FR2580907A1 - Tie formed from two parts of fabric, a wide part forming the knot and the visible part, another narrow part forming a sliding loop around the neck, by means of a slide closure (zip) - Google Patents

Abstract

The subject of the invention is a tie formed from two strips of fabric, one strip forming the tie knot and the wide visible part, the other strip forming the fastening around the neck. It is composed of a wide strip of fabric 5, fastened removably to a core and with which its free end forms a tie knot 6 by turning around the said core, of a narrow band of fabric 4, of which one part forms a fastening loop 2 sliding at the knot 6 and the other part, the free end, passes through the knot 6 and the core. The narrow part 4 is formed largely by sub-division into two strips which can be assembled into a single strip by means of a fastening such as a slide closure (zip). Tie for clothing.

Description

 The subject of the invention is a tie formed by two strips of fabric, one strip forming the tie knot and the large visible part, the other strip forming the tie around the neck.

 The state of the art can be defined by a patent application filed on May 31, 1983 by KAWAMURA SHOUJI KABUSHIKI KAISHA EP.

83303103.2 / 0126818. This request describes a tie that can be easily put on or taken off without having to untie the knot. This tie is composed of a narrow part which forms the tie around the neck and this, in a traditional way and another large part which comes to form the knot of the tie, by tying around an element acting as core and into which the end of the narrow part is inserted, allowing the knot to always keep a clean presentation and a beautiful aesthetic appearance. To remove the tie, simply open the part which acts as a fastener at the level of the quick fasteners or slide the end of the narrow part which passes through the knot to enlarge the passage of the loop. The sliding knot can be blocked at its core by a locking means such as a pin. Said pin is placed behind the hidden face of the knot core at the passage which passes through the knot core, through which passes the narrow end of the tie.

 Another patent FR.2.083.705 relates to a zipper tie. This device makes it possible to open and close a tie, which allows it to be flattened for maintenance and thus give it back its original shape.

 The tie according to the invention can be quickly put on and taken off. The knot always looks good.

 This tie is also made in two parts: a narrow part which forms the tie around the neck and a wide part which forms a tie knot around an attached core. The narrow part is formed, for the most part, by the assembly of two bands mounted on a zipper. This narrow part therefore forms a band which can be more or less large by assembling more or less the two bands by their zipper.

 The free end of the narrow part passes through the core of the tie knot. A means acting as a cursor is put in place at the core to ensure a good approximation of the two sides of the bands mounted on a zipper. Said cursor is fixed to said core by means such as a clip or a hook.

 The attached drawings given by way of indicative and non-limiting example will allow the invention to be easily understood. They represent a preferred embodiment according to the invention.

 Figure 1 is a schematic view of the tie showing, by arrows, the action of the knot on the sliding fastening loop formed by a zipper and the narrow strip of fabric.

 Figure 2 is a view of the tie according to Figure 1, view put in place around the neck.

 FIG. 3 is a view of the tie knot, seen in section, before the wide strip of fabric forms a knot around the core.

 FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the tie knot, when finished, seen along the axis A-A shown in FIG. 5.

 Figure 5 is a view of the tie, seen in plan along F (see Figure 4).

 Figure 6 is a view of the tie knot, plan view, seen from the front along G (see Figure 4).

 Figure 7 is a plan view of the narrow fabric strip.

 Figure 8 is a plan view of the wide portion of the fabric strip forming the most visible portion of the tie.

 Figure 9 is a perspective view of the slider of the slide fastener, fixed in the core, seen from the front.

 Figure 10 is a perspective view of the core around which the tie knot is formed by the end of the wide part to which it is fixed and through which passes the free end of the narrow part.

 The tie 1 is made up of two parts 4 and 5: a narrow part 4 which forms the fastener 2 around the neck 3 and a wide part 5 which forms a tie knot 6 around a core 7.

 The wide part 5 of the fabric strip is removably attached by its free end 8 to the core 7. This end 8 can be fixed by a quick coupler 9, a rivet or any other means of attachment. The other free end 10 of the wide part 5 comes, by knotting around the core 7, to form the node 6 then it descends in the traditional way, (see FIGS. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6). No locking means ensures that the knot is kept in place.

