EP1832188B1 - Wig and process for producing the same - Google Patents

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EP1832188B1
EP1832188B1 EP05841271.9A EP05841271A EP1832188B1 EP 1832188 B1 EP1832188 B1 EP 1832188B1 EP 05841271 A EP05841271 A EP 05841271A EP 1832188 B1 EP1832188 B1 EP 1832188B1
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Yoko c/o ADERANS CO. LTD. KITSU
Kumiko c/o ADERANS CO. LTD. SAITO
Katsuo c/o ADERANS CO. LTD. SUGAI
Yoshimi c/o ADERANS CO. LTD. SASAKI
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A41—WEARING APPAREL
    • A41G—ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS; WIGS; MASKS; FEATHERS
    • A41G5/00—Hair pieces, inserts, rolls, pads, or the like; Toupées
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    • A41G3/00—Wigs
    • A41G3/0075—Methods and machines for making wigs
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  • a strand of hair is, or a few hairs bundled together are bent at the center, and said bent position is knotted to a net base, then a pair of hairs extending upward from the knotted base portions are divided left and right in a relatively wide angle.
  • the hair split to left and right does not extend upward but lie on the net base along its surface, and especially, the tip portions of hair almost totally lie and extend along the net base surface. Therefore, it is difficult to attain bulkiness caused by the standing hair, and also the wig base is visible if the tied amount is small.
  • tying density the amount of tied hair (tying density) depending upon which part of the wig. For example, as tying 100% amount of hair on the top region, while 80 to 70 % in the surrounding region to make natural appearance, tying 50% in a particular region to harmonize with the wearer's own remaining hair, or adjusting the amount by the client's request, tying is done at each specific portion of a wig base for a certain density according to preference or symptom.
  • the pre-determined density is designed as, for example, 70% in a particular region of a wig
  • tying 70% density from the beginning causes partially spotty pattern
  • using a thinning scissors to make short hair causes poor appearance with the density lower than the designated value or a marked spotty pattern. Therefore, the workers improve the hair standing by making short hair using a thinning scissors after tying 90 to 100% to a wig base, so that the final density is adjusted to about 70%, but it is quite difficult work as described above.
  • One of the objects of the present invention is, in view of the above-mentioned problems, to provide a wig with a desired bulky appearance by hair standing, by accurately tying the amount of hair to be tied on a wig base according to the pre-determined density upon the wig manufacture, controlling the ratio of the amounts of long and short hairs in said density to the pre-determined value, and by tying to the wig base said long and short hairs controlling uniform mixing with good harmony. Further, another object of the present invention is to provide a method of manufacturing a wig for easy tying work of short hair among respective hair.
  • a wig in accordance with the present invention comprises a wig base, and the hair consisting of either human or artificial hair tied thereon, characterized in that the hair comprises short and long hairs, which are tied to the wig base in the pre-determined amount, as well as in the pre-determined controlled ratio.
  • said short and long hairs are characterized in that they have different curl diameters, and said short hair is tied in the controlled ratio of 20 to 50% of the amount to be tied to the wig base.
  • the short hair made among long hair by cutting long hair is allocated in the pre-determined ratio, for example, in 20 to 50%, the root portions of long hair are supported by the short hair allocated around them, and hence the long hair has good standing, and the exposure of the wig base is prevented.
  • the lengths of short hairs are not equal, each length is less than half of long hair, and they have non-uniform hair length distribution within the range of 1 to 5 cm.
  • short hair can be allocated with arbitrarily different lengths, the pre-determined hair length distribution and natural standing of the tied hair can be achieved.
  • said short hair is curly hair, and its curl diameter is shorter than that of long hair, the root portions of long hair are firmly supported by the short hair of small curl diameter, so that the standing is more improved, and the long hair of relatively large curl diameter is curled naturally.
