WO2017103549A1 - Vêtement convertible - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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- A41D—OUTERWEAR; PROTECTIVE GARMENTS; ACCESSORIES
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A41—WEARING APPAREL
- A41D—OUTERWEAR; PROTECTIVE GARMENTS; ACCESSORIES
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A41—WEARING APPAREL
- A41D—OUTERWEAR; PROTECTIVE GARMENTS; ACCESSORIES
- A41D7/00—Bathing gowns; Swim-suits, drawers, or trunks; Beach suits
- A41D7/006—Beach clothing not designed for swimming
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- the present invention relates to clothing, in particular so-called convertible or modular garments, capable of being worn by an individual according to several wearing configurations.
- a convertible garment intended to be worn in a plurality of wearing configurations by an individual / user (U) with respect to which is defined a longitudinal plane of symmetry (PI) and the terms prior, posterior , right and left, the garment comprising:
- a strap (5) comprising a central portion (50) fixed on the edge of the central orifice but not on the edge of the drop, and free portions (51,52) extending on either side of the the central portion,
- the garment being devoid of seam connecting the lateral edges (12,14,22,24) of the front and rear panels
- the developed length of the edge of the central orifice out of drop denoted LD is between 60 cm and 100 cm, preferably between 70 cm and 95 cm, and more preferably between 78 cm and 86 cm
- the developed length of the border of the drop noted LF is between 10 cm and 25 cm, preferably between 14 cm and 25 cm, and more preferably between 15 cm and 20 cm.
- said garment can be worn either in tunic configuration, or in poncho configuration, or in bare back dress configuration, or in skirt configuration, or in asymmetrical configuration, or in sarouel configuration.
- These different port configurations are obtained by positioning the central opening either at the neck / shoulders, or at the top of a torso, or at the waist (ie the hips) of the individual, then pulling more or less on the free portions of the thong, then making a knot.
- the stitched connections allow to obtain in each configuration a certain cohesion and a nice fall of the garment.
- the more or less pronounced opening or closing of the drop makes it possible cleverly to make the peripheral length of the opening thus formed coincide with the local circumference of the body of the individual who is wearing the garment.
- the garment in question is mainly intended for female individuals, but it is not excluded that it may be worn by male persons.
- the garment may further comprise at least two passages (6G, 6D), respectively right and left, each of the passages comprising a first slot (or 'buttonhole') in the front panel, a second slot (or 'buttonhole') in the posterior panel, each of the passages being arranged in the vicinity of one of the corresponding stitched connections. These passages provide the opportunity to pass a belt.
- the garment may further comprise a belt (9) designed to be slipped into the passages. This one can be used in the tunic or poncho or dress configuration (in loose or curved mode).
- the distance (K) separating the two stitched links (71, 72) may be between 50 cm and 85 cm, preferably between 70 cm and 85 cm, and more preferably between 72 cm and 75 cm; this gives a geometric configuration adapted and optimized to allow pretty dropped from the garment regardless of the port configuration.
- each connecting piece can be provided a right connecting piece (71) forming the right stitched connection, and a left connecting piece (72) forming the left stitched connection, each connecting piece being sewn on the one hand to the front panel and other share in the posterior pan.
- each of the connecting pieces may be formed by a double buttonhole eyelet, folded on itself, and which doubles the front panel and the rear panel, the two buttonholes and the two slots being aligned and forming said passages for provide easy passage for a belt. ; this forms a very sturdy stitched connection which makes it possible to avoid local tearing or the breaking of a simple seam.
- Each of the free portions (51, 52) of the strap has a length greater than 30 cm, preferably greater than 40 cm, and still more preferably greater than 50 cm; which makes it possible to make the knot opposite the drop by surrounding the body of the individual wearing the garment, even for large individuals.
- the garment in question may be devoid of any detachable element and any detachable connecting element type snap, zipper, scratch, etc ....
- the garment in question can be made of non-stretch fabric or very little expandable.
- the front panel (1) and the posterior panel (2) will advantageously be of similar size, the height A being between 55 cm and 100 cm, preferably between 70 cm and 100 cm, and more preferably between 70 cm and 85 cm,
- width B being preferably between 70 cm and 115 cm, preferably between
- the left and right junctions (8G, 8D) are formed by seams; it is thus possible to form a junction inclined with respect to the horizontal (dimension C); this difference in height, preferably between 5 and 8 cm, makes it possible to form a suitable "shoulder fall".
- the stitched connections are preferably at a distance (E) from the upper end of the garment of between 35 cm and 45 cm; this turns out to be a relevant compromise to put on the garment, and to provide sufficient cohesion of the front and rear panels.
- the front and rear panels may be entirely derived from a single piece of fabric.
