JP3208959U - Foldable storage slacks - Google Patents

Abstract

In a slack with a storage section, a slack capable of being folded and stored for facilitating storage work is provided. SOLUTION: A surface material 20 is composed of a two-way woven fabric that is processed with unevenness in the longitudinal and lateral directions using a strong twisted yarn, and a lining material 30 having stretchability and excellent sliding is provided on the back side. A storage part back member 51 is attached to the front side 20 of the lining 30 to provide the storage part 50. The lining 30 is provided with a knee lining 31 and a back lining 32 that covers the back body 22 of the outer material 20 in a continuous manner, and is formed into a lever shape. An opening 53 is provided in the lining 30, and the slacks 10 folded from here are stored in the storage unit 50. In this storage, the lining 30 is stretchable, stretches well, and slides smoothly, so that the lining 30 is smoothly reversed. In addition, it can be accommodated smoothly without the fingertips getting entangled like mesh fabric. [Selection] Figure 3

Description

The present invention relates to clothes that can be folded and stored, and more particularly, to men's slacks that can be folded and stored.

A garment in which a bag-like storage portion is provided on the back of the outer material and can be folded and stored therein is known, and there is one (Patent Document 1) in which a storage portion is provided on the back of a slack.
These used a comparatively thin outer surface so that it could be easily folded, and mesh cloth was used for the storage part.

Utility model registration No. 3123317

The conventional outer material used a relatively hard fabric to make it thinner. However, when such a cloth was used, it was easy to stick. Accordingly, there is a demand for a product that is free of sag and is not deformed when the folded state is unwound, that is, that it is difficult to sag and is highly recoverable.
In addition, the storage portion was provided on the back side of the outer material in the form of a bag of mesh fabric. However, when the storage bag is formed of mesh fabric, when the jacket or the like is folded and stored, it does not stretch much, but it is difficult to store because it has to be pushed into the storage part with force applied to the fingertip. In addition, the corners of the folded part were easy to catch on the mesh, and it took time to store. In addition, when a woman with long nails tries to store the nail, the nail gets caught in the mesh, making it more difficult to work. Accordingly, there is a demand for an excellent storage property that can be stored smoothly.

In the slacks that can be folded and stored, the front and back are sewn on the front and back, and the storage part at the time of folding is formed between the lining and the front.
The outer fabric is a stretchy two-way woven fabric that has been processed with irregularities using strong twisted yarns in both the vertical and horizontal directions.
The lining is a fabric that is stretchable at least in the lateral direction and has a smooth surface,
The storage portion is formed in a bag shape formed by sewing the periphery of a storage portion back member disposed between the lining and the outer cover to the lining, and the opening of the storage portion is formed on the lining. .

As a surface material, it has a stretch property that expands and contracts in the vertical and horizontal directions, and because it uses a two-way woven fabric with irregularities, it is easy to fold, and even if it is relatively thin, it will not stick easily and will have excellent recovery.
Also, as the lining, we used a fabric that is stretchable in at least the lateral direction and has a smooth surface and good slippage. It can be slid and stored, and the storage property is improved.
In addition, since the lining is rich in elasticity and slippery, it can move in conformity with the body, and in combination with the stretchability of the outer material, the attachment and detachment of the slacks is comfortable and the wearing feeling is improved.

Partial front view of slacks to which the present invention is applied Rear side development of part of the above slacks Side view of slacks turned upside down The figure which shows the typical cross section and the enlarged view of the principal part which follow the 4-4 line | wire of FIG. Figure showing the storage procedure for slacks

An embodiment of a men's slacks to which the present invention is applied will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 shows the top front of the slacks 10, and FIG. 2 shows the rear side of the right side portion in an unfolded state. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the right side surface in a state where the front and back sides are reversed. FIG. 4 is a schematic cross-sectional view taken along line 4-4 of FIG.

In FIG. 1, the slacks 10 include a front surface 20 and a back 30 provided on the back. The outer material 20 is obtained by stitching the left and right front bodies 21 and the back body 22, and the stitched portion 23 is formed on the side surface along the length direction of the slacks 10 (hereinafter simply referred to as the length direction) (see FIG. 3). ).
Outer fabric 20 is a woven fabric that has been concavo-convex with strong twisted yarns for warp and weft, and has a stretch property that expands and contracts in both the vertical and horizontal directions. ing.