 The narrow part 4 forms the tie 2 of the tie. This fastener 2 is formed by a loop 11 sliding at the node 6. The narrow part 4 is formed largely by the subdivision into two strips 12,13 which can be assembled into a single strip by means of a fastener such that a zipper 14. The means acting as a slider 15 ensures good assembly of the two bands 12 and 13. This slider 15 is placed on the core 7, it allows the opening and closing of the closure to slide 14 at the node 6, in the core 7. This cursor 15, by its shape, comes, like a staple, to be plugged on the edges of the core 7. Said core 7 has the shape of an inverted truncated cone and crushed on one side. A fixing lug 16 allows the end 8 of the wide part 5 to be hooked by means of a rivet 9 on said core 7.

 Stops or stops 17 make it possible to provide for a stop in the travel of the zipper 14 at the end and at the start of the race in 18.

 The tie according to the invention allows fine and rapid adjustment of the neck band of the tie. It is not necessary to provide a means of blocking the attachment loop. Without any traction, the zipper 14 does not open unexpectedly.

 This tie is therefore suitable for all people who do not wish to make and untie their tie knot, to all those who professionally have to put on or take off, several times a day, their tie.

Claims (8)

 1. Tie formed of two parts of fabric, a wide part forming the knot and a narrow part forming the tie around the neck, an attached core allows, with the wide part, to form the knot of the tie and allows the passage of the free end of the narrow part which ensures the adjustment of the loop of the neck characterized by the fact that it is composed of a wide strip of fabric (5), removably attached to a core (7 ) and with which its free end forms a tie knot (6) by turning around said core (7), a narrow strip of fabric (4), part of which forms an attachment loop (2) sliding at level of the node (6) and the other part, free end, passes through the node (6) and the core (7).  2. Tie formed of two parts of fabric, a wide part forming the knot and a narrow part forming the tie around the neck, an attached core allows, with the wide part, to form the knot of the tie and allows the passage of the free end of the narrow part which ensures the adjustment of the neck loop according to claim 1 characterized in that the narrow part (4) is formed, for the most part, by the subdivision into two bands (12 , 13) which can be assembled in a single strip, by means of a fastener such as a zipper (14).  3. Tie formed of two parts of fabric, a wide part forming the knot and a narrow part forming the tie around the neck, an attached core allows, with the wide part, to form the knot of the tie and allows the passage of the free end of the narrow part which ensures the adjustment of the neck loop according to any one of claims 1 or 2 characterized in that a means acting as a slider (15) is placed on the core (7), it allows the opening and closing of the zipper (14) at the node (6) in the core (7).  4. Tie formed of two parts of fabric, a wide part forming the knot and a narrow part forming the tie around the neck, an attached core allows, with the large part, to form the knot of the tie and allows the passage of the free end of the narrow part which ensures the adjustment of the neck loop according to any one of claims 1, 2 or 3 characterized in that the core (7) has the shape of a trunk of cone overturned and crushed on one side.  5. Tie formed of two parts of fabric, a wide part forming the knot and a narrow part forming the tie around the neck, an attached core allows, with the wide part, to form the knot of the tie and allows the passage of the free end of the narrow part which ensures the adjustment of the loop of the neck according to any one of claims 1, 2, 3 or 4-characterized in that the core (7) has a fixing lug (16) which allows the attachment of the end (8) of the wide part (5) by means of a rivet (9) on said core (7).  6. Tie formed of two parts of fabric, a wide part forming the knot and a narrow part forming the tie around the neck, an attached core allows, with the large part, to form the knot of the tie and allows the passage of the free end of the narrow part which ensures the adjustment of the neck loop according to any one of claims 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 characterized in that the stops (17,18) allow set the limit switch when opening and closing the slide fastener (14).  7. Tie formed of two parts of fabric, a wide part forming the knot and a narrow part forming the tie around the neck, an attached core allows, with the wide part, to form the knot of the tie and allows the passage of the free end of the narrow part which ensures the adjustment of the neck loop according to claim 1 characterized in that the wide part (5) of the fabric strip is removably fixed by its free end (8) to the core (7) by a quick coupler or rivet (9).  8. Tie formed of two parts of fabric, a wide part forming the knot and a narrow part forming the tie around the neck, an attached core allows, with the large part, to form the knot of the tie and allows the passage of the free end of the narrow part which ensures the adjustment of the loop of the neck according to claim 1 characterized in that the free end (10) of the wide part (5) comes, knotting around the core (7), form the knot (6) then it descends in the traditional way.