KR100686580B1 - Cap with vintage on crown - Google Patents

Abstract

A cap with a vintage style on a crown is provided to improve beauty sensation due to exposure of a different color or fabric by applying a vintage style to a stitch sewing part that respective crown members are integrally sewed each other. The cap with a vintage style includes: a first lining member positioned inside a crown member; a second lining member overlapped on the first lining member within a crown(1); a button installed on the center that all of the first and second lining member cross; first sewing lines sewed for coupling the adjacent crown members, and having at least one opening area(50) formed with a regular length and exposing the first lining member; second sewing lines formed on both sides of the first sewing lines and sewed on the first lining member, second lining member, and crown member; and third sewing lines sewed on the first lining member, second lining member, and crown member inside the crown.

Description

Vintage Hat {CAP WITH VINTAGE ON CROWN}

1 and 2 are views showing a general hat configuration.

Figure 3 (a) is a view schematically showing a double stitch configuration of the sewing portion of the general hat crown. Figure 3 (b) is a view schematically showing the configuration of the sewing portion of Figure 3 (a) inside the crown.

4 is a view schematically showing a cross-sectional configuration of a sewing portion of the present invention.

Figure 5 (a) is a view showing a schematic configuration outside the crown of the sewing portion of the present invention.

Figure 5 (c) is a view showing a schematic configuration inside the crown of the sewing portion of the present invention.

Fig. 5 (b) is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a sewing portion between Figs. 5 (a) and 5 (c).

FIG. 6 (a) is a diagram illustrating a configuration in which the first seam line in the example of FIG. 5 (a) is cut. 6B is a view showing a state in which a predetermined open area is formed.

FIG. 7 is a view showing a vintage process state in the open area of FIG.

8 is a view showing an example of a hat according to the present invention.

<Description of Symbols for Main Parts of Drawings>

1: crown 2: visor

3: button 4: hat back opening

5: size adjustment strap 6: size adjustment fixing means

7: stitch sewing area 8: first seam

9: second seam 10: lining

11: third seam

20: first lining member

30: crown member

31: the first seam

32: the second seam

40: second lining member

41: the third seam

50: open area

The accompanying drawings indicate that they are exemplified as a reference to enhance the understanding of the technical idea of the present invention, it is added that the scope of the present invention is not limited thereby.

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a cap (CAP), and more particularly to a technique for implementing vintage fashion techniques on the cap.

1 and 2 show the structure of a general cap (CAP). As shown in Figure 1, in general, the hat is made of a crown (1) and the visor (2) is sewn, the crown (1) accommodates the user's head, the visor (2) to block the sunlight The lower end of the crown 1 is formed of a substantially circular circumference, and the crown 1 and the visor 2 are sewn on an extension line of the circumference. In addition, the six sewing areas for dividing the crown (1) into six areas is made of a double stitch, providing a predetermined shape support to the hat to make a balanced appearance when the user wears the hat. The six seams have a first seam line 8 at the center thereof, and second seam lines 9 are formed at both positions about 4-5 mm apart from the first seam line 8. And the button 3 is formed in the position which this sewing part gathers to the top.

2 shows the structure of the back of the hat. The back of the hat is formed with a semi-circular opening (4) for exposing the user's back, size adjustment strap (5) and the adjustment position of the size adjustment strap (5) that can be adjusted to fit the size of the user's head Fixing means 6 for securing are provided.

Figure 3 (a) schematically shows the double stitch structure of any one sewing portion of the outer crown (1). Each of the divided hat crowns 1 regions are sewn together by the first seam 8, and the second seam 9 is formed on both sides at positions approximately 4-5 mm apart from the first seam 8, respectively. . The second seam 9 sews the lining of the sewing portion of the inner crown 1 'together. There is no difference in the material properties of the stitch sewing area 7 and the outer crown 1. On the other hand, Figure 3 (b) schematically shows a double stitch structure of the sewing portion of the inner crown (1 '). The lining 10 is separately applied to an inner position corresponding to the outer first seam 8 and the second seam 9, and the lining 10 is formed by the third seam 11 with a spacing of approximately 10 mm. ) Is sewn into the inner crown (1´). The cap 10 is generally balanced by the configuration of the lining 10, the lining 10 and the crown 1, the button 3, and maintains the shape of the cap when worn. The lining 10 may have a material property different from that of the crown 1 in color or material.

