Classifications

• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A44—HABERDASHERY; JEWELLERY
  • A44B—BUTTONS, PINS, BUCKLES, SLIDE FASTENERS, OR THE LIKE
  • A44B18/00—Fasteners of the touch-and-close type; Making such fasteners
• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A41—WEARING APPAREL
  • A41F—GARMENT FASTENINGS; SUSPENDERS
  • A41F19/00—Garment suspenders not otherwise provided for

Definitions

• Connecting device for connecting two pieces of clothing, in particular children's clothing
• the connecting devices can be of different types. For example, Hooks and eyes, buttons and buttonholes, zippers or adhesive fasteners.
• the two clothing parts have a precisely defined relative position to one another after the connection.
• the two connection parts can be connected to one another in different relative positions within certain limits.
• the invention has for its object to provide a connecting device for connecting two pieces of clothing, which is simple and easy to use and, if possible, can be used even by smaller children.
• This object is achieved by a connecting device with the features specified in claim 1 or in claim 2.
• an eyelet is movably connected to the first clothing part and that in the second clothing part a connecting tab is arranged, which can be looped through the eyelet on the first clothing part and on two successive longitudinal sections, each with one of the adhesive surfaces is provided with an adhesive fastener, the first length section of the connecting flap with the one adhesive surface can easily be pulled through the eyelet that can be swiveled away from the first clothing part, can be folded around its free eyelet section and then this first length section can be pressed onto the second adhesive surface of the fastener and so on the connection of the two clothing parts are made.
• a different degree of coverage of the two adhesive surfaces even makes it possible to adjust the connecting device to a certain extent.
• the connecting tab by means of its holding device by a parallel to the plane of the second clothing part and perpendicular to its longitudinal extent pivot axis is movably guided, the connecting tab can be pivoted about this pivot axis after releasing the adhesive fastener and after pulling out the first length section from the eyelet in the extended position of its two length sections, so that the two adhesive surfaces no longer meet and from each other stay separated.
• the connecting flap can be threaded back into the eyelet on the first piece of clothing without first separating the adhesive fastener and then closed again by pressing the two adhesive surfaces together.
• This embodiment of the connecting device is particularly well suited for connecting items of clothing which are adjacent to one another in the vertical direction, as is the case with trouser suits or with skirts and trousers, in particular dungarees, with shoulder straps. Then the pivot axis of the connecting plate is aligned horizontally, so that when the connecting plate is released from the eyelet, gravity helps to drop the connecting plate downward in the extended position, where it then remains in the extended position. In this downward stretching position, the free end of the connecting strap can be easily gripped and the connecting strap can be pivoted up and looped in with the free end through the eyelet on the shoulder strap, in order to then swivel the foremost section down around the eyelet section and press it against the second length section.
• the connecting flap can be pivoted in the direction of the eyelet, the free end of the connecting flap can be pulled through the eyelet and after the first length section has been folded over to the second length section the two adhesive surfaces of the adhesive closure are pressed together.
• This embodiment of the connecting device is particularly suitable for the applications in which the clothing parts are to be connected to one another in a more or less horizontal direction, e.g. for closing slits in the area of the waistband or the waistband.
• gravity contributes to the fact that the connecting tab released from the eyelet is pivoted downward by approximately 90 ° and then also remains in the downward stretched position.
• An embodiment according to claim 4 it can be used particularly well for wearing skirts and pants.
• a configuration according to claim 6 achieves a particularly high degree of mobility of the connecting strap in relation to the second clothing part.
• a further development according to claim 7 results in a relatively simple connection between the eyelets and the garment.
• the connecting device according to claim 2 can be carried out particularly simply and easily.
• the mobility of the connecting plate is increased by the fact that it can also be moved in an axis perpendicular to the pivot axis.
• connection device according to the embodiment according to claim 2 which is relatively simple and inexpensive to manufacture.
• Figure 1 is a perspective view of dungarees with two different embodiments of the connecting device.
