JP2002115102A - Garment improved in anti-slip part - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a fit-type garment having slight slip-up and slip-down of the vicinity of the rim toward the almost horizontal direction of the human body, attached with an anti-slip function and giving no influence of unevenness to an outerwear owing to slight difference in level of the vicinity of the rim. SOLUTION: This garment as a short girdle is so designed that a plurality of uneven ridge-like parts 3b and formed on the face and the back of the vicinity of the bottom rim 9 of a side-back body 3 almost parallel along the bottom rim 9, the uneven ridge-like parts 3b are formed through switching the knit texture of a united knitting formed continuously from a body fabric part 3a in which uneven ridge-like parts are not formed, and the bottom rim 9 of the side-back body is comprised of a rim causing no fraying and having no turn-up.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to clothing which contains an elastic yarn at least in a part thereof and which is fitted tightly to a human body and worn. Related to improved clothing.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, women's clothing which is worn relatively tightly on the body, such as short girdle, long girdle, body suit, swimsuit, fit-type slip, fit-type petticoat, brassiere, etc. It is widely used as women's clothing that beautifully arranges lines. These garments, except for some specific parts, contain at least a part of elastic yarn,
It has elasticity to fit the body.

[0003] Short girdle, long girdle, body suit, swimsuit, fit-type slip, fit-type petticoat, etc., for clothing having a breast cup, apart from the breast cup portion, the shape from the stomach to the lower abdomen. It is made of almost stretchable fabric except for certain parts such as stomach retainers for trimming. For the stomach support, etc., the elasticity is small or the clothing is applied to the fabric with low elasticity in either the horizontal or vertical direction, or the back or front side of the front body or front center body made of elastic fabric Some of the above-mentioned fabrics having a low elasticity or at least a cloth having a low elasticity in either the horizontal direction or the vertical direction are used as a backing cloth. Further, for example, in a clothing having a hip portion such as a short girdle, a long girdle, a body suit, a swimsuit, and the like, in a garment having a crotch portion, in order to adjust the shape of the hip, such as by raising the hip, the portion from the lower side to the side of the hip. Measures are taken to increase the power of expansion and contraction, and to line fabrics with low elongation. Also, apart from breast cups in bras, etc., the base cloth is usually made of a non-elastic thread that does not contain elastic threads, and the back cloth uses its elasticity to fit the body. Normally, a stretchable fabric containing elastic yarn is used except for a stopper attachment portion attached to a tip portion thereof. In the present invention, even with such elastic clothing,
Naturally, there may be non-stretchable parts in some of the parts, so it is described as "the clothing contains at least a part of the elastic yarn ... clothing", and the whole fabric constituting the clothing is the elastic yarn. May be composed of fiber yarns containing, or may include, in some cases, a portion in which a fabric not containing the elastic yarn is used. Partially contained ... clothing ".

[0004] Among these garments, in garments having a hem portion such as a short girdle, a long girdle, a body suit, a swimsuit, a fit-type slip, and a fit-type petticoat, the hem is shifted up or down. Rubber tape is sewn along the edge of the hem to prevent this. In a brassiere or the like, tapes having higher elastic power than the back cloth, which are called upper side tape and lower side tape, are sewn along the upper and lower edges of the back cloth, respectively. This prevents the bra from slipping up and down,
The bra is tightly fitted around the chest.

[0005] However, such a rubber tape or the like has a large thickness, and therefore, when worn, a step is generated in the portion,
When wearing tight outerwear etc., the unevenness of the steps is reflected in the outerwear, and there is a problem that the appearance of the wearer is remarkably deteriorated. (If such a phenomenon affects the outerwear, To tell.). Further, since a tape such as a rubber tape is narrow and has a strong expansion and contraction power, there is a problem that the rubber tape is easily cut into the body and a trace of the bite of the rubber tape is formed on a wearer's body.

If a rubber tape having a reduced expansion / contraction power is used in order to solve this problem, the so-called anti-slip function for preventing the portion from rising and slipping is greatly reduced. Further, in recent years, for edges such as skirts, fabrics having no flaps and no folded edges, so-called fabrics that do not require trimming, have come to be used. Instead of adhering rubber tape etc. to the edge, switch the knitting structure of an integrated knit that is continuous from the body material part to the hem part, and increase the thickness of the elastic yarn inserted in the vicinity of the hem This solves the problem of irregularities affecting the outerwear by making the tightening force (stretching power) in the vicinity of the hem stronger than the tightening force of the fabric in the inner part, and prevents the hem from shifting up and down The means are gaining popularity.

[0007]

However, since a flat cloth without such a step is used for the hem, the knitting structure is switched by changing the knitting structure for the tightening force in the vicinity of the hem. Because it is flat, it is not necessarily enough from the viewpoint of stopping slippage, a function to stop slippage such as rising and falling of the hem is added, and moreover, fit-type clothing that unevenness does not affect the outerwear Is required.

[0008] The present invention further improves the above-mentioned problems, and in order to meet the above-mentioned demands, clothing which contains an elastic yarn at least in a part thereof and which is fitted tightly to a human body to be worn in a direction substantially parallel to the human body. Fit near the edge of the garment (for example, the hem of clothing or the upper or lower edge of the brass back cloth) with less slippage and slippage, with a function to stop slippage, and without unevenness affecting the outerwear It aims to provide a type of clothing.

[0009]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides a garment fitted with a tight fit to a human body having an improved slip prevention portion as described below.

[0010] (1) At least a part of at least a back surface near an edge of a garment which contains an elastic yarn at least in a part thereof and which is fitted tightly to a human body and which is worn in a direction substantially parallel to the human body, is provided with the edge portion. A plurality of uneven ridges are formed substantially parallel to each other, and the uneven ridge is an integrated knit that is continuously knitted from a body material portion where the uneven ridge is not formed. A garment characterized by an uneven ridge portion formed by switching a knitting structure.

(2) In the garment described in the above item (1), it is preferable that the rim is formed of a non-folded rim having no fraying.

(3) In the clothing according to any one of the above items (1) and (2), the convex ridge portion of the uneven ridge portion has a knitting structure essentially the same as the body cloth portion. Preferably, the knitted portion is a convex ridge portion further formed by a combination of knitting of an inelastic yarn and insertion of an elastic yarn, and the concave ridge portion is preferably a ground knit portion where the convex ridge portion is not formed.

(4) In the garment described in the above item (3), in the concave-convex ridge portion, the combined portion of the knitting of the inelastic yarn and the insertion of the elastic yarn is continuous for 2 to 4 wales of the knitted fabric. One convex ridge portion is formed by being present, and one concave ridge portion is formed by the fact that the ground knit portion where the convex ridge portion serving as a concave ridge is not formed is continuously provided for 1 to 3 wales. Preferably, it is formed.

(5) In the garment described in the above item (3), a combination portion of knitting of an inelastic yarn and insertion of an elastic yarn is continuously present for two wales of the knitted fabric in the uneven ridge portion. Thereby, one convex ridge portion is formed,
It is preferable that one knitted ridge is formed by the presence of one wale of a ground knit portion where the ridge is not formed.

(6) In the clothing according to any one of the above items (1) to (5), the density of the uneven ridges in the uneven ridge portion is 3 to 8 per 1 cm width of the uneven ridge portion. Is preferred.

(7) The garment according to any one of the above (3) to (6), wherein the body cloth portion and the ground knit portion of the uneven ridge portion are formed of a Russell knitted fabric continuously knitted, It is preferable that the Russell knitted fabric is formed of a knitted knitted fabric in which a non-elastic yarn and an elastic yarn are knitted to a left-right symmetrical stitch.

(8) In the garment described in the item (7), the Russell knitted fabric of the body knitted portion and the ground knitted portion of the uneven ridge portion is selected from atlas, double atlas, mesh, and power net. It is preferably one.

(9) In the garment described in the above item (7), it is preferable that the Russell knitted fabric of the body knit portion and the ground knit portion of the uneven ridge portion is a 4-course atlas.

(10) In the garment according to any one of the above (3) to (9), the non-elastic yarn used for the combination of the knitting of the non-elastic yarn forming the convex ridge portion and the insertion of the elastic yarn. Is preferably an inelastic yarn that is resistant to slippage.

(11) In the garment described in the above item (10), it is preferable that the inelastic yarn having resistance to slip is at least one selected from a crimped synthetic fiber yarn and a cotton yarn. .

(12) In the clothing according to any one of the above items (3) to (11), the elastic yarn used for the combination of the knitting of the inelastic yarn forming the convex ridge portion and the insertion of the elastic yarn is used. Preferably, the elastic yarn is thicker than the elastic yarn used for the ground knitting portion.

(13) In the clothing according to any one of the above items (3) to (11), the elastic yarn used for the combination of the knitting of the inelastic yarn forming the convex ridge portion and the insertion of the elastic yarn is used. And a polyurethane elastic yarn having a fineness of 78 to 310 dtex.

(14) In the garment according to any one of the above items (1) to (13), at least a part of the body cloth portion and the uneven ridge portion includes a portion having a stronger tightening force. It is preferred to consist of a knitted fabric with a change in force.

(15) In the garment described in the above item (14), the tightening force of the portion where the tightening force is changed is:
It is also preferred that the tightening force changes stepwise or continuously.

(16) In the garment according to any one of the above (14) to (15), the change in the tightening force is provided by changing the thickness of the elastic fiber yarn used. preferable.

