JP2007063733A - Socks - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a pair of socks protecting the skin of the bare foot from friction of sandals and preventing shoe sore when wearing a footgear with a sandal thong such as sandals, leather-soled sandals and clogs, and looking stylish through attaching a decoration to a sandal thong part. <P>SOLUTION: This pair of socks having a shape along a sandal thong of sandals, leather-soled sandals and clogs protects the skin by wearing. The socks applied with a lace may appear from a sandal thong. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention is for those with weak skin, those who want to wear high-heeled flip flops without rubbing shoes, those who endure with bare feet because there is pain when they wear sandals, flip flops, snow, and clogs, but it looks painful It is a technical field related to socks that are most suitable for.

For women, shoes with long and beautiful legs are very attractive. For this reason, it looks good like high heels for a long time, but the demand for shoes lacking functionality is still very high. However, some pain or discomfort occurs when wearing a shape that is not suitable for the foot. As in other countries, the term beauty is pain, pursuing beauty often involves some sacrifice. Sandals and beach sandals are easy to put on and take off because there are no wrinkles, but they are not suitable for walking long distances. For this reason, many cords of sandals and beach sandals are made of a hard rubber or a hard string, and when friction with the skin occurs, it is easy to rub shoes on the contact portion. Furthermore, those with a heel that are popular in recent years are easily displaced forward, and the burden on the base of the thumb and forefinger and the friction at the part corresponding to the instep are very large. The symptoms are far more burdensome than conventional flat sandals, but modern people also have strong visual thinking rather than ease of wearing, and are sold in inverse proportion to the difficulty of wearing them. Non-slip supporter that protects only the upper part of the foot (for example, see Patent Document 1), socks that are sewn along the toes (for example, see Patent Document 2), attachment of the thumb and index finger There is also a product that is inserted into the neck and protects the root, but there is nothing that is not unnatural even if you wear it to make up for the pain in all the places and expose the skin as much as possible, or wear it. Nude socks (see, for example, Patent Document 3) have a structure in which the number of cloths is reduced as much as possible, but when the sandals are worn, the cloths are exposed greatly. A method of applying a bandage or the like in advance to avoid pain is also seen, but it looks bad and is more sensitive to sweat. Furthermore, it is very difficult to protect the base of the thumb and index finger. There is nothing that can cover both the base of the finger and the entire instep at the same time and beautifully.
JP 2005-105504 A JP 2002-27003 A JP 2004-530804 A

  It makes it difficult to rub and blister shoes at the instep, or the contact part between the base of the thumb and forefinger and the thong and reduce pain caused by friction.

  Make your eyes look beautiful when you wear sandals, or wear them with bare feet.

  Make it difficult to slip forward while wearing shoes.

  Cut the sock cotton so that it overlaps the chin A on the instep side (see Fig. 1) to prevent the hard chin from touching the skin directly. Also, use cotton socks at the base of the thumb and forefinger to remove and use the cloth on the end part of H (see Fig. 1) so that the cloth can be cut and fixed so that the cotton does not slip and the nasal cord does not touch the skin. A free cloth tape is attached, or a soft plastic such as U-shaped silicon is attached to L.

  Even if a sock cut along the shape of the thong from the bottom of the thong of the sandal is visible, there is no sense of incongruity in appearance, but rather it is fashionable by intentionally showing the sock, or a thong J on the surface of the sock (Fig. 1)) and the part K (see FIG. 1) that contacts the skin on the back side should be slippery so that the cloth is in close contact with the back of the thong of the sandal so that it is worn barefoot show.

  Several slip stoppers are attached to the back surface portion G (see FIG. 1) of the sock (see FIG. 17) to prevent forward displacement.

  Wearing new sandals with bare feet, beach sandals with high heels, or those with hard nose or rubber, friction may occur on the part that directly contacts the skin, and pain may be felt, or the part may be inflamed. It is possible to alleviate or prevent pain and inflammation by applying cotton socks to the part that directly contacts the nose.

  By improving the color of the sock handle of the portion under the thong, etc., it can be regarded as stylish even if it is somewhat visible from the thong.