A suitable example of such a dress material is “Bonfort” (registered trademark) manufactured by Toray Industries, Inc. This fabric is a 100% polyester two-way fabric, has a textured texture, has a bulge and stretch, has a fresh feel and a unique sharpness.

In addition, since it has an appropriate elongation and is processed to be uneven, it is difficult to wrinkle and recovers quickly from wrinkles, which is suitable for clothing that is folded and stored as in the present application.
In addition, it is breathable, cool and lightweight, making it ideal for summer clothing. In addition, it is also washable because it is difficult to deform.
However, the outer fabric 20 of the present application is not limited to “Bonfort”, and other fabrics can be applied as long as they are two-way fabrics and have the same stretchability and unevenness.

A lining 30 is provided inside the outer surface 20 in a “steel lever” shape.
The lining 30 is simply sewn to the outer surface 20 at the belt 24, the front opening 25 and the crotch portion, and the other portions are not joined, as if wearing an independent “steel lever” separate from the outer surface 20. Thus, a free movement with respect to the outer material 20 is enabled.

The lining 30 is made of a fabric having stretchability in the transverse direction and excellent air permeability and slipperiness by at least twisting the weft yarn. However, stretchability may be given in the vertical and horizontal directions. The slipperiness is obtained mainly by using a thin thread fabric having a cross-sectional shape (circular shape) with little sliding friction. Here, “excellent slip”, “smooth slip” or “smooth surface” in the present invention means a level equal to or greater than the slip and smoothness of cupra, which is generally known as a slippery lining. .

A suitable example of such a lining is “Caleille” (registered trademark) manufactured by Toray Industries, Inc. This fabric is a stretch fabric made of 100% polyester and has excellent stretch properties of about 15% in the transverse direction due to the strong twisting process of the weft yarn. In addition, the surface is smooth and has excellent slipperiness, and air permeability and dry texture are also excellent.
Therefore, when this fabric is used, it is excellent in wearing comfort and can significantly reduce the stickiness caused by sweat.

However, the lining 30 of the present application is not limited to “carreille”, and other fabrics can be applied as long as they have equivalent performance (at least about 15% lateral stretch and excellent slipperiness in the lateral direction). For example, if the stretchability is improved, a cupra fabric may be applied. Moreover, not only the horizontal direction but also those having stretch properties in the vertical and horizontal directions may be used.

With such a lining 30, the slacks can be attached and detached smoothly due to excellent slipperiness. Moreover, since there is remarkable stretch property in the lateral direction of the lining 30 and good elongation at the time of wearing, since it conforms to the body and follows its movement, a light wearing feeling can be obtained.
In particular, the movement around the waist and hips becomes easier, and a comfortable fit is obtained.

Moreover, if “Caleille” is used, it becomes cool and hard to be stuffy due to good air permeability and dry feeling. Therefore, the Slacks 10 obtained by combining with the “Bonfort” outer material is comfortable for wearing, has a light wearing feeling due to its light weight, and is breathable and less stuffy, making it ideal for summer use. It becomes. In addition, it is easy to handle because it is washable.

Note that side pockets 26 are provided on the upper left and right sides of the outer material 20 (FIG. 1 shows an entrance portion of the side pockets). Further, a storage portion 50 is provided on the upper right side of the lining 30 so as to overlap the back side of the right side pocket 26 when worn. The storage unit 50 is provided only on the right side and is not provided on the left side.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the lining 30 includes a knee lining 31 that overlaps the left and right front bodies 21, and a back lining 32 that overlaps the back body 22. The knee lining 31 and the back lining 32 are integrally stitched at the side. It becomes. The stitched portion 33 of the lining 30 substantially overlaps with the stitched portion 23 of the outer fabric 20 and extends in the length direction.