- the shoulder fall marked C is zero. It is thus possible to propose continuous patterns without fitting on the shoulder area. It is also easier to use a patterned fabric placed.
- FIG. 1 shows for a first embodiment a plan view of the front and rear panels, intended to be assembled in a convertible garment according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 represents an intermediate step with assembled front and rear panels and the installed strap
- FIG. 3 represents in perspective another intermediate step, just before the step of establishing a link at the belt passages
- FIG. 4 represents a front view in elevation of the assembled garment according to the first embodiment
- FIG. 5 represents a side elevational view of the assembled garment according to the first embodiment
- FIG. 6 represents a horizontal section of the assembled garment, along the section line V-V visible in FIG. 4,
- FIG. 7 shows in more detail the connection piece provided at the level of the belt passages
- FIG. 8 schematically illustrates in more detail the central orifice and the droplet
- FIG. 9 represents a second embodiment
- FIGS. 10A and 10B show a third embodiment
- FIG. 11 represents the garment worn in tunic configuration
- FIGS. 12A, 12B, 12C and 12D show the garment worn in light poncho configuration, respectively of the front and the back
- FIGS. 13A, 13B and 13C represent the garment worn in backless dress configuration, respectively of front and back
- FIGS. 14A and 14B show the garment worn in the skirt configuration
- FIG. 15 represents the garment worn in harem pants configuration
- Figures 16A and 16B show the garment worn in asymmetrical configuration, respectively front and back.
- Figures 1 to 3 show steps of manufacturing a convertible garment according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- Two pieces of fabric of generally rectangular shape are firstly formed by cutting, which are intended to become, on the one hand, the front pan (portion) 1 and, on the other hand, the posterior pan 2 of the final garment.
- the garment is defined a longitudinal plane of symmetry noted PI; when the garment is worn by an individual, it will correspond most of the time to the sagittal plane, that is, to the plane that separates the left and the right of the individual.
- the first piece of fabric 1 that will become the front panel includes a first edge
- the second piece of fabric 2 which will become the posterior pan comprises a first non-rectilinear rim 21 intended to be joined to the first piece of tissue 1, a second rectilinear rim 22, a third rectilinear rim 23 opposite the first rim 21 , and a fourth rectilinear edge 24 opposite the second edge 22.
- the second and fourth borders 12, 14, 22, 24 will form the lateral edges of the garment to be made.
- the third borders 13,23 will form the bottom edges of the garment to achieve.
- the first edge 11 comprises in its central zone a concave edge 3a, 3c with including a central drop 4.
- the border 11 is extended by a left beveled edge 11g and a beveled edge right lld.
- the first edge 21 comprises in its central zone a concave edge 3b and on either side a left bevelled edge 21g and a right beveled edge 21d.
- a first slot 61D (or 'buttonhole') and a second slot 61G (or 'buttonhole') arranged symmetrically with respect to PI at a distance K from each other and positioned at a distance denoted E of the end 16,17 of the beveled zone.
- the dimension E is taken halfway up the slots 61G, 61D and extends to the upper point 16,17 of the front panel 1.
- a first slot 62D (or
- buttons 11,21 are then joined together by stitching in a median zone denoted P2, at two junction zones respectively right and left, which will be noted 8D and 8G.
- the concave edges 3a, 3b, 3c then form together with a central orifice marked 3. In the anterior central area of the orifice, the latter is extended by a notch called here drop 4 whose utility will be seen further.
- a strap 5 which can also be called indifferently a lace or cord or 'nouette'.
- the strap 5 comprises a central portion 50 fixed to the edge of the central opening 3 but not on the edge of the drop, and on either side, two free portions 51,52 extending the central portion.
- the free portions are intended to be adjusted in length and knotted together around a part of the body of the individual carrier or simply between them.
- Fixing the central portion 50 of the strap on the edge 3a, 3b, 3c of the central orifice may be continuous or discontinuous, either in a hem or in another solution.
- the central orifice 3 identified with the drop 4 has a total size greater or smaller following the opening or closing more or less pronounced of the drop 4 through the knotting of the strap 5.
- a first double buttonhole eyelet 71 is assembled with one of its buttonholes 75 on the first panel, on the inner side, in a position which coincides with the first slot 61D of the first panel 1, and a second double buttonhole eyelet 72 with a of his buttonholes which coincides with the second slot 61G.
- the assembly is typically done by sewing, although a collage, snap, zipper, hooking Velcro or other is not excluded.