(17) In the clothing according to any one of the above items (14) to (16), the tightening force of the uneven ridge portion of the body portion and the uneven ridge portion is relatively strong, and Preferably, the tightening force of the parts is relatively weak.

(18) In the garment according to any one of the above items (14) to (16), a part of the body material portion of the body material portion and the uneven ridge portion has relatively strong tightening force. It is preferred that

(19) In the clothing according to any one of the above (1) to (18), the clothing is a short girdle,
One type of clothing selected from long girdle, body suit, swimsuit, fit type slip, fit type petticoat, bra, and the part where the uneven ridges are formed is short girdle, long girdle,
In garments selected from bodysuits, swimwear, fit-type slips, and fit-type petticoats, at least a portion of the hem portion, and in bras, along the vicinity of the upper and / or lower edge of the back cloth. It is preferably a part.

[0029]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION In the garment of the present invention, the edge of the garment which is oriented substantially in the human body (for example, short girdle, long girdle, body suit, swimsuit, fit type slip, fit type petticoat) A plurality of uneven ridges are formed substantially parallel to the hem portion, at least a part of the back surface near the upper edge and / or lower edge of the back cloth of the bra, and the like, substantially parallel to the edge portion, The concave-convex ridge portion is composed of a concave-convex ridge portion formed by switching the knitting structure of an integrated knitted fabric continuously knitted from a body material portion on which the concave-convex ridge portion is not formed. And more preferably, said edge comprises a non-folded edge without fraying.

That is, in the garment of the present invention, a plurality of irregularities formed substantially parallel to the edge near the edge such as the hem of the girdle or the upper or lower edge of the brassiere back cloth. The ridge portion is an uneven ridge portion formed by switching the knitting structure of an integrated knitted fabric continuously knitted from the body material portion where the uneven ridge portion is not formed, and formed by switching the knitting structure. Since it is a knitting structure that is continuous from the body fabric, the body fabric portion and the uneven ridge portion do not produce a step that echoes in the outerwear as if a conventional rubber tape was attached, Practically, there is almost no step. Moreover, since the uneven ridges are formed by switching the knitting structure, the uneven ridges are extremely thin, and a plurality of ridges are formed on at least the back side of the clothing, that is, on at least the skin side of the wearer. Therefore, when applied to a fit-type garment, the non-slip can reduce the slip-up and slip-down by exhibiting the resistance to the stress of the slip-up and slip-down due to the uneven ridge-shaped portion. Function is exhibited. In the present invention, since the present invention is applied to the fit-type garment, the uneven ridge portion also fits the wearer's body, and therefore, the tightening force of the uneven ridge portion is not particularly increased as compared with other portions. I don't mind. Therefore, if there is no uneven ridge portion (for example, a portion along the uneven ridge portion where the uneven ridge portion is shifted to the body cloth portion, or a region where the uneven ridge portion is provided, By attaching it to the part slightly inside the hem and slightly inward from the hem, the area in contact with the hem is made into a ground knit with no uneven ridges. Even in this case, it is possible to use a thin elastic tape that is thinner and has less elastic power than the conventional rubber tape, such as a power net flat tape, instead of a strong elastic power like a conventional rubber tape. . That is, by using such a stretchable tape having a weakened stretchable power, it is also possible to achieve an effect of complementing the anti-slip function of the uneven ridge portion. Therefore, the elastic power is weaker than that of the conventional rubber tape, and a thin elastic tape can be used.Therefore, the rubber tape may bite into the skin like the conventional rubber tape, the rubber tape may be left on the skin, and the step due to the thickness may be different. However, problems affecting the outerwear can be avoided. However,
In the present invention, the use of such an elastic tape is not essential, and it is generally not used. However, if you want to use an elastic tape, you can use an elastic tape that has a lower elastic power and a smaller thickness than conventional rubber tape, so you can avoid problems like using conventional rubber tape. Becomes Therefore, when an elastic tape is used, it is preferable to use an elastic tape whose thickness is equal to or less than the height of the uneven ridges.

Further, in the present invention, if it is desired to provide a part having a relatively strong tightening force in the garment so as to have a function of correcting the body shape, that is, if the garment is to be subjected to a change in the tightening force, the garment may have irregularities. Regardless of the ridges, the tightening force can be changed according to the demand for the body shape correcting function.

By changing the knitting structure of the integral knitted fabric which is continuous from the body cloth portion to the hem portion as described above, the thickness of the elastic yarn used in the hem vicinity portion is increased, so that the vicinity of the hem portion is increased. The tightening force (stretching power) of the inner part (in the direction away from the hem edge) is stronger than the tightening force of the fabric in the part to solve the problem that irregularities such as rubber tape affect the outerwear. Means for preventing the sliding down are known, but in this case, the tightening force (expansion / contraction power) in the vicinity of the skirt must be inevitably increased. In the case of the garment of the present invention, a resistance action against slippage due to the unevenness of the uneven ridge portion is exerted, and it is possible to prevent the portion from rising and slipping, so that the tightening force (stretching power) of the uneven ridge portion is not necessarily required. Is not required to be strong. Therefore, as described above, in the present invention, if a relatively strong portion of the tightening force is provided in the garment to provide a body shape correction function, that is, if a change in the tightening force is applied to the garment, Regardless of the uneven ridges, the tightening force can be changed according to the demand for the body shape correcting function. However, the tightening force in the vicinity of the uneven ridge portion or the portion including this portion is particularly increased compared to other portions, or the tightening force is changed in the width direction within the range of the uneven ridge portion to tighten the tightening force. It is preferable to provide a portion having a relatively strong force in the vicinity of the edge because the function of preventing the edge from moving up and down can be further enhanced. Hereinafter, providing a change in the tightening force may be referred to as providing a tightening force gradation.

In the garment of the present invention, the edge of the portion where the uneven ridge is formed is an edge without fraying, that is, an edge that does not need to be trimmed. Is very preferred. There is no need to trim the edges, such as sewn the edges to prevent fraying of the edges.The edges can be composed of a single piece of cloth without folds, the edges can be made thinner, and the steps caused by the folded seam occur. There is an advantage that the possibility can be extremely reduced, and since there is no folded stitching, the feeling of wearing is excellent, and the folding stitching step can be omitted, which is advantageous in terms of cost.

Hereinafter, in order to facilitate understanding of the present invention, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. However, the present invention is limited to only these illustrated embodiments. It is not limited.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view from the front side of a short girdle, which is a garment that contains the elastic yarn of the present invention in at least a part thereof and is fitted tightly to a human body and worn.
FIG. 2 is a perspective view seen from the rear side of the short girdle shown in FIG.

In FIGS. 1 and 2, 1 is a front body, 2 is a stomach retainer which is provided on the front body 1 in this case, which is made of a race, 3 is a side-back body, 3a is a side-back body 3 The body cloth portion 3b is an uneven ridge, and in this case, the uneven ridge is formed on the front and back surfaces. It is not necessary that the uneven ridges are particularly formed on the front side, but usually the cloth constituting such clothing is relatively thin except in special cases,
When a plurality of uneven ridges are formed by changing the knitting structure, the uneven ridges generally appear on the front and back of the fabric. 4 is a crotch, 5 is a suture line connecting the left and right front bodies 1 to each other, 6 is a suture line connecting the left and right stomach supports together, 7 is a side-back body 3 and a front body 1 and a stomach support 2. 8 is a suture line joining left and right side-back body 3 to each other, 9
Is the hem of the side-back body.

In this example, the front body 1 is made of a knitted fabric which does not contain elastic yarn which has little elasticity in the vertical direction of the garment and some elasticity in the horizontal direction of the garment. The stomach retainer 2 is made of a lace which has little elasticity in the vertical direction of the garment and does not contain an elastic yarn having a slight elasticity in the horizontal direction. The side-back body 3 is made of a knitted fabric which is elastic in both the vertical and horizontal directions and contains an elastic yarn. The front and back sides of the side-back body near the hem edge 9 are substantially parallel to the hem edge 9. A plurality of uneven ridges 3b are formed, and the uneven ridges 3b have a knitting structure of an integral knitted fabric continuously knitted from a body portion 3a on which no uneven ridges are formed. An uneven ridge portion formed by switching. The hem edge 9 of the side-back body is formed of a non-folded edge without fraying. The cloth having such a non-folded edge without fraying is sometimes referred to as a cloth that does not require trimming, and is manufactured by a known method such as a so-called thread removal method. Is omitted. In this example, when forming the uneven ridge portion 3b, the convex ridge portion will be described in detail with respect to the knitting structure, but the thickness of the elastic yarn (spandex yarn made of polyurethane fiber) inserted and used here. By using a yarn that is considerably thicker than the elastic yarn (spandex yarn made of polyurethane fiber) used for the body material portion 3a, the tightening force (stretching power) in the region where the uneven ridges 3b are formed can be reduced. I'm strong. For example, assuming that the elastic yarn used for the body material portion 3a is 44 dtex, the elastic yarn used for forming the convex ridge of the uneven ridge portion 3b is 2 dtex.
A considerably thicker elastic thread is used, such as 35dtex. However, the thickness of the elastic yarn is given as a reference for one embodiment, and is not limited to this.
In this embodiment, as described later, the yarn used for forming the convex ridges of the uneven ridge portion 3b is the elastic yarn and a crimped yarn such as wooly nylon (an inelastic material having slip resistance). Ridges are formed in combination with the yarn.

