JP2016169444A - Fatigue reduction wear - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide fatigue reduction wear capable of protecting muscle around a waist of a wearer suitably.SOLUTION: Fatigue reduction wear 1 supports expansion/contraction of muscle of a wearer 2 by exerting a wear pressure on the muscle of the wearer 2. The fatigue reduction wear 1 includes: upper clothing 10 covering an upper half body of the wearer 2; and lower clothing 20 covering a lower half body of the wearer 2. An upper end of the lower clothing 20 includes an inner layer 30 and an outer layer 40. A lower end of the upper clothing 10 can be interposed between the inner layer 30 and the outer layer 40 at the upper end of the lower clothing 20.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to fatigue reduction wear.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a garment in which a reinforcement portion is provided in a portion along a wearer's muscle or ligament has been proposed that protects the wearer's muscle or reduces the burden on the wearer's body. (For example, refer to Patent Document 1). This patent document 1 discloses a top-and-bottom-type garment for protecting a wearer's surface and deep muscles.

JP 2010-84247 A

  However, since the above-mentioned top-and-bottom clothing is difficult to attach and detach, there is a problem that it takes time and effort to urinate and defecate. In particular, when such clothing is worn as underwear, it is necessary to take off the outer and then urinate and defecate after removing the outer clothing, which requires more labor and time. Therefore, in order to solve such a problem, it is conceivable that the upper and lower clothings are separated into upper and lower garments. However, such a top-and-bottom-separated garment is suitable for muscles around the waist located between the upper garment and the lower garment because the hem of the upper garment tends to crawl upward and the lower garment tends to slide downward. There was a possibility that it could not be protected.

  This invention is made in view of the above, Comprising: It aims at providing the fatigue reduction wear which can protect the wearer's waist circumference muscle suitably.

  In order to solve the above-described problems and achieve the object, the fatigue reduction wear according to claim 1 is applied to the wearer's muscles to apply a pressure to support the wearer's muscle expansion and contraction. The fatigue reduction wear includes an upper garment that covers the upper body of the wearer and a lower garment that covers the lower body of the wearer, and an upper end portion of the lower garment includes an inner layer portion and an outer layer portion. And the lower end portion of the upper garment can be interposed between the inner layer portion and the outer layer portion of the upper end portion of the lower garment.

  The fatigue reduction wear according to claim 2 is the fatigue reduction wear according to claim 1, wherein at least one or both of the inner layer portion and the outer layer portion in the upper end portion of the lower garment, and a lower end portion of the upper garment, Friction resistance increasing means for increasing the friction resistance between the inner layer part or the outer layer part and the lower end part of the upper garment is provided on the contact surface.

  The fatigue reduction wear according to claim 3 is the fatigue reduction wear according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the lower garment is a winding means for winding an upper end of the outer layer portion around the waist of the wearer, Locking means for releasably locking the upper end of the outer layer part, the locking means preventing the upper end of the outer layer part from drooping when the winding by the winding means is released; .

  The fatigue reduction wear according to claim 4 is the fatigue reduction wear according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein at least one or both of the upper garment and the lower garment stretches the muscle of the wearer. An elastic means for supporting expansion and contraction of the muscle of the wearer by urging the muscle in a direction, and a shock absorbing material accommodating means capable of detachably accommodating the shock absorbing material, and is coupled to the elastic means. And buffer material accommodating means that can deform the buffer material accommodated therein as the muscle is biased by the expansion / contraction means.

  According to the fatigue reducing wear according to claim 1, since the lower end portion of the upper garment is interposed between the inner layer portion and the outer layer portion of the lower garment, the hem of the upper garment is rolled up or the lower garment is lowered downward. It can prevent slipping down, and can suitably protect the wearer's waist muscles.

  According to the fatigue reducing wear according to claim 2, since the frictional resistance increasing means is provided on the contact surface between the outer layer portion and the lower end portion of the upper garment, the hem of the upper garment is rolled up or the lower garment is lowered downward. Can be further prevented.

  According to the fatigue reducing wear of the third aspect, since the upper end of the outer layer portion is provided with the locking means for preventing the upper end of the outer layer portion from drooping when the winding by the winding means is released, the upper end of the outer layer portion is Unintentional drooping can be prevented, and convenience during urination or defecation or change of clothes can be improved.

  According to the fatigue reducing wear of the fourth aspect, since the shock absorbing material storing means for deforming the shock absorbing material accommodated in the inside is provided in accordance with the urging of the muscle by the expanding and contracting means, the muscle is supported by the expanding and contracting means. The cushioning material can be deformed into a shape suitable for the wearer's body, and the cushioning material can be suitably adapted to the wearer's body.

It is a figure which shows the wearer of the fatigue | exhaustion mitigation wear which concerns on embodiment of this invention, Comprising: Fig.1 (a) is upper body front, FIG.1 (b) is FIG.1 (c) at the time of winding of the lower body front ) Is a diagram showing the time when the winding of the lower body front is released. FIGS. 2A and 2B are diagrams schematically showing a wearer of fatigue-reducing wear, in which FIG. 2A is when the back of the upper body is wound, FIG. 2B is when the back of the lower body is wound, and FIG. It is a figure which shows time. It is an enlarged view of the A section of FIG. It is an enlarged view of the B section of FIG. It is a side view which shows the wearer of fatigue reduction wear, Comprising: Fig.5 (a) is a procedure 1, FIG.5 (b) is a procedure 2, FIG.5 (c) is a figure which shows the wearer which concerns on the procedure 3. FIG. It is a side surface enlarged view which shows the wearer of the state which temporarily fixed the winding part. It is a figure which shows the wearer of the fatigue | relief wear which concerns on a modification, FIG. 7 (a) is a figure which shows the upper body front surface, FIG.7 (b) is an upper body rear surface.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of fatigue reduction wear according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. However, the present invention is not limited by this embodiment.