  • short and long hairs are mutually mixed and allocated about uniformly, so that respective colors are sufficiently mixed, thereby the color appearance which could not be achieved by conventional tying methods is brought about, and color gradation can be formed. Further by giving gradient to the distribution density of short hair, or by giving length distribution to short hair, even more natural color gradation can be formed.
  • short and long hairs have different diameters, for example, hair of larger diameter is used as short hair, long hair is supported more firmly by short hair, resulting in better standing of long hair, and increase of total volume of the wig with smaller amount of hair, thereby its appearance is improved.
  • the first constitution of a method of manufacturing a wig of the present invention is characterized to include a first step of tying hair to a wig base, a second step of cutting each hair tied at the first step to a short hair of a pre-determined length, and a third step of tying long hair thereafter among said short hair on the wig base.
  • the second constitution of a method of manufacturing a wig of the present invention is characterized to include a first step of designing a mixing ratio of short and long hairs to be tied to a wig base to a pre-determined value, and tying the hair to be short hair to the wig base at said pre-determined ratio, a second step of cutting each hair tied at the first step to a short hair of a pre-determined length, and a third step of tying the hair to be long hair among short hair on said wig base in said pre-determined ratio.
  • the hair tied to a wig base at the first step is cut to short hair of a pre-determined length at the second step. Therefore, long hair the tying work of which is easy can be tied at the first step. Thereafter, it is cut short to a pre-determined length at the second step, so that short hair can be easily tied in controlled pre-determined ratio, and work can be completed in short time, thereby productivity is improved.
  • Long hair is controlled to the pre-determined ratio and distributed by tying long hair to a wig base after forming short hair at the second step. Therefore, unlike the case of cutting with a conventional thinning scissors, short hair is not allocated in a spotty pattern, and the natural appearance is improved, as well as the short hair distribution density can be given gradient.
  • the mixing ratio of short and long hairs to be tied to a wig base can be adjusted, and designed properly, so that tying work can be conducted easily by controlling to a pre-determined ratio with the desired standing appearance.
  • the hair tied to a wig base is cut to short hair of a pre-determined length at the second step. Therefore, as tying, long hair of easier tying work can be tied. Thereafter, it is cut short to a pre-determined length, so that short hair can be tied by controlling to a pre-determined ratio to long hair at the pre-determined density, and said tying step is possible in short time resulting in the improved productivity.
  • the hair amount to be tied to a wig base can be controlled to a desired value upon the wig designing depending upon the state of hair thinning, or upon consultation with the wearer, and the distribution of long and short hairs or the short hair lengths can be designed and adjusted arbitrarily and at will, resulting in the manufacture of wigs along the wearer's detailed needs.
  • a quite excellent wig can be provided with good hair standing and bulkiness by tying short and long hairs to a wig base by controlling the mixing ratio to a pre-determined value.
  • a method of manufacturing a wig of the present invention easily tiable long hair is tied by controlling to a pre-determined ratio, and thereafter short hair is formed by cutting it, so that a wig with short and long hairs can be easily manufactured in short time.
  • the hair density (the number of strands of hairs) of tying to a wig base can be determined to a pre-determined density at each part of a wig base upon the wig designing.
  • short and long hairs can be tied in a pre-determined mixing ratio and at strictly controlled tying positions.
  • tying work can be efficiently conducted, as well as a plurality of wigs can be provided which are mutually identical in the amount and distribution of hairs, and practically identical in hair standing and external appearance. Therefore, a wig wearer can possess identical wigs as reserves.
  • the hair amount to be tied to a wig base can be strictly controlled to a desired value upon the wig designing depending upon the state of hair thinning, or upon consultation with the wearer, and the distribution of long and short hairs or the short hair lengths can be designed and adjusted arbitrarily and at will along the result of consultation with the wearer and the preferred design, resulting in the manufacture of wigs along the wearer's detailed needs.
  • a wig 1 comprises a wig base 2 to be worn on a wearer's head, and hair made of human or artificial hairs tied to said wig base 2, and said hair comprises short hair 3 and long hair 4.
