from its storage position (see FIG. 5 showing this raising step for a third variant embodiment) and then engages and disengages its lower portion 17a from the main pocket. Easily disengaged. If necessary, depending on the height of the lower portion 17a, the mobile phone is significantly lifted within the partition pocket 9a to allow this engagement and disengagement.

To aid in this engagement, the entrance opening 8 of the main pocket 2 is provided with the flexibility of engagement. In order to achieve this goal, the upper edge 3 of the pocket opening of the main pocket 2 is allowed to be easily separated from the rear piece 15 of the main pocket 2 and the pocket is formed into a bend. This flexibility for engagement is achieved by sewing a sew, which consists of using a front piece of cloth that is wider than the back piece of cloth to create the main pocket. Kise is commonly used to allow at least a hand to slip into the main pocket. According to the present invention, this habit consists of 0.5 to 2 centimeters, preferably 1 centimeter. Kise can thus slide his hand into the main pocket 2 when the mobile phone is in the partition pocket 9a, and either the partition pocket 9a where the mobile phone is disengaged and carried as shown above. Is also possible.

The pocket arrangement 1b of the third modification of the present invention exemplified in FIGS. 4 to 8 is different from the pocket arrangement 1a of the first modification in two points. The first must relate to the upper edge 11b of the front piece 18b of the partition pocket 9b, which is slanted and placed under the upper edge 20b of the rear piece 19b, and the second is the rear piece. This upper edge 20b of 19b must relate to the area attached to the upper edge 21b of the quadrant C which is considered to have no waistband, and the upper edge 20b is intended to engage within the waistband.

The third variant pocket arrangement 1b also has a main pocket 2 that coincides with the front pocket of the prior art jeans-type trousers and is on the pocket opening extending from the lateral edge 4 of the quadrilateral leg C to its upper edge 5. It has a rim 3 and the quarter legs are drawn without a waistband. The upper edge 3 is an oval quarter with a maximum length 6 portion substantially parallel to the upper edge 5 of the quadruple leg B and a minimum length 7 portion rising substantially parallel to the lateral edge 4 of the quadruple leg C. It has the shape of 1. The undrawn pocket bottom of the main pocket 2 is consistent with the prior art.

Similar to the first and second variants, the partition pocket 9b appears to appear above the lower portion 17b and the main pocket 2 housed inside the main pocket 2 in the storage position where the partition pocket 9b of FIG. 2 is used. It has an upper part 18b.

The partition pocket 9b includes a front piece 10b and a rear piece 19b, both having the same width L, the upper edge 11b of the front piece 10b defining an inlet opening 12b, and in this variant facing from the side edge 14b of the partition pocket 9b. It is inclined upward to the horizontal edge 15b and extends below the upper edge 20b of the rear piece 19b. The slanted arrangement of the upper edge 11b is produced solely for aesthetic reasons.

The height H of the partition pocket 9b is defined between the upper edge 20b of the rear piece 19b and the bottom edge of the pocket 13b. The outer shape of the partition pocket 9b is also defined by two parallel opposing lateral edges 14b and 15b, an upper edge 20b of the rear piece 19b, and a bottom edge 13b.

The front piece 10b and the rear piece 19b are fixed together by sewing along the opposing lateral edges 14b, 15b and along the bottom edge 13b.

As in the second variant, the back piece may have a layer of jeans material, but may also have an additional layer behind the exposed layer of fabric, eg high and low frequencies by about 60 decibels. For attenuation, the respective contents may be made from 80% and 20% nylon and silver.

The third modified partition pocket 9b is fixed to the garment by the upper edge 20b of the rear piece 19b of the partition pocket 9b, and the upper edge 20b of the rear piece 19b of the partition pocket 9b is a quarter leg handled without its waistband. It is sewn to the upper edge 21b of C and fixed by overlock stitching. As seen in FIGS. 7 and 8, the upper edge 20b of the rear piece 19b of the partition pocket 9b thus attached is then engaged with the waistband 22. Such fixation provides the dual advantage of firmly anchoring the partition pocket 9b to the jeans, and the partition pocket 9b can also be translated slightly vertically when the partition pocket 9b is disengaged from the main pocket 2. Translation is greater than the first deformation.

Referring to FIGS. 5 and 6, this configuration and fixation allows the partition pocket 9b to be adapted to another use position, where the partition pocket 9b engages and disengages from the main pocket 2. (FIG. 6), that is, pulled out through the top of the main pocket 2. This disengagement position gives the user a significant advantage of not being disturbed by the mobile phone held in the partition pocket 9b when in the seated position. The partition pocket 9b can be easily engaged and disengaged by raising the partition pocket 9b from its storage position (FIG. 5) and then engaging and disengaging its lower portion 17b from the main pocket 2. If necessary, depending on the height of the lower portion 17b, the mobile phone is substantially raised within the partition pocket 9b to allow this engagement.

As in the first variant, the entrance opening 8 of the main pocket 2 is provided with the flexibility of engagement to assist in this engagement. To achieve this goal, 0.5 to 2 centimeters, preferably 1 centimeter of habit is provided.

According to the present invention, for this deformation, height criteria are established for various parts of the partition pocket 9b so that the partition pocket 9b can engage and disengage from the main pocket without the need to raise the mobile phone excessively. Has been done.

For this purpose, the first height H1, which is the shortest distance between the upper edge 11b of the front piece 10b and the upper edge 20b of the rear piece 19b, and between the upper edge 11b and the bottom edge 13b of the front piece 10b. A second height H2, which is the maximum distance, is defined. The size of the opening H3 of the main pocket 2 is also taken into consideration, due to the shortest height between the upper edge 3 of the pocket opening of the main pocket 2 above the width L of the partition pocket 9b and the upper edge 20b of the rear surface 19b. Delimited.