The upper edge portions of the knee lining 31 and the back lining 32 are sewn to the outer surface 20 near the belt 24, and the front edge portion of the knee lining 31 is sewn to the outer surface 20 at the front opening portion 25 and the crotch portion. The lower edge sides of the knee lining 31 and the back lining 32 are not joined to the outer fabric. For this reason, the lining 30 can move freely on the back side of the outer surface 20.

As shown in the enlarged portion A of FIG. 1, the skirt portion of the leg portion 36, which is the lower end portion of the lining 30, and the outer surface 20 are loosely coupled by a stopper 34. The stopper 34 is an appropriate member such as a thread or a string (including a rubber string), and has one end attached to the stitching portion 23 inside the outer fabric 20 and the other end attached to the stitching portion 33 at the lower end of the lining 30. . Thereby, the lower end of the backing 30 can be prevented from turning up during use or when removing the slacks.

The lining 30 thus formed has substantially the same shape as the trousers, and has a cylindrical torso 35 that surrounds the waist and hips, and left and right legs 36 that surround the left and right thighs and legs from the crotch to the knee. The leg 36 has a hem that surrounds the legs loosely, does not adhere to the skin as a whole, is loosely formed, and has the same shape as “TETEKO” that is often used as summer underwear. (Hereinafter, the shape of the lining 30 is referred to as “steel” or “steel”).

Further, since the lining 30 has a “steel-like” airy shape, it prevents direct contact between the outer surface 20 and the skin, prevents stuffiness, and functions in the same manner as “steteko” to provide comfort. Moreover, the fabric itself of the lining 30 is thin, soft, smooth, breathable and dry, so the skin feel is soft, smooth and comfortable.

In addition, it is slippery and has a large stretch property, and the trunk portion 35 can move almost freely with respect to the outer material 20, so that the slack 10 can be attached and detached smoothly and comfortably. This smooth attachment and detachment is a remarkable effect due to the fact that the lining 30 is “steel-like”. In addition, when worn, the lining 30 can move freely in conformity with the body due to the good stretchability and excellent slippage, so that a comfortable wearing feeling can be obtained in combination with the stretchability of the outer fabric 20 side.

As shown in FIG. 2, the right backing 30 is provided with a storage portion 50 having a substantially rectangular bag shape at the top. The storage portion 50 forms a bag-like portion having a bag-like space between the lining 30 and the outer surface 20 by overlapping a substantially rectangular storage portion backing member 51 on the back side of the lining 30 and sewing the periphery. (See FIG. 4), the slacks 10 can be folded and stored therein.

As shown in FIG. 3, the length of the storage portion 50 in the length direction is longer than the side pocket 26, and if the overall length of the slack is L, it is about ¼. The lining 30 has a length that is approximately half of the slack length L, and the hem of the leg portion 36 extends long to the knee.

The storage portion backing member 51 is provided on the front and back sides of the stitching portion 33 and is stitched to both the knee lining 31 and the back lining 32. It overlaps on the side pocket 26 on the front side. Further, in the storage portion 50, the rear edge portion of the knee lining 31 and the front edge portion of the rear lining 32 are overlapped to form a mating portion 52 that is not coupled to each other. The mating part 52 is located on the extension of the stitching part 33.

3 shows an enlarged cross section of the mating portion 52. FIG. As shown in this figure, an opening 53 of the storage portion 50 is formed between the upper and lower mating portions 52. By opening the opening 53, the slacks 10 folded from the opening 53 into the storage portion 50 can be obtained. In other words, the slacks 10 stored in the storage unit 50 can be pulled out and expanded.
The opening 53 is opened and closed by engaging and disengaging a hook-and-loop fastener 54 provided to face the upper and lower mating portions 52.

In addition, it can replace with the hook_and_loop | surface fastener 54, and can also be other engaging means, such as a button, a hook, and a chuck | zipper. However, if the hook-and-loop fastener 54 is used, the thickness can be reduced, so that there is almost no foreign body feeling on the skin when the slacks 10 are worn, and comfortable wearing is realized.