  • Fig.2 is an enlarged view diagrammatically showing the wig illustrated in Fig.1 .
  • short and long hairs 3 and 4 are knotted by such known knotting methods used for knotting strings or others, for example, lark's hitch, clove hitch, left and right knot, or the application thereof to filaments or at their cross sections of a wig base 2 using a net member.
  • the knots of short and long hairs 3 and 4 are 3a and 4a, respectively.
  • prior arts formed short hair with thinning scissors at post steps, so that they are inevitably allocated at random to long hair.
  • short and long hairs 3 and 4 can be tied to a wig base 2 in pre-determined amounts, and further, said short and long hairs 3 and 4 can be tied by controlling to a pre-determined ratio.
  • such items as how to design the total hair density (or the number of hair strands) of the summed up long and short hairs, how to tie in which hair density distribution in which region of a wig base, and others can be strictly designed upon the wig designing by consultation with the wearer.
  • the pre-determined density means the hair density (hair amount) of the total number of strands of the actually tied short and long hairs 3 and 4 to the total hair amount (total number of hair strands) capable to be tied to a wig base 2, and can be defined strictly upon wig designing as described above.
  • the pre-determined ratio means, in a particular tying region of a wig base, the respective ratio of the numbers of strands of short and long hairs 3 and 4 to the total number of strands of short and long hairs combined to be tied defined by said pre-determined density, namely, a mixing ratio.
  • short and long hairs 3 and 4 are tied to a wig base 2 in a pre-determined hair amount, and by controlling, respectively, to the pre-determined ratio decided upon the wig designing.
  • the pre-determined ratio decided upon the wig designing decided upon the wig designing.
  • the lengths of short hair 3 may be non-uniform, and may have hair length distribution.
  • the hair length distribution may be formed for short hair 3 so the lengths are different. Therefore, natural standing of the tied hair can be formed.
  • Curly hair may be used as short hair 3.
  • Long hair 4 may be straight hair, or curly hair with the curl diameter larger than that of short hair 3.
  • the root portions of long hair 4 are firmly supported by curly short hair 3 with relatively small curl diameter, so that they have better standing, as well as long hair 4 with relatively large curl diameter has curl in a natural state.
  • Short and long hairs 3 and 4 may be of mutually different colors.
  • short and long hairs 3 and 4 are fully mixed and allocated nearly uniformly, so that respective colors are fully mixed to generate the color feeling which could not be attained by conventional tying methods, as well as color gradation can be generated.
  • color gradation can be generated.
  • hairs of mutually different diameters may be used.
  • long hair 4 is more firmly supported by short hair 3 so that long hair has better standing, and the volume is increased for hair tied to a wig.
  • the short hair is preferably tied in the amount controlled to the ratio of 20 to 50% of the hair amount tied to said wig base 2. With said ratio of 20% or less, hair standing is poor, while said ratio of 50% or more is neither preferred, for long hair is fewer in ratio resulting in low hair volume.
  • a wig base 2 may be made with a net member and artificial skin, or the combination of artificial skin and a net member.
  • the net member materials having mesh, woven or knit monofilaments made of synthetic resin such as nylon or polyester, or non-woven materials may be used.
  • materials for artificial skin soft synthetic resins such as, for example, urethane resin may be used.
  • a wig base 2 is preferably treated by deglossing process to reduce gloss on the surface of a wig 1.
  • a loop is formed with one strand of hair, or a few strands of hairs bent into two at the center, for example, on filaments constituting the net member or their cross sections, a pair of free ends of hair are inserted into said loop and pulled out, and further one end of a pair of hairs is knotted to the other hair doubly or triply as required to be fixed.
  • a tying method of so-called V-tying may be used, or other known methods may be used.
