EP4062782A1 - Bas tube pour une jambe, ainsi qu'ensemble tricot doté d'un bas tube - Google Patents

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EP4062782A1
EP4062782A1 EP22163073.4A EP22163073A EP4062782A1 EP 4062782 A1 EP4062782 A1 EP 4062782A1 EP 22163073 A EP22163073 A EP 22163073A EP 4062782 A1 EP4062782 A1 EP 4062782A1
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A41—WEARING APPAREL
    • A41B—SHIRTS; UNDERWEAR; BABY LINEN; HANDKERCHIEFS
    • A41B11/00—Hosiery; Panti-hose
    • A41B11/08—Stockings without foot parts
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A41—WEARING APPAREL
    • A41D—OUTERWEAR; PROTECTIVE GARMENTS; ACCESSORIES
    • A41D13/00—Professional, industrial or sporting protective garments, e.g. surgeons' gowns or garments protecting against blows or punches
    • A41D13/05—Professional, industrial or sporting protective garments, e.g. surgeons' gowns or garments protecting against blows or punches protecting only a particular body part
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A41—WEARING APPAREL
    • A41D—OUTERWEAR; PROTECTIVE GARMENTS; ACCESSORIES
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  • the invention relates to a sports socks, in particular a stirrup socks and/or a socks, for a leg with a tubular stocking body with an inside, an outside and a longitudinal axis, the tubular stocking body surrounding the leg in a first put-on state and with the inside along the long axis against the leg so that the outside is visible.
  • the invention also relates to a jersey set with one or more sports socks of the type mentioned.
  • Known sports socks are often made of knitwear or fabric and surround the legs, in particular the shins and fibulae, of relevant players during a football match, for example.
  • sports socks serve both to keep the corresponding muscle groups warm and to protect the shins in particular from mechanical influences in the hectic pace of a game.
  • the U.S. 2012/0180196 A1 relates to hockey socks having two layers which are slidably joined together.
  • An inner layer is designed as a cut protection layer.
  • the DE 20 2005 002 803 U1 also relates to a shin guard made of two layers, with between corresponding layers, a mechanical shin guard can be introduced and fixed.
  • the DE 199 25 981 A1 discloses a sports stocking with integrated inflatable air chambers, the air chambers in the inflated state serving to protect a wearer against impact effects.
  • the DE 27 19 578 A1 relates to a so-called tubular sock, the tubular sock having markings for correct donning.
  • the EP 1 335 053 B1 discloses a two-layer sock and a corresponding manufacturing method.
  • the DE 103 56 818 A1 discloses a stocking with asymmetric reinforcements.
  • the DE 100 04 625 C1 discloses a stocking with partially translucent areas.
  • U.S. 2012/0102613 A1 discloses a sock with pressure pads to increase comfort for a wearer.
  • Known sports socks or shin guards are uniformly single-colored or uniformly colored or also uniformly patterned and, for example, in the colors of a corresponding one Eisenhan designed. If such sports socks are designed very similarly or in similar colors between opposing teams during a game, it is difficult for a referee monitoring the game to assign the legs of a respective player that are important for the evaluation of a game situation, for example to avoid an unfair game situation in the To be able to make correct decisions in football or hockey.
  • the object of the invention is to improve the prior art.
  • a sports socks for a leg with a tubular stocking body with an inside, an outside and a longitudinal axis wherein the tubular stocking body surrounds the leg in a first applied state and rests against the leg with the inside along the longitudinal axis, so that the outside is visible from the outside of the leg, the inside and the outside being different colors from each other, have different patterns and/or different structures from each other, so that the stocking can be turned and/or turned inside out along the longitudinal axis into a second applied state such that the outside is completely or partially in contact with the leg and the inside is completely or partially visible from outside the leg causes a color change, a change in pattern and/or a change in structure of the stocking, so that for an observer, in particular for a referee or linesman, a changed color, a changed pattern or a changed structure compared to the first state put on by the color change, the pattern change and/or the structural change can be seen from outside the leg.
  • a sports sock with a clearly differently designed inside compared to an outside designed separately from it, for example through different colors, through different patterns and/or through different structures can, for example in the case of similar socks of two opposing teams, by turning, by turning inside out and/or by a turning of the respective sports socks, a clear marking of the respective legs with the resulting changed colour, the resulting changed pattern and/or the resulting changed structure for members of a team.
  • a referee can thus clearly assign the legs of the respective players and thus make a clear decision, for example in the case of a foul a clear assignment of the corresponding player.
  • the inside and the outside can be designed in strongly contrasting colors, in patterns that can be clearly distinguished from one another and/or also with, in particular, very different surface structures.