If necessary, the thickness of the elastic yarn used for forming the convex ridges may be changed in two or more steps in the width direction or continuously in the region of the concave / convex ridges 3b. For example, the elastic yarn inserted near the hem 9 is made thicker than the elastic yarn inserted into the region above the hem 9), and the tightening force changes in the region of the uneven ridge 3b. May be provided.

The short girdle of this embodiment has a plurality of uneven ridges formed by changing the knitting structure of the body cloth portion and switching the knitting structure of an integral knitted fabric continuously knitted from the body cloth portion. Is formed almost parallel along the hem edge near the hem edge of the side-back body, by this uneven ridge, against the rise and slip of the hem,
Resistance will be exerted. Further, since the tightening force (expansion / contraction power) in the region where the uneven ridges are formed is enhanced, the synergistic effect of the two can further reduce the rise and slip of the skirt. Moreover, since the uneven ridge portion is an uneven ridge portion formed by switching the knitting structure of an integrated knit that is continuously knitted from the body portion where the uneven ridge portion is not formed,
There is no large step at the boundary between the body material part and the uneven ridge part, and there is no step that reflects and reflects on the outerwear. In addition, since the unevenness of the uneven ridge portion is also an uneven ridge portion formed by switching the knitting structure, the thickness is relatively small, the thickness is not so large, the unevenness is not so large, and further, the hem edge portion 9 is frayed. Because it is made of a non-folded edge, it does not bite into the wearer's body as in the case of using rubber tape and the trace does not remain unsightly, and the feeling of wearing is improved. Short girdle can be provided.

Next, another embodiment of the short girdle of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

FIG. 3 is a front perspective view of another embodiment of a short girdle which is a garment which contains the elastic yarn of the present invention in at least a part thereof and is fitted tightly to a human body and worn. FIG. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the short girdle shown in FIG.

The short girdle shown in FIG. 3 and FIG.
The difference from the short girdle shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 is that the tightening force of the body fabric portion of the side-back body 3 is changed between the body fabric 3a and the body fabric 3a '. This is designed so that the tightening force gradually increases in the order of the body cloth 3a <the body cloth 3a ′ <the uneven ridges 3b. By gradually increasing the tightening force in three steps, the tightening force gradually changes over a wide area, so that the wearer's uncomfortable feeling is reduced and the body shape of the wearer is further improved. This is preferable because it can be compensated while maintaining a smooth silhouette that is unlikely to occur. Otherwise, FIGS. 1 and 2
A short girdle that can exhibit the same function as described above can be provided. Therefore, the same portions as those of the short girdle in FIGS. 1 and 2 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof will not be repeated.

Next, with reference to FIGS. 5 and 6, a description will be given of a long girdle which is a garment which contains the elastic yarn of the present invention in at least a part thereof and is fitted tightly to a human body and worn.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of one embodiment of the long girdle of the present invention as seen from the front side, and FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the long girdle shown in FIG. 5 as seen from the rear side.

5 and 6, reference numeral 11 denotes a front center body,
Reference numeral 2 denotes a small elastic stomach support provided on the front center body 11, reference numeral 13 denotes a front side-back-leg body, reference numeral 13a denotes a body part of the front side-back-leg body 13, and reference numeral 13b denotes an uneven ridge. In this case, ridges and valleys are formed on both sides. It is not necessary for the ridges to be particularly formed on the front side, but usually the cloth constituting such clothing is relatively thin except in special cases, so the knitting structure is changed to change the When a ridge is formed, the uneven ridge generally appears on the front and back of the fabric. 17 is a suture line between the side-back-leg body 13 and the front center body 11;
Is a suture line joining left and right side-rear-leg body 13 together, and 19 is a hem edge of the side-rear-leg body.

In this example, the front center body 11 is made of a knitted fabric containing elastic yarns stretchable in both the vertical and horizontal directions of the garment. For the stomach retainer 12, a knitted fabric having almost no elasticity in both the vertical and horizontal directions of the clothing is used. The side-back-leg body 13 is made of a knitted fabric containing elastic yarns that are stretchable in both the vertical and horizontal directions. A plurality of concavo-convex ridges 13b are formed so as to extend around the leg substantially in parallel.
The uneven ridge portion 13b is an uneven ridge portion formed by switching the knitting structure of an integrated knit that is continuously knitted from the body portion 13a where the uneven ridge portion is not formed. The skirt edge 19 of the side-back-leg body is formed of a non-folded edge without fraying. Fabrics with no folds that do not fray like this
As described above, the fabric may be referred to as a fabric that does not require trimming, and is made by a known method such as a so-called thread removal method. Therefore, detailed description of the manufacturing method is omitted. In this example, the thickness of the elastic yarn (spandex yarn made of polyurethane fiber) inserted into the convex ridge portion when forming the uneven ridge portion 13b is determined by the elastic yarn ( By using a thread that is considerably thicker than polyurethane fiber spandex yarn)
The tightening force (expansion / contraction power) in the region where the uneven ridges 13b are formed is increased. For example, if the elastic yarn used for the body material portion 13a is 44 dtex, the elastic yarn used for forming the convex ridge of the uneven ridge portion 13b is 235 dt.
The elastic thread which is considerably thick is used as in ex. However, the thickness of the elastic yarn is given as a reference for one embodiment, and is not limited to this. In this embodiment, as described later, the yarn used for forming the convex ridges of the uneven ridge portion 13b is the elastic yarn and a crimped yarn such as wooly nylon (an inelastic material having slip resistance). Ridges are formed in combination with the yarn.

Further, if necessary, the thickness of the elastic yarn used for forming the convex ridge is changed in two or more steps in the width direction or continuously in the region of the concave / convex ridge portion 13b. For example, the elastic yarn inserted near the hem edge 19 is made thicker than the elastic yarn inserted in the region above the hem edge 19), and the tightening force changes in the region of the uneven ridge 13b. May be provided.

The long girdle of this embodiment has a plurality of uneven ridges formed by changing the knitting structure of the body cloth portion and switching the knitting structure of an integrated knitted fabric continuously knitted from the body cloth portion. Is formed almost parallel to the skirt edge near the skirt edge of the side-back-leg body, so that the uneven ridges provide resistance to the rise and slip of the skirt. Will be demonstrated. Further, since the tightening force (expansion / contraction power) in the region where the uneven ridges are formed is enhanced, the synergistic effect of the two can further reduce the rise and slip of the skirt. In addition, since the uneven ridges are formed by switching the knitting structure of an integral knitted fabric that is continuously knitted from the body portion where the uneven ridges are not formed, the body ridges are formed. There is no large step at the boundary between the portion and the uneven ridge, and there is no step that reflects on the outerwear. In addition, since the unevenness of the uneven ridge portion is also an uneven ridge portion formed by switching the knitting structure, it is relatively thin and not so thick, not so large unevenness, and further, the hem edge portion 19 is likely to be frayed. Because it is made of a non-folded edge, it does not bite into the wearer's body as in the case of using rubber tape and the trace does not remain unsightly, and the feeling of wearing is improved. Long girdle can be provided.

Next, another embodiment of the long girdle of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

FIG. 7 is a front perspective view of another embodiment of a long girdle that is a garment that contains the elastic yarn of the present invention in at least a part thereof and is fitted tightly to a human body and worn. FIG. FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the long girdle shown in FIG.

The difference between the long girdle shown in FIGS. 7 and 8 and the long girdle shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 is that the body cloth portion of the side-back-leg body 13 is different from that of the body cloth 13a. The tightening force changes between the body cloth 13a ′ and the body cloth 13a <body cloth 13a ′ <uneven ridge 13b.
Is designed so that the tightening force gradually increases in the following order. By gradually increasing the tightening force in three stages, the tightening force gradually changes over a wide area, so that the wearer's uncomfortable feeling is reduced and the body shape of the wearer's thigh is corrected. This is preferable because the correction can be performed while maintaining a smooth silhouette in which a step is less likely to occur. In other respects, a long girdle that can exhibit the same functions as those in FIGS. 5 and 6 can be provided. Therefore, FIGS.
The same parts as those of the long girdle are denoted by the same reference numerals, and redundant description is omitted.

Next, with reference to FIGS. 9 and 10, a description will be given of a bodysuit which is an article of clothing which contains the elastic yarn of the present invention in at least a part thereof and is fitted tightly to a human body and worn.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view of one embodiment of the body suit of the present invention as viewed from the front side, and FIG. 10 is a perspective view of the body suit shown in FIG. 9 as viewed from the rear side.

9 and 10, reference numeral 21 denotes a front center body, 22 denotes a front side body, 23 denotes a side-back body, 23a denotes a body cloth part of a side-back body 23, and 23b denotes an uneven ridge portion. In this case, an uneven ridge portion is formed on both sides. Although it is not necessary that the uneven ridges are formed on the front side,
Usually, except for special cases, the fabric that makes up such clothing is relatively thin, so if you change the knitting structure and form multiple uneven ridges, the uneven ridges will be on the front and back of the fabric It is common to appear. 27 is a suture line between the front side body 22 and the front center body 21; 24 is a crotch;
Is a suture line joining left and right side-back bodies 23 together, 29 is a hem edge of the side-back body, 31 is a suture line between the front side body 22 and the side-back body 23, 32 is a breast cup part , 33 are shoulder straps. In addition, in FIG. 10, the breast cup corresponding to the right side of the human body shown in FIG. 9 and the shoulder strap attached to the breast cup should be visible. Are omitted because they do not hinder the understanding of the present invention even if they are omitted. It should be noted that substantially the same omission is made in the drawings (perspective view from the rear side) relating to the body suit of the other embodiment.