  • short and long hairs 3 and 4 are tied to a wig base 2 in a pre-determined hair amount, and further said short and long hairs 3 and 4 are tied by controlling to a pre-determined ratio.
  • hair amount and flow can be given corresponding to various hairstyles, and a quite excellent wig can be provided which has good hair standing and bulkiness.
  • Fig.3 is a cross sectional view diagrammatically illustrating sequentially each step of a method of manufacturing a wig in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
  • a wig base 2 resembling, or formed corresponding to, the wearer's head shape is prepared.
  • the wig base 2 is explained as a net base made of net members of plain fabric from plastic monofilaments.
  • curly hair with the curl diameter relatively smaller than a net base 2 is tied as the hair 5 as short hair.
  • the lengths of said first tied hair 5 are made sufficiently longer than those of pre-determined short hair 3 for easy operation of tying work. Said lengths are basically same as those of long hair 4, but may be longer or shorter.
  • the hair 5 for short hair 3 is tied on matrix-like filaments or at their cross sections of the net base 2. The hair 5 is tied by, for example, bending a strand or a few strands to two at a center to form a pair, and by hooking their bent portions with a specific hooking needle to form knots 5a in the net base 2.
  • Fig.4 is a diagrammatical view illustrating a tying pattern of short hair in the pre-determined density at the first step in a method of manufacturing a wig of Fig.3 .
  • matrix-like cross sections illustrate imaginary tying positions of hair, which also applies to an artificial skin base besides a net base.
  • the case in which hair is tied at all of these cross sections is defined as 100% pre-determined density.
  • the hair 5 to be short hair is knotted at cross sections (open circles in the figure, ⁇ ) so the density reaches the pre-determined value.
  • the hair 5 as short hair is tied in the pre-determined ratio with the wearer's hairstyle or hair flow taken into consideration.
  • hair is tied so the density reaches the pre-determined value, for example, the hair amount is 70%.
  • pre-determined density is defined as 100% pre-determined density as mentioned above, then there are 49 cross sections of the net base in Fig.4 , and it is 100% if hair is tied at all of them.
  • 70% of pre-determined density is defined as the case in which hair is tied at 70% of the above-mentioned 49 cross sections, that is, 34 cross sections.
  • long and short hairs 4 and 3 are pre-determined as 50%, then, in said pre-determined density of 70 %, long and short hairs 4 and 3, respectively, are tied to a net base 2 as the half of hairs each of the pre-determined density 70%, that is, 35% each of the pre-determined density, or each 17 strands of long and short hairs in Fig.4 .
  • the positions of tying short and long hairs 3 and 4 are uniformly selected without deviation, but may be properly selected depending upon the style of the wig 1.
  • the desired hair amount, standing distribution, and others are designed upon designing of a wig 1 by, for example, inspecting hair thinning of the wearer's head top region, and with the wearer's hair style and flow taken into consideration.
  • the ratio of short hair to long hair can be properly designed to 50%, and to 20 to 35% from a top region to a back side and side head regions.
  • the hair 5 to be short hair tied to a wig base 2 is cut with clippers to a pre-determined length, for example, about 1 to 3 cm to be short hair 3.
  • relatively long hair 5 before cutting (for example, whole length of about 20 cm) to be short hair is tied to a wig base 2 at the first step.
  • a strand of hair or a few strands of hairs of about 20 cm length are formed to loops by bending to two at the center, the free end sides of these paired hairs are inserted into said loops in the winding state to filaments, and knotted, then the hairs of about 10 cm length are tied as a pair to a net base.
  • After repeatedly tying the hair 5 to be short hair in the pre-determined number and distribution pattern to the pre-determined density they are cut to the pre-determined length, for example, about 1 to 3 cm to form short hair 3 of the pre-determined length.
  • short hair 5 as long hair to be short hair renders the attaching work easy even for non-experts, the tying step in short time, and the production efficiency improved. Since also short hair 3 is tied at the pre-determined distribution, they are not allocated in spotty pattern like the case of conventional short hair cut with thinning scissors, but allocated according to the original design, resulting in the improved natural appearance.