- the fabric is folded on the center line P2 containing the junctions 8D, 8G already mentioned. If the fabric has an inner face and an outer face, the internal faces are brought closer to each other. Then we assemble the first eyelet double buttonhole 71 (eyelet that can also be called 'passer'), after having folded on itself, the posterior pan 2 in the vicinity of the first slot 62D so that the two buttonholes 75, 76 of the eyelet and the two slots 61D, 62D are aligned to allow easy passage for a belt 9. This alignment is illustrated particularly in Figure 6 where a belt 9 is shown in dashed lines.
- eyelet double buttonhole 71 eyelet that can also be called 'passer'
- the same procedure is used to assemble the second double buttonhole eyelet 72, after being folded in two, to the rear panel 2 in the vicinity of the second slot 62G.
- the finished garment 10 is then obtained ready to wear. Note that the double buttonhole eyelets are sewn to the front panel by a single seam 77 are sewn to the back pan by a single seam 78.
- the height A of the garment will generally be between 55 cm and 100 cm with a centering around 80 cm, according to a gradation explained later.
- the width B of the garment will generally be between 70 cm and 115 cm with a centering around 100 cm, according to a gradation explained below.
- the height A of the front and rear panels is identical.
- the width B of the front and rear panels is identical.
- the dimension C corresponds to the fall of shoulder (difference between the points of height
- the first double buttonhole eyelet 71, sewn near the first slots 61D, 62D together form a first marked 6D pass, a straight pass.
- the second double buttonhole eyelet 72, sewn near the second slits 61G, 62G together form a second passer 6G marked, a left passer.
- the distance K between the two loops 6G, 6D is between 70 cm and 80 cm, preferably between 72 cm and 75 cm.
- the distance K is less than the width A of the garment; in other words, the stitched connections are at a distance from the lateral edges 12, 22, 14, 24.
- the loops are at a distance E from the upper end of the garment between 30 cm and 50 cm and more particularly between 35 cm and 45 cm.
- the length H of the free portions of the strap is typically between 30 cm and 60 cm, preferably between 40 cm and 50 cm. However, longer lengths are also contemplated.
- the belt 9 has a height of 2 to 7 cm, a little less than the height of the slots 61D, 62D and the height of the buttonholes 75,76.
- the fabric used here is not essentially non-extensible. It can be a light, preferably fluid, or rather thick, woven or non-woven fabric, leather, natural fiber, synthetic fabric.
- the fabric used can also be extensible, elastane type, Lycra TM or other. A certain degree of extensibility makes it possible to improve the adaptation of the garment to different morphologies of the wearers.
- the developed length of the edge of the central droplet orifice denoted LD will generally be between 60 cm and 95 cm with a centering around 82 cm in a gradation explained later, and the length developed from the edge of the drop noted LF will generally be between 10 cm and 25 cm with a centering around 16 cm in a gradation explained later.
- the front and rear panels are integrally from a single piece of fabric, and in this case there is no sewing at the shoulders, the junctions 8D, 8G are obtained by the continuity of the fabric.
- the lateral border is continuous from the front to the posterior pan, and the border pattern can extend continuously without discontinuity, which is favorable from the aesthetic point of view.
- the shoulder fall represented by the dimension C is zero (shoulder line 'flat').
- sewn connections 71 ', 72' are provided at the place where the passages in the two previously described embodiments were located.
- the stitched straight connection 71 ' is formed by a small piece of fabric a few centimeters high (G dimension), and a few centimeters wide (M2 dimension), this piece being sewn on the one hand to anterior pan and secondly to the posterior pan without buttonhole or slit.
- G dimension a few centimeters high
- M2 dimension millimeters wide
- the distance K between the sewn connections may be slightly different from that of the configuration with passages of belt.
- the sewn connections are simply formed by seams which connect the front panel to the rear panel without intermediate part.
- the position of the stitched connections 71 ', 72' could be distinct and offset laterally by a few centimeters with respect to the position of the slits forming the function belt pass.
- the stitched connections 71 ', 72' could be arranged inside more towards the middle of the garment with respect to the position of the passages 6D, 6G.
- the sewn connections 71 ', 72' arranged outside with respect to the position of the passages 6D, 6G, that is to say with the position of the passages 6D, 6G more toward the center of the garment.
- dimension K is marked in the width direction with respect to the innermost seam of the stitched links 71, 71 ', 72, 72'.
- dimension E is located in relation to the median height of the sewn connections, in other words the reference point is halfway up the buttonholes.
- the Applicant has conducted anatomical and anthropometric studies to establish the following gradation table which specifies the preferred intervals for the most important dimensions of the convertible garment of the invention.
- the shoulders and arms of the manikin are covered by the fabric.
- the aforementioned 8D, 8G junctions are located above the shoulders and arms.
- the two passages 6D, 6G (or respectively sewn connections 7, 72 ') are found on the sides of the chest and provide some solidarity on the lateral parts of the garment, and therefore although there is no sewing Laterally, the anterior and posterior temples meet correctly to cover in most cases the sides of the thorax and the abdomen of the manikin.
