JP2016014196A - Simplified bow tie or simplified necktie - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve problems of a necktie, problems in which accurate wearing is troublesome, time-consuming and irritating because of complicated tying each time for use and untying after use and these repeated tying and untying are likely to cause damage to the necktie, and problems in which these inefficiencies and difficulties about putting on a necktie put a child in more difficulty in such a case with a bow tie, where putting it in the front is troublesome because a conventional bow tie is hung with a ribbon going around the neck and fastened with a metal fitting in the front, hanging with the ribbon tends to make the entirety face downward causing untidy appearance, and being tied around the neck makes a child feel uncomfortable and causes difficulty in wearing for a many hours, for example.SOLUTION: A simplified bow tie or a simplified necktie has a knot and is characterized in that, in the back of the knot, a button hole is formed in which a first button of a shirt is fitted and that the button hole is formed without penetrating to the front side of the knot.

Description

The present invention can increase the frequency of use because it is a tie and a bow tie that can be easily attached and detached by directly attaching to the first button of the shirt.

The tie and bow tie currently in use had to be worn around the neck. It was much more difficult for children to wear because it was not easy to detach and take time and effort even for adults.

On the other hand, there is an invention disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2012-251285 as a devised method of attachment.

JP2012-251285A

-For ties-
(1) Every time before use, it was complicated, and it was difficult to wear it accurately after use.
Also, the tie was easy to hurt to repeat the work.
It was more difficult to wear a tie on a child because it was time consuming and time consuming and not efficient and difficult for adults.
(2) Tightening the neck around the neck caused sweat when it was hot, and it had a negative impact on health because it strongly pressed the carotid artery medically.
With regard to children, there is a risk of more than adults, so I was annoyed when I had the opportunity to wear a tie (for ceremonial occasions, when I needed formal, when I wanted to wear it as a uniform or fashion).
(3) Since the neck is circled, there was a possibility that the neck could be squeezed to something.

-For bow ties-
(1) In the conventional method, the metal fitting is stopped in front by hanging with a string that goes around the neck. For this reason, it was cumbersome to attach in front, and the whole was apt to face downward because it was hung with a string.
(2) The child felt uncomfortable with the feeling of tightening his neck, making it difficult to wear for a long time.
In addition, when ceremonial occasions and formals are necessary, as in the case of ties, they often gave up wearing them when they wanted to wear them as uniforms or fashionable items.
(3) Since the neck is circled, there was a possibility that the neck could be squeezed to something.

A first invention for solving the above problems is a simple bow tie having a knot or a simple tie, and a button hole into which a first button of a shirt is fitted penetrates the back side of the knot through the back side of the knot. A simple bow tie or a simple tie, which is formed so as not to be formed.

The second invention is a simple bow tie having a wing and a knot provided in the center of the wing in the first invention, and a button hole into which the first button of the shirt is fitted is provided on the back side of the knot. A simple bow tie formed so as not to penetrate the front side of the knot.

Further, the third invention is a simple tie having a knot and a large sword section hanging from the knot in the first invention, and a button hole into which the first button of the shirt is fitted on the back side of the knot, It is a simple tie characterized by being formed so as not to penetrate the front side of the knot.

In the case of a tie (1) Since it is originally a tie shape, it is not necessary to solve it semipermanently in principle, so it takes no time and effort to attach and detach, and no nerves are used.
(2) In the conventional method, it was necessary to tie each time, so the knot portion was crumpled and easy to hurt, but this time it was used as it was, so the product was not damaged and lasted longer.
(3) With the conventional method, the neck was strangled, so it was easy to sweat when it was hot and I felt bad. This time it is only worn on the first button that is closed without going around the neck, so it doesn't compress the carotid artery, so it is medically superior and light enough to forget to put it on.
(4) With regard to children, it can be attached for a long time without feeling squeezed because it can be worn without going around the neck.

In the case of a bow tie (1) Since the conventional attachment method hangs around the neck, it took several minutes to wind up the entire collar upward and hook the metal fitting on the neck. Also, because the product is loosely attached, it tends to be downward and it feels sluggish, but this time the button hole is passed directly through the first button, so it is well attached upward. Moreover, since it is formed so as not to penetrate to the front side, it looks the same as before.
(2) As with a tie, the child can wear it without going around the neck, so it can be attached for a long time without being squeezed.

Front view showing shirt with tie and bow tie A figure showing a place to tie and cut a commercially available tie The figure which showed the place which the bow tie of the conventional market cuts A finished drawing with a bow tie attached to the first button in FIG. The first button does not penetrate the front side of the knot Front view of bow tie wings and knots Figure with double wings overlapped with wings slightly smaller than wings on the front of FIG. Figure with double wings with wings of the same size as FIG. The figure which showed the back side of FIG. Connected with a knot and has a button hole The figure which showed the back side of FIG. A button hole on the knot The figure which showed FIG. 8 from the side The figure which showed FIG. 9 from the side The completed figure which attached the tie to the 1st button of FIG. The first button does not penetrate the front side of the knot Front view of tie knot and sword section The figure which showed the back side of FIG. A button hole on the knot

An example will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
In the case of a tie (FIG. 2), a commercially available tie is tied, and both ends 9 are cut leaving a knot and a large sword.
(FIG. 14) A button hole 6 is attached to the knot 2 on the mounting side.
(Fig. 1) Close the button on the shirt you want to wear to the first button.
Hold the button hole 6 attached to the back of the tie knot and fit it over the first button in the closed state.
(Fig. 12) is the completed drawing. The first button does not penetrate the front side of the knot

In the case of a bow tie (FIG. 3) The string 10 of the loop part to be turned around the neck of a conventional commercially available bow tie is cut.
(FIGS. 8 and 9) A button hole 6 is formed in the knot 2 on the mounting side.
(Fig. 1) Close to the first button of the shirt you want to wear.
Hold the buttonhole 6 on the back of the bow tie knot and fit it over the first button in the closed position.
(Figure 4) is the completed drawing. The first button does not penetrate the front side of the knot.
In addition, this invention is not limited to said Example, It is applicable to the bow tie of all the shapes currently distribute | circulated conventionally.

The present invention has a great effect on the production of ties and the development of new markets.

1 Wing part 2 of bow tie 3 Knot part 3 of tie and bow tie Wrinkle 4 formed between wings and knot 4 Wing 4 slightly smaller than wing 1 Wing 5 in front of Wing 1 Wing 5 of the same size as Wing 1. What is on the front of wing 1 6 Button hole on knot 2 Cavity 8 between knot 2 and wing 1 9 Cavity 9 between knot 2 and button hole 6 Tamono 10 Traditionally shown bow tie cuts at both ends 11 Tie portion of tie 12 Wrinkle between large sword and knot

Claims (3)

A simple bow tie having a knot or a simple tie, wherein a button hole into which a first button of a shirt is fitted is formed on the back side of the knot so as not to penetrate the front side of the knot. Bow tie or simple tie A simple bow tie having a wing and a knot provided in the center of the wing, and a button hole into which the first button of the shirt is fitted is formed on the back side of the knot so as not to penetrate the front side of the knot The simple bow tie according to claim 1, A simple tie having a knot and a large sword section hanging from the knot, and a button hole into which the first button of the shirt fits is formed on the back side of the knot so as not to penetrate the front side of the knot. The simple tie according to claim 1,

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