  • Hair length distribution can be formed, without making the lengths of short hairs 3 uniform.
  • hair length distribution of short hair with different lengths may be formed.
  • properly forming short hair length distribution results in more natural appearance with bulkiness from long hair standing.
  • straight hair or curly hair with relatively large curl diameter is tied to a wig base 2 as long hair, forming knots 4a like the case of short hair.
  • Long hair 4 may be of the same color and size as the hair 5 to be short hair, or in order to make fashionability richer, the hair of similar color or totally different tint or color may be used.
  • Fig.5 is a diagrammatical view illustrating a tying pattern of long hair at the above-mentioned third step.
  • dotted lines show filaments of a net base 2
  • long hair 4 is knotted at cross sections of filaments (solid circles in the figure, ⁇ ).
  • long hair 4 is tied so the predetermined density is attained, for example, 70% together with short hair 3.
  • long hair 4 is tied as the half of the pre-determined density 70% of hair amount (the number of strands), that is, 35% of the pre-determined density, to a net base 2.
  • Said long hair 4 is also tied by the similar method to short hair in the pre-determined distribution pattern.
  • the manufactured wig is worn on the wearer's head, long hair is cut to the desired length and hairdone, resulting in a wig of the desired hair style, with the wearer's desired hair amount, good standing, and rich bulky appearance.
  • the tying ratio of short and long hairs 3 and 4 to the pre-determined ratio after tying long hair to be short hair first to a wig base 2 in said pre-determined ratio, and cutting to a pre-determined length to make short hair 3, and next tying long hair to be long hair 4 among the tied short hair 3, and cutting to a pre-determined length to make long hair 4
  • short and long hairs 3 and 4 can be tied in the pre-determined hair amount, and moreover, short and long hairs 3 and 4 can be tied by controlling to the pre-determined mixing ratio, thereby a wig of
  • Fig.6 is a diagrammatical view illustrating tied states of short and long hairs in a method of manufacturing a wig of Fig.3 .
  • a wig 1 manufactured in accordance with the present invention has tying of the pre-determined density of 70% as a whole by tying short and long hairs 3 and 4 to a wig base 2 in the pre-determined density each, namely 35% each in the present example. Since long hair 4 is supported around their root portions by short hair tied in the vicinities, their lying down is prevented, resulting in good standing, and appearance is improved, as well as bulky appearance is attained, as the exposure of the wig base 2 is prevented by the presence of short hair.
  • Fig.7 is a diagrammatical view illustrating a modified example of tied states of short and long hairs 3 and 4 of a wig 1 manufactured in accordance with the second embodiment of the present invention.
  • the wig manufactured in accordance with said second embodiment as shown in Fig.6 , short and long hairs 3 and 4 are tied respectively in 35% of the pre-determined density.
  • the case is such that the pre-determined density of short and long hairs 3 and 4 is 70% which prevents the exposure of a wig base 2 as in the case of Fig.6 , and the pre-determined ratios of long and short hairs 4 and 3 are 70% and 30%, respectively. Therefore, long and short hairs 4 and 3 are tied, respectively, in the pre-determined densities 49% and 21%.
  • the standing of long hair 4 is good by the presence of short hair 3, natural appearance is improved, and as a whole, the effect that the wig base 2 is not exposed further is obtained.
  • a wig base 2 is composed as a net base in said embodiment, it is obvious that it is not so limited, but an artificial skin base may do.
  • short and long hairs 3 and 4 are of mutually same color and size, with mutually different curl diameters, but it may not be so limited, but they may be of mutually different color and size, and these differences bring about the color and the volume feelings not obtainable by conventional methods of tying, and natural appearance or fashionability is improved.
