US3015943A - Seamless knitted hosiery article - Google Patents

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    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
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    • D04B1/00—Weft knitting processes for the production of fabrics or articles not dependent on the use of particular machines; Fabrics or articles defined by such processes
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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04B—KNITTING
    • D04B9/00—Circular knitting machines with independently-movable needles
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  • the present invention relates to seamless stockings, half hose, socks and the like, knitted in the leg and sole with a half cardigan or a combination of half cardigan and another type of stitch.
  • the half cardigan has been used on double cylinder circular frames for manufacturing seamless articles of footwear such as seamless stockings, half hose, socks, etc., with half cardigan at the top.
  • This known method consists of accumulating in the lower cylinder 21 new loop in the needle hook with the old stitch at the main feed and casting off the tuck stitches at the secondary feed.
  • no seamless article of footwear with half cardigan throughout the entire length of the leg and foot has heretofore been made, nor could such an article be made by any of the above-mentioned methods.
  • an object of the present invention to provide a seamless article of footwear, such as a stocking, half hose, sock, or the like, with half cardigan throughout the entire length of the leg and foot.
  • the present invention also concerns itself with a seamless article of footwear such as a stocking, half hose, sock or the like, in half cardigan tuck rib in the leg and foot and, with two different textile materials, so that one of the textile materials appears on the outside of the leg and foot of the article and the other appears in relief on the inside of the leg and foot of the article.
  • a seamless article of footwear such as a stocking, half hose, sock or the like, in half cardigan tuck rib in the leg and foot and, with two different textile materials, so that one of the textile materials appears on the outside of the leg and foot of the article and the other appears in relief on the inside of the leg and foot of the article.
  • the objects of the present invention also include the provision of a seamless article of footwear of the above type which is specially adapted to the shape of the foot and does not twist on the leg.
  • FIG. 1 shows an article of footwear with uniform half cardigan tuck rib in the leg and foot
  • FIG. 2 shows an article of footwear with fancy half cardigan tuck rib in the leg and instep of the foot and ordinary half cardigan in the sole, the ordinary half cardigan being one made with the 1X1 arrangement of the needles and the fancy half cardigan being one made with another type of arrangement such as LXlXlXX in which 1 is representative of a stitch formed on the right side and X a stitch formed on the Wrong, or 'back, side of the article.
  • FIG. 3 shows an article of footwear with a combination half cardigan tuck rib and links-links loops in the leg and instep;
  • FIG. 4 is a fragmentary view, on a larger scale, of the outside of a half cardigan tuck rib knitted textile.
  • FIGS. 5 and 6 are fragmentary views, on a larger scale of the plated knitting of the heel and toe.
  • FIG. 1 shows an article of footwear with uniform half cardigan tuck rib in the leg and foot.
  • the article is thus uniformly elastic.
  • FIG. 2 shows an article similar at FIG. 1, except that the leg and instep of the foot are fancy half cardigan tuck rib.
  • This fancy half cardigan is made with longitudinal bands of half cardigan tuck rib stitches and longitudinal bands of reversed stitches.
  • the present invention also resides in an article of footwear with a combination of half cardigan tuck rib and loops called links-links, and such an arrangement is shown in FIG. 3.
  • This particular article has been found to be better wearing than the articles shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 because, due to the great flexibility of half cardigan, once the article is on the foot it has a tendency to turn around with leg rubbing against the other, particularly when the Wearers legs are crossed,
  • the article 'shown in FIG. 3, being made with a combination of half cardigan and links-links loops offers the advantages of allowing the production of longitudinal stripes that are less elastic than the remainder of the article. This makes the article fit closer to the leg and thus prevents it from twisting around.
  • FIG. 3 also shows a stripe of linkslinks loops at each heel corner, it being obvious that the number, width and position of these stripes may vary.
  • the article can be manufactured in different ways, according to the various types of double-cylinder machines used.
  • the articles of footwear according to the present invention are made on the double cylinder machines generally used for making stockings, half hose, socks, etc. However, these machines are modified for the purpose of making half cardigan tuck rib throughout the entire leg and foot while utilizing synthetic yarn at one feed and natural yarn at the other feed. In this manner, an article of footwear is obtained in which the synetheti-c yarn appears in the leg and foot at the outside While the natural yarn in relief is on the inside of the leg and foot of the article. Indeed, if a knitted article executed in half cardigan with the tuck inside i examined closely, see FIG.
  • half cardigan tuck rib With half cardigan tuck rib, if a row of natural textile material d and a row of synthetic textile material e are knitted, only the synthetic textile material will appear on the outside, and the natural textile material will appear in relief on the inside. Moreover, by using different colors, very beautiful fancy or multiple color effects can be obtained, these being called covered rib.
