JP6395329B2 - Incontinence pants - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to an incontinence pant for men, and more particularly to an incontinence pant corresponding to a urine collecting pad.

  Regardless of gender, it is known that symptoms of frequent urination may occur with aging even in healthy bodies, and urine leakage may occur due to sneezing or slight movements. Especially in the case of men, it is said that the frequency of frequent urination increases regardless of day and night due to the effect of enlarged prostate. Therefore, urine leakage countermeasure products such as diaper-type paper pants and urine collecting pads have been proposed and actually marketed. There are many types of urine collecting pads, such as a pad that absorbs urine leakage and a pad with a hook for preventing side leakage, but it is often divided into men and women. Since men have penis and scrotum, various proposals have been made on urine collection pads for men and underwear corresponding to the urine collection pads in consideration of the bulge of the front part unique to men. For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a male incontinence pad that can increase urine absorbency and effectively suppress urine leakage without impairing the fit and fit.

JP2015-188714A

  However, no matter how much the fit and fit are pursued, wearing a foreign object called a pad on the pants (regardless of trunks type, brief type, etc.) will cause a feeling of discomfort in wearing. Moreover, there is a problem that movement may be restricted by the thickness of the pad, and there is a problem that it becomes a feeling of wearing a diaper even though it is a pant and lacks comfort.

  When attaching the pad to the pants, it is affixed to the inside of the pant with adhesive tape etc., but because it is not firmly fixed, the pad may shift as the body moves, or the stability is inferior The pad may not receive urine and may cause urine leakage.

  Furthermore, paper is often used as the material for the disposable urine pad, and the material of the pad may not match the material of the pants fabric. For example, if the surface of the fiber fabric is raised like in winter, the pad will not easily get stuck to the fiber fabric, and not only will the wearability deteriorate, but the pad may slip off the pants and not make the body of the pad. is there.

  Therefore, the present invention has been made in view of such problems, and it is difficult to cause the pad to be displaced, and it is difficult to notice that the wearer is wearing the pad, so that the wearing comfort of the pants is not impaired. The purpose is to provide incontinence pants.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the incontinence pants according to the present invention is an incontinence pant in which a urine collecting pad can be attached, and a hammock part to which the urine collecting pad is attached is provided on the inside of the pant. One end thereof is sewn to the front upper edge of the pants, the other end is sewn to the rear upper edge of the pants, and is suspended in the air without being sewn in the crotch portion of the pants.

  According to this, since the hammock part to which the urine collecting pad is attached moves following the movement of the body, it is possible to prevent the pad from being displaced, and incontinence with excellent wearing comfort that does not impair the wearing feeling of the pants. Pants are realized.

  Here, it is preferable that the end of the front upper edge side of the pants is folded back to form a pad end attaching portion for holding the end portion of the urine collecting pad, and further, It is preferable that the attachment portion is provided with a hook-and-loop fastener on a surface in contact with the urine collecting pad, and the hook-and-loop fastener holds an end portion of the urine collecting pad.

  According to this, not only the entire urine removing pad is held in the hammock part by the adhesive tape or the like, but also the end part of the urine collecting pad is held in the hammock part by the pad end attaching part, so that the position of the pad is further increased. It is possible to make it difficult to cause a shift. In addition, since the tip end of the urine collecting pad is held by using the pad end attaching portion as a hook-and-loop fastener, the replacement work of the pad is simple and easy to remove and attach.

  Further, it is preferable that the rear end of the hammock portion is wider than the front.

  According to this, since the hammock part wraps the wearer's buttocks, the body cloth does not bite into the buttocks, and the wearing comfort can be further improved.

  As described above, according to the incontinence pant according to the present invention, the hummock part is attached to the body movement by attaching the urine collecting pad to the hammock part in the suspended state in which the ends are sewn at the front and rear of the pant. Since it moves following, the urine collecting pad is less likely to be displaced, and a comfortable wearing feeling can be provided to the wearer.

It is a front view of the incontinence pants of Embodiment 1. It is a rear view of the incontinence pants of Embodiment 1. It is sectional drawing of the incontinence pants of Embodiment 1. It is an expanded view of the incontinence pants of Embodiment 1. It is an expanded sectional view of a pad end attaching part. It is another example of the expanded sectional view of a pad end attaching part. It is another example of the expanded sectional view of a pad end attaching part. It is a rear view of the incontinence pants of Embodiment 2. It is an expanded view of the incontinence pants of Embodiment 2.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a front view of incontinence pants according to Embodiment 1, and FIG. 2 is a rear view. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. 1, and FIG. 4 is a development view of incontinence pants.

  The incontinence pant 1 is a male underwear that can be fitted with a urine collecting pad 20 on the inner side (body side), and includes a hammock portion 10 for wearing the urine collecting pad 20.

  The hammock portion 10 is wider than the urine collecting pad 20 because the urine collecting pad 20 is attached. One end of the hammock portion 10 is sewn to the front pants front edge 2 of the incontinence pants 1 (for example, the waist elastic portion on the front side), and the other end is the rear pants upper edge 4 of the incontinence pants 1 (for example, the rear side) The waist rubber part). In the crotch part 4 of the incontinence pants 1 in the middle of the hammock part 10, it is not sewn and is free. In other words, the hammock portion 10 is fixed by sewing only at the front pants upper edge portion 2 and the pants rear upper edge portion 4, and is suspended from the inside of the incontinence pants 1 like a hammock.