  • sports socks are used in pairs on two legs together.
  • Each sports socks usually have a "tubular stocking body" which is formed from a knitted fabric, a knitted fabric or a fabric and is designed to be pulled over a player's leg due to its tubular design and a corresponding, in particular radial, elasticity to become and then to remain on the leg due to this very elasticity, a resulting compression force in the direction of the leg and as a result of friction.
  • a tubular stocking body which is formed from a knitted fabric, a knitted fabric or a fabric and is designed to be pulled over a player's leg due to its tubular design and a corresponding, in particular radial, elasticity to become and then to remain on the leg due to this very elasticity, a resulting compression force in the direction of the leg and as a result of friction.
  • An “inside” is in a respective wearing position, i.e. a respective applied state, facing the leg, a corresponding “outside” facing away from the leg.
  • a “longitudinal axis” runs essentially along a longitudinal direction of the leg, that is, for example, essentially parallel to the shinbone of the person, that is, the player.
  • the corresponding longitudinal axis is not precisely defined mathematically, but is intended to characterize the course along the leg, ie also to include deviations from an ideal axis of, for example, ⁇ 15° caused by bulging of a muscle.
  • the reference to the longitudinal axis of a limb other than a leg is a bone running within the limb, for example the ulna in the forearm.
  • a “done condition” describes an arrangement of the tubular stocking body around the leg in a corresponding wearing position, for example such that the tubular stocking body is applied from the ankle area of the person to an upper area of the fibula below the knee and is in contact with the leg .
  • first fitted state the inside faces the leg and the outside is subsequently visible from outside the leg; in a “second fitted state” the outside faces the leg, ie the inside is subsequently visible.
  • “Other different colors, patterns and / or structures” describe the property of the inside and outside, according to the core idea of the invention, a clear assignment of a corresponding color, one corresponding pattern or a corresponding structure allows such that a visual distinction between the inside and the outside is clearly possible.
  • the inside can be red and the outside blue in order to use corresponding colors
  • the inside can also be checked and the outside can be striped and/or the inside can be smooth and the outside can be heavily structured in order to be able to use corresponding properties according to the invention.
  • Such properties can also be used in combination, so that, for example, both the color and the pattern and/or the structure on the inside and on the outside are designed differently from one another.
  • a “twist” describes removing the sock from the leg and correspondingly rotating and swapping the inside for the outside, resulting in the sock being put back on the leg with the inside and outside swapped over.
  • an “inversion” is used, with the sports socks being rolled along the leg in such a way that the outside and the inside change their respective positions with one another.
  • a put-on state achieved by turning and/or turning inside out for example in the case of the second put-on state, the outside is fully or partially positioned against the leg and the inside is fully or partially visible, so that the corresponding differences in colors, patterns and/or Structures inside to outside opposite to the first applied state such be used that with the transfer of the sports socks into the second applied state, a corresponding identification change for the players concerned has taken place.
  • Such an identifier change can be described as a "color change”, i.e. a transition between two or more clearly distinguishable colors, as a "pattern change", i.e. a change in clearly distinguishable patterns, and/or as a "structure change", i.e. a change in clearly distinguishable structures , be performed.
  • the sock body has a first sock part and a second sock part, the first sock part forming the inside and the second sock part forming the outside and the first sock part and the second sock part being connected to one another at a respective end area, so that in particular a partial or complete turning and/or a partial or complete turning inside out of the stocking body along the longitudinal axis depending on the width of the turning and/or the width of the inside out causes a partial or complete color change, pattern change and/or structure change.
  • a corresponding sports socks can also be turned inside out completely or partially in the sense of a continuous rolling over the leg and thus, for example, a visible representation of the colors, patterns and/or structures on the inside and on the outside of the corresponding parts can be made together. This is a much simpler identification corresponding player, which also allows an intermediate marking between two clear states.
  • a “stocking part” describes a part of the sports socks, which is designed analogously to the tubular stocking body and, together with another stocking part, then forms the tubular stocking body in such a way that the first stocking part and the second stocking part in particular are connected to one another in such a way that both can slide off one another and so that in particular a continuous turning inside out of the sports socks along the longitudinal axis is made possible.
  • an intermediate layer or several intermediate layers in the form of a further stocking part or several further stocking parts can be arranged between the first stocking part and the second stocking part.
  • a corresponding further part of the stocking can be used, for example, as an intermediate layer with good sliding properties for easier sliding of the first part of the stocking on the second part of the stocking, as an intermediate layer with high friction for fixing the first part of the stocking in relation to the second part of the stocking when it is put on and/or as a cut protection layer, for example an aramid or a polyamide.