[Basic concept of the embodiment]
First, the basic concept of this embodiment will be described. The present embodiment generally relates to fatigue-reducing wear that supports expansion and contraction of a wearer's muscles by applying pressure to the wearer's muscles. Here, the purpose of use of the fatigue-reducing wear is arbitrary, and for example, it can be used for sports. However, in this embodiment, a person who performs work on a construction site (hereinafter referred to as “worker”). Will be worn as underwear during work. However, it does not matter if the work is performed by wearing only the fatigue-reducing wear, not as underwear. Moreover, although it demonstrates as a worker including a carpenter, a formwork carpenter, a reinforcing bar worker, a boarder, an earthwork, and a plasterer, it can be applied also to other arbitrary workers. In addition, since the content of the concrete operation | work which each of these workers performs is well-known, the detailed description is abbreviate | omitted. “Muscle” is a concept that includes not only the muscle belly but also the root portion (tendon) that connects both ends of the muscle belly and the bone.

  Moreover, although the gender of the worker who wears the fatigue reduction wearer does not matter, in the present embodiment, it will be described as being a woman. In other words, because women have a larger pelvis than men, when wearing fatigue-reducing clothing, the hem of the upper garment rises up, the lower garment hangs down, or the elastic material that supports muscles is There was a high possibility that I could not get enough support. Therefore, the fatigue reduction wear according to the present embodiment is intended to realize support suitable for women. However, men may wear it.

[Specific contents of the embodiment]
Next, specific contents of the present embodiment will be described.

  The fatigue reduction wear according to the present embodiment is wear that is particularly suitable for those who perform work that places a burden on the shoulders, back, and lower back muscles.

(Constitution)
Initially, the structure of the fatigue reduction wear 1 which concerns on this Embodiment is demonstrated. FIG. 1 is a diagram schematically showing a wearer 2 of a fatigue reducing wear 1 according to the present embodiment, in which FIG. 1 (a) is a front view of the upper body, and FIG. FIG.1 (c) is a figure which shows the time of winding cancellation | release of the lower body front surface. 2 is a diagram schematically showing the wearer 2 of the fatigue-reducing wear 1, wherein FIG. 2 (a) is the upper body rear surface, FIG. 2 (b) is the lower body rear surface winding, FIG. ) Is a diagram showing when the lower body rear surface is unwrapped. Note that “when winding” is a state in which a winding portion 41 described later is wound around the waist of the wearer 2, and “when winding is released” means that winding by the winding portion 41 is released. State. Actually, when the winding is released, the winding portion 41 hangs down due to the weight of the winding portion 41. In FIGS. 1C and 2C, the winding weight is not taken into consideration. The state which expanded and hold | maintained the part 41 to the right and left is illustrated.

  Here, as shown in FIG.1 and FIG.2, the fatigue reduction wear 1 which concerns on this Embodiment is on the upper garment 10 which coat | covers the upper body of the wearer 2, and the lower garment 20 which coat | covers the lower body of the wearer 2. Divided configuration. In the present embodiment, it is assumed that the upper garment 10 is a sufficiently sleeved garment and the lower garment 20 is a sufficiently long garment. Hereinafter, a position close to the center of the body of the wearer 2 when viewed from each position in the fatigue reduction wear 1 is referred to as “inside”, and a position far from the center of the body of the wearer 2 is referred to as “outside”.

  Here, the upper garment 10 includes an upper body covering portion 11, a shoulder pocket 12, a mesh portion 13, an elbow bending support portion 14, a forward bending support portion 15, and an upper body connecting portion 16, and of these, the upper body covering portion 11. The mesh portion 13 and the elbow bending support portion 14 are sewn without overlapping each other, and are integrally formed as clothing that covers the upper body. Further, the forward bending support portion 15 and the upper body connection portion 16 are sewn without overlapping each other, and the forward bending support portion 15 and the upper body connection portion 16 are overlapped on the outer side of the upper body covering portion 11 in the back portion. Has been placed. That is, the forward bending support part 15 and the upper body connection part 16 do not directly touch the background of the wearer 2 and can improve the comfort compared to the case of direct contact.

  Moreover, the inner layer part 30 and the outer layer part 40 are provided in the upper end part of the lower garment 20, These inner layer parts 30 and the outer layer part 40 are formed so that it can mutually overlap. Further, the lower end portion of the upper garment 10 can be interposed between the inner layer portion 30 and the outer layer portion 40 at the upper end portion of the lower garment 20. Here, the inner layer portion 30 is a portion located on the inner side of the lower garment 20 and includes a lower half body covering portion 31, a knee pocket 32, a pump support portion 33, and a locking portion 34, of which the lower half body The covering portion 31 and the pump support portion 33 are sewn without overlapping each other, and are integrally formed as clothing that covers the lower body. Moreover, the outer layer part 40 is a part located in the outer side in the lower garment 20, and is provided with the winding part 41 and the lower body connection part 42. As shown in FIG.

(Composition-upper garment)
First, the configuration of the upper garment 10 will be described. In addition, the wearer 2 demonstrates as what wears the upper garment 10 directly on the ground.

