JP5360513B1 - Crease tool for pleated skirt - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a pleated skirt crease applicator that can be easily and easily attached with an orderly crease.
The pleat skirt is sandwiched between thick transparent two-folded sheets having flexibility, and the upper end of the sheet facing the waist of the pleat skirt is lifted with both hands and gently shaken back and forth. It is characterized by preparing pleats, and it is possible to easily visually recognize and correct a crease defect on both the front and back surfaces and to perform sleeping. Furthermore, by using a thick sheet, it is possible to prepare a crease in a place where the sleeping is not performed and move to a place where the sleeping is performed as it is.
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Description

The present invention relates to a pleating skirt crease tool in which a pleated skirt is sandwiched between a pair of sheets and the pleated skirt is creased.

Conventionally, to crease a pleated skirt at home, a method using an iron is generally used. However, if the crease is made with an iron, there is a problem that the fabric is shined and damaged, which is solved. In order to do this, there is a method of applying a cloth, but there is a problem that the folds are not visible and the usability is poor. Above all, the majority of pleated skirt wearers were elementary and junior high school students, and there was a problem that they could not easily handle irons that could cause burns.

In addition, it is also common to place the pleated skirt directly under the futon, but there is a problem that the state of the back side is not visible and the crease condition is not known until it is removed after sleeping. . In addition, the shape of the pleated skirt has to be adjusted at the place where the user lays down, and depending on the environment, there is a problem that work is performed in a narrow area where the amount of light is poor.

As shown in Patent Document 1, the thickness of a trouser is pressed and creased between an upper sheet having a thickness of about 0.3 mm and a bottom sheet having a thickness of about 0.5 to 0.6 mm. A trouser press that presses trousers with an intermediate pressure of about 0.3 mm and pressing the trousers with an external pressure such as sleeping is proposed. It is necessary to put the pleated skirt on top and put the upper sheet on the pleated skirt while aligning the folds. This is troublesome and the condition of the back side is not visible. There was a problem of not knowing. Most press devices using a transparent sheet are for trousers, and there is nothing especially intended for use in pleated skirts. The trouser folds are basically one at each end, but the pleat skirt has more than a dozen creases on the entire surface, and the width of the original skirt is difficult to understand because the pleats spread or overlap, so the folds are clean. It was an extremely difficult task.

Patent Document 2 proposed for solving such problems includes a soft and transparent second sheet in which clothing is sandwiched between a hard first substrate and a soft and transparent first sheet; A hard second substrate that is disposed outside the second sheet and sandwiches the first sheet, clothes, and the second sheet between the first substrate and a clamp that clamps the first substrate and the second substrate. Although it is a large-scale press device that is used for business purposes, and when wrinkles and creases are to be repaired, the tightening tool must be loosened and the second sheet must be turned over and re-corrected. There was a problem that it was troublesome.

JP-A-11-192150 JP 2000-157407 A

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention solves the above-described conventional problems, and it is easy to make a pleated fold of a pleated skirt easily and orderly while visually recognizing both the front and back sides of the pleated skirt crease, and it is cheaper and safer than anything else. A creasing tool is provided.

In order to solve the above-described problems, the pleating skirt crease tool of the present invention is a sheet of pleated skirt sandwiched between a thick transparent two-folded sheet having flexibility and facing the waist of the pleated skirt. a creasing device for pleated skirt that established a pleated by operation of lifting the upper part with both hands lightly shaking back and forth, the pleated skirt sandwiched between the sheet pleats of sheets facing the waist portion of the pleated skirt be those trimmed et al is by the sheet by that operation shaking back and forth gently lift the upper part with both hands, the pleated skirt is attached to the electrical device the creasing tool for the pleated skirt like Neoshi or trouser press It is characterized by a crease .

The pleating skirt crease tool of the present invention sandwiches a pleated skirt between thick transparent two-folded sheets having flexibility, and lifts the upper end of the sheet facing the waist of the pleated skirt with both hands. a creasing device for pleated skirt that established a pleated by operation of lightly shaking back and forth, the pleat skirts sandwiched between sheets pleats has an upper end portion of the sheet facing the waist portion of the pleated skirt with both hands It is those which are trimmed by the sheet by the operation of the upper Gaité gently shake back and forth, the creasing pleated skirt wearing the Ne押 to and the pleated skirt for creasing tool in electrical equipment, such as a trouser press Since the pleated skirt is sandwiched between the sheets, Adjust the pleats by lifting the upper end of the sheet facing the waist of the skirt with both hands and gently shaking it back and forth, visually checking the state of the pleats on both the front and back sides, correcting if necessary, sleeping, pressing, and pants There is an effect that it can be used for creasing by an electric device such as a presser.
The pleated skirt can be creased in an orderly manner with the original width of the skirt, without any shine or damage of the fabric due to ironing, etc. For example, when creased by sleeping, it is spacious apart from the place where you sleep It is also possible to perform the pre-working until sleeping in a bright place, making it very easy to crease the pleated skirt.