  • An “end area” here describes the area of the respective stocking part, which in itself represents a conclusion or an end on a stocking part, at which, for example, a tubular stocking part has a respective opening.
  • the respective stocking parts are connected to one another in a respective end area, in particular on a respective circumference of the respective end area, for example by a seam produced by sewing, by a zipper and/or by an adhesive seam.
  • the first stocking part and/or the second stocking part has or have stripes, in particular stripes with different colors on the inside and on the outside.
  • Such strips can be used, for example, to create a characteristic pattern applied to the respective stocking part, which allows a clear distinction to be made between the inside and the outside.
  • stripes with different colors are applied on the inside and on the outside.
  • the body of the stocking, the first part of the stocking and/or the second part of the stocking can also have a reflector or reflective parts, so that incident light generates a signal effect by reflecting the incident light.
  • the sports neck can also be designed in a fluorescent color. The inside and the outside are each designed differently.
  • the stocking body, the first stocking part and/or the second stocking part has or have a protective element.
  • the "protective element” is in this case, for example, as a ring-shaped protective unit or several ring-shaped protective units made of plastic or metal with a particularly flat cross-sectional geometry, so that the ring-shaped protective units surround the respective leg, in particular nestle snugly against the leg and thus protect the leg.
  • These ring-shaped protective units which are arranged concentrically or substantially concentrically around the longitudinal axis, allow the sports socks to be continually turned inside out and/or continuously turned without the ring-shaped protective units being bent or deformed.
  • corresponding ring-shaped protective elements are arranged, for example, freely movable between the first stocking part and the second stocking part, so that the respective ring-shaped protective element can slide freely between the stocking parts, or the respective ring-shaped protective element is only attached to the first stocking part or to the second stocking part, so that the respective ring-shaped protective element is carried along with the corresponding stocking part when turning and/or turning inside out.
  • a respective stocking part can have, for example, straps, pockets or loops, which are arranged circumferentially around the longitudinal axis and accommodate the respective ring-shaped protective element.
  • the protective element can also have a rod-shaped protective means or several rod-shaped protective means, which in particular consist of a respective receptacle arranged in the first stocking part and/or the second stocking part.
  • Such a “rod-shaped protective means” is formed from a plastic or a metal analogously to a ring-shaped protective unit and has an elongate geometry.
  • a “receptacle” is arranged, for example, on a respective sock part, mechanically connected to the sock part and adapted in a cross section to a cross section of the rod-shaped protective means in such a way that the receiver serves analogously to a pocket for inserting and receiving the rod-shaped protective means, with the rod-shaped protective means in is then mechanically fixed in the sports socks when pushed in.
  • the respective rod-shaped protective means is arranged parallel or essentially parallel to the longitudinal axis and can in particular be articulated and/or elastic, so that the respective rod-shaped protective means in an articulated and/or elastic configuration does not present any significant resistance when turning and/or turning inside out and still unfolds its protective effect on the leg against mechanical influences such as kicks or impacts that are essentially orthogonal to the longitudinal axis.
  • the rod-shaped protective means can also be designed to be rigid, so that turning and/or turning inside out is prevented when the rod-shaped protective means is pushed into the corresponding receptacle of the sports socks.
  • the first part of the stocking and/or the second part of the stocking can be designed with a pocket for the respective rod-shaped protective means, which is in particular parallel to the longitudinal axis, which makes it possible for the rod-shaped protective means to fix, for example, a state in which the sports socks have been brought .
  • the rod-shaped protective means or the rod-shaped protective means can then be removed from the pocket or pockets, so that turning and/or turning inside out is made possible.
  • the pocket can then in turn be accessible in such a way that the new state, which for example corresponds to the second applied state, is again fixed by inserting the rod-shaped protective means or by inserting the rod-shaped protective means into the respective pocket.
  • an opening of a respective pocket is arranged in the end region or at one end region, the first stocking part being connected to the second stocking part in this end region.
  • the object is achieved by a jersey set with one or more sports socks according to one of the previously described embodiments.
  • Such a jersey set with one or more sports socks can be matched to one another in such a way be designed so that the jersey and/or the corresponding shorts clearly identify a respective team and one or more socks are designed in such a way that a design that matches the jersey and/or the shorts is selected both in a basic state and in a turned-over state and yet a clear distinction between the two states of the respective socket is made possible between the respective legs of the player and, for example, the legs of a player from an opposing team.
  • a sports sock 101 has an inside 103 and an outside 105 .
  • the sports sock 101 is designed in a basic color 107, on which ring strips 109 and a reflective strip 111 are applied.
  • the ring strips 109 differ in structure and color from the basic color 107.