(Configuration-Upper garment-Upper body cover)
The upper body covering portion 11 is an upper body covering means that substantially covers the portion of the upper body excluding the head, neck, and hand. The upper body covering portion 11 supports the deep muscles of the upper body by applying appropriate pressure to the upper body of the wearer 2. Here, the upper body covering portion 11 is formed at a position covering the upper body except for the mesh portion 13 and the elbow bending support portion 14 described above in the upper garment 10, and is sewn together with these portions. Further, a forward bending support portion 15 and an upper body connection portion 16 are sewn and attached to the outside of the back surface of the upper body covering portion 11. In addition, the shape of this upper body covering part 11 can apply a suitable shape according to the height, physique, etc. of the wearer 2, and is not restricted to the thing of illustration. Further, the upper body covering portion 11 is formed of an elastic material (for example, nylon, polyurethane, etc.) that can ensure appropriate comfort and is in close contact with the upper body of the wearer 2. Note that the “stretchable material” is a material that can be stretched at least, and its elongation rate does not matter. The “elongation rate” refers to an elongation rate (%) at constant load measured according to the constant load method defined in “JIS L 1018”.

(Configuration-upper garment-shoulder pocket)
The shoulder pocket 12 is a cushioning material accommodating means capable of detachably accommodating a cushioning material 12a (for example, a shoulder pad). FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of a portion A in FIG. As shown in FIG. 3, the shoulder pocket 12 is a pocket formed on both the left and right shoulders of the upper body covering portion 11, and specifically, each shoulder pocket 12 is formed from the middle of the upper arm to around the clavicle. Yes.

  The shoulder pocket 12 can be formed in any shape and structure as long as it can accommodate the cushioning material 12a. However, in the present embodiment, a cloth made of the same material as the upper body covering portion 11 is applied to the outer surface of the upper body covering portion 11. On the other hand, it is formed into a bag shape by sewing with the opening remaining. By accommodating the cushioning material 12a in such a shoulder pocket 12, the cushioning material 12a covers the entire shoulder of the wearer 2, so that when the load is applied to the shoulder of the wearer 2 (for example, the wearer 2 is placed on the shoulder It is possible to reduce the burden by dispersing the load applied to the shoulder when carrying the vehicle. In addition, since the buffer material 12a can be easily attached or detached from the inside of the shoulder pocket 12, the buffer material 12a can be easily washed or replaced. In addition, since the cushioning material 12a is not visible from the outside when housed, the perfume stain is less visible from the outside by allowing the cushioning material 12a to soak the fragrance and the like than when the fragrance is soaked directly into the upper body covering portion 11. It becomes possible to do.

  In addition, the shoulder pocket 12 is a cushioning material accommodation unit that can deform the cushioning material 12a accommodated therein as the muscle is biased by the forward bending support portion 15. That is, since the upper end of the forward bending support portion 15 is connected to the shoulder pocket 12, the shoulder pocket 12 is pulled by the forward bending support portion 15, and the cushioning material 12a accommodated in the shoulder pocket 12 is moved along the shape of the shoulder. It can be transformed into a shape. Therefore, the cushioning material 12a accommodated in the shoulder pocket 12 is not limited to a dedicated shoulder pad formed in accordance with the shape of the shoulder pocket 12, and any other object (for example, a cloth such as a towel) may be used. It may be used.

(Configuration-Top-Mesh part)
Returning to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the mesh portion 13 is a breathability improving means for improving the wearability of the wearer 2 by improving the breathability of the upper garment 10. The position where the mesh portion 13 is formed is arbitrary, and the mesh portion 13 can be formed at any position where air permeability needs to be improved. However, in the present embodiment, the mesh portion 13 is formed on the side of the flank and the side. However, the mesh portion 13 may be formed around the arm, chest, and shoulder, and the mesh portion 13 may be formed not only on the upper garment 10 but also on the lower garment 20. Here, the specific configuration of the mesh portion 13 is arbitrary, but for example, the size of the eyes, the type and thickness of the yarn to be used, or the knitting method has higher air permeability than the upper body covering portion 11. It is preferable to form them.

(Configuration-upper garment-elbow bending support)
The elbow bending support part 14 supports the elbow bending operation of the wearer 2 by urging the biceps brachii and the lateral carpal flexor of the wearer 2 in the direction in which the elbow of the wearer 2 bends. Means. The elbow bending support portion 14 is configured as a belt-like body made of a material having a contraction force at least equal to or greater than that of the upper body covering portion 11 provided so as to extend from the vicinity of the upper garment 10 to the inner wrist.

  Here, the elbow bending support portion 14 may include a finger insertion hole (not shown). This finger insertion hole is a support switching means for switching presence or absence of support in the elbow bending support portion 14. Specifically, the finger insertion hole is a hole having a diameter of about 3 cm formed near the hem of the upper garment 10 so as to penetrate from the outer surface of the upper garment 10 to the lining. That is, when the wearer 2 inserts the thumb into the finger insertion hole, the thumb of the wearer 2 is pulled by the elbow bending support portion 14, and thereby the elbow is biased in a direction in which the elbow joint of the wearer 2 is bent. The burden of the elbow bending operation of the wearer 2 can be reduced. Moreover, when the wearer 2 removes the thumb from the finger insertion hole, the elbow is not biased in the direction in which the muscle of the elbow of the wearer 2 bends. Therefore, the wearer 2 can easily switch the presence or absence of support by inserting or removing the thumb through the finger insertion hole according to the work content, and can receive support according to the work content. .

(Configuration-upper garment-forward bending support section)
The forward bending support part 15 is one of the expansion / contraction means that supports the expansion and contraction of the muscle of the wearer 2, and in particular, is a forward bending support means for supporting the movement of the wearer 2 bending forward. This forward bending support portion 15 is located on the back side of the upper garment 10 on the outer side of the upper body covering portion 11 and the mesh portion 13 at three locations near the right shoulder blade, near the left shoulder blade, and near the waist. 11 is sewn and attached. Here, the forward bending support portion 15 is formed as a substantially T-shaped belt-like body, and is formed of a material having at least a contraction force equal to or higher than that of the upper body covering portion 11.