Hereinafter, an example of the embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2. The pleating skirt folding device 1 of the present invention is folded in two and corresponds to the outer shape of the pleated skirt P. The pleated skirt P is sandwiched between flexible, soft and thick transparent sheets 2 and 2 that are formed in a trapezoidal shape that is larger than the outer shape of the pleated skirt P. .

The folded portion 3 disposed between the sheets 2 and 2 is configured integrally with the sheets 2 and 2, and the folded portion 3 is provided between the sheets 2 and 2 arranged in parallel in the vertical direction. It has been.

In order to make it easier to grip the waist of the pleated skirt P when the pleated skirt creasing tool 1 is lifted and shaken, a notch 4 is provided on the side of the folded portion 3. By providing the notch 4, the index finger can be inserted from the notch 4 to the inside of the sheets 2, 2, and the index finger can be inserted inside the waist of the pleated skirt P. The pleat can be arranged with.

Joining means 6 and 6 for making the sheets 2 and 2 freely contactable and separable are respectively provided on both inclined portions 5 and 5 of the trapezoidal shape of the sheet 2. The sheet 2 at a position corresponding to the waist portion of the pleated skirt P has a trapezoidal short side 7, and the sheet 2 at a position corresponding to the skirt portion of the pleated skirt P has a trapezoidal long side 8.

The joining means 6 is constituted by a hook, a lot button, a snap button or the like that are unevenly fitted, and one sheet 2 is provided with a concave fitting portion, and the other sheet is provided. 2 is provided with a convex fitting part that fits into a concave fitting part. The joining means 6 is a first joining means 6a that is provided on the trapezoidal short side 7 side of the sheet 2 and serves as a part of the sandwiching means 9 that sandwiches the waist portion of the pleated skirt P sandwiched between the sheets 2 and 2. The second joining means 6b provided at an intermediate position of the trapezoidal inclined portion 5 and the third joining means 6c provided on the long side 8 side of the trapezoidal shape.

When a planar fastener is used as the joining means 6, the second joining means 6 b and the third joining means 6 c may be joined carelessly when lifting and shaking the pleated skirt crease 1. In order to prevent this, at least one of the left and right second joining means 6b and third joining means 6c can be joined in advance, and a hook portion raised like a hook of a planar fastener, When the pleated skirt crease 1 is lifted and shaken by providing a close-packed portion of the zipper looped together and raised, the second joining means 6b and the third joining means 6c are In order to prevent inadvertent joining, the hook part and the dense part may be joined, and then the pleated skirt creasing tool 1 may be lifted and shaken.

In the embodiment, the sandwiching means 9 for sandwiching the waist portion of the pleated skirt P is composed of a pair of sheets 2 and 2 and the first joining portion 6a, but the first joining means 6a is not provided. The clamping means 9 may be configured by only the pair of sheets 2 and 2.

The first joining means 6a is fitted when the pleat skirt P is sandwiched between the sheets 2 and 2, and the trapezoidal short side 7 side is lifted with both hands and lightly shaken back and forth to adjust the pleats. The second joining means 6b and the third joining means 6c are fitted so that the pleat skirt P does not move when the pleat skirt P is creased by sleeping, pressing, or the like. .

A pair of openings 10 are formed in the back sheet 2 on the inner side of the first joints 6a, 6a facing the waist part of the pleated skirt P and in the vicinity of the folded part 3, and between the sheets. The waist part of the sandwiched pleated skirt P can be gripped by the thumb inserted from the opening 10, and the position of the pleated skirt P is prevented from being shifted when lifting with both hands and swinging back and forth lightly. be able to. For example, when a cross-shaped slit is inserted instead of the opening, the slit is bent and the finger force is transmitted to the waist of the pleated skirt P, so that the pleated skirt P can be held. The opening 10 is preferably one having a vertical length of about 10 millimeters so that the thumb is caught by the edge of the opening 10. In the embodiment, the opening 10 is formed in a horizontally long shape, but is preferably formed in a vertically long shape so as to correspond to the size of the hand.