The storage unit 50 is formed between the lining 30 and the outer surface 20 with the lining 30 as a part of the constituent members, but is fixed only to the lining 30 side and is not fixed to the outer surface 20 side.
FIG. 4 schematically shows an enlarged cross section taken along line 4-4 of FIG. Further, the stitches of the storage portion backing member 51 are enlarged and shown in part A of FIG. 4, and the weave of the backing 30 is shown enlarged in part B of FIG.
In FIG. 4, the space of the storage unit 50 is greatly exaggerated. Actually, it overlaps to such an extent that the storage unit backing member 51 is in close contact with the backing 30.

The storage portion back member 51 is made of mesh fabric and has good air permeability. Since the storage part back member 51 has sufficient air permeability, even if it is disposed between the outer material 20 and the lining material 30, it can be worn comfortably while preventing stuffiness during wearing. As shown in an enlarged portion A (enlarged mesh stitch) in FIG. 4, the storage portion backing member 51 has a stitch 55, which contributes to air permeability and weight reduction.

Note that the illustrated stitch 55 is schematically shown and has various shapes in practice. Further, it is preferable that the mesh is as fine as possible (however, the size of the stitch 55 is equal to or greater than the thickness of the yarn) and the slip is good. If the mesh is fine, it will be difficult to get tangled in the fingertips. Moreover, the storage portion back member 51 is the back side of the storage portion 50 and is a portion that is relatively difficult to touch with a finger during the storage operation. If the air permeability on the lining 30 side can be sufficiently secured, the same fabric as the lining 30 or another lining can be used instead of the mesh fabric.

The lining 30 is a woven fabric made of a thread having a small friction such as a circular cross section, and the texture 37 is smaller than the thickness of the thread, as shown in B in FIG. 4 in an enlarged manner. In this respect, unlike the mesh, since the weave 37 is dense, excellent slipperiness is formed. In addition, although B in FIG. 4 illustrates a plain woven fabric, the weaving method is arbitrary and various ones are possible.

Next, a procedure for storing slacks will be described. First, as shown in FIG. 3, in the state where the entire slacks are turned over and the right side lining 30 when worn is turned to the near side, the left side lining 30 when worn is turned to the near side as shown by arrow a. To be. Furthermore, when the slack lower end side is bent toward the vicinity of the belt 24 at a position of about 1/2 of the slack length L (substantially the position of the lower end of the lining 30), the state shown in FIG. .

In this state, the leg side is further folded as indicated by arrow c along the fold line b at a position (approximately the position of the lower end of the storage section 50) of the slack length L from above. It becomes B.
In this state, all the folding parts on the leg part side of the outer material 20 overlap with the part of the lining 30 provided with the storage part 50.

In the state of B, when the whole is reversed 180 degrees as indicated by the arrow a, it becomes C and the storage unit 50 is on the near side. Therefore, when the front and rear portions coming out from the storage portion 50 are folded back as indicated by arrows d and e, and the upper portion near the belt 24 is also folded back as indicated by arrows f, the storage shown in D The rectangular shape is almost the same as the portion 50. Subsequently, when the back lining 32 is turned upside down as indicated by an arrow g from the mating portion 52 and the knee lining 31 is turned upside down as shown by an arrow h, E is obtained. In this state, the entire front side becomes the storage portion back member 51.

Therefore, when the whole is turned 180 degrees again as indicated by arrow a, it becomes F and the lining 30 is on the near side. At this time, the folded portion is between the lining 30 and the storage portion back member 51 and is stored in the storage portion 50. Therefore, the upper and lower alignment portions 52 are aligned and the hook-and-loop fastener 54 is engaged to open the opening portion. When 53 is closed, the storage is completed. This stored state is compact and can be easily carried.

Further, in this storing operation, the lining 30 is made of “carreille” having a large stretch property and has an extension of about 15% in the horizontal direction, so that it can be easily extended and reversed in the horizontal direction. In addition, since the sliding is good, this inversion operation can be further facilitated. In addition, since the lining 30 on the front side of the storage unit 50 is a woven fabric with relatively close eyes that is not a mesh fabric, fingertips, especially nails, are less likely to be caught by the mesh during the operation, and a smooth operation is possible. . The ability to eliminate the entanglement of the fingertip is particularly effective for a woman whose nails are extended for beauty purposes.