  Here, by providing the forward bending support portion 15 in this manner, it is possible to first support the spine standing muscle. That is, by applying an urging force that pulls from the vicinity of the scapula to the waist, the thoracic vertebra warps, so that the wearer 2 can be prevented from becoming a stoop, and the posture of the wearer 2 is improved and an excessive burden is placed on the spine standing muscle. Can be prevented. Furthermore, since the force of warping greatly acts when bent forward, back pain and the like can be prevented. Further, the forward bending support portion 15 enables support of the trapezius muscle. That is, by improving the posture of the wearer 2 as described above, the range of motion of the shoulder joint can be widened, thereby preventing an excessive burden on the trapezius muscle.

(Configuration-upper garment-upper body connection)
The upper body connection part 16 is an elastic force transmission means for connecting the upper garment 10 and the lower garment 20 to each other and transmitting the elastic force of the forward bending support part 15 provided on the upper garment 10 to the lower body of the wearer 2. The outer layer 40 at the upper end of the lower garment 20 is provided on the contact surface between the lower end of the upper garment 10 and the frictional resistance between the outer layer 40 at the upper end of the lower garment 20 and the lower end of the upper garment 10 is increased. It is a frictional resistance increasing means. Specifically, the upper body connection portion 16 is divided and sewn on both the left and right sides of the forward bending support portion 15. Here, the upper body connection portion 16 is formed as a substantially semicircular fabric that is long in the vertical direction, and is formed of a material having a large frictional resistance such as an enamel material, like the lower body connection portion 42. Here, when the wearer 2 wears the upper garment 10 and the lower garment 20, the wrapping portion 41 of the lower garment 20 covers the lower end of the upper garment 10 (that is, near the waist) from the outside. The upper body connection part 16 attached to the upper garment 10 facing outward and the lower body connection part 42 attached to the lower garment 20 facing inward contact each other. And it can prevent that the upper garment 10 and the lower garment 20 shift | deviate mutually by the frictional force which the upper body connection part 16 and the lower body connection part 42 act mutually. Accordingly, the upper garment 10 and the lower garment 20 can be further brought into close contact with the wearer 2, and the expansion and contraction force by the forward bending support portion 15 of the upper garment 10 is applied to the lower garment 20 via the upper body connecting portion 16 and the lower body connecting portion 42. Can be transmitted.

(Composition-Underwear)
Then, the structure of the lower garment 20 is demonstrated. It is assumed that the wearer 2 wears underwear on the background and wears the lower garment 20 from above.

(Configuration-Underwear-Inner layer-Lower body cover)
The lower body covering portion 31 is a lower body covering means that substantially covers a portion of the lower body other than the toes. The lower body covering portion 31 supports the deep muscles of the lower body by applying appropriate pressure to the lower body of the wearer 2. Here, the lower body covering portion 31 is formed at a position other than the pump support portion 33 described above in the inner layer portion 30 of the lower garment 20, and is sewn together with the pump support portion 33. A wrapping portion 41 is sewn and attached to the outer side of the back surface of the lower body covering portion 31. In addition, the shape of this lower body covering part 31 can apply an appropriate shape according to the height, physique, etc. of the wearer 2, and is not restricted to the thing of illustration. Further, the lower body covering portion 31 is formed of an elastic material (for example, nylon, polyurethane, etc.) that can ensure appropriate comfort, and is in close contact with the lower body of the wearer 2.

(Configuration-Underwear-Inner layer-Knee pocket)
The knee pocket 32 is a cushioning material accommodating means capable of detachably accommodating a cushioning material 32a (for example, a knee pad). FIG. 4 is an enlarged view of a portion B in FIG. As shown in FIG. 4, the knee pockets 32 are pockets formed on both the left and right knees in the lower body covering portion 31. Specifically, each knee pocket 32 is formed so as to cover the patella.

  The knee pocket 32 can be formed in any shape and structure as long as it can accommodate the cushioning material 32a. However, in the present embodiment, a cloth made of the same material as the lower body covering portion 31 is applied to the outer surface of the lower body covering portion 31. On the other hand, it is formed into a bag shape by sewing with the opening remaining. Since the cushioning material 32a covers the entire knee of the wearer 2 by accommodating the cushioning material 32a in such a knee pocket 32, when the load is applied to the knee of the wearer 2 (for example, the wearer 2 stands up the knee). It is possible to reduce the burden by dispersing the load applied to the knees when working in a state of being worn. Further, since the cushioning material 32a can be easily attached and detached from the inside of the knee pocket 32, the cushioning material 32a can be easily washed and replaced. Further, since the cushioning material 32a is not visible from the outside when housed, the perfume stain is less visible from the outside by allowing the perfume or the like to soak into the cushioning material 32a than when the perfume is soaked directly into the lower body covering portion 31. It becomes possible to do.

  As the cushioning material 32a, a dedicated knee pad formed according to the shape of the knee pocket 32 may be used, or any other item (for example, a cloth such as a towel) may be used. Further, similarly to the shoulder pocket 12, the knee pocket 32 may be connected with expansion / contraction means for deforming the cushioning material 32 a accommodated therein.

(Configuration-Underwear-Inner layer-Pump support)
Returning to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the pump support portion 33 is a pump support means for promoting the pumping action of the lower leg muscles of the wearer 2. Although the specific position of this pump support portion 33 is arbitrary, in the present embodiment, the gastrocnemius muscle of the wearer 2 is covered at the position indicated by the dotted line in FIGS. 1 (b) and 2 (b). Are arranged as follows. The pump support portion 33 is formed of a material having a contraction force greater than that of the lower body covering portion 31.

