DE252493C - - Google Patents

Description

IMPERIAL

PATENT OFFICE.

PATENT LETTERING

- .Μ 252493 CLASS Zh. GROUP

RICHARD STRUBEL in STUTTGART.

Glove with thumb cut from the piece.

Patented in the German Empire on July 19, 1911.

Gloves in which the piece required for the thumb is made up of one Piece of leather is cut so that the thumb is no longer running through a loop Seam needs to be used are known. However, they have the disadvantage that the required longitudinal seam on the outer side of the index finger facing the thumb runs, and that the glove

ίο as a result of the nowhere hindered elasticity of the leather, which is stressed differently on the different parts of the hand, soon warps and loses its elegant seat. The main disadvantage is with the known gloves of this type in that the cutting pattern as a result of the expansion In particular, they take up too much material in terms of width, so that with finer gloves The available skins cannot be used properly and too much waste arises.

All of these inconveniences are addressed by the subject matter of the invention Glove remedied. It is characterized by the fact that the back of the hand, part of the Palm, thumb and forefinger whole except for the necessary layers, the rest Fingers in their upper part are made of one piece, while the palm of the hand, the inside the last three fingers of the hand and the slice of the thumb from a second Piece. The seams that appear in the palm of the hand when the parts are sewn together reduce the elasticity of the leather, especially something in the palm of the hand, so that the glove will always sit elegantly on the back of the hand and over the thumb and heel of the hand is guaranteed. Also, the division of the is available has such a positive effect on standing skins that if you have two skins you need a pair of gloves more can be gained.

The drawings show two gloves made according to this principle, along with the associated gloves Patterns shown, namely show the

Fig. Ι and 4 two cutting patterns,

Fig. Ι a and 4 a the division of a skin,

Fig. 2 and 5 two partially sewn and the

Fig. 3 and 6 two finished gloves.

The glove consists of the two main parts α and b, of which α has to cover the back of the hand and part of the palm, while part b forms the supplement to part α . At the part α , the tongue c, which is processed into a thumb, is cut. This' tongue c is limited in the first embodiment by an incision with the edges d, e, the outer edges f, g and a second incision with the edges h and i. The outer edge k extends upwards from the edge d of the first incision. The supplementary part b is limited by the edges I, m, n, 0. When sewing together, the edges d and η, β and m, I and i, k and 0 are combined, the thumb is made by sewing the edges f , g, h formed, with the leather drawn in at the bottom, i.e. where part c with the

65

Part b is related, forms a fold that serves to receive the ball of the hand. This piece of leather has to withstand the greatest stress and can now, since there is no seam through it, stretch as desired and fit smoothly and without constriction on the hand.

In the second embodiment, it depends on the one needed to form the thumb

ίο tongue c together a second tongue p , the outer edge q of which is sewn to the outer edge r of the main part α and extends to the height of the attachment for the little finger. The tongue c for the thumb is delimited by the edges f, g and h and the tongue p by the edges q and s. The supplementary piece b is delimited on the inner side by the edge ' I, to which the flap t adjoins, whose edges u and ν are sewn to the edges f and h of the thumb tongue c. The short edge w of the supplementary piece b is sewn to the upper part of the edge f of the thumb tongue and the edge χ with the edge e of the tongue p.

In both exemplary embodiments, the seams connecting the two main parts α and b run in the palm of the hand, that is to say where the leather has to withstand the least stress. As a result of the small width of the supplementary pieces b , its elasticity is less than that of the pieces a, the elasticity of which must also be greater due to the greater stress, so that a permanently full and elegant fit of the glove is achieved. In particular, the inner thumb base and the ball of the hand are extremely extensible in both embodiments, so that the leather cannot tear or burst there.

By separating the main parts of the glove into two pieces it becomes a better one Allocation and utilization of the available skins enables, not only from an economic advantage, but also a more elegant fit of the glove is achieved.

Claims (3)

Patent Claims: 1. Glove with a thumb cut from the piece, characterized in that the glove consists of two main parts (a, b) , of which the larger (a) for the back of the hand and part of the palm and the thumb and . of the index finger, furthermore the material required for the upper parts of the remaining three fingers, while the part fb) forms the palm and the inner parts of the last three fingers. 2. Glove according to claim 1, characterized in that the main part (a) with the supplementary part fb) is sewn so that the thumb (c) is completely free and only with two edges delimiting an incision fd, e) with two corresponding edges fm, n) of the supplementary part (b) . 3. Glove according to claim 1, characterized in that the tongue (c) provided for the thumb is followed by a second tongue (ρ) which has one edge fs) on the supplementary part (b) and the other edge (q) is related to the opposite seam running on the outer edge of the hand, while the supplementary part is inserted with a rag ft) between the seam edges ff, h) of the thumb tongue (c) . For this purpose 2 sheets of drawings.