The sheet 2 is made of vinyl chloride having a thickness of 1.5 millimeters. On the outer surface of the sheet 2, the first joining means 6a and the second joining means are located at a short side of about 7 to 4 cm. A convex portion 11 having a width of about 1 cm and a thickness of about 1.0 mm to 1.5 mm is provided along the short side 7 in the middle position of 6b, and the waist of the pleated skirt P is opened. While gripping with the thumb inserted from the part 10 and putting the finger on the convex part 11, the pleat skirt P is sandwiched between the pair of sheets 2, and the work of lifting and shaking back and forth is performed by elementary and junior high school students with small hand grip strength. It is easy for girls.
The convex portion 11 may be formed by adding a thickness in the process of manufacturing the sheet 2, increasing the thickness by heat welding or the like later, or adhering to a predetermined position. Whether the skirt is held by the opening 10 or the skirt is held by the convex portion 11 may be determined by the user as appropriate. When a finger is placed on the convex portion 11, the pleating skirt crease applicator 1 can be easily carried.

On the outer side of the long side 8 of the sheet 2, transparent lines 12 are formed laterally along the shape of the long side 8 so that it can be cut according to the length of the pleated skirt P. The book is formed. Even if the skirt has the same waist size, the length may vary greatly depending on the design, such as long skirts and mini skirts. If the pair of seats 2 and 2 is longer than necessary, the weight will increase. In particular, it becomes difficult to handle, and in particular, it becomes possible to facilitate the difficult work of holding the pleated skirt P between the pair of sheets 2 and 2, lifting it, and shaking it lightly back and forth.

The sheet 2 is formed with a plurality of air holes 13 penetrating the front and back, so that the pleat skirt P is not molded by moisture accumulated between the sheets 2 and 2.

In order to weaken the rigidity, the folded portion 3 is preferably about two-thirds the thickness of the sheet 2 or has an opening. If the strength of the folded portion 3 is reduced by making it thin or forming an opening, and it cannot withstand repeated loads and is damaged, the folded portion 3 is configured with another component such as a hinge made of a metal material. Or may be reinforced.
The folded portion 3 formed of separate parts such as an opening, a thin portion, and a hinge may be employed when the folded portion 3 has high rigidity and the pleat skirt P cannot be sufficiently folded.

The first joining means 6a is fitted when the pleat skirt P is sandwiched between the sheets 2 and 2, and the trapezoidal short side 7 side is lifted with both hands and lightly shaken back and forth to adjust the pleats. The second joining means 6b and the third joining means 6c are fitted so that the pleat skirt P does not move when the pleat skirt P is creased by sleeping, pressing, or the like. However, the first joining means 6a and the second joining means 6b may be omitted.

Next, the usage method of the crease applicator for pleat skirts of this invention is demonstrated with reference to FIG.3 and FIG.4. The shape of the pleated skirt P is adjusted, sandwiched between flexible, soft, thick and transparent sheets 2 and 2 and turned upside down to see the state of the folds on the back side. The pleated crease tool is placed in a place where it is easy to work on the floor, such as on a bright and wide floor. It is also possible to arrange the pleat skirt P on top, cover the sheet 2 over the pleat skirt P, and shake the pleat skirt crease light back and forth efficiently to arrange the pleats efficiently. For example, the sheet 2 is turned and the crease is adjusted.
In the pleating skirt crease tool provided with the first joining means 6a, the second joining part 6b, and the third joining part 6c, the first joining means 6a is opened and closed as necessary. If there is a defect in the fold, the sheet 2 is turned and the crease is adjusted, and then the second joint portion 6b and the third joint portion 6c are fitted together to prevent the displacement of the pleated skirt, The pleat skirt P is creased by a press or the like.

In the operation of sandwiching the pleated skirt P between the sheets 2 and 2 and lifting and swinging back and forth, the first joining means 6a on the short side 7 of the trapezoidal shape of the sheet is joined and separated from the short side 7 side of the trapezoidal shape of the sheet In addition, the second joining means 6b and the third joining means 6c are swung back and forth in a non-fitted state, so that the state of the pleat is adjusted with the original width of the pleated skirt, and can be lowered in that state. Even if all the joints are fitted and shaken, the pleats are not in a natural state because they are pressed. For this reason, when the joining means 6 is provided, it must be able to be easily opened and closed. Therefore, the joining means 6 is preferably a hook, a lot button, a snap button, or a surface fastener. Although six joining means 6 are provided independently, a chuck such as a concave and convex fitting made of plastic used for opening and closing the plastic bag is provided along the trapezoidal inclined portion 5 of the sheet 2. This may be provided. In addition, the first joining means 6a can correct the malfunction of the folds from both sides by allowing the first joining means 6a on both sides to be opened and closed as well as the position of the wall even in a narrow place. Although it is possible to work without worrying, it is possible to open and close one of them.