• Fig. 2 is a partial front view and 3 or side view of the dungarees of Figure 1 with a first embodiment of the connecting device in the closed state.
• FIGS. 2 and 3 shows a detail of a front view and 5 or a side view of the dungarees according to FIGS. 2 and 3 with the connecting device released;
• Fig. 6 is a partial front view and 7 or top view of the dungarees of Figure 1 with a second embodiment of the connecting device in the closed state.
• Fig. 8 is a partial front view and 9 or top view of the dungarees according to Fig. 6 and Fig. 7 with the connecting device released.
• a dungaree 10 which has a trousers part 11, which is closed at the top by a waistband 12.
• a bib 13 connects to the waistband 12 at the front of the trousers part 11.
• the trousers part 11 has at least on one side in the region of the waistband 12 a side slit 16. This is bridged by means of a connecting device 17 and thus at least partially closed.
• the connecting device 15 between the shoulder strap 14 and the bib 13 has an annular eyelet 18 and a connecting tab 19 (FIG. 2).
• the eyelet 18 has a rectangular elevation. It has a clear width in the direction transverse to the longitudinal extent of the shoulder strap 14, which is larger than the width of the shoulder strap 14. It is connected to the shoulder strap 14 as the first piece of clothing.
• the shoulder strap 14 is formed on the end section facing the eyelet 18 as a loop 21 (FIG. 1) which is pulled through the eyelet 18 and which half-wraps around the eyelet section 22 adjacent to it (FIGS. 2 and 3).
• the length section 23 of the shoulder strap 14 leading away from the eyelet 18 is adjustably connected to the length section 24 leading to the eyelet 18 by means of a buckle 25 (FIG. 1). Because the eyelet section 22 is only loosely encompassed by the loop 21 of the shoulder strap 14, the eyelet 18 is very movable relative to the shoulder strap 14. Your under the action of gravity on the fold of the loop 21 eyelet section 22 forms with the loop 21 quasi a swivel joint about which the eyelet 18 with its second eyelet section 26 can be pivoted easily.
• the buckle 25 can be fixed at a certain point on the shoulder strap 14 by friction. But this can also be done by positive locking, by the
• Buckle 25 there is a projection which engages in matching recesses, which are preferably formed by correspondingly formed through holes which are arranged distributed along the shoulder strap 14.
• the end section of the shoulder strap 14 can also be designed as a holding loop in which a relatively short length section of the shoulder strap 14 is looped around the eyelet section 22 and is then sewn or riveted to the rest of the shoulder strap 14. It is important that the mobility of the eyelet 18 is maintained relative to the shoulder strap 14.
• the connecting tab 19 is band-shaped. Its width is matched to the clear width of the eyelet 18, so that the longitudinal sections of the connecting strap 19 intended for this can be looped through the eyelet 18.
• the connecting strap 19 generally has the same width throughout. 2, 4 and 6, it is only shown with a different width for better differentiation of its length sections.
• the connecting tab 19 is arranged on the bib 13 as the second clothing part.
• the connecting strap 19 is generally made of a textile material. But it can also be made of leather or synthetic leather.
• the connecting link 19 has a plurality of longitudinal sections which follow one another in the longitudinal direction of the connecting link 19. In the following, they are referred to as 19.1 ... 19.5, starting from the free end.
• the two longitudinal sections 19.2 and 19.4 are each provided on the same side with one of the adhesive surfaces of an adhesive fastener, ie once with an adhesive surface with hook elements and once with an adhesive surface with loop elements.
• the third length section 19.3 located between these two length sections is not equipped with adhesive elements. It is the length section which, in the closed position of the connecting tab 19, is placed around the eyelet section 23 of the eyelet 18 on the shoulder support 14 and bears against it (FIGS. 2 and 3).
• the first length section 19.1 which is relatively short, is also not provided with adhesive elements. As a result, he does not adhere to the second adhesive surface 19.4 even if he should contact it.
