Infant clothes

Abstract

An infant clothes includes a back piece having a front side respectively connected to a left front fly and a right front fly, at least one part at a back side of the left front fly has a first fastening operation zone, at least one part at a front side of the right front fly has a second fastening operation zone capable of being mutually fastened with the first fastening operation zone; wherein, the first fastening operation zone has a restraining fabric having plural restraining hairs or a terry fabric having plural fibriform loops, and the second fastening operation zone correspondingly has a terry fabric or a restraining fabric; when the restraining fabric contacts the terry fabric, the restraining hairs are buckled and restrained with the fibriform loops for allowing the left and the right front flies to be fastened and positioned.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . An infant clothes, including a back piece having a front side thereof being respectively connected to a left front fly and a right front fly, wherein at least one part at a back side of said left front fly has a first fastening operation zone, and at least one part at a front side of said right front fly has a second fastening operation zone capable of being mutually fastened with said first fastening operation zone; wherein, said first fastening operation zone has a restraining fabric or a terry fabric, and said second fastening operation zone has a terry fabric or a restraining fabric; a surface of said terry fabric has a plurality of fibriform loops, and a surface of said restraining fabric has a plurality of restraining hairs; when said restraining fabric is in contact with said terry fabric, said plurality of restraining hairs are mutually buckled and restrained with said plurality of fibriform loops for allowing said left front fly and said right front fly to be fastened and positioned. 
     
     
         2 . The infant cloth as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein a left sleeve and a right sleeve are formed by said back piece, said left front fly and said right front fly. 
     
     
         3 . The infant cloth as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein said first fastening operation zone occupies at least one third of an area of said left front fly, and said second fastening operation zone occupies at least one third of an area of said right front fly; when said first fastening operation zone and said second fastening operation zone are mutually fastened, an overlapping area of said first fastening operation zone and said second fastening operation zone is decided according to a size of an infant. 
     
     
         4 . An infant clothes, including a back piece having a front side thereof being respectively connected to a left front fly and a right front fly having a length greater than said left front fly, wherein at least one part at a front side of said left front fly has a first fastening operation zone, and at least one part at a back side of said right front fly has a second fastening operation zone capable of being mutually fastened with said first fastening operation zone; a bottom side of said back piece is integrally connected to a hip piece having two sides thereof being downwardly tapered in width, at least one part at a back side of a crotch part of said hip piece is disposed with a third fastening operation zone capable of being mutually fastened with said second fastening operation zone; wherein, said first fastening operation zone and said third fastening operation zone respectively have a restraining fabric or a terry fabric, and said second fastening operation zone has a terry fabric or a restraining fabric; a surface of said terry fabric has a plurality of fibriform loops, and a surface of said restraining fabric has a plurality of restraining hairs; when said restraining fabric is in contact with said terry fabric, said plurality of restraining hairs are mutually buckled and restrained with said plurality of fibriform loops for allowing said left front fly, said hip piece and said right front fly to be fastened and positioned. 
     
     
         5 . The infant cloth as claimed in  claim 4 , wherein a left sleeve and a right sleeve are formed by said back piece, said left front fly and said right front fly. 
     
     
         6 . The infant cloth as claimed in  claim 4 , wherein said first fastening operation zone occupies at least one third of an area of said left front fly, and said second fastening operation zone occupies at least one third of an area of said right front fly; when said first fastening operation zone and said second fastening operation zone are mutually fastened, an overlapping area of said first fastening operation zone and said second fastening operation zone is decided according to a size of an infant. 
     
     
         7 . An infant clothes, including a back piece having a front side thereof being respectively connected to a left front fly and a right front fly, wherein at least one part at a back side of said left front fly has a first fastening operation zone, and at least one part at a front side of said right front fly has a second fastening operation zone capable of being mutually fastened with said first fastening operation zone; a hem side of said back piece is connected to an extension piece, at least one part at a back side of said extension piece has a third fastening operation zone, a back side of said right front fly and said back side of said left front fly respectively have a fourth fastening operation zone capable of being mutually fastened with said third fastening operation zone and located at a location corresponding to said extension piece being forwardly folded; wherein, said first fastening operation zone and said third fastening operation zone respectively have a restraining fabric or a terry fabric, and said second fastening operation zone and said fourth fastening operation zone respectively have a terry fabric or a restraining fabric; a surface of said terry fabric has a plurality of fibriform loops, and a surface of said restraining fabric has a plurality of restraining hairs; when said restraining fabric is in contact with said terry fabric, said plurality of restraining hairs are mutually buckled and restrained with said plurality of fibriform loops for allowing said left front fly, said extension piece and said right front fly to be fastened and positioned. 
     