  • cover rib By making the underside portion of the solo in uniformly colored half cardigan, the zebra appearance is avoided which is apparent in feet made with an ordinary double loop feed arrangement. Thus, the general appearance of the article is improved.
  • the synthetic material is on the outside of the leg and foot, it is that material which is subjected to rubbing by the shoe. Consequently, the strength and wear resistance of synthetic fibers is imparted to the article.
  • the article offers all of the comfort and hygienic advantages of natural fibers.
  • the heel andtoe are plated with synthetic fiber outside and natural fiber inside.
  • synthetic fiber outside and natural fiber inside there is only one synthetic fiber outside and natural fiber inside, thereby preventing a mixture of these fibers on the outside of the heel and toe of the article. See FIGS. and 6, wherein 101 represents the synthetic fiber and 102 represents the natural fiber.

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Jan. 9, 1962 G. LOIZILLON 3,015,943
SEAMLESS KNITTED HOSIERY ARTICLE Filed May 18, 1956 3 Sheets-Sheet 1 FIG-1 FIGZ llVVENTOR GUY LO/Z/LLO/V Q i By M 5 M Af/arneys Jan. 9, 1962 G. LOIZILLON SEAMLESS KNITTED HOSIERYU'ARTICLE Filed May 18, 1956 3 Sheets-Sheet 2 Af/arneys Jan. 9, 1962 G. LOIZILLON 3,
SEAMLESS KNITTED HOSIERY ARTICLE Filed May 18, 1956 3 Sheets-Sheet 3 GUY LO/Z/LLON BY Wm. 1%
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United States Patent France Filed May 18, 1956, Ser. No. 585,714 Claims priority, application France May 21, 1955 2 Claims. (Cl. 66-188) The present invention relates to seamless knitted hosiery articles.
More particularly, the present invention relates to seamless stockings, half hose, socks and the like, knitted in the leg and sole with a half cardigan or a combination of half cardigan and another type of stitch.
In the knitting art, stitches called half cardigan have been known and applied for quite some time on straight-line frames for manufacturing underwear and outerwear clothing. This half cardigan has also been applied on straight line frames for manufacturing fullfashioned socks.
Furthermore, the half cardigan has been used on double cylinder circular frames for manufacturing seamless articles of footwear such as seamless stockings, half hose, socks, etc., with half cardigan at the top. This known method consists of accumulating in the lower cylinder 21 new loop in the needle hook with the old stitch at the main feed and casting off the tuck stitches at the secondary feed. However, no seamless article of footwear with half cardigan throughout the entire length of the leg and foot has heretofore been made, nor could such an article be made by any of the above-mentioned methods.
It is, therefore, an object of the present invention to provide a seamless article of footwear, such as a stocking, half hose, sock, or the like, with half cardigan throughout the entire length of the leg and foot.
The present invention also concerns itself with a seamless article of footwear such as a stocking, half hose, sock or the like, in half cardigan tuck rib in the leg and foot and, with two different textile materials, so that one of the textile materials appears on the outside of the leg and foot of the article and the other appears in relief on the inside of the leg and foot of the article.
It is another object of the present invention to provide a seamless article of footwear of the above-mentioned type which comprises threads of synthetic material and natural fibers distributed in such a manner that they increase the useful life as well as the comfort of the article.
The objects of the present invention also include the provision of a seamless article of footwear of the above type which is specially adapted to the shape of the foot and does not twist on the leg.
Additional objects and advantages of the present invention will become apparent upon consideration of the specification when read in conjunction with the accompanying drawings in which:
FIG. 1 shows an article of footwear with uniform half cardigan tuck rib in the leg and foot;
FIG. 2 shows an article of footwear with fancy half cardigan tuck rib in the leg and instep of the foot and ordinary half cardigan in the sole, the ordinary half cardigan being one made with the 1X1 arrangement of the needles and the fancy half cardigan being one made with another type of arrangement such as LXlXlXX in which 1 is representative of a stitch formed on the right side and X a stitch formed on the Wrong, or 'back, side of the article.
FIG. 3 shows an article of footwear with a combination half cardigan tuck rib and links-links loops in the leg and instep; and
FIG. 4 is a fragmentary view, on a larger scale, of the outside of a half cardigan tuck rib knitted textile.
FIGS. 5 and 6 are fragmentary views, on a larger scale of the plated knitting of the heel and toe.
Referring now to the drawings, FIG. 1 shows an article of footwear with uniform half cardigan tuck rib in the leg and foot. The article is thus uniformly elastic.