- the greater or lesser closing of the drop 4 makes it possible to adapt to the middle part of the wearer's shoulder.
- a node 15 closes the drop; the node 15 is below the base of the groove; alternatively, it is also possible to cross the free portions 51 52 of the strap and tie them making a knot 15 at the back of the neck (not shown).
- the lower edge 13 of the front panel 1 is found at mid-height of the thigh, and it is the same for the lower edge 23 of the rear panel 2.
- the dummy's arms are covered by the fabric, but unlike the previous case, the shoulders are uncovered.
- the aforementioned 8D, 8G junctions are located above the arms, but lower.
- the two loops 6D, 6G (or respectively sewn connections 71 ', 72') provide some solidarity on the lateral parts of the garment, and therefore although there is no lateral seam the anterior and posterior folds meet correctly to cover in most cases the sides of the manikin's thorax and abdomen.
- the greater or lesser closure of the drop 4 makes it possible to adapt to the middle part of the wearer's shoulder.
- the free portions 51, 52 of the strap will be crossed and a knot 15 will be made on the back of the neck (FIG. 12A, 12D); but in the poncho configuration, the garment can also be worn without knots (Fig. 12B), because the arms and stitched links (eyelets / loops) provide a natural fit.
- the free portions of the strap do not cross, they rise vertically from the upper ends 16,17 of the fabric, and knotting is done behind the neck. Note that in this configuration the drop is not closed, it is rather arranged V-shaped.
- the free portions of the strap intersect, and as a result, the drop 4 is completely closed.
- the 8D, 8C junctions provide a lateral closure for the thorax.
- the two grommets / loops 6D, 6G (or respectively the sewn connections 7, 72 ') provide some solidarity on the lateral parts of the garment, and therefore although there is no lateral seam, the front and back panels posterior meet correctly to cover in most cases the sides of the abdomen, hips and thighs of the manikin.
- the legs are substantially covered by the lower portion of the posterior pan, typically the lower edge 23 goes below the knee.
- the lower edge can go down to the ankles.
- the central port 3 coincides with the size (hips) of the manikin. It is possible to make the knot in front of (Fig 14A) or behind (Fig 14B) the size of the wearer depending on the circumference of the size of the wearer as well as the length of the free portions of the strap.
- the two loops 6D, 6G (or respectively sewn connections 71 ', 72') are on the outside of the thighs of the wearer.
- the garment 10 covers one shoulder of the manikin but not the other. Only one arm is threaded between a junction area on one side and a passer-by on the same side.
- the other arm is passed inside the central opening 3.
- the drop 4 is totally open or almost, as in the case of the summer poncho.
- the right shoulder is uncovered and the left arm is threaded between the anterior and posterior sections under the 8G junction. But the opposite is of course possible.
- knot 15 is made behind the neck either by crossing in front of the neck (as shown) or without crossing.
- the central orifice 3 coincides with the size (the hips) of the manikin. But, unlike in the previous case, the two loops 6D, 6G (or sewn connections 71 ', 72' respectively) are between the thighs of the wearer. In other words, in the sarouel configuration, the legs occupy the place occupied by the arms in the tunic / poncho configuration.
- the free ends of the strap can be passed through the passages towards the rear; after making a knot behind the back, this amounts to forming a "half-belt" back.
- borders may be non-rectilinear, with undulations, crenellations, beads, etc.
- 8G 8D shoulder junctions are removable links type snaps, zipper, hooking Velcro.
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| BR112018012085A BR112018012085A2 (pt) | 2015-12-17 | 2016-12-19 | roupa convertível |
| CN201680079275.6A CN108471819B (zh) | 2015-12-17 | 2016-12-19 | 可变换式服装 |
| KR1020187020593A KR20180098585A (ko) | 2015-12-17 | 2016-12-19 | 컨버터블 의복 |
| EP16826114.7A EP3389424B1 (fr) | 2015-12-17 | 2016-12-19 | Vêtement convertible |
| ES16826114T ES2832508T3 (es) | 2015-12-17 | 2016-12-19 | Prenda de vestir convertible |
| JP2018550869A JP6730446B2 (ja) | 2015-12-17 | 2016-12-19 | コンバーチブル衣類 |
| US16/062,226 US11771154B2 (en) | 2015-12-17 | 2016-12-19 | Convertible garment |
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| FR1562624A FR3045280A1 (fr) | 2015-12-17 | 2015-12-17 | Vetement convertible |
| FR1562624 | 2015-12-17 |
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| JP (1) | JP6730446B2 (fr) |
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| CN (1) | CN108471819B (fr) |
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