In this example, the front center body 21 is made of a knitted fabric containing elastic yarns stretchable in both the vertical and horizontal directions of the garment. The stomach support (not shown) is provided in the portion from the abdomen to the lower abdomen on the back side of the front center body 21 of the body suit, and a knitted fabric having almost no elasticity in the vertical direction of clothing is used. The front side body 22 and the side-back body 23 are made of a knitted fabric containing elastic yarns that are stretchable in both the vertical and horizontal directions. A plurality of uneven ridges 23 substantially parallel to each other
b are formed, and the uneven ridges 23b are formed by switching the knitting structure of an integrated knit that is continuously knitted from the body portion 23a where the uneven ridges are not formed. Shape. The skirt edge 29 of the side-back body 23 is formed of a non-folded edge without fraying. The cloth having such a non-folded edge without fraying is sometimes referred to as a cloth that does not require trimming, as described above, and is made by a known method such as a so-called thread removal method. Detailed description of the manufacturing method is omitted. And in this example, the uneven ridges 23b
The elastic yarn (spandex yarn made of polyurethane fiber) inserted into the convex ridge portion when forming is made considerably thicker than the elastic yarn (spandex yarn made of polyurethane fiber) used for the body portion 23a. The tightening force (expansion / contraction power) in the region where the uneven ridges 23b are formed is increased by using the thread. For example, the elastic yarn used for the body part 23a is 78 dtex.
In this case, the elastic yarn used for forming the convex ridge of the uneven ridge portion 23b is a considerably thick elastic yarn, such as 310 dtex. However, the thickness of the elastic yarn is given as a reference for one embodiment, and is not limited to this. In the present embodiment, as described later, the yarn used for forming the convex ridges of the uneven ridge portion 23b is the elastic yarn and a crimped yarn such as wooly nylon (an inelastic material having slip resistance). Ridges are formed in combination with the yarn.

If necessary, the thickness of the elastic yarn used for forming the convex ridges may be changed in two or more steps in the width direction or continuously in the region of the concave / convex ridges 23b. For example, the elastic yarn inserted near the hem 29 is made thicker than the elastic yarn inserted into the region above the hem 29, and the tightening force changes in the region of the uneven ridge 23b. May be provided.

The body suit of this embodiment has a plurality of uneven ridges formed by changing the knitting structure of the body cloth portion and switching the knitting structure of an integral knitted fabric continuously knitted from the body cloth portion. Are formed substantially parallel to the hem edge of the side-back body along the hem edge, so that the uneven ridges provide resistance to the rise and slip of the hem. Will be. Further, since the tightening force (expansion / contraction power) in the region where the uneven ridges are formed is enhanced, the synergistic effect of the two can further reduce the rise and slip of the skirt. In addition, since the uneven ridges are formed by switching the knitting structure of an integral knitted fabric that is continuously knitted from the body portion where the uneven ridges are not formed, the body ridges are formed. There is no large step at the boundary between the portion and the uneven ridge, and there is no step that reflects on the outerwear.
In addition, since the unevenness of the uneven ridge portion is also an uneven ridge portion formed by switching the knitting structure, the unevenness is relatively small, the thickness is not so large, and is not so large.
9 is made of a non-folded edge that does not fray, so that it does not bite into the wearer's body and leave its marks unsightly, as in the case of using rubber tape, and the hem has a good feeling of wearing. An improved body suit with a deviation prevention part can be provided.

Next, another embodiment of the bodysuit of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

FIG. 11 is a perspective view from the front side of another embodiment of a body suit which is a garment which contains the elastic yarn of the present invention in at least a part thereof and is fitted tightly to a human body and worn. FIG. FIG. 12 is a perspective view of the body suit shown in FIG.

The body suit shown in FIG. 11 and FIG.
The difference from the body suit shown in FIG. 9 and FIG.
The body fabric portion of the back body 23 has a different tightening force between the body fabric 23a and the body fabric 23a '. As a result, the body fabric 23a <the body fabric 23a'<the uneven ridges 23b. The point is that the tightening force is designed to gradually increase. In this way, by gradually increasing the tightening force change in three stages, the tightening force gradually changes in a wide area, so that the wearer's discomfort is reduced, and the body shape of the lower buttock of the wearer is corrected. This is preferable because the correction can be performed while maintaining a clean rounded and smooth silhouette in which a step is hardly generated. In other respects, a body suit that can exhibit the same functions as those in FIGS. 9 and 10 can be provided. Therefore, the same parts as those of the body suits in FIGS. 9 and 10 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and redundant description is omitted.

Next, with reference to FIG. 13 and FIG. 14, a description will be given of a brassier which is a garment which contains the elastic yarn of the present invention in at least a part thereof and is fitted tightly to a human body and worn.

FIG. 13 is a front view of one embodiment of the brassiere according to the present invention as viewed from the front, and FIG. 14 is a rear view as viewed from the back of the brassiere shown in FIG.

In FIGS. 13 and 14, reference numeral 42 denotes a breast cup portion, reference numeral 41 denotes a foundation cloth (although not particularly limited, generally, a firm cloth having a small elasticity is used), reference numeral 43 denotes a shoulder strap, 44 is a back cloth made of stretchable cloth containing elastic yarn, 44a is a body cloth portion of the back cloth, and 44b is an uneven ridge portion. In this case, uneven ridges are provided on the front and back near the lower edge 51 of the back cloth. A shape is formed. It is not necessary for the ridges to be particularly formed on the front side, but usually the cloth constituting such clothing is relatively thin except in special cases, so the knitting structure is changed to change the When a ridge is formed, the uneven ridge generally appears on the front and back of the fabric. In the brassiere of this embodiment, an elastic elastic tape 46 is sewn on the back side along the upper edge 50 so as to serve also as a reinforcing tape. Reference numeral 47 denotes a lower side tape for reinforcing the lower side edge of the base cloth, and is usually sewn with a tape made of a small stretchable fabric. Reference numeral 45 denotes a portion to which a fastener such as a hook is attached, which is not particularly limited, but is usually made of a non-stretchable fabric. Reference numeral 48 denotes a sewing line for the base cloth and the back cloth.

In this example, the back cloth 44 is stretchable in its longitudinal direction, and a knitted material containing an elastic yarn is used. A plurality of uneven ridges 44b substantially parallel to
The uneven ridge portion 44b is formed by switching the knitting structure of an integral knitted fabric continuously knitted from the body portion 44a where the uneven ridge portion is not formed. Department. The lower edge 51 of the back cloth 44 is formed of a non-folded edge without fraying. The cloth having such a non-folded edge without fraying is sometimes referred to as a cloth that does not require trimming, as described above, and is made by a known method such as a so-called thread removal method. Detailed description of the manufacturing method is omitted. In this example, the elastic yarn (spandex yarn made of polyurethane fiber) inserted into the convex ridge portion when forming the uneven ridge portion 44b has the same thickness as that of the elastic yarn ( By using a yarn that is considerably thicker than a polyurethane fiber (spandex yarn), the tightening force (stretching power) in the region where the uneven ridges 44b are formed is increased. For example, assuming that the elastic yarn used for the body portion 44a is 78 dtex, the elastic yarn used for forming the convex ridge of the uneven ridge portion 44b is a considerably thick elastic yarn such as 310 dtex. However, the thickness of the elastic yarn is given as a reference for one embodiment, and is not limited to this. Further, in this embodiment, as described later, the yarn used for forming the convex ridges of the uneven ridge portion 44b is the elastic yarn and a crimped yarn such as wooly nylon (an inelastic material having slip resistance). Ridges are formed in combination with the yarn.

Further, if necessary, the thickness of the elastic yarn used for forming the convex ridge may be changed in two or more steps in the width direction or continuously in the region of the concave / convex ridge portion 44b. For example, the elastic yarn inserted near the lower edge 51 is made thicker than the elastic yarn inserted in the region above the lower edge 51), and the tightening force changes in the region of the uneven ridge 44b. May be provided.

The brassiere of this embodiment has a plurality of uneven ridges formed by changing the knitting structure of the body portion of the back cloth and switching the knitting structure of an integral knitted fabric continuously knitted from the body portion. Since the ridge portion is formed near the lower edge of the back cloth and substantially parallel to the lower edge, the uneven ridge portion provides resistance to the upward and downward displacement of the back cloth. Will be. Furthermore, the tightening force (expansion / contraction power) in the area where the uneven ridges are formed
Is increased, and the synergistic effect of the two can further reduce the upward and downward movement of the back cloth. In addition, since the uneven ridges are formed by switching the knitting structure of an integral knitted fabric that is continuously knitted from the body portion where the uneven ridges are not formed, the body ridges are formed. There is no large step at the boundary between the portion and the uneven ridge, and there is no step that reflects on the outerwear. In addition, since the unevenness of the uneven ridge portion is also an uneven ridge portion formed by switching the knitting structure, it is relatively thin and not too thick, not so large unevenness, and further, the lower edge 51 is frayed. It is made of a non-folded edge, so that it does not bite into the wearer's body as in the case of using rubber tape and the trace does not remain unsightly Can be provided.