When using the slacks 10 from the stored state, the opening 53 may be opened, and the folded portion may be pulled out in the reverse procedure.
At this time, when the slacks 10 are pulled out from the stowed state and spread, the outer surface 20 is stretchable and uneven, so that it is difficult to stick to it and has excellent recoverability, so it recovers to a state in which it is inconspicuous.

In this way, the present application uses a two-way woven fabric that has been processed with irregularities using strong twisted yarns in the vertical and horizontal directions as the outer surface 20 of the slacks 10 that can be folded and stored, and the lining 30 has stretch properties and is more eye-catching than the mesh fabric. The fabric is made of a woven fabric having a dense surface and a smooth surface, and the storage portion backing member 51 is overlapped on the back side of the lining 30 and the surrounding portion is sewn to form the storage portion 50. It can be stored by folding.

For this reason, even if the slacks 10 are folded and stored, they have excellent recoverability and are not easily damaged, and the storage is smooth and easy. Therefore, the combination of fabrics suitable for the slacks 10 that can be folded and stored is obtained.

Moreover, since the storage state is compact, it is suitable for carrying. In particular, since it is temporarily used for a short time, it is suitable for formal wear that is desirably compact and portable when not in use.

In addition, by making the lining 30 have a large stretch property at least in the lateral direction and being slippery, the slacks 10 can be attached and detached smoothly, and when worn, the lining 30 becomes familiar with the body and easily moves. For this reason, a comfortable wearing feeling is obtained in combination with the stretchability of the outer material.

In addition to the above effects, it is lightweight, breathable, cool and dry, and comfortable to wear by using Bonbon for the front and Carreille for the lining. It becomes suitable as a summer clothes. In addition, it is washable, making it easy to handle.

In addition, by using a mesh fabric for the storage portion backing member 51, even if the storage portion backing member 51, which is a separate member, is provided between the outer material and the lining material, the breathability is good, so it prevents steaming and wears comfortably. can do.

Further, when the lining 30 is used in the slacks 10, by providing the knee lining 31 and the back lining 32 in succession, the lining 30 can be formed into a “steel lever” shape that continues from the knee back portion to the upper part of the back body. . In this way, the attachment / detachment is particularly smooth and comfortable, and a comfortable wearing feeling can be obtained. In addition, the storage unit 50 can be provided in a relatively wide area from the knee lining 31 to the back lining 32 and at a position where it can be easily stored.

Note that the lining 30 may not be a “steel” shape, and the back lining 32 may be omitted and only the knee lining 31 may be provided. In this case, the storage unit 50 is provided on the back side of the knee lining 31 and is disposed on the front side of the stitching unit 23. Even if it does in this way, the outstanding storage property by using the fabric which has a stretching property and a favorable slip is ensured.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10: Slacks, 20: Outer body, 21: Front body, 22: Back body, 30: Lining, 31: Knee lining, 32: Back lining, 50: Storage part, 51: Storage part back member, 52: Matching Part, 53: opening

Claims (6)

In the slacks that can be folded and stowed with the outer material (20) and the lining material (30) overlapped and sewn on the front and back surfaces, and the storage portion (50) at the time of folding is formed between the lining material and the outer material,
The outer material (20) is a stretch-based two-way fabric that has been processed with unevenness using a strong twisted yarn in each direction.
The lining (30) is a woven fabric that is stretchable at least in the lateral direction and has a smooth surface,
The storage part (50) has a bag shape formed by sewing the periphery of the storage part back member (51) arranged between the lining (30) and the outer surface (20) to the lining (30), A slack capable of being folded and stored, characterized in that the opening (53) of the storage part is formed in the lining (30). The slack according to claim 1, wherein the lining (30) is provided at least on the back of the knee. The slack capable of being folded and stored according to claim 2, wherein the lining (30) has a lever shape continuously from the back of the knee to the upper part of the back body. 4. The slack capable of being folded and stored according to claim 3, wherein a part of a lower end part of the lining (30) and a part of the outer surface (20) are connected by a stopper part (34). 5. The slack capable of being folded and stored according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the storage part back member (51) is a mesh fabric. Folding storage according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the outer material (20) is "Bonfort" (registered trademark) and the lining (30) is "Caleille" (registered trademark). Possible slacks.

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