(Configuration-Underwear-Inner layer-Locking part)
The locking portion 34 is a locking means for detachably locking the upper end of the outer layer portion 40, and the upper end of the outer layer portion 40 hangs down when the winding by the winding portion 41 is released. Locking means to prevent. The locking portion 34 is provided at a position corresponding to the base of the thigh of the wearer 2 in the lower body covering portion 31, and roughly includes a right locking portion 34a and a left locking portion 34b. The right locking portion 34a is a portion that locks a right protruding portion 41a of the winding portion 41 described later, and is formed as a loop surface of a hook-and-loop fastener. Moreover, the left side latching | locking part 34b is a part which latches the left side protrusion part 41b of the winding part 41 mentioned later, and is formed as a hook surface of a hook-and-loop fastener. A specific method for locking the winding portion 41 with these locking portions 34 will be described later.

(Configuration-lower garment-outer layer-winding part)
The winding portion 41 is a winding means for winding the upper end of the outer layer portion 40 around the waist of the wearer 2, and firmly connects the upper garment 10 and the lower garment 20 and allows the wearer 2 to quickly and easily. It is a means for enabling proper urination and defecation.

  The winding portion 41 is generally provided at the upper end of the outer layer portion 40 in the lower garment 20, and the winding portion 41 is generally provided with a right side protruding portion 41a and a left side protruding portion 41b. The right side protruding portion 41a is a portion constituting the right side of the upper end of the outer layer portion 40 in the lower garment 20 and protrudes from the right waist of the lower garment 20 to the umbilical region when wound around the wearer 2. And the hook surface 41c (refer FIG.1 (c)) of a hook-and-loop fastener is provided over the inner surface of the protrusion side edge part of this right side protrusion part 41a. Further, the left protruding portion 41b is a portion constituting the left side of the upper end of the outer layer portion 40 in the lower garment 20, and protrudes from the left waist of the lower garment 20 to around the umbilicus in a state wrapped around the wearer 2. . And the loop surface 41d (refer FIG.2 (c)) of a hook_and_loop | surface fastener is provided over the outer surface of the protrusion side edge part of this left side protrusion part 41b.

  Here, the right protrusion 41a and the left protrusion 41b are elastic members 41e that connect the right protrusion 41a and the left protrusion 41b via the back of the waist, and are at least more than the lower body covering portion 31 or more. An elastic member 41e having a contracting force is attached. The elastic member 41e can be arbitrarily configured, and may be formed of, for example, a material having a contraction force equal to or greater than that of the lower body covering portion 31 (for example, an arbitrary elastic material such as rubber). The same material as the covering part 31 is overlapped and configured. Thus, by forming the elastic member 41e using the same material as the lower body covering portion 31, it is not necessary to provide a separate material as the elastic member 41e, and the cost of the elastic member 41e can be reduced. .

  The right and left protrusions 41a and 41b can be attached to and detached from each other by an arbitrary method, and thereby the winding part 41 is wound around the wearer 2 and the winding is released. Can be switched to each other. Below, the specific method of winding the winding part 41 and the specific method of canceling winding are demonstrated.

  First, in order to make the winding part 41 wound around the wearer 2, the winding part 41 is stretched in a state in which the elastic member 41 e described above is extended by pulling the right protruding part 41 a and the left protruding part 41 b away from each other. Is wound around the waist of the wearer 2, and in this state, the hook surface of the right protruding portion 41a and the loop surface of the left protruding portion 41b are overlapped with each other. As a result, the hooking surface and the loop surface are adhered to each other while the right side protruding portion 41a and the left side protruding portion 41b are brought into close contact with the waist of the wearer 2 by the force of the elastic member 41e to return to the original state, thereby completing the winding.

  Moreover, in the state which wound the winding part 41 to the wearer 2 in this way, the upper end of the lower garment 20 is peeled off by mutually peeling the hook surface of the right side protruding part 41a and the loop surface of the left side protruding part 41b. The upper end portion of the lower garment 20 hangs backward due to its own weight, and the vicinity of the buttocks in the inner layer portion 30 of the lower garment 20 is exposed.

(Configuration-lower garment-outer layer-lower body connection)
The lower body connecting portion 42 is an elastic force transmitting means for connecting the upper garment 10 and the lower garment 20 to each other and transmitting the elastic force generated by the forward bending support portion 15 to the lower body of the wearer 2. It is a frictional resistance increasing means that is provided on the contact surface between the outer layer part 40 in the upper part and the lower end part of the upper garment 10 and increases the frictional resistance between the outer layer part 40 in the upper end part of the lower garment 20 and the lower end part of the upper garment 10. . Specifically, the lower body connection portion 42 is a rectangular fabric attached along the upper edge of the inner surface of the winding portion 41 and has a high frictional resistance, such as an enamel material, like the upper body connection portion 16. It is formed by. Then, as described in the description of the upper body connection portion 16, when the wearer 2 wears the upper garment 10 and the lower garment 20, the upper garment 10 and the lower garment 20 are prevented from being displaced from each other. And the lower garment 20 can be brought into close contact with the wearer 2.

(How to wear)
Then, the wearing method of the fatigue reduction wear 1 which concerns on this Embodiment is demonstrated. FIGS. 5A and 5B are side views showing the wearer 2 of the fatigue reducing wear 1, wherein FIG. 5A is a procedure 1, FIG. 5B is a procedure 2, and FIG. 5C is a wearer according to the procedure 3. FIG.