Next, another embodiment of the brassiere according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

FIG. 15 is a front view of a brassiere according to another embodiment, which is a garment that contains the elastic yarn of the present invention in at least a part thereof and is fitted tightly to a human body and worn. FIG. It is the perspective view seen from the back side of the brassiere shown in FIG.

The brassiere shown in FIGS. 15 and 16 differs from the brassiere shown in FIGS. 13 and 14 only in the vicinity of the upper edge 50 and the lower edge 51 of the back cloth. The point is that a plurality of uneven ridges 44d and 44b are formed substantially parallel along the lower edge 51.

In this example, the back cloth 44 is composed of upper and lower two back cloth pieces 44y and 44x, and these two back cloth pieces 44y and 44x are respectively elastic in the longitudinal direction and contain elastic yarn. A knitted fabric is used, and one back cloth 44 is formed by being sewn at a joining line 49 at substantially the upper and lower middle portions of the back cloth.

A plurality of uneven ridges 44b are formed substantially in parallel with the lower edge 51 near the lower edge 51 of the back cloth piece 44x along the lower edge 51.
Is a concave-convex ridge formed by switching the knitting structure of an integrated knit that is continuously knitted from the body portion 44a where no concave-convex ridge is formed. The lower edge 51 of the back cloth piece 44x is formed of a non-folded edge without fraying.

Similarly, the upper edge 50 of the back cloth piece 44y
A plurality of uneven ridges 44d are formed substantially parallel to the upper and lower sides along the upper edge 50, and the uneven ridges 44d are body parts 4 having no uneven ridges.
An uneven ridge-shaped portion formed by switching the knitting structure of an integrated knitted fabric continuously knitted from 4c. The upper edge 50 of the back cloth piece 44y is formed of a non-folded edge without fraying. Fabrics with no edges that do not fray like this are sometimes referred to as fabrics that do not require trimming, as described above.
Since it is made by a known method such as a so-called thread removal method, detailed description of the manufacturing method is omitted. In this example, the thickness of the elastic yarn (spandex yarn made of polyurethane fiber) inserted into the convex ridge portion when forming the uneven ridge portions 44b and 44d is used for the body portions 44a and 44c. By using a yarn that is considerably thicker than the elastic yarn (spandex yarn made of polyurethane fiber), the tightening force (stretching power) in the region where the uneven ridges 44b and 44d are formed is increased. For example, the elastic yarn used for the body parts 44a and 44c is 78 dte.
Assuming that x, the elastic yarn used for forming the convex ridges of the concave and convex ridge portions 44b and 44d is a considerably thick elastic yarn such as 310dtex. However, the thickness of the elastic yarn is given as a reference for one embodiment, and is not limited to this. Further, in this embodiment, as described later, the yarn used for forming the convex ridges of the uneven ridges 44b and 44d is the elastic yarn and a crimped yarn such as wooly nylon (which has slip resistance). Inelastic yarn) is used in combination to form a convex ridge.

Also, if necessary, the uneven ridges 44b, 4b
In the region of 4d, the thickness of the elastic yarn used for forming the convex ridge is changed in two or more steps in the width direction or continuously (for example, the elastic yarn inserted near the lower edge 51). For example, the yarn is made thicker than the elastic yarn inserted into the region above the lower edge 51, and the upper edge 5
The elastic yarn inserted near 0 is made thicker than the elastic yarn inserted into the region below the upper edge 50), and the tightening force varies in the region of the uneven ridges 44b and 44d. You may let it.

The brassiere of this embodiment has a plurality of uneven ridges formed by changing the knitting structure of the body cloth portion of the back cloth and switching the knitting structure of an integral knitted fabric continuously knitted from the body cloth part. Since the ridges are formed substantially parallel to the lower edge and the upper edge near the lower edge and the upper edge of the back cloth, respectively, the uneven ridges prevent the back cloth from shifting up and down. , Resistance will be exerted. Further, since the tightening force (stretching power) in the region where the uneven ridges are formed is enhanced, the synergistic effect of the two can further reduce the rise and slip of the back cloth. Moreover, since the uneven ridge portion is an uneven ridge portion formed by switching the knitting structure of an integrated knitted fabric continuously knitted from the body material portion where the uneven ridge portion is not formed, There is no large step at the boundary between the body material portion and the uneven ridge portion, and there is no step that reflects and reflects on the outerwear. In addition, since the unevenness of the uneven ridge portion is also an uneven ridge portion formed by switching the knitting structure, it is relatively thin and not too thick, not so large unevenness, and furthermore, the edge 50 of the upper side of the back cloth, the lower side Edge 51 is made of a non-folded edge without fraying, so that it does not bite into the wearer's body and leave its marks unsightly, as in the case of using rubber tape, and the wearing feeling is good. It is possible to provide an improved bra in which the back cloth is prevented from being displaced.

As described above, the embodiment of the clothing has been described by taking the examples of the short girdle, the long girdle, the body suit, and the bra, but in addition, at least the elastic yarn such as a swimsuit, a fit type slip, and a fit type petticoat is used. It is easy that the present invention can be applied similarly for the improvement of the slip prevention near the edge of the garment worn in a part that is tightly fitted to the human body and worn near the human body, such as the hem. Is to be understood.

The density of the uneven ridges of the uneven ridges in the clothing of the present invention is preferably about 3 to 8 per 1 cm of the width of the uneven ridges. If the amount is too small, the anti-slip function tends to decrease.

The width of the uneven ridges provided on the garment of the present invention also varies depending on the type of the garment and the difference in the expansion / contraction power of the cloth, and is not particularly limited. When it is provided near the hem of a body suit, a swimsuit, a fit type slip, a fit type petticoat, etc., it is preferably about 3 to 7 cm. Because it can be smaller than clothing
The width of the concavo-convex ridge provided near the skirt is 1 to 4 cm.
The degree is preferred. Further, the width of the uneven ridge portion provided in the portion along the vicinity of the upper and / or lower edge of the back cloth of the brassiere is 0.7 for each of the upper and lower edges.
It is preferably about 1.2 cm.

Next, for example, the body portion 3a having no uneven ridges shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 (the same applies to the clothing shown in the other figures) and the body portion 3a are continuous. Ridges and valleys 3b formed by switching the knitting structure of an integral knitted fabric that is knitted in a manner that the rugged ridges used in the garment of the present invention are not formed and the An uneven ridge formed by switching the knitting structure of an integrated knitted body that is continuously knitted, and a knitting structure of a integrally formed fabric composed of a non-raveled edge that is not frayed. A specific example will be described. However, in the present invention, it is not limited to only the knitting structure shown in the following specific examples,
A fabric in which the uneven ridges are formed on at least the back surface by switching the knitting structure of the integrated knitted fabric that is continuously knitted from the body dough portion where the uneven ridge portion is not formed and the body dough portion, and preferably As long as the object of the present invention can be achieved, any other knitting structure may be used as long as the fabric has an edge that is not folded and has no fold.

FIG. 17 shows an uneven ridge portion formed by switching the knitting structure of a body material portion and an integral knitted fabric continuously knitted from the body material portion, and a fold-back that is the edge of the ridge portion. It is a knitting | texture organization explanatory drawing for demonstrating one Embodiment of the knitting | texture knitting | texture structure of the fabric integrally formed from the edge part which does not have.

In this example, the knitting structure of the body cloth portion and the knitting structure of the ground knitting of the uneven ridge portion are the same knitting structure and are formed of a series of knitted fabrics. In the knitting structure of the body cloth portion and the knitting structure of the ground knitting of the uneven ridge portion, for example, an inelastic yarn 100 such as a nylon yarn and an elastic yarn 101 such as a spandex yarn made of polyurethane fiber are knitted. Russell knitting is adopted. Inelastic yarn 100 and elastic yarn 101
As is clear from the figure, the stitches are symmetrical in the left-right line in this example. In this case, since one pattern is a repeating unit in four courses, if a lower organization name is given, it is classified as a four-course atlas stitch. The non-elastic yarn 100 and the elastic yarn 101 are knitted in all the wales, and this is the knitting structure of the body portion and the knitting structure of the plain knitting of the uneven ridge portion.

In the uneven ridge portion, in order to form a portion to be a convex ridge portion, in this example, an inelastic yarn 104 having slip resistance, such as a nylon processed yarn, is further added to the above-described knitted fabric. At the same time as the knitting, an elastic yarn 105 such as a spandex yarn, which is preferably thicker than the elastic yarn used for the ground knitting structure, is inserted. Both the non-elastic yarn 104 and the elastic yarn 105 constitute a repeating unit of one pattern in four courses. In the case of the elastic yarn 105, the elastic yarn 105 is inserted in such a manner that a total of three stitches are swung in the horizontal direction (wale direction) in the figure. The indented ridge does not have the inelastic yarn 104 or the elastic yarn 105, and remains the ground knitting. Therefore, when a combination of one inelastic yarn 104 and one elastic yarn 105 is named a convex ridge yarn, one wale having the convex ridge yarn is used as a convex ridge portion, and one adjacent wale has a convex ridge yarn. Uneven ridges can be formed by alternately repeating every other ridge (not one: one). However, since the width of the ridge is slightly narrow, the wale on which the ridge yarn is present is reduced by two. For example, two wedges adjacent to each other and one wale adjacent to it have a concave ridge portion where no convex ridge yarn is present, or one wedge, or three wedges: two wedges, three wedges: one wedge. The width of the convex ridge and the width of the concave ridge may be determined accordingly.