     
         8 . The infant cloth as claimed in  claim 7 , wherein a left sleeve and a right sleeve are formed by said back piece, said left front fly and said right front fly. 
     
     
         9 . The infant cloth as claimed in  claim 7 , wherein said first fastening operation zone occupies at least one third of an area of said left front fly, and said second fastening operation zone occupies at least one third of an area of said right front fly; when said first fastening operation zone and said second fastening operation zone are mutually fastened, an overlapping area of said first fastening operation zone and said second fastening operation zone is decided according to a size of an infant. 
     
     
         10 . An infant clothes, including a back piece having a front side thereof being respectively connected to a left front fly and a right front fly, at least one part at a back side of said left front fly has a first fastening operation zone, and at least one part at a front side of said right front fly has a second fastening operation zone capable of being mutually fastened with said first fastening operation zone; a hem side of said back piece is connected to two extension pieces spaced with an interval, at least one part at a back side of each of said extension pieces respectively has a third fastening operation zone, a back side of said right front fly and said back side of said left front fly respectively have a fourth fastening operation zone capable of being mutually fastened with said third fastening operation zone and located at a location corresponding to each of said extension pieces being forwardly folded; wherein, said first fastening operation zone and said third fastening operation zone respectively have a restraining fabric or a terry fabric, and said second fastening operation zone and said fourth fastening operation zone respectively have a terry fabric or a restraining fabric; a surface of said terry fabric has a plurality of fibriform loops, and a surface of said restraining fabric has a plurality of restraining hairs; when said restraining fabric is in contact with said terry fabric, said plurality of restraining hairs are mutually buckled and restrained with said plurality of fibriform loops for allowing said left front fly, said right front fly and said extensions pieces to be fastened and positioned. 
     
     
         11 . The infant cloth as claimed in  claim 10 , wherein a left sleeve and a right sleeve are formed by said back piece, said left front fly and said right front fly. 
     
     
         12 . The infant cloth as claimed in  claim 10 , wherein said first fastening operation zone occupies at least one third of an area of said left front fly, and said second fastening operation zone occupies at least one third of an area of said right front fly; when said first fastening operation zone and said second fastening operation zone are mutually fastened, an overlapping area of said first fastening operation zone and said second fastening operation zone is decided according to a size of an infant. 
     
     
         13 . An infant clothes, including a back piece having a front side thereof being respectively connected to a left front fly and a right front fly, at least one part at a front side of said left front fly has a first fastening operation zone, and at least one part at a back side of said right front fly has a second fastening operation zone capable of being mutually fastened with said first fastening operation zone; two sides of said back piece are respectively extended with an extension piece, at least one part at a front side of each of said extension pieces respectively has a third fastening operation zone, a top surface of said left front fly and a top surface of said right front fly respectively have a fourth fastening operation zone capable of being mutually fastened with said third fastening operation zone and located at a location corresponding to each of said extension pieces; wherein, said first fastening operation zone and said fourth fastening operation zones respectively have a terry fabric or a restraining fabric, and said second fastening operation zone and said third fastening operation zones respectively have a restraining fabric or a terry fabric; a surface of said terry fabric has a plurality of fibriform loops, and a surface of said restraining fabric has a plurality of restraining hairs; when said restraining fabric is in contact with said terry fabric, said plurality of restraining hairs are mutually buckled and restrained with said plurality of fibriform loops for allowing said left front fly, said right front fly and said extensions pieces to be fastened and positioned. 
     
     
         14 . The infant cloth as claimed in  claim 13 , wherein said first fastening operation zone occupies at least one third of an area of said left front fly, and said second fastening operation zone occupies at least one third of an area of said right front fly; when said first fastening operation zone and said second fastening operation zone are mutually fastened, an overlapping area of said first fastening operation zone and said second fastening operation zone is decided according to a size of an infant.