  • Example 1 a wig 1 in accordance with the present invention was manufactured. Utilizing a plaster pattern of the wig wearer's head shape prepared in advance, covering it with a net made of plastics such as nylon and polyester, coating thermosetting resin solution thereon, and heating to about 100°C, a net base 2 as a wig base was manufactured by molding to a curved shape as the head shape. As the first step, curled hair 5 with a relatively small curl diameter of about 30 cm were tied to said net base 2 on matrix-like filaments of a net base 2 and at their cross sections. The hair 5 was tied by bending a strand to two at a center to form a pair, and by hooking their bent portions with a specific hooking needle to form knots 5a in the net base 2.
  • the length of the hair 5 tied first was 15 cm, equal to that of long hair 4. Since the tied area of the net base 2 was 300 cm 2 , and the pre-determined density was 70%, the weight of 15 cm long hair was 50 g. Since also the pre-determined ratio of short hair 3 in hair number was 50%, the hair weight of the first tied hair 5 was about 25 g.
  • the hair 5 tied to a net base 2 was cut to 3 cm with clippers to be short hair 3.
  • Said short hair cut to 3 cm was further cut in a diagonal direction with clippers in a pre-determined width to be 1 to 3 cm long to give a length distribution to short hair.
  • curly hair with a relatively large curl diameter of about 30 cm as a total was bent to two, and knotted to pre-determined positions, resulting in tying long hair 4 of 15 cm length.
  • artificial hairs of nylon filaments of the same black color and same diameter were used for short and long hairs 3 and 4.
  • Long hair 4 had the same pre-determined ratio of 50% as short hair, and were tied among short hair 3 at pre-determined intervals.
  • Example 1 The same wig 1 as in Example 1 in accordance with the present invention was manufactured, except for the pre-determined ratio of short and long hairs 3 and 4 designed as 33% and 67%, respectively.
  • Example 2 The same wig 1 as in Example 2 in accordance with the present invention was manufactured, except for dark brown as the color of short hair 3, and light brown as the color of long hair 4.
  • a wig with short hair was manufactured by the conventional method to make short hair with thinning scissors.
  • a spotty pattern with thinning clippers usually 20 to 30% more than a pre-determined density are tied in general, and in the present example, hair was tied at 90% density in order to make the pre-determined density 70% as in Example 1, and cut with thinning scissors to about 70% by visual judgment after tying.
  • the tying time to a wig in the present comparative example was longer than that of Example 1 due to the increase of the amount by 20%.
  • the wigs of Examples 2 and 3 had lower pre-determined ratio (33%) of short hair 3 than that of Example 1, but had better appearance than the wig of Example 1 in wig standing and natural appearance.
  • Example 3 in addition to improvement of bulky appearance, since short hair 3 was dark brown and long hair 4 was light brown, the root portions close to head skin were dark colored, and the tip portions were light brown, and both colors were well mixed, as short and long hairs 3 and 4 were mutually mixed and almost uniformly allocated, resulting in the color feeling which were not attained by conventional tying methods, and also excellent gradation could be attained.
  • a wig base 2 may be not a net base but a base of artificial skin.
  • a wig base 2 of an excellent artificial skin can be manufactured if urethane resin is molded by coating and drying to a pre-determined thickness on to a plaster pattern of the wig wearer's head shape prepared in advance.
  • short and long hairs can be controlled in a pre-determined density, and in a pre-determined ratio with improved working efficiency, by writing with a marker or else the pre-determined density and distribution pattern of short and long hairs on the back side of artificial skin, or by adhering the paper with these items written thereon to the male pattern of the head shape, laying thereon an artificial skin base, and tying hair to the artificial skin base along the distribution pattern visible through the artificial skin base.
  • a marker or else the pre-determined density and distribution pattern of short and long hairs on the back side of artificial skin or by adhering the paper with these items written thereon to the male pattern of the head shape, laying thereon an artificial skin base, and tying hair to the artificial skin base along the distribution pattern visible through the artificial skin base.

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