  First, as shown in the procedure 1 of FIG. Since the specific method of wearing the lower garment 20 is obvious, detailed description thereof is omitted. Here, in the present embodiment, although it is illustrated that the lower garment 20 is worn in a state where the winding part 41 is not locked to the locking part 34, the winding part 41 is illustrated as the locking part 34. You may wear in the state locked to. By setting it as such a state, while being able to wear the lower garment 20 more smoothly, it becomes possible to wind the winding part 41 very easily in the procedure 3 mentioned later.

  Next, as shown in the procedure 2 of FIG.5 (b), the upper garment 10 is worn. At this time, the upper garment 10 is worn so that the lower end portion of the upper garment 10 covers the inner layer portion 30 of the lower garment 20. At this stage, the lower end portion of the upper garment 10 is not fixed to the inner layer portion 30 of the lower garment 20 and may be rolled up upward, and sufficient support by the forward bending support portion 15 can be obtained. There is no possibility.

  Finally, as shown in procedure 3 of FIG. 5C, the winding portion 41 formed on the outer layer portion 40 of the lower garment 20 is wound so as to cover the lower end portion of the upper garment 10 from the outside. Specifically, the winding portion 41 is wound around the waist of the wearer 2 in a state where the elastic member 41e described above is stretched by pulling the right protruding portion 41a and the left protruding portion 41b of the winding portion 41 away from each other, In this state, the hook surface 41c of the right protrusion 41a and the loop surface 41d (both not shown in FIG. 5) of the left protrusion 41b are overlapped with each other. Thus, winding is completed by bonding the hook surface 41c and the loop surface 41d while the right protrusion 41a and the left protrusion 41b are brought into close contact with the waist of the wearer 2 by the force of the elastic member 41e to return to the original state. To do. As a result, the upper body connecting portion 16 attached to the outer garment 10 in the outward direction and the lower body connecting portion 42 attached inward to the wrapping portion 41 of the lower garment 20 come into contact with each other, and these mutual It is possible to prevent the upper garment 10 and the lower garment 20 from being displaced from each other due to the frictional resistance acting between them.

(Temporary fixing method)
Next, the temporary fixing method will be described. This temporary fixing method is a method of temporarily fixing the winding portion 41 to the locking portion 34, and is performed at an arbitrary timing of the wearer 2. For example, when wrapping is released and the wrapping portion 41 is suspended, such as during urination or defecation, the wrapping portion 41 may become dirty about the toilet bowl, This is performed when it is difficult to attach or detach the winding part 41, such as when 1 is attached or detached. In the present embodiment, the procedure for temporarily fixing the winding portion 41 from the state where the winding portion 41 is wound around the waist portion will be described. However, the same applies to the case where the winding portion 41 is temporarily fixed from the suspended state. You can follow the procedure.

  FIG. 6 is an enlarged side view showing the wearer 2 in a state where the winding portion 41 is temporarily fixed. As shown in FIG. 6, the wearer 2 attaches the right protruding portion 41a of the winding portion 41 to the right engaging portion 34a and attaches the left protruding portion 41b to the left engaging portion 34b. Specifically, first, the right protruding portion 41a and the left protruding portion 41b are pulled away from each other, and the hook surface 41c of the right protruding portion 41a and the loop surface 41d of the left protruding portion 41b (both not shown in FIG. 6). ) And release the adhesive. Next, the hook surface 41c provided on the inner surface of the right protrusion 41a and the right locking portion 34a (loop surface) are overlapped with each other. Similarly, the loop surface 41d provided on the outer surface of the left protruding portion 41b and the left locking portion 34b (hook surface) are overlapped with each other and temporarily fixed. At this time, since the loop surface 41d is provided on the outer surface of the left protrusion 41b, it is preferable to turn the left protrusion 41b halfway so that the loop surface 41d faces inward as shown in FIG. Can be temporarily fixed.

(Effect of embodiment)
As described above, according to the fatigue reducing wear 1 according to the present embodiment, the lower end portion of the upper garment 10 is interposed between the inner layer portion 30 and the outer layer portion 40 of the lower garment 20, so that the hem of the upper garment 10 is It is possible to prevent the lower garment 20 from falling upward and the lower garment 20 from sliding downward, and it is possible to suitably protect the muscles around the waist of the wearer 2.

  Moreover, since the upper body connection part 16 and the lower body connection part 42 are provided in the contact surface of the outer layer part 40 and the lower end part of the upper garment 10, the skirt of the upper garment 10 swells upwards, or the lower garment 20 slides downwards. Can be further prevented.

  Moreover, since the latching | locking part 34 which prevents that the upper end of the said outer layer part 40 droops when canceling the winding by the winding part 41, the upper end of the outer layer part 40 droops unintentionally. This makes it possible to improve convenience during urination or defecation or when changing clothes.

  Further, since the shoulder pocket 12 and the knee pocket 32 for deforming the cushioning materials 12a and 32a accommodated therein are provided in accordance with the urging of the muscle by the forward bending support portion 15, the cushioning is performed while supporting the muscle by the forward bending support portion 15. The materials 12a and 32a can be deformed into a shape suitable for the body of the wearer 2, and the cushioning materials 12a and 32a can be suitably adapted to the body of the wearer 2.

[Modifications to Embodiment]
Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described above, the specific configuration and means of the present invention can be arbitrarily modified and improved within the scope of the technical idea of each invention described in the claims. Can do. Hereinafter, such a modification will be described.

(About problems to be solved and effects of the invention)
First, the problems to be solved by the invention and the effects of the invention are not limited to the above contents, and may vary depending on the implementation environment and details of the configuration of the invention. May be solved, or only some of the effects described above may be achieved. For example, even when the muscles around the waist of the wearer 2 cannot be suitably protected by the fatigue reduction wear 1 according to the embodiment, the muscle of the wearer 2 can be protected by a technique different from the conventional technique. In this case, the problem of the present invention has been solved.