The trends and trends of wearing worn-out clothes, such as worn-out pants, perforated shirts, worn-out clothes, or faded clothing are called vintage fashion. Since hats are also a fashion tool, vintage fashion needs to be realized.However, to maintain the basic structure of the hats described above, to apply the vintage technique, a part of the hat is deliberately torn off with a knife, and a separate cloth is attached to the crown. Next, you can think of how to burst the seams, but both methods have a problem that there is no industrial productivity, nor planning. In addition, the user's head is exposed to the torn parts, thereby impairing the confidentiality of the hat.

The present invention seeks to apply vintage techniques to hats.

An object of the present invention is to configure the vintage technique to the hat, while maintaining the airtightness of the hat as possible while making the most of the configuration of the unique seams burst.

In addition, another object of the present invention is to apply the vintage technique to the stitch sewing portion of the hat, the difference in the material or color of the crown and the outer sewing portion of the vintage (1) to make the vintage characteristics more prominent.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention, in the cap (CAP) comprising a crown and a visor, providing a support force to the crown, and the six stitch sewing sites for dividing the crown into six areas, A first lining member positioned at the stitch sewing portion inside the crown; A second lining member attached to the first lining member in the crown; A button installed at a center where both the first lining member and the second lining member cross each other; First seams crossing each of the outer centers of the six stitch seams and sewing adjacent crowns, at least one of the first seams having a constant length of open area in a longitudinal direction; Second seams formed on both sides of the first seam, and sewing the first lining member and the second lining member together with the crown; And

And third sewing lines sewing the first lining member and the second lining member together with the crown in the stitch sewing portion in the crown, wherein the open area includes a sewing thread of the first sewing line. It is formed by tearing to a predetermined length, so as to loosen the seals at both ends of the torn portion, characterized in that the first lining member is exposed through the open area.

In addition, preferably, the first lining member and the second lining member may be different in material or color.

The first lining member may be different in material or color from the crown.

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the following description of the present invention, when it is determined that the subject matter of the present invention may be unnecessarily obscured by those skilled in the art such as related well-known functions or known configurations, the detailed description thereof will be omitted.

Figure 4 shows a cross section of a double stitch sewing portion of the present invention. Six sewing sites that divide the crown 1 into six regions are located in the order of the crown member 30, the first lining member 20, and the second lining member 40 from the outside of the hat. The crown member 30 forms the outer surface of the cap, and the second lining member 40 is exposed as a sewing portion of the inner surface of the cap. However, the first lining member 20 is generally not exposed, and is intended to be exposed only through the "open area" described below.

5 (a) to 5 (c) show a detailed sewing method of each cross section of the sewing site of FIG. First, FIG. 5A illustrates the crown member 30 of the stitch sewing portion exposed to the outside of the crown 1. The first seam 31 outside of the stitch sewing site, ie across the center of the crown member 30, interconnects the adjacent crown 1. Then, the second seam 32 sews the lining member with the crown at the position separated by approximately Δd ₄ to the right and the position Δd _{3 to the} left of the first seam 31. Δd ₃ and Δd ₄ may be equal to or slightly different from each other in the range of approximately 3-6 mm. The sum Δd ₁ of the lengths Δd ₃ and Δd ₄ will be at least about 6 mm to about 12 mm. Meanwhile, a predetermined open area is formed in the first seam 31, which will be described separately below.

5 (b) shows the sewing position and the sewing method of the first lining member 20. The first lining member 20 positioned on the crown member 30 in the cap is sewn with the crown member 30 through the second seam 32. That is, the second seam 32 exposed to the outside from the crown member 30 is to sew the crown member 30 and the first lining member 20 along the sewing line 21. Accordingly, the width between the sewing lines 21 of the first lining member 20 is Δd ₁ , which is the same as the width between the second sewing lines 32 of the crown member 30. On the other hand, the width of the first lining member 20 is Δd _2, which is larger than Δd ₁ . The reason is that a part of the first lining member 20 is folded in the direction of the crown member 30. That is, the folded area 22 is folded inside the drawing based on reference numeral 23 and then sewn by the second seam and the third seam below.

5 (c) schematically illustrates a sewing position and a sewing method of the second lining member 40. The second lining member 40 is attached to the first lining member 20 inside the hat. The combined sewing of the crown member 30, the first lining member 20, and the second lining member 40 is first sewn by the second seam 32 described above, and then to the third seam 41. Is sewn twice. This can be done automatically or simultaneously by the sewing machine. Therefore, the three sewing portions are sewn twice, with a gap between Δd ₁ to maintain complete airtightness. Meanwhile, the second lining member 40 is also folded based on reference numeral 42. That is, the folded region 43 is folded inside the drawing based on the reference numeral 42 and then sewn by the second seam and the third seam.