The folding portion 3 of the pleating skirt creasing tool 1 of the present invention has been described with respect to the one provided between the sheets 2 and 2 arranged side by side in the vertical direction, but as shown in FIG. 5 and FIG. It may be provided between the sheets 2 and 2 arranged side by side. In this case, by forming a plurality of long openings 14 as shown in the folded portion 3 or by providing a slit from the intermediate position to the lower end, the sheets 2, 2 are formed as in the first embodiment of the present invention. In the operation of sandwiching the pleated skirt P between the two and lifting it up and down, the first joining means 6a on the short side 7 of the trapezoidal shape of the sheet is joined, and the first joining means 6a separated from the short side 7 of the trapezoidal shape of the sheet The second joining means 6b and the third joining means 6c are swung back and forth in a non-fitted state, so that the pleated state is adjusted with the original width of the pleated skirt and can be lowered in that state.

The embodiment shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 in which the sheets 2 and 2 of the pleating skirt creasing tool 1 are arranged in parallel in the vertical direction via the folding part 3, and the sheets 2 and 2 of the pleating skirt creasing tool 1 In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 arranged side by side in the left-right direction via the turn-up portion 3, the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 has a pleated skirt P between the sheets 2 and 2. In the operation of pinching, lifting and swinging back and forth, the long side 8 side of the trapezoidal shape of the sheet is free to contact the pleat skirt P and easily move following the swing of the pleat skirt P, and the pleat state is the original width of the pleat skirt. The embodiment in which the easily arranged sheets 2 and 2 are arranged side by side in the vertical direction via the folded-back portion 3 is more preferable.

If the thickness of the sheet | seat 2 is 1.0-2.0 millimeters, it will be good, and it produces two big effects by having a certain amount of thickness. One is that the pleated skirt P is sandwiched between the sheets 2 and turned upside down so that the folds on both the front and back sides of the pleated skirt P can be seen without being disturbed. It is not a place where creases such as sleeping are applied, but it is carried out where there is a sufficient amount of light and can be moved to a place where creases such as sleeping are performed in an orderly manner. Furthermore, it is possible to lie down on a soft mat or the like. The other is to hold the pleated skirt P with the seat 2 and lift it up and down to shake it back and forth. Even if it is shaken back and forth with just the pleated skirt P, it is difficult to adjust the pleated state. If you do not lower it very carefully, the pleated state will be disturbed. However, because it is sandwiched between thick paired sheets 2, the weight of the sheet 2 is added and the pleat state is easy to adjust, and since it is lightly pressed, the pleat state is disturbed even when it is lowered. Can be prevented. However, if the thickness is too large, the weight increases and it is difficult to handle, the transparency is lowered, and it is difficult to visually recognize the state of the crease. Although it depends on the material of the sheet 2, the fabric of the pleated skirt, and the design, about 1.5 mm is suitable according to the test with a vinyl chloride sheet. However, if the thickness is 0.5 mm, the cost will be considerably different, so if the place where the bed is to be placed is on a tatami mat, etc., 1.0 mm will have a sufficient pressing effect, such as on a soft mat. In some cases, about 2.0 millimeters is desirable.

The same effect as sleeping is obtained even if it is placed under something heavy to some extent, not just sleeping, or a sheet is attached to an electrical device like a trouser press and heated electrically. When a sheet is mounted on an electrical device such as a trouser press, the pleated skirt crease must be folded in half so that the width of the presser does not increase, and the surface pressure on the trouser and pleated skirt By providing the adjusting means for making the same, it becomes possible to use the same presser. If you want to crease a skirt that has a pleat in the upper part of the pleat skirt P or a pleat in the upper part of the pleat skirt P, fold the pleat skirt crease The pleated skirt creasing tool may be attached in the longitudinal direction of the presser. In the pleated skirt crease tool used for the presser, the pleat skirt crease tool does not move inadvertently after the attachment, so the first joining means 6a and the second joining part 6b. The third joint 6c is never necessary.