• the connecting tab 19 can be grasped on the length section 19.1 and with its help the two length sections can be pulled apart with the adhesive elements.
• the last length section 19.5 is again without adhesive elements. It is folded over approximately half of its longitudinal extent and thereby forms a retaining tab 27 (FIG. 3), the overlapping adjacent regions of the retaining tab 27 being sewn or riveted together (FIG. 3).
• the connecting strap 19 is connected to the bib 13 as the second clothing part by means of a holding device 30, by means of which the connecting strap 19 is guided to move about a pivot axis aligned parallel to the plane of the bib 13 and at right angles to the longitudinal extension of the connecting strap 19.
• a part of the holding device 30 is formed by the holding tab 27 at the end of the connecting tab 19. Further parts of the holding device 30 are an annular eyelet 31 with a rectangular outline, and a second holding tab 32.
• the holding tab 27 is looped around the eyelet section 33 and the second holding loop 32 around the second eyelet section 34 of the eyelet 31.
• the holding tab 32 can be made from a textile material or from leather or also from metal. Depending on the material used, it is sewn and / or riveted to bib 13.
• the two adhesive surfaces 35 and 36 are located on the back of the connecting tab 19 facing the bib 13.
• the connecting device 17 for connecting the two clothing parts 41 and 42 which can be seen in detail from FIGS. 6 ... 9, has, similar to the connecting device 15, an eyelet 43 and a connecting tab 44, of which the eyelet 43 on the clothing part 41 and the Connecting tab 44 is arranged on the clothing part 42.
• an eyelet 43 and a connecting tab 44 of which the eyelet 43 on the clothing part 41 and the Connecting tab 44 is arranged on the clothing part 42.
• the eyelet 43 is connected to the clothing part 41 by means of a retaining tab 45.
• the retaining tab 45 is aligned so that the eyelet 43 is pivotable about a vertical pivot axis.
• the connecting strap 44 is connected to the clothing part 42 by means of a holding device 46.
• the holding device 46 is arranged at least approximately on the same horizontal line as the holding tab 45 for the eyelet 43.
• the holding device 46 for the connecting strap 44 is modified with respect to the holding device 30 of the connecting strap 19 in such a way that the connecting strap 44 can be pivoted by means of the holding device 46 about a pivot axis oriented normal to the plane of the clothing part 42, as is the case in FIG. 8 on the left-hand side is indicated.
• the holding device 46 a retaining tab 47, which is either made of metal or a textile or a similar material and which is connected to the clothing part 42 by means of a single central fastening element, here in the form of a rivet 48 with a large head (or a riveted button). It is important that this connection is designed so that the retaining tab 47 can be easily pivoted about the rivet 48, or possibly the button.
• the connecting strap 44 is connected to the holding strap 47 by means of an annular eyelet 49, as was already the case with the connecting strap 19. This gives the connecting strap 44 additional mobility in a plane that is oriented normal to the clothing part 42. This additional mobility favors the pivoting movement of the connecting strap 44 around the rivet 48.
• the holding flap 47 can, in particular if it is made of a textile material or leather, also be connected to the clothing part 42 by means of a button. It should be ensured that the button is provided with a stem or is sewn on with a stem so that the pivoting of the connecting strap 44 is not restricted.
• connecting tab 44 directly to the clothing part 42, this can be done by providing a through hole at the end portion of the connecting tab 44 through which the rivet extends or through which the stem of a so-called stem button extends through it.
• the adhesive surfaces 51 and 52 are on the side of the connecting plate 44 that is when the connecting plate 44 is open Connecting device 17 is turned away from the clothing part 42. Notwithstanding this, the connecting tab 44 remains in the extended position shown in FIGS. 8 and 9 after opening, so that here too the adhesive surfaces 51 and 52 do not lie against one another and they cannot be pressed against one another inadvertently. In this embodiment as well, this facilitates the renewed threading into the eyelet 43 of the one clothing part 41.

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