Disposable gown
OwnerMichiyo Matsushita, Akiko Saitoinventors
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A disposable gown includes front and rear trunk regions. The front trunk region has a first neckline extending transversely and first armhole lines rectilinearly and obliquely extending downward from lateral ends of the first neckline toward respective armpits. The rear trunk region has a second neckline extending transversely and second armhole lines rectilinearly and obliquely extending downward from lateral ends of the second neckline toward the armpits. A crossing angle θ1 between both first extensions generated when the first armhole lines are extended upward from lateral ends of the first neckline is larger than a crossing angle θ2 between the both second extensions generated when the second armhole lines are extended upward from lateral ends of the second neckline. Each of sleeves is bonded to a basic trunk portion so that each of the first armhole lines of the front trunk region may coincide with a first sleeve bonding line of each of the sleeves and each of the second armhole lines of the rear trunk region may coincide with a second sleeve bonding line of each of the sleeves.
A disposable gown composed of a basic trunk portion having a front trunk region covering the breast and belly of a wearer and a rear trunk region covering the back of the wearer, and both sleeves attached to the both sides of the upper end of said basic trunk portion, wherein:
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