6A and 6A schematically show the configuration of the open area 50 formed in the crown member 30.

As shown to Fig.6 (a), the sewing of one part of the 1st seam 31 is cut | disconnected about the length "D" in the longitudinal direction. Both ends of the area where the sewing is cut are treated so that the sewing of the remaining areas is not released. Since the first seam 31 serves to tightly couple adjacent crowns (six stitch sewing portions sew all the crowns 1 divided into six regions to form one crown 1), The part of the "D" length where the sewing is released will open slightly.

6 (b) shows a state in which the open area 50 is opened. As long as the open area 50 is opened, the second seam 32 will be opened together. And the first lining member 20 which was inside through the open area | region 50 is exposed.

7 shows a vintage technique applied to the open area 50.

As described above, the open area 50 is formed by cutting the first seam 31 to a predetermined length D, and the open area 50 naturally opens so that the first lining member 20 is exposed. As shown in the figure, a work is performed to release the fabric chambers at both ends 51 of the open area 50. This vintage treatment is to damage the fabric structure of the both ends 51 by using a known tool to loosen the fabric thread irregularly.

On the other hand, the material or color of the first lining member 20 exposed to the outside is configured differently from the material or color of the crown (1). For example, since the color of the first lining member 20 and the color of the crown 1 seen through the open area 50 are different from each other, the aesthetic effect of the hat can be enhanced and the vintage effect can be emphasized. In addition, the crown material of the hat may be made of a Jean material, and the first lining member may be made of cotton or fabric paper to make the hat three-dimensional.

In addition, what is actually exposed through the open area 50 will not only expose the first lining member 20 itself, but also the folding areas 22 and 43 mentioned above. As the folded regions 22 and 43 are exposed together, the three-dimensional effect of the open region 50 will be further emphasized. In the middle of the open area 50, the first lining member 20 is exposed as it is, and the folded areas 22 and 43 are exposed together near the vintage-processed both ends 51 of the open area 50 (in the drawing). (Not shown), if the material or color of the first lining member 20 and the second lining member 40 are configured differently, since the materials or colors of the folding areas 22 and 43 are different, The three-dimensional effect is further emphasized.

8 shows a schematic overall configuration of the present invention.

An open area 50 is formed in the crown member 30 of the double stitch sewing portion of the crown 1, and both ends 51 of the open area 50 are vintagely treated. The first lining member 20 is exposed through the open area 50. On the other hand, after the other fabric member 60 is added to a specific position of the visor 2, it may be sewn and, as in 51, the vintage thread of the sewn part may be processed.

The present invention has been described with respect to the configuration of a cap capable of double fabric (for example, the fabric of the crown fabric and the first lining member) centered on the double stitch sewing portion, the other material or color of the fabric is padded on the inside of the crown, It may further be configured to expose the fabric that is padded therein by the knife treatment at any position.

 The above embodiments add that it does not limit the scope of the claims.

According to the present invention described above, it is effective to expose the fabric of the different feeling while maximizing the configuration that the seams unique to the vintage popped to the double stitch sewing portion which is a sewing portion that connects each divided crown integrally. .

In addition, despite the vintage treatment, there is an advantage that the airtightness of the hat can be maintained as it is.

Furthermore, a three-dimensional feeling is formed in the lining members exposed through the predetermined open area 50, thereby further emphasizing the characteristics of the vintage, thereby exhibiting an aesthetically superior characteristic.

Claims (3)

In the cap (CAP) comprising a crown and a visor, A sixth stitch sewing portion providing support force to the crown and dividing the crown into six regions, the first lining member being located at the stitch sewing portion inside the crown; A second lining member attached to the first lining member in the crown; A button installed at a center where both the first lining member and the second lining member cross each other; First seams crossing each of the outer centers of the six stitch seams and sewing adjacent crowns, at least one of the first seams having a predetermined length of open area in a longitudinal direction; Second seams formed on both sides of the first seam, and sewing the first lining member and the second lining member together with the crown; And And third sewing lines sewing the first lining member and the second lining member together with the crown in the stitch sewing portion in the crown, wherein the open area includes a sewing thread of the first sewing line. And is formed by tearing to a constant length, unwinding threads at both ends of the teared portion, and exposing the first lining member through the open area. The method of claim 1, And the first and second lining members are different in material or color. The method according to claim 1 or 2, And the first lining member is different in material or color from the crown.

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