  The hammock portion 10 serves as a mounting portion to which the urine collecting pad 20 is affixed, and also functions as a holding portion for a male genitalia. Therefore, as the fabric constituting the hammock portion 10, a fabric having elasticity that can follow the movement of the body (for example, a knit fabric of milling knitting) is used. Those with poor elasticity such as woven fabric are not suitable. It does not matter whether the fiber used is a natural fiber or a synthetic fiber, but the adhesive force of the adhesive tape should not be hindered so that a conventional urine collecting pad 20 that is already on the market can be attached. Is preferred.

  The front end of the hammock portion 10, that is, the end portion sewn to the front pants upper edge portion 2, is formed with a pad end attachment portion 11 for holding the urine collecting pad 20 on the hammock portion 10 and preventing displacement. Has been.

  5 to 7 are enlarged cross-sectional views showing examples of pad end attachment portions.

FIG. 5 shows an example in which the end of the body cloth of the hammock part 10 is folded to form a pocket-shaped pad end attachment part 11 and the hook-and-loop fastener 12 is provided on the surface of the pad end attachment part 11 that contacts the urine collecting pad 20. Yes. The urine absorbing pad 20 is not only held in the hammock portion 10 by the adhesive tape 21, but the urine absorbing pad 20 is inserted into the pocket-shaped pad end attaching portion 11 so that the end of the urine removing pad 20 and the hook-and-loop fastener 12 are connected. By being engaged, it is held in the hammock portion 10. As a result, it is possible to make it difficult for positional deviation to follow the movement of the body. The surface fastener 12 used here is preferably a double-sided binding band type. Moreover, since the paper urine collection pad 20 is a disposable type, it is necessary to consider the ease of replacement. When the number of keys of the hook-and-loop fastener 12 is large, the engaging force with the urine removing pad 20 becomes strong and difficult to peel off, and when the number of keys is small, the engaging force becomes weak and it is easy to peel off and a sufficient holding force cannot be exhibited. Therefore, the key number of the surface fastener is preferably in the 30 to 50 / cm ^2.

  FIG. 6 shows an example in which the end of the hammock part 10 is folded twice to form the pad end attaching part 13 and the end of the urine collecting pad 20 is also folded and held.

  In FIG. 7, the end of the hammock part 10 is folded back to form the pad end attaching part 14, and the pad end attaching part 14 is provided with two cuts so that the end of the urine collecting pad 20 is inserted into the cut and held. Is shown.

  In any manner of holding, the end of the urine collecting pad 20 is pressed down by the body fabric of the hammock portion 10 and the body fabric of the incontinence pants 1 and the body, so that they do not slip off. When the urine collecting pad 20 is replaced, the incontinence pants 1 are removed to prevent the body and the body cloth from being pressed, so that the urine collecting pad 20 can be easily removed.

  In addition, as long as the end portion of the urine collecting pad 20 is held at the front end portion of the hammock portion 10, the configuration is not limited to the example given here, and other configurations (for example, a fastening structure with buttons) may be used.

  Subsequently, the incontinence pants of the second embodiment will be described.

  FIG. 8 is a rear view of the incontinence pants of the second embodiment, and FIG. 9 is a development view.

  The incontinence pant 5 of the second embodiment is different from that of the first embodiment in that the hammock portion 30 has a wider width at the upper rear edge portion 7 than the upper width portion 6 before the pants. Thus, the hammock part 30 wraps the wearer's buttocks by forming the rear end 32 of the hammock part wider than the front so that the front side of the hammock part 30 is the upper side of the trapezoid and the rear side is the lower side of the trapezoid. As a result, the body cloth of the hammock portion 30 does not bite into the buttocks, and the wearing comfort can be improved.

  As described above, the incontinence pants according to the present invention have been described based on the respective embodiments, but the present invention is not limited thereto, and the object of the present invention can be achieved and within the scope of the invention. Various design changes are possible and all are included within the scope of the present invention.

  For example, in each of the above embodiments, brief type pants are illustrated and described, but pants such as trunks and boxer briefs may be used.

  INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY The present invention is applicable to incontinence pants, and is useful as incontinence pants for use with a urine collection pad for men.

1,5 Incontinence pants 2,6 Pants front upper edge 3,7 Pants rear upper edge 4,8 Crotch part 10,30 Hammock part 11, 13, 14, 31 Pad end attachment part 12 Surface fastener 20 Urine pad 21 Adhesive tape 32 Hammock part rear end

Claims (3)

Incontinence pants that can be fitted with a urine pad,
Provide a hammock part on the inside of the pants with a urine pad attached,
The hammock part has one end sewn on the front upper edge of the pants, the other end sewn on the rear upper edge of the pants , and is suspended in the air without being sewn in the crotch part of the pants , and In addition, the end of the front upper edge side of the pants is folded twice inward to form a pad end mounting portion that holds the end of the urine collecting pad,
The incontinence pants characterized in that the pad end attaching portion wraps the folded end portion of the urine collecting pad and holds the end portion of the urine collecting pad . Incontinence pants that can be fitted with a urine pad,
  Provide a hammock part on the inside of the pants with a urine pad attached,
  The hammock part has one end sewn on the front upper edge of the pants, the other end sewn on the rear upper edge of the pants, and is suspended in the air without being sewn in the crotch part of the pants, and In addition, the end of the front upper edge side of the pants is folded back, and a pad end mounting portion for holding the end of the urine collecting pad is formed,
  The pad end mounting portion is provided with two cuts, and the end of the urine collection pad is held by inserting the end of the urine collection pad through the cut.
  Incontinence pants characterized by that. The incontinence pants according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the hammock portion has a wider rear end than the front.