DE468027C - Stocking with ladder protection - Google Patents

Description

Stocking with ladder protection Knitted or knitted stockings, especially those made of very fine material, such as, for. B. silk, silk pile, rayon etc .. have known .den disadvantage that they can be easily damaged by the engagement of the suspender clips or other influences and that from such damaged areas of so-called laces arise, which sometimes propagate through the whole stocking and thus make it unusable.

To put an obstacle in the way of such ladder stitches, one has so-called ladder catches arranged. These are special courses of stitches which mostly below the double edge of a stocking or in other places are arranged. The most diverse ladder catches are already known become. So z. B. one has several rows of reinforced beneath the double edge or other processed material, e.g. B. wool: metal threads, etc. incorporated. Such rows of stitches form a certain obstacle for decreasing ladder stitches. However, since they are worked in the same stitch binding method as the rest of them Goods, so it often happens that when wearing the stocking for a long time, the ladder stitches go through them and render the stocking unusable.

With other well-known barrel catches, each one is imposed second stitch sideways, creating a kind of hemstitch in the fabric; which in itself forms a completely safe obstacle for declining ladder stitches. Such a ladder catch, however, has the factual part that by hanging sideways the meshes in the goods tensions and breakthroughs arise and that this the durability of the same is impaired.

The present invention relates to a stocking with ladder stitch protection through Incorporation of ladder collection rows, which are used for decreasing ladder stitches --in form an absolute obstacle without meshes having to be imposed sideways or breakthroughs in the goods. This is achieved in that at certain Make sure the thread is not reworked into stitches. The resulting stitch loops can be integrated into the goods and then form with the smooth meshes so-called double stitches. Any ladder cannot get over these places, rather, they are stopped in a perfectly safe manner. Breakthroughs in the goods do not arise, so that the durability of the stocking in is not affected in any way.

In Fig. I, a piece of Kulierware is shown as an exemplary embodiment, in which the course x -, r according to the invention as a ladder collection course is trained. The thread loops z, 4, V and ä of the course x-x are not formed into finished meshes but as a handle in the Goods included.

The flap stick 3--3 is in the direction of the arrow up to the Row x-x dissolved again. So appears as a ladder in the goods. It it can be seen without further ado that a further dissolution of the wales y-1! beyond the running stitch collection row x - r is not possible because through the stitch handle a thread loop is formed, which is the next pocket of the wale and with it all other 'tabs this 1 tab sticks hold.

In itself, as can be seen, there would be a single such series suffice. around every ladder. which arises above this row and after the The lower part of the stocking runs (from bottom to top on the drawing), to be stopped. If one does not arrange further rows formed in this way at certain intervals in the stocking on, so every ladder, no matter where it arises, only extends to the next ladder catch row. - There can also be several rows of stitches be arranged. in which the thread cannot be made at any point is trained, but is tied into the NN'are as a mesh handle, and that these loops are distributed within these rows so that at least each or every second handstick has such a stitch handle.

Is it arranged in those places where preferably by the Suspenders the meshes are broken, or on other heavily used Place the stocking, e.g. B. at the knee, a larger number of ladder collection rows in close succession, then ladder stitches will no longer arise at all can. .

You can also work the whole stocking in such a way that, for example every or every second, third, fourth etc. row is a ladder catch row, so that runs, no matter where they have their starting point, to their place of origin remain limited. The inconvenience of the creation of ladder stitches is thereby at all eliminated. Obviously, one always prefers those Provide places of the stocking with tightly successive ladder catch rows, which are particularly stressed when worn, but it won't fall out of the scope of the invention if you put the whole stocking in this Way works.

It does not affect the character of the ladder catchment rows to give a pattern, whereby it at the same time an ornament, the stocking can form: In particular, one can also use a ladder catch according to the invention apply at the same time with such known species. As an example, Fig. 2 shows a piece of goods in which in the row designed as a ladder catch -r-x the 'tabs 2, 6, io and 14 worked according to the invention, on the other hand .the meshes 4, S 12 and 16 are imposed sideways in a known manner. The effect of such The ladder catch row is exactly the same as a run executed according to Fig. I catch row.

Claims (3)

PATENT CLAIMS: i. Stocking with ladder protection. characterized in that underneath the double edge or at any other point a row of stitches is arranged, in which the thread in every second wale is not formed into a stitch, but is tied into the fabric as a stitch loops. 2. Stocking with ladder protection, characterized in that below the Double edge or at any other arbitrary places a plurality of mesh graters arranged are, in which the thread not to be finished stitches is formed at any point, it is tied into the goods as a loop handle, and that this loop handle within these rows are distributed in such a way that - at least every or every second Wales have such a loop. 3. Stocking according to claim i and 2, characterized in that through the whole stocking in: any Density and arrangement of ladder catch rows are arranged.