  • the basic color 107 is red in the example shown, the ring strips are blue and structured.
  • the reflective strip 111 is silver and reflects light.
  • Spiral stripes 113 are arranged on a base color 112 on the inside 103 of the sports sock 101 .
  • the basic color is yellow in this example, the spiral strips 13 are green and have a structure and run spirally on the inside 103.
  • the sports sock 111 is formed from a single layer of fabric with the appropriate colors, textures and patterns printed thereon, both on the outside 105 and on the inside 103 as previously described.
  • a sports sock 251 has an outer part 253 and an inner part 255 .
  • the outer part 253 and the inner part 255 are each tubular, arranged one inside the other and connected in a ring shape by means of seams 257 .
  • the sports socks 251 can thus be turned inside out continuously “endlessly” along a turning direction 271 along a longitudinal axis 261 .
  • the sports socket 251 ring reinforcements 281, which between the outer part 253 and the Inner part 255 are arranged.
  • the ring reinforcements 281 are arranged concentrically to the longitudinal axis 261 and protect a leg 201 on which the sports sleeve 251 is arranged above a foot 203 to protect the tibia and fibula.
  • sports socks 251 Similar to sports socks 101, sports socks 251 have a different color, a different structure and a different pattern on the outside associated with outer part 253 and on the inside associated with inner part 255 (not shown).
  • protective strips 291 are incorporated into sports socks 251 .
  • the protective strips 291 are pushed into receiving pockets (not shown) parallel to the longitudinal axis 261 in such a way that the inserted respective protective strip 291 effectively prevents the sports socks 251 from turning over in the turning-over direction 271 .
  • Openings 293 of the receiving pockets are located in the region of the seam 257 and are only provided on one side of the tubular sports socks along the longitudinal axis 261 (in figure 2 shown as an example "above", i.e. arranged in the direction of the knee).
  • the sports socks 251 can be turned or turned over according to the desired structure, color or a corresponding pattern that is necessary for identifying a player.
  • the respective protective strips 291 are then pushed into the respective receiving pocket through the respective opening 293, so that the inverted and/or turned state of the sports socks 251 is fixed. So can the sports socks 251 no longer slip on the leg 201 or change its turning or inverted position.
  • protective strips are configured flexibly in exchange for the respective protective strip 291 in such a way that the sports socks 251 can still be turned inside out along the inverting direction 271 .
  • the ring reinforcements 281 and the protective strips 291 create a corresponding network of protective devices for the leg 201, which is flexible in the turning direction but orthogonal to the longitudinal axis 261 and robust, so that the leg 201 remains unharmed even during rough play.
  • a jersey set 301 has a sports sock 303 and a sports sock 305 .
  • the sports socks 303 and 305 are designed to match a jersey 307 of the jersey set 301 and trousers 309 of the jersey set 301 .
  • a corresponding base area 304 of the sports socks 303 and 305 is designed in color analogous to a base area 308 of the jersey 307 and a base area 312 of the trousers 309 .
  • Corresponding strips 306 on the sports socks 303 and 305 are designed analogously to strips 310 and strips 314 on the jersey 307 and the pants 309 .

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US5226194A (en) 1990-02-05 1993-07-13 Staley William L Method for making a vented sock
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US20120180196A1 (en) 2011-01-14 2012-07-19 David Tock Cut-resistant hockey sock
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DE2719578C2 (fr) 1976-11-15 1987-01-02 Thorneburg Hosiery Mill, Inc., Statesville, N.C., Us
DE3635606A1 (de) * 1986-10-20 1988-04-21 Theo Prestel Kleidungsstuecke mit unterschiedlicher gestaltung der innen- und aussenseiten
US4756026A (en) * 1987-05-04 1988-07-12 Pierce Jr Alfred R Limb protector
US5226194A (en) 1990-02-05 1993-07-13 Staley William L Method for making a vented sock
DE10004625C1 (de) 2000-02-03 2001-07-05 Falke Kg Strumpf und Strumpfhose sowie Verfahren zu deren Herstellung
EP1335053B1 (fr) 2002-02-07 2010-06-30 Wigwam Mills, Inc. Chausette à deux couches et procédé pour sa fabrication
DE10356818A1 (de) 2003-12-05 2005-07-07 Falke Kg Beinbekleidungsstück
DE202005002803U1 (de) 2005-02-22 2005-06-09 Scherer, Reinhold Doppelter Schienbeinstutzen/Schienbeinstutzenstrumpf
US20120102613A1 (en) 2010-10-27 2012-05-03 Damian Loth Compression sock
US20120180196A1 (en) 2011-01-14 2012-07-19 David Tock Cut-resistant hockey sock
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