In this case, it is preferable to employ an edge of the hem which does not fray and has no fold. However, formation of an edge which does not generate such a fray and does not need to be trimmed. Is made by a known method such as a so-called thread removal method.
Although a detailed description of the manufacturing method is omitted, a brief description is as follows.

For easy understanding, FIG. 18 and FIG.
The knitting structure explanatory diagram in which each yarn of the knitting structure explanatory diagram shown in FIG. However, although all the yarns are shown one by one, the actual knitting structure is the inelastic yarn 100 and the elastic yarn 1 as described above.
No. 01 is knitted on all the wales, and the inelastic yarn 104 and the elastic yarn 105 for forming the convex
As described above, a plurality of ridges are usually used depending on the width of one ridge and the number of the ridges. If all the yarns are described in the knitting structure, the knitting structure diagram becomes complicated and it becomes difficult to understand. Therefore, in FIG. 18, all the yarns of all types are entered one by one. However, although not particularly limited, the ear yarns 102a and 102b and the insertion yarn (pulled yarn) 103 are usually one.

That is, the cloth used in the present invention having an edge as described above is usually not knitted one piece at a time by a knitting machine, but is knitted together in plural pieces. That is, 1
The edge of one piece (tentatively referred to as the edge of the A piece) and the edge of another piece (temporarily referred to as the edge of the B piece) are abutted against each other, and the abutted A piece An insertion thread (hereinafter referred to as "pull thread") for connecting the edge of the B piece and the edge of the B piece so that the edge is continuous
It may be called. ) Is inserted in advance at the boundary portion of the knitted fabric, but this thread is inserted at the same time as the knitting of the A piece and the B piece, and the obtained knitted fabric is connected with the A piece and the B piece. By extracting the insertion thread (pull thread), the edge of the A piece and B
It is obtained by separating into A piece and B piece at the boundary with the edge of the piece. However, in order to make the shape of the edge portion relatively smooth and smooth, in this example, an ear thread made of an inelastic thread is further inserted into the edge portion. Note that, for easy understanding, FIG.
, And an area to be a B piece is indicated by B. Reference numerals 102a and 102b in FIG. 17 and FIG. 18 denote ear threads inserted into the respective edge portions. Assuming that the ear thread inserted into the edge of the A piece is 102a, the ear thread 102b is inserted into the edge of the B piece. The insertion thread (pull thread) connecting the butted edge of the A piece and the edge of the B piece is shown as 103. By extracting the insertion yarn 103 from the knitted fabric connecting the obtained A piece and B piece, it is possible to obtain a fabric having no unfolded edges without fraying. That is, the ear threads 102a and 10a for the A piece and the B piece
2b, the elastic yarn 105 is inserted into each
Elastic thread 10 inserted at the edge of the A piece and the B piece
A portion of the elastic yarn 105 (for example, a portion of the elastic yarn 105 swayed to the right or left by three stitches) is entangled with the extracted yarn 103. That is, the elastic yarn 10 of the A piece
In FIG. 5, the respective elastic yarns 105 are removed at the portion P which is the rightmost portion in FIG. 18 and at the portion Q which is the leftmost portion in FIG. Each is entangled with the yarn 103. And the thread 103
Is pulled out and removed, the elastic yarn 105 inserted into the edge of the A piece and the B piece contracts, and is divided into A piece and B piece at the part where the drawn thread 103 was present, It is possible to obtain a fabric having a non-folded edge without fraying.

In the case of this example, in order to form a portion that becomes a convex ridge in the uneven ridge, a spandex yarn thicker than the elastic yarn 101 used for ground knitting is used. Since the elastic yarn is inserted, a fabric can be obtained in which the tightening force of the uneven ridge portion is greater than the tightening force of the body material portion. Although it is not particularly limited because it differs depending on the type of clothing and the portion where the uneven ridge portion is formed, examples of the elastic yarn 105 such as a thick spandex yarn include 78 to 310.
dtex range, more preferably 15
5 to 310 dtex. If it is too thin, the height of the unevenness tends to be small, and the anti-slip function tends to be small. Also, if it is too thick, the height of the unevenness tends to be too large, and the feeling of wearing is reduced, and when wearing tight outerwear, the unevenness is reflected in the outerwear, and the appearance of the wearer It tends to decrease. Also, the fabric tends to be wavy.

Further, for example, when it is desired to change the tightening force in the width direction within the uneven ridge portion, the thickness of the elastic yarn inserted here may be changed according to the required tightening force. This can be achieved by inserting a thicker elastic yarn into the region where the strength is desired to be increased, and using an elastic yarn smaller than the above-mentioned thicker elastic yarn in the region where the tightening force is to be reduced.

When it is desired to apply a change in the tightening force to the body cloth portion, the elastic yarn is further inserted into the portion where the tightening force is to be increased, or the thickness of the elastic yarn to be inserted at that time depends on the area to be inserted. This can be achieved by giving a gradation to the tightening force by changing it, or, in some cases, by inserting an inelastic yarn such as wooly nylon into a portion where the tightening force is to be increased, instead of inserting elastic yarn.

Although not particularly limited, for example, in the case of the girdle shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, if shown as a reference, in the tissue shown in FIG.
dtex nylon multi-filament yarn, 44 dtex spandex yarn as 101, 102a and 102
As b, a 22 dtex nylon multifilament yarn, 103 a 44 dtex nylon multifilament yarn covered with a 44 dtex nylon multifilament yarn (a total of 88 dtex double yarn), 104 a 33 dtex wooly nylon yarn (processed yarn), and 105 as A 235 dtex spandex yarn was used.

In order to form the convex ridge portion, an inelastic yarn 104 is knitted in addition to the elastic yarn 105. The inelastic yarn 104 used in this portion is resistant to slip. Yarn having a property is preferably used. The ridges and ridges are formed to prevent slipping and slipping, so when slipping or slipping stress is applied, it slips to prevent slipping and slipping. Yarn having a certain shape is preferably used. As such a yarn, it is preferable that the surface of the yarn is not smooth or smooth as much as possible,
From such a point of view, a synthetic fiber yarn such as nylon or polyester, or a semi-synthetic fiber yarn such as rayon means a crimped yarn (including a bulky yarn, such as a wooly nylon yarn), and a cotton yarn. Such spun yarn is preferably used. However, the present invention is not limited to these, and the uneven ridge portion can be formed even by using a multifilament yarn that has not been crimped. Elastic yarn 1 for forming a portion to be a convex ridge
As described above, it is preferable to use an elastic yarn thicker than the elastic yarn used for the ground knitting portion, as described above, from the viewpoint of significantly expressing the unevenness of the uneven ridges and increasing the anti-slip function. The uneven ridges can be formed without making the elastic yarn particularly thicker. In this example, the inelastic yarn 104 is woven at the same time as the insertion of the elastic yarn 105 in order to form a portion that becomes a convex ridge portion. However, only one of the elastic yarn 105 and the inelastic yarn 104 is used. However, it is possible to form an uneven ridge. However, the elastic yarn 10
When only 5 is used, an elastic thread that does not feel very good appears on the surface, so when exaggeratedly expressed, the touch tends to decrease as if the skin were in direct contact with so-called raw rubber. When sweating, the unpleasant slimy feeling and unpleasant odor peculiar to the elastic yarn tend to occur. Also, when only the inelastic yarn is used, the formability of the uneven ridge portion is reduced,
The anti-slip function also tends to decrease. Therefore, it is extremely preferable to use the elastic yarn and the non-elastic yarn together and to knit the non-elastic yarn 104 simultaneously with the insertion of the elastic yarn 105.

Next, FIG. 19 shows a modified example of the knitting structure shown in FIG. 17, that is, a knitting structure of a body material portion and an integrated knitted fabric continuously knitted from the body material portion. The knitting structure explanatory diagram for explaining another embodiment of the knitting structure of the integrally formed fabric composed of the uneven ridge portion, and the edge portion thereof, which is a non-folded edge portion without fraying, is shown. . In addition, FIG. 20 shows a knitting structure explanatory diagram (organization explanatory diagram having the same meaning as that in FIG. 18) in which the yarns of the knitting structure explanatory diagram shown in FIG. 19 are combined for description of the knitting structure. However, as described in FIG. 18, all the yarns are shown only one by one.

The knitting structure shown in FIG. 19 and FIG.
7, the knitting structure shown in FIG. 18 differs from the knitting structure shown in FIGS. 17 and 18 in the method of knitting the inelastic yarn 104 in order to form a portion to be a convex ridge in the uneven ridge used in FIGS. 20
As shown by the inelastic thread 106, the stitches are woven in the form of two stitches in the horizontal direction (wale direction) in the figure.
By doing so, the tightening force of the convex ridge portion can be further increased as compared with the knitting shown in FIGS. The other parts are the same as those in FIGS. 17 and 18, and the same parts are denoted by the same reference numerals and description thereof will be omitted.

The thickness of each yarn to be used depends on the type of fiber material to be used, the type and part of clothing to be applied, and the same type of clothing.
It is difficult to define the inelastic yarn 100 in the body fabric portion and the ground knitting portion, because it changes depending on the taste of the fabric appearance as appropriate. For example, in the range of 22 to 77 dtex,
As the elastic yarn 101, a range of 44 to 132 dtex,
As the inelastic yarn 104 or 106 for forming the portion to be the convex ridge portion, a range of 22 to 77 dtex, and as the elastic yarn 105, a range of 78 to 310 dtex, more preferably a range of 155 to 310 dtex, The ear yarns 102a and 102b are in the range of 22 to 66 dtex, and the insertion yarn (pulled yarn) 103 is 88 to 110
Those having a dtex range are preferably used.