FIG. 2 shows an article similar at FIG. 1, except that the leg and instep of the foot are fancy half cardigan tuck rib. This fancy half cardigan is made with longitudinal bands of half cardigan tuck rib stitches and longitudinal bands of reversed stitches.
The present invention also resides in an article of footwear with a combination of half cardigan tuck rib and loops called links-links, and such an arrangement is shown in FIG. 3. This particular article has been found to be better wearing than the articles shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 because, due to the great flexibility of half cardigan, once the article is on the foot it has a tendency to turn around with leg rubbing against the other, particularly when the Wearers legs are crossed, Whereas the article 'shown in FIG. 3, being made with a combination of half cardigan and links-links loops, offers the advantages of allowing the production of longitudinal stripes that are less elastic than the remainder of the article. This makes the article fit closer to the leg and thus prevents it from twisting around. FIG. 3 also shows a stripe of linkslinks loops at each heel corner, it being obvious that the number, width and position of these stripes may vary. Furthermore, it will also be noted that the article can be manufactured in different ways, according to the various types of double-cylinder machines used.
The articles of footwear according to the present invention are made on the double cylinder machines generally used for making stockings, half hose, socks, etc. However, these machines are modified for the purpose of making half cardigan tuck rib throughout the entire leg and foot while utilizing synthetic yarn at one feed and natural yarn at the other feed. In this manner, an article of footwear is obtained in which the synetheti-c yarn appears in the leg and foot at the outside While the natural yarn in relief is on the inside of the leg and foot of the article. Indeed, if a knitted article executed in half cardigan with the tuck inside i examined closely, see FIG. 4 which illustrates the front of the fabric or in the case of a sock, the outside thereof, it will be seen that the loop :1 appears only in relief on the outside (row I) of the knitted article; and, since loop part b is much larger than the ordinary loop 0, only the part b appears, to all intents and purposes, at the inside (row II).
With half cardigan tuck rib, if a row of natural textile material d and a row of synthetic textile material e are knitted, only the synthetic textile material will appear on the outside, and the natural textile material will appear in relief on the inside. Moreover, by using different colors, very beautiful fancy or multiple color effects can be obtained, these being called covered rib. By making the underside portion of the solo in uniformly colored half cardigan, the zebra appearance is avoided which is apparent in feet made with an ordinary double loop feed arrangement. Thus, the general appearance of the article is improved.
An article of footwear according to the present invention offers the following advantages:
Since the synthetic material is on the outside of the leg and foot, it is that material which is subjected to rubbing by the shoe. Consequently, the strength and wear resistance of synthetic fibers is imparted to the article.
Since the natural material is in cont act with the skin, the article offers all of the comfort and hygienic advantages of natural fibers.
Similar articles can be made which additionally possess the following characteristics:
The heel andtoe are plated with synthetic fiber outside and natural fiber inside. Thus, there is only one synthetic fiber outside and natural fiber inside, thereby preventing a mixture of these fibers on the outside of the heel and toe of the article. See FIGS. and 6, wherein 101 represents the synthetic fiber and 102 represents the natural fiber.
Suitable machines for making the articles disclosed herein as well as methods for making the same, are described and claimed in co-pending application Serial No. 656,838, filed May 3, 1957, which is a divisional application of the instant application. These machines and methods may also be used to produce an article of footwear with fancy or multi-color half cardigan in the leg and instep and'ordinary half cardigan in the sole, similar to that shown in FIG. 2. The advantage of such an artiole is that the fancy half cardigan in the leg and instep gives a better appearance to the article While the sole in ordinary half cardigan tuck rib has more rib stitches than a sole in fancy half cardigan. The Wear is thus distrib- V uted over a Wider surface, i.e., a larger number of stitches,
and will be less, thereby increasing the useful life of the article.
The present invention is not restricted to the examples given above, inasmuch as the present invention is susceptible to modification in order to adapt it to different usages and conditions and, accordingly, it is desired to comprehend such modifications within this invention as may fall Within the scope of the appended claims.
' 7 What I claim is:
a A portion, a heel pocket and a toe pocket, at least the major portion of the entire length of said leg and foot portions being knit with half cardigan tuck rib stitches, said half cardigan tuck rib stitches being formed of two different yarns, one of the yarns appearing on the outside of the leg and foot of the stocking, the other yarn appearing in relief on the inside of the leg and foot, and the two yarns maintaining the above-recited relationship throughout at least the major portion of the entire length of the leg and foot portions of the stocking, each of said yarns performing a separate and distinct function.
2. The stocking of 01 1, wherein substantially the entire length of said leg and foot portions are knit with half cardigan tuck rib stitches.
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