Further, in the presser, at least one of the lid and base of the presser corresponding to the waist portion of the pleat skirt may be cut out, and in the case of having the joining means 6, the position facing the joining means 6 It is only necessary to provide a recess in the lid and base of the presser. In addition, the joining means 6 adopts a surface fastener or a magnetic sheet at a position where the waist portion of the pleated skirt is sandwiched as necessary, instead of a hook, a lot button, a snap button or the like that is unevenly fitted. In the case of using a surface fastener or a magnetic sheet, the surface fastener or the magnet sheet is a thin plate, so that the presser at a position facing the joining means 6 made of the surface fastener or the magnetic sheet is used. It is not necessary to provide a recess in the lid and the base.

The pleat skirt creasing tool 1 of the present invention is flexible, soft and thick transparent formed in a similar trapezoidal shape larger than the outer shape of the pleated skirt P corresponding to the outer shape of the pleated skirt P Although the sheet 2 and the trapezoidal inclined portions 6 of the sheet 2 are respectively provided with the joining means 7 that allows the paired sheets 2 to be brought into contact with and separated from each other, the embodiment has been described with reference to the drawings. The sheet may be formed in a rectangular shape, and the joining means 4 may be provided only on the upper end portion of the sheet 2 located at both ends of the waist portion of the pleated skirt P. In addition, a plurality of rectangular sheets 2 are provided parallel to the longitudinal direction at both ends of the longitudinal side of the rectangular sheet 2, or in the rectangular sheet 2, as shown in FIG. In which it may be provided plurality by being inclined along the reader unit.

The pleating crease applicator 1 of the present invention can be used without problems for folding with a futon, a tatami bed and a mattress, a press with a hot carpet, and a crease with an electric device such as a trouser press.

The top view seen from the outside of the crease tool for pleat skirts in 1st Example of this invention Fig. 3 is a development view of a pleating skirt crease tool according to the first embodiment of the present invention. The perspective view explaining the use condition in 1st Example of this invention The perspective view which shows the state which pinches a pleat skirt with the sheet | seat in 1st Example of this invention, lifts, and shakes lightly back and forth The front view seen from the outer side of the creasing tool for pleat skirts in 2nd Example of this invention Exploded view of the crease tool for the pleated skirt in the second embodiment of the present invention. The perspective view explaining the use condition in 2nd Example of this invention. The perspective view which shows the state which pinches a pleat skirt with the sheet | seat in 2nd Example of this invention, lifts, and shakes lightly back and forth

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Folding tool for pleat skirt 2 Sheet 3 Folding part 4 Notch part 5 Trapezoidal inclined part 6 Sheet joining means 6a First joining means 6b Second joining means 6c Third joining means P Pleated skirt

Claims (6)

  A pleat with a pleated skirt sandwiched between thick, transparent, transparent folded sheets, and the upper end of the sheet facing the waist of the pleated skirt is lifted with both hands and gently shaken back and forth. The pleat of a pleated skirt sandwiched between the sheets is arranged by the sheet by lifting the upper end of the sheet facing the waist of the pleated skirt with both hands and gently shaking it back and forth. A pleating skirt crease tool, wherein the pleat skirt crease tool is attached to an electric device such as a sleeping press or a trouser press and the pleat skirt is creased.   2. The pleated skirt creasing device according to claim 1, wherein a cutout portion is provided on a side of the folded portion of the folded sheet to facilitate gripping of a waist portion of the pleated skirt.   The fold for a pleated skirt according to claim 1, wherein an opening is formed in the vicinity of the folded portion, and a waist portion of the skirt sandwiched between sheets can be gripped. Attached tool. The pair of sheets are formed in a trapezoidal shape corresponding to the outer shape of the pleated skirt, and a plurality of joining means for allowing the transparent sheet to be contacted and separated along the inclined portions are provided at both inclined portions of the trapezoidal shape of the sheet. The crease tool for a pleated skirt according to any one of claims 2 and 3 , wherein 3. A convex gripping portion is provided on an outer surface of the seat at a gripping position where the upper end portion of the sheet facing the waist portion of the pleated skirt is lifted with both hands and gently shaken back and forth. The crease applicator for a pleated skirt according to claim 3 . The pleated skirt creasing tool according to any one of claims 2 and 3 , wherein the sheet has a thickness of 1.0 to 2.0 millimeters.