The above description has been given with reference to the drawings by using the knitting structure in which the body portion and the uneven knitted portion of the uneven ridge portion are classified into Russell knitting atlas knitting. However, the present invention is not limited thereto. Instead, the Russell knitted fabric may apply a knitting structure such as a double atlas, a mesh, or a power net. In particular, while maintaining the excellent physical properties (for example, rupture, tear strength) of Russell knitting, it is possible to achieve a supple touch, thin fabric, light weight, and excellent shape recovery when expanded and contracted. Atlas knitting as described above is very preferred.

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(1) Clothing which contains the elastic yarn of the present invention in at least a part thereof and is fitted tightly to a human body is worn at least on the back surface near the edge of the clothing which is oriented substantially in the human body. At least in part, a plurality of uneven ridges are formed substantially in parallel along the edge, and the uneven ridges are continuous from the body portion where the uneven ridges are not formed. Since the knitted structure is formed by switching the knitting structure of the knitted integral knit, there is little shift up and down near the edge where the uneven ridge is formed, and the uneven ridge. There is no step that affects the outerwear at the boundary between the ridges or uneven ridges and the body cloth, and the traces of the unevenness of the uneven ridges are difficult to attach to the wearer's body, excellent fit feeling of wearing Can provide the clothing provided

(2) In the clothing of the present invention,
By making the said edge part the preferable aspect of this invention which consists of the edge part without a return which does not generate | occur | produce, since an edge part does not have a fold, an edge part can be made thinner, a feeling of wearing is more favorable, and a step is formed in the edge part. There is no possibility that the edge line will be reflected on the outerwear and the outerwear will not show the edge line of the innerwear, keeping the wearer's silhouette beautiful and sewing with a fold on the edge This is preferable because the steps can be omitted and the production cost can be reduced.

(3) In the clothing of the present invention,
In the uneven ridge portion, the convex ridge portion is formed on the ground knit portion having essentially the same knitting structure as the body fabric portion, further by a combination of knitting of inelastic yarn and insertion of elastic yarn. Yes, the concave ridge portion is a preferred embodiment of the present invention consisting of a ground knit portion where the convex ridge portion is not formed,
In the uneven ridges, it is possible to reduce the appearance of elastic yarn that is not very comfortable on the surface, and to improve the unpleasant sliminess and unpleasant smell peculiar to elastic yarn when sweating, so that a good feeling of wearing It is possible to provide a garment that can achieve the above-mentioned structure, has a good formability of the uneven ridges, and can sufficiently exhibit the anti-slip function (the function of preventing slipping and slipping) as compared with the case where only the inelastic yarn is used. .

(4) In the clothing of the present invention,
In the concavo-convex ridge portion, one convex ridge portion is formed by a combination portion of knitting of an inelastic yarn and insertion of an elastic yarn continuously existing for 2 to 4 wales of a knitted fabric,
According to a preferred aspect of the present invention, in which one concave ridge portion is formed by the fact that the ground knit portion in which the convex ridge portion serving as the concave ridge is not formed is continuously provided for 1 to 3 wales. The convex ridge portion is present with an appropriate thickness, the space between the next convex ridge portion is not too wide, and a clothing exhibiting a good anti-slip function can be provided, which is preferable.

(5) In the clothing of the present invention,
In the concavo-convex ridge portion, one convex ridge portion is formed by a combination portion of knitting of an inelastic yarn and insertion of an elastic yarn continuously for two wales of a knitted fabric, and the concave ridge is formed. In the preferred embodiment of the present invention in which one knitted ridge portion is formed by the presence of one knitted ground knit portion where no ridge portion is formed, the ridge portion has an appropriate thickness. However, the space between the next convex ridge portion is not too large, a good anti-slip function is exhibited, and the appearance of the uneven ridge portion is also a fine uneven ridge portion, which is preferable without reducing the appearance of the clothing.

(6) In the clothing of the present invention,
The density of the uneven ridges in the uneven ridges is the width 1 of the uneven ridges.
When the density of the ridges per unit width is too small, the density of the ridges exhibiting the locking action is reduced and the anti-slip function is reduced by the preferred embodiment of the present invention in which the number is 3 to 8 per cm. When the density of uneven ridges per unit width is too large, the width of the uneven ridges tends to be too narrow and the anti-slip function tends to be reduced. It is preferable because it can provide clothing capable of exhibiting a non-slip function.

(7) In the clothing of the present invention,
The body fabric portion and the ground knit portion of the uneven ridge portion are formed of a continuous knitted Russell knitted fabric, and the Russell knitted fabric is knitted with a non-elastic yarn and an elastic yarn mutually symmetrical to the left and right lines. By adopting the preferred embodiment of the present invention comprising a knitted knitted fabric, it is possible to achieve weight reduction with thin ground without impairing the basic physical properties (particularly bursting, tear strength, etc.) of the conventional Russell knitting,
preferable.

(8) In the clothing of the present invention,
The Russell knitted fabric of the body knit portion and the ground knit portion of the uneven ridge portion is one of atlas, double atlas, mesh, and power net. Basic physical properties (especially rupture,
This is preferable because it is easy to achieve weight reduction on thin ground without impairing the tear strength.

(9) In the clothing of the present invention,
By making the Russell knitted fabric of the body cloth portion and the ground knitted portion of the uneven ridge portion a preferred embodiment of the present invention that is a 4-course atlas, the basic physical properties (particularly bursting, tear strength, etc.) of the conventional Russell knitting are impaired. It is possible to provide a garment having a body cloth portion and a ground knitted portion of a concave and convex ridge portion, which are easy to achieve thin and lightweight, easily deform the fabric after expansion and contraction of the knitted fabric, and have good shape recovery properties.

(10) Further, in the garment of the present invention, the non-elastic yarn used for the combination of the knitting of the non-elastic yarn forming the convex ridge portion and the insertion of the elastic yarn is a non-elastic yarn having a resistance to slippage. By adopting the preferred embodiment of the present invention, which is an elastic yarn, the non-slip function of the uneven ridge portion is enhanced, which is preferable.

(11) In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, in the garment of the present invention, the non-elastic yarn resistant to slipping is at least one selected from a crimped synthetic fiber yarn and a cotton yarn. By doing so, the anti-slip function of the uneven ridge portion is enhanced, and the touch is also good, which is preferable.

(12) In the garment according to the present invention, the elastic yarn used for the combination of the knitting of the inelastic yarn forming the convex ridge portion and the insertion of the elastic yarn is the elastic yarn used for the ground knitting portion. By adopting the preferred embodiment of the present invention, which is an elastic yarn thicker than the yarn, the height of the convex ridge of the uneven ridge portion can be increased, and the tightening force of the uneven ridge portion can be increased, so that the anti-slip function is further enhanced. Clothing can be provided,
preferable.

(13) In the garment of the present invention, the elastic yarn used for the combination of the knitting of the inelastic yarn forming the convex ridge portion and the insertion of the elastic yarn has a fineness of 78 to 31.
By adopting the preferred embodiment of the present invention, which is a polyurethane elastic yarn of 0 dtex, the height of the ridges of the uneven ridges can be increased, and the tightening force of the uneven ridges can be increased, so that the anti-slip function is further enhanced. And the height of the ridges of the uneven ridges does not become too high, the uneven ridges do not reflect on the outerwear, and the fastening force of the uneven ridges is too strong. It is preferable that an appropriate tightening force is applied without deteriorating the wearing feeling and the anti-slip function is further enhanced.

(14) In the garment according to the present invention, at least a part of the body cloth portion and the uneven ridge portion has a change in tightening force including a portion having a stronger tightening force. By the preferred embodiment of the present invention consisting of, suppressing the swelling of extravagance such as body shape correction, or by changing the tightening force of the site necessary to shape the body shape, beautiful body shape correction function can be exhibited Clothing can be provided and is preferred.

(15) In the garment of the present invention, the tightening force of the portion where the tightening force is changed is a preferred embodiment of the present invention in which the tightening force changes stepwise or continuously. Accordingly, since there is no sudden change in the tightening force, a step due to the sudden change in the tightening force hardly occurs, and the body shape can be corrected beautifully, which is preferable. In addition, it is possible to obtain a good garment with a good wearing feeling, which is preferable.

(16) In the above-mentioned garment of the present invention, the tightening force is easily changed by changing the thickness of the elastic fiber thread used in the preferred embodiment of the present invention. Clothes with a change in tightening force can be provided, which is preferable.

(17) In the garment of the present invention, the tightening force of the uneven ridge portion of the body portion and the uneven ridge portion is relatively strong, and the tightening force of the body portion is relatively weak. According to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the anti-slip function is further enhanced, which is preferable.

(18) In the above-mentioned garment of the present invention, a preferred embodiment of the present invention is such that a part of the body material portion of the body material portion and the uneven ridge portion has a relatively high tightening force. By doing so, the body shape correction function is exhibited in the part where the body fabric part is relatively tightened, and the feeling of wearing is good because the tightening force in the uneven ridge part is not so large,
preferable.