(About dimensions and materials)
The dimensions, shapes, ratios, and the like of each part of the fatigue reduction wearer 1 described in the detailed description of the invention and the drawings are merely examples, and may be any other dimensions, shapes, ratios, and the like.

(About upper and lower garments)
The length of the sleeve length of the upper garment 10 and the length of the length of the lower garment 20 are arbitrary and are not limited to those shown in the figure. For example, the upper garment 10 may be formed into a short sleeve or a three-quarter sleeve, It may be formed into a quarter length or a seven-quarter length.

  Moreover, although the upper garment 10 demonstrated as what is directly worn on the ground, it is not restricted to this, You may wear the underwear on the ground and wear the fatigue reduction wear 1 on it. Moreover, although the lower garment 20 was demonstrated as what is worn from underwear, it is not restricted to this, You may wear the fatigue reduction wear 1 directly on the ground.

(About upper body connection part and lower body connection part)
In the present embodiment, it has been described that the upper body connection portion 16 and the lower body connection portion 42 are provided on the contact surface between the outer layer portion 40 in the upper end portion of the lower garment 20 and the lower end portion of the upper garment 10. As long as the lower garment 20 can be connected, it is not limited to this. For example, the upper body connection portion 16 and the lower body connection portion 42 may be provided on the contact surface between the inner layer portion 30 at the upper end portion of the lower garment 20 and the lower end portion of the upper garment 10, or the inner layer at the upper end portion of the lower garment 20. The upper body connection part 16 and the lower body connection part 42 may be provided on the contact surface between both the part 30 and the outer layer part 40 and the lower end part of the upper garment 10.

  In the embodiment, the upper body connection portion 16 and the lower body connection portion 42 are both formed of enamel material, and the upper garment 10 and the lower garment 20 are connected to each other by the frictional force of the enamel material. However, you may connect by another means, for example, the upper body connection part 16 and the lower body connection part 42 may be comprised as a well-known hook-and-loop fastener which can be attached and removed mutually. Further, for example, the upper body connecting portion 16 and the lower body connecting portion 42 may be configured as an elastic material (for example, rubber) provided at the lower end portion of the upper garment 10 or the upper end portion of the lower garment 20, The upper garment 10 and the lower garment 20 may be connected by tightening.

(About the winding part)
In the embodiment, the winding portion 41 has been described as using a known hook-and-loop fastener, but is not limited thereto. For example, the right protrusion 41a and the left protrusion 41b may be attached to and detached from each other by providing a button on one of the right protrusion 41a and the left protrusion 41b and providing a button hole on the other.

(About expansion and contraction means)
In this Embodiment, although demonstrated as what provides the forward bending support part 15 as an expansion-contraction means, it is not restricted to this. FIGS. 7A and 7B are diagrams showing the wearer 2 of the fatigue reduction wear 50 according to the modification, in which FIG. 7A is a front view of the upper body, and FIG. The lower garment 20 is configured in the same manner as in the embodiment, and thus illustration and description thereof are omitted. As shown in FIG. 7, the upper garment 10 of the fatigue reduction wear 50 according to this modification includes an arm raising support portion 51 as an expansion / contraction means. The arm raising support portion 51 is roughly divided into a right arm support portion 51a and a left arm support portion 51b.

  The right arm support part 51a is a right arm support means for supporting the arm 2 raising operation of the right arm of the wearer 2. Here, the right arm support portion 51 a is located on the outer side of the upper body covering portion 11 and the mesh portion 13 in the upper garment 10, from the right shoulder blade of the upper garment 10 through the back of the upper garment 10, to the left of the upper garment 10. It is a belt-like body attached to the upper garment 10 so as to reach the hip bone. The right arm support portion 51a is formed of a material having at least a contraction force equal to or greater than that of the upper body covering portion 11.

  The left arm support portion 51b is a left arm support means that supports the arm 2 raising operation of the right arm of the wearer 2. Note that the left arm support portion 51b can be configured symmetrically with the right arm support portion 51a described above, and a detailed description thereof will be omitted. As shown in FIG. 2 (b), the right arm support portion 51a and the left arm support portion 51b intersect so that the left arm support portion 51b is located on the outer side around the back of the upper garment 10. You may arrange in.

  Further, the fatigue reduction wear 1 according to the embodiment and the fatigue reduction wear 50 according to the modification may be appropriately combined. For example, the forward bending support part 15 according to the embodiment and the arm raising support part 51 according to the modification are included. The wear may be configured as a single unit. Further, the forward bending support part 15 according to the embodiment and the arm raising support part 51 according to the modification may be omitted to constitute the wear.

(About upper body connection part and lower body connection part)
In the present embodiment, it has been described that the upper body connection portion 16 and the lower body connection portion 42 are provided on the contact surface between the outer layer portion 40 in the upper end portion of the lower garment 20 and the lower end portion of the upper garment 10. As long as the lower garment 20 can be connected, it is not limited to this. For example, the upper body connection portion 16 and the lower body connection portion 42 may be provided on the contact surface between the inner layer portion 30 at the upper end portion of the lower garment 20 and the lower end portion of the upper garment 10, or the inner layer at the upper end portion of the lower garment 20. The upper body connection part 16 and the lower body connection part 42 may be provided on the contact surface between both the part 30 and the outer layer part 40 and the lower end part of the upper garment 10.