It has been established that these three criteria need to meet the following formulas in order to avoid the need to lift or over-raise the mobile phone when engaging the partition pocket 9b:
"Formula 1"
H3 ≧ H2- (H1 + 1)
In the above equation, H1, H2 and H3 are expressed in centimeters.

The existence of number 1 in the above formula can be explained by the engagement height H4 of about 1 cm in the partition pocket 9b, as illustrated in FIG.

When this formula is satisfied, the engagement and disengagement of the partition pocket 9b from the main pocket 2 is achieved effortlessly and completely safely with the mobile phone held in the partition pocket 9b. As a matter of course, the reverse movement of returning the partition pocket 9b to the inside of the main pocket 2 is also performed completely safely because the movement is the same and the amplitude is the same.

Non-limitingly, the width L of the partition pocket is 7-12 cm, preferably 11 cm, and the height (H) is 13-25 cm, preferably 17.5 cm. The first height H1 is 2 to 6 centimeters, preferably 4 centimeters, the second height H2 is 11.5 to 15.5 centimeters, preferably 13.5 centimeters, and the main pocket. The size of the opening H3 of 2 is 8.5 to 12 cm, preferably 8.5 cm.

FIGS. 7 and 8 depict the pocket arrangement 9b of the third modified embodiment on the jeans-type trousers 23 forming the garment, and the right quadrant thereof is the position where the partition pocket 9b is stored (FIG. 7) and the engagement. It is drawn in the removed position (Fig. 8).

2 Main pockets 9, 9a, 9b Partition pockets 10, 10a, 10b Front pieces 11, 11a, 11b Upper edges 12, 12a, 12b Entrance openings 17, 17a, 17b Lower part 18, 18a, 18b Upper part

Claims (11)

An arrangement of pockets on clothing that includes at least one main pocket (2) and one partition pocket (9, 9a, 9b), wherein the partition pocket (9, 9a, 9b) is at least one rear piece. It has (15, 19a, 19b) and one front piece (10, 10a, 10b), and the upper edge (11, 11a, 11b) of the front piece (10, 10a, 10b) has its entrance opening (12). , 12a, 12b), the lower portion (17, 17a, 17b) housed inside the main pocket (2) for storage locations that use at least the partition pockets (9, 9a, 9b), and the same used. Arrangement of pockets defining the upper part (18, 18a, 18b) visible at the storage location. The partition pockets (9a, 9b) are fixed to the clothing (23) at their upper portions (18a, 18b) and used in the partition pockets (9a, 9b) at least inside the main pocket (2). The pocket arrangement according to claim 1, wherein the pocket arrangement is provided with a movable property capable of moving between the storage position and the engagement / disengagement position used outside the main pocket (2). The arrangement of the pockets according to claim 2, wherein the partition pockets (9a, 9b) are fixed to the garment via the upper edge (20b) of the subsequent piece (19a, 19b). The upper edge (11b) of the front piece (10b) is at the height of the upper portion (18b) of the partition pocket (9b) and the upper edge of the rear piece (19b) of the partition pocket (9b). Placed under (20b) and therefore
A first height (H1) defined by the shortest distance between the upper edge (11b) of the front piece (10b) and the upper edge (20b) of the rear piece (19b), and the front piece. A second height (H2) defined by the longest distance between the upper edge (11b) of (10b) and the bottom edge (13) of the partition pocket (9b).
3. The arrangement of pockets according to claim 3, characterized in that. The upper edge (3) of the pocket opening of the main pocket (2) above the first height (H1), the second height (H2), and the width (L) of the partition pocket (9b). The size of the opening (H3) of the main pocket defined by the shortest height between the partition pocket (9b) and the upper edge (20b) of the rear piece (19b) of the partition pocket (9b) satisfies the following equation. :
[Formula 1]
H3 ≧ H2- (H1 + 1)
The pocket arrangement according to claim 4, wherein H1, H2 and H3 are represented in centimeters. One of claims 1 to 5, wherein the rear piece (15, 19a, 19b) of the partition pocket (9, 9a, 9b) comprises at least one layer of cloth that attenuates radio waves. The arrangement of the pockets described in. The jeans-type trousers comprising the pocket arrangement according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the main pocket (2) for the trousers (23) is the right front pocket and the partition pocket. (9, 9a, 9b) are jeans-type trousers that replace the pocket watch storage pocket known as the "watch pocket". The jeans-type trousers forming the clothing according to any one of claims 3 to 6, wherein the partition pockets (9a, 9b) for the trousers are used to connect a mobile phone to the partition pockets (9a, 9b). ), Jeans-shaped trousers with a width (L) of 7-12 cm and a height (H) of 13-25 cm. The upper edge (20b) of the rear piece (19b) of the partition pocket (9b) is engaged and secured under the waistband (22) of the trousers (23). The jeans-type trousers according to claim 8. The upper edge (20b) of the rear piece (19b) of the partition pocket (9b) is, on the one hand, to the upper edge (5) of the trousers (23) handled without the waistband (22) by overlock stitching. The jeans-type trousers according to claim 9, wherein the trousers are fixed and, on the other hand, are fixed to the waistband (22) by a top stitch. The jeans-shaped trousers according to any one of claims 8 to 10, wherein the habit of the main pocket (2) is 0.5 to 2 cm.

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