(19) In the clothing of the present invention, the clothing is one type of clothing selected from a short girdle, a long girdle, a body suit, a swimsuit, a fit type slip, a fit type petticoat, and a bra. In the garment selected from the short girdle, the long girdle, the body suit, the swimsuit, the fit type slip, and the fit type petticoat, the portion where the uneven ridge portion is formed is at least a part of the hem circumference portion. In the brassiere, the preferred embodiment of the present invention, which is a portion along the vicinity of the upper and / or lower edge of the back cloth, allows these garments to be worn directly on or close to the skin. The edge on which the uneven ridges are formed by being worn and the uneven ridges are formed in the above portions It is a garment that can effectively exert a slip prevention function in the vicinity, and furthermore, there is no step that affects outerwear at the uneven ridge portion or the boundary between the uneven ridge portion and the body cloth portion, and the uneven ridge shape The trace of the unevenness of the part is hardly attached to the body of the wearer, and the effect of achieving an excellent wearing feeling can be efficiently exhibited, which is preferable.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a short girdle, which is clothing of the present invention, as viewed from the front side.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the short girdle shown in FIG. 1 as viewed from the rear side.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a short girdle according to another embodiment of the clothing of the present invention, as viewed from the front side.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the short girdle shown in FIG. 3 as viewed from the rear side.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of one embodiment of a long girdle that is the clothing of the present invention, as viewed from the front side.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the long girdle shown in FIG. 5 as viewed from the rear side.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a long girdle according to another embodiment of the clothing of the present invention as viewed from the front side.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the long girdle shown in FIG. 7 as viewed from the rear side.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view of one embodiment of the body suit which is the clothing of the present invention as viewed from the front side.

10 is a perspective view of the body suit shown in FIG. 9 as viewed from the rear side.

FIG. 11 is a perspective view seen from the front side of another embodiment of the body suit which is the clothing of the present invention.

12 is a perspective view of the body suit shown in FIG. 11 as viewed from the rear side.

FIG. 13 is a front view of one embodiment of a bra that is the garment of the present invention, as viewed from the front side.

FIG. 14 is a rear view of the bra shown in FIG. 13 as viewed from the rear side.

FIG. 15 is a front view of a bra according to another embodiment of the clothing of the present invention, as viewed from the front side.

FIG. 16 is a perspective view of the bra shown in FIG. 15 as viewed from the rear side.

FIG. 17 shows an uneven ridge portion formed by switching the knitting structure of a body cloth portion and an integrated knitted fabric continuously knitted from the body cloth portion, which is used for the clothing of the present invention, and a fray as an edge thereof. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of a knitting structure for explaining an embodiment of a knitting structure of a fabric formed integrally with a non-folded edge portion that does not cause the knitting.

18 is a knitting structure explanatory diagram in which the yarns of the knitting structure explanatory diagram shown in FIG. 17 are described in combination for the description of the knitting structure.

FIG. 19 shows an uneven ridge portion formed by switching the knitting structure of a body cloth portion and an integral knitted fabric continuously knitted from the body cloth portion, which is used for the clothing of the present invention, and a fray as an edge thereof. The knitting | tissue explanatory drawing for demonstrating another embodiment of the knitting | tissue knitting | texture of the integrally formed cloth | flux which consists of the edge part which does not generate | occur | produce and has no fold.

20 is a knitting structure explanatory diagram in which the yarns of the knitting structure explanatory diagram shown in FIG. 19 are described in combination for the description of the knitting structure.

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 Reference Signs List 1 front body 2 stomach support 3 side-back body 3a side-back body 3 body part 3a 'side-back body 3 body part 3b uneven ridges 4 crotch 5 stitching line 6 stitching line 7 stitching line 8 stitching Line 9 Side-back hem edge 11 Front center body 12 Stomach support 13 Front side-back-leg body 13a Body side part of front side-back-leg body 13 13a 'Front side-back-leg body 13 body fabric portion 13b uneven ridge portion 17 suture line 18 suture line 19 hem edge of side-back-leg body 21 front center body 22 front side body 23 side-back body 23a side-back body 23 body fabric Portion 23a 'Side-back body 23 body part 23b Concavo-convex ridged portion 24 Crotch 27 Suture line 28 Suture line 29 Side-back body hem edge 31 Suture line 32 Breast cup 3 Shoulder strap 41 Base cloth 42 Breast cup part 43 Shoulder strap 44 Back cloth 44a Body cloth part of back cloth 44b Irregular ridge part 44c Body cloth part 44d Irregular ridge part 44x Back cloth part piece 44y Back cloth part piece 45 Stopper Attachment part 46 Elastic elastic tape 47 Lower side tape 48 Stitching line 49 Joining line 50 Upper side edge 51 Lower side edge of back cloth 100 Inelastic thread 101 Elastic thread 102a Ear thread 102b Ear thread 103 Insert thread (pull thread) 104 Sliding Inelastic yarn 105 resistant elastic yarn 106 inelastic yarn

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Claims (19)

[Claims] At least a portion of at least a back surface near an edge portion of a garment which contains an elastic yarn at least in a part thereof and which is fitted tightly to a human body and which is worn in a direction substantially parallel to the human body, is attached to the edge portion. A plurality of uneven ridges are formed substantially parallel to each other, and the uneven ridges are continuously knitted from a body portion where the uneven ridges are not formed. A garment characterized by an uneven ridge portion formed by switching tissues. 2. The garment according to claim 1, wherein the edge comprises a non-folded edge without fraying. 3. The convex ridge portion of the uneven ridge portion is formed on the ground knit portion having essentially the same knitting structure as the body fabric portion by a combination of knitting of an inelastic yarn and insertion of an elastic yarn. The garment according to any one of claims 1 to 2, wherein the garment is a convex ridge portion, and the concave ridge portion is a ground knit portion where the convex ridge portion is not formed. 4. In the uneven ridge portion, one convex ridge portion is formed by a combination portion of knitting of an inelastic yarn and insertion of an elastic yarn continuously for 2 to 4 wales of a knitted fabric. 4. The garment according to claim 3, wherein one knitted ridge portion is formed by the presence of a ground knit portion in which the ridge portion serving as a ridge portion is not formed and is continuous for 1 to 3 wales. 5. In the uneven ridge portion, one convex ridge portion is formed by a combination portion of knitting of an inelastic yarn and insertion of an elastic yarn continuously for two wales of a knitted fabric, The garment according to claim 3, wherein one knitted ridge portion is formed by the presence of one wale of a ground knit portion in which the ridge portion serving as a ridge portion is not formed. 6. The uneven ridge density in the uneven ridge portion is 3 to 8 per 1 cm width of the uneven ridge portion.
Clothing according to any of the above. 7. A Russell knitted fabric in which a body cloth portion and a ground knit portion of an uneven ridge portion are continuously knitted, wherein the Russell knitted fabric has a non-elastic yarn and an elastic yarn which are symmetrical to each other. The garment according to any one of claims 3 to 6, comprising a knitted knitted fabric knitted in a knitted fabric. 8. The garment according to claim 7, wherein the Russell knitted fabric of the body knit portion and the ground knit portion of the uneven ridge portion is one selected from atlas, double atlas, mesh, and power net. 9. The garment according to claim 7, wherein the Russell knitted fabric of the body knit portion and the ground knit portion of the uneven ridge portion is a 4-course atlas. 10. An inelastic yarn used for a combination of knitting of an inelastic yarn forming a convex ridge portion and insertion of an elastic yarn,
The garment according to any one of claims 3 to 9, wherein the garment is an inelastic yarn having resistance to slippage. 11. An inelastic yarn which is resistant to slippage,
The garment according to claim 10, wherein the garment is at least one selected from a crimped synthetic fiber yarn and a cotton yarn. 12. The elastic yarn used for the combination of knitting of the inelastic yarn forming the convex ridge portion and insertion of the elastic yarn is an elastic yarn thicker than the elastic yarn used for the ground knitting portion. Clothing according to any one of claims 11 to 11. 13. The elastic yarn used in combination of knitting of an inelastic yarn forming a convex ridge portion and insertion of an elastic yarn is a polyurethane elastic yarn having a fineness of 78 to 310 dtex. Clothing as described. 14. The knitted fabric according to claim 1, wherein at least a part of the body cloth portion and the uneven ridge-shaped portion is formed of a knitted fabric to which a change in tightening force is applied, including a portion having a stronger tightening force. Clothing described in. 15. The garment according to claim 14, wherein the tightening force of the portion to which the change in the tightening force is applied changes stepwise or continuously. 16. The garment according to claim 14, wherein the change in the tightening force is provided by changing the thickness of the elastic fiber yarn used. 17. The body fabric portion and the uneven ridge portion of the uneven ridge portion have a relatively strong tightening force, and the body fabric portion has a relatively low tightening force. Clothing as described. 18. The garment according to claim 14, wherein a part of the body material portion of the body material portion and the uneven ridge portion has a relatively high tightening force. 19. The garment is one type of garment selected from a short girdle, a long girdle, a body suit, a swimsuit, a fit type slip, a fit type petticoat, and a bra, and has an uneven ridge portion. In a garment selected from a short girdle, a long girdle, a body suit, a swimsuit, a fit-type slip, and a fit-type petticoat, the portion is at least a part of a hem circumference portion, and in a bra, the upper side of a back cloth and / or 19. The garment according to claim 1, wherein the garment is a portion along the vicinity of a lower edge.