  Moreover, in this Embodiment, although the upper body connection part 16 and the lower body connection part 42 were all formed as the enamel material, it is not restricted to this. For example, the upper body connection portion 16 and the lower body connection portion 42 may be configured as an elastic material (for example, rubber) provided at the lower end portion of the upper garment 10 or the upper end portion of the lower garment 20, and the body is tightened by the elastic material. Accordingly, the upper garment 10 and the lower garment 20 may be connected.

(Appendix)
The fatigue reduction wear of appendix 1 is fatigue reduction wear that supports expansion and contraction of the wearer's muscle by applying pressure to the wearer's muscle, and the fatigue reduction wear covers the upper body of the wearer A lower garment covering the lower body of the wearer, and an upper end portion of the lower garment includes an inner layer portion and an outer layer portion, and the inner layer portion and the outer layer portion at the upper end portion of the lower garment. The lower end of the upper garment can be interposed between the upper garment and the upper garment.

  The fatigue reduction ware according to appendix 2 is the fatigue reduction ware according to appendix 1, wherein at least one or both of the inner layer portion and the outer layer portion in the upper end portion of the lower garment and a lower end portion of the upper garment Friction resistance increasing means for increasing the friction resistance between the inner layer part or the outer layer part and the lower end part of the upper garment is provided.

  The fatigue reduction ware according to appendix 3 is the fatigue reduction ware according to appendix 1 or 2, wherein the lower garment includes a winding means for winding an upper end of the outer layer portion around the waist of the wearer, Locking means for releasably locking the upper end, the locking means preventing the upper end of the outer layer portion from drooping when the winding by the winding means is released.

  The fatigue reduction wear according to appendix 4 is the fatigue reduction wear according to any one of appendices 1 to 3, wherein at least one or both of the upper garment and the lower garment are in the direction in which the muscle of the wearer extends and contracts. The elastic means for supporting expansion and contraction of the muscles of the wearer, and the shock absorbing material accommodating means capable of detachably accommodating the shock absorbing material, and is connected to the elastic means, Shock absorber housing means capable of deforming the shock absorber housed inside as the muscle is biased by the expansion and contraction means.

  According to the fatigue reduction wear described in appendix 1, since the lower end portion of the upper garment is interposed between the inner layer portion and the outer layer portion of the lower garment, the hem of the upper garment rises upward or the lower garment slips downward. It is possible to prevent the wearer from falling down, and it is possible to suitably protect the muscles around the waist of the wearer.

  According to the fatigue reduction wear described in appendix 2, since the frictional resistance increasing means is provided on the contact surface between the outer layer portion and the lower end portion of the upper garment, the hem of the upper garment swells upward or the lower garment hangs downward. Can be further prevented.

  According to the fatigue reduction ware described in appendix 3, since the upper end of the outer layer portion is prevented from drooping when the winding by the winding means is released, the upper end of the outer layer portion is inadequate. It is possible to prevent the drooping from being drastically, and it is possible to improve convenience when urinating or defecation and changing clothes.

  According to the fatigue reduction wear according to appendix 4, since the shock absorbing material storing means that deforms the shock absorbing material accommodated in the inside in accordance with the urging of the muscle by the expansion / contraction means, the shock absorbing wear is supported while supporting the muscle by the expansion / contraction means. The material can be deformed into a shape suitable for the wearer's body, and the cushioning material can be suitably adapted to the wearer's body.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Fatigue reduction wearer 2 Wearer 10 Upper garment 11 Upper body covering part 12 Shoulder pocket 12a Buffer material 13 Mesh part 14 Elbow bending support part 15 Forward bending support part 16 Upper body connection part 20 Lower garment 30 Inner layer part 31 Lower body covering part 32 Knee pocket 32a Buffer Material 33 Pump support portion 34 Locking portion 34a Right-side locking portion 34b Left-side locking portion 40 Outer layer portion 41 Winding portion 41a Right-side protruding portion 41b Left-side protruding portion 41c Hook surface 41d Loop surface 41e Elastic member 42 Lower body connecting portion 50 Reduced fatigue Wear 51 Arm support part 51a Right arm support part 51b Left arm support part

Claims (4)

By applying pressure to the wearer's muscles, fatigue reduction wear that supports stretching and contraction of the wearer's muscles,
The fatigue reduction wear includes an upper garment that covers the upper body of the wearer, and a lower garment that covers the lower body of the wearer,
The upper end portion of the lower garment includes an inner layer portion and an outer layer portion,
Between the inner layer portion and the outer layer portion at the upper end portion of the lower garment, the lower end portion of the upper garment can be interposed,
Fatigue reduction wear. Friction resistance between the inner layer portion or the outer layer portion and the lower end portion of the upper garment on a contact surface between at least one or both of the inner layer portion or the outer layer portion at the upper end portion of the lower garment and the lower end portion of the upper garment. A frictional resistance increasing means for increasing
The fatigue reduction wear according to claim 1. The undergarment is
Winding means for winding the upper end of the outer layer portion around the waist of the wearer;
Locking means for releasably locking the upper end of the outer layer part, the locking means preventing the upper end of the outer layer part from drooping when the winding by the winding means is released; Comprising
The fatigue reduction wear according to claim 1 or 2. At least one or both of the upper garment or the lower garment,
Expansion means for supporting expansion and contraction of the wearer's muscle by urging the muscle in the direction in which the wearer's muscle expands and contracts,
A cushioning material accommodating means capable of detachably accommodating a cushioning material, wherein the cushioning material is connected to the expansion / contraction means, and the cushioning material accommodated in the cushioning material accommodated therein is energized by the urging of the muscle by the expansion / contraction means. A shock-absorbing material accommodating means that can be deformed,
The fatigue reduction wear according to any one of claims 1 to 3.

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