  Especially when wearing sandals with heels, the feet are slippery forward, and the beach sandals with heels have a shape that pierces the base of the thumb and forefinger, which is very difficult to wear than it looks, but the sole part By attaching anti-slip to the bottom part of the sock on the side that touches the sandals, the entire foot is less likely to slip forward and has the effect of reducing the burden on the foot.

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

The best mode for carrying out the invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
In FIG. 2, slightly thick socks with high elasticity, or general socks are cut into beach sandal type J1, sandal type, snow type, clog type, or knitted with thin woolen yarn, and the heel part is largely removed ( 10), or a sock characterized by the above-described features, where the entire sole portion is omitted (see FIG. 11) and the ends are undisclosed.

  In FIG. 3, the fabric portion of the sock that is most susceptible to friction at the base of the thumb and index finger is formed in a U-shape along the thong of the sandal and cut to protect the L1 skin, or in FIG. Cut the sock fabric part of the sock-prone part of the thumb and forefinger to a slightly longer length as shown by numeral 6, wrap the remaining part around the nose, and detachable cloth tape etc. 5 or FIG. 5 with soft plastics such as U-shaped silicon added to L3, and it is placed in the chin portion of the shoe, or in FIG. 6, the entire chin of the shoe is covered. As described above, the sock is characterized by the above-mentioned L4 having an O-shape.

  In FIG. 7, the reverse home base shape J2 is protected from the base of the thumb and the pointing finger, or the entire instep is protected within a slightly narrower range, and the above is cut to fit the shape of the sandal. Socks.

  In FIG. 8, the sock is characterized by being cut from the root of the thumb and forefinger to fit the sandal of the shape J3 that only goes around the thumb root.

  In FIG. 9, the sock is characterized by being cut so as to fit the sandals having the shape J4 in which the umbilical cord extends from the base of the thumb and the index finger to two on both sides.

  In FIG. 10, the fabric of the socks on the sole side is omitted G1, and the cloth is prevented from being exposed as much as possible even when the heel is away from the sandals while walking. Socks.

  In FIG. 11, the sock is characterized by G2 fixed by tying the end of the snare on the instep portion of the sock at the sole portion and tying it with a string attached to the sock.

  In FIG. 12, the sock is characterized by the fact that the sock is in close contact with the sandal side on the flip-flop sandal contact surface J1 and the surface is provided with several anti-skids to improve stability.

  In FIG. 13, the sandal type socks J2 covering the instep of the sandal contact surface of the sandals so that the socks are in close contact with the sandal side and the stability is improved, so that the surface is provided with round anti-slip at several points. And socks.

  14, the skin contact surface side K1 corresponding to the back side of the sock surface in FIG. 12 is provided with anti-slip at several points in order to increase the stability as well as the sock so that the sock does not easily deviate from the skin. Socks to do.

  In FIG. 15, the skin contact surface side K2 corresponding to the back side of the sock surface of FIG. 13 is provided with anti-slip at several points in order to increase the stability and make it difficult for the sock to deviate from the skin. Socks to do.

  In FIG. 16, the portion corresponding to F in FIG. 1 is a portion that is not slip-prevented at a location corresponding to the back skin contact surface G of the foot.

  In FIG. 17, the sandal contact surface corresponding to G in FIG. 1 is characterized by the above-mentioned, which minimizes the shift to the front of G3 with several anti-slip portions on the sandal contact surface side. Socks.

  In FIG. 18, in the state of the umbilical cord common to both those with and without the skin contact surface of the sole portion, J5 is tied in a ribbon shape by sewing a string on both ends of the ridged portion of FIG. 1, H portion. The sock is characterized in that it prevents the entire sock from moving forward and does not impair the appearance.

  In FIG. 19, J6, the entire sock by attaching a fixing snap to the tip of the sewed string on the H portion in FIG. 1, with the nose being common to those with and without the skin contact surface of the sole portion. This is a sock characterized by the above-mentioned, which prevents the body from moving forward and can be quickly removed.

  In FIG. 20, a thin ribbon is sewed with a thread on one or both of the sock's thongs, and tied to the thongs of the sandals, so that they can be prevented from slipping and look stylish. Socks characterized by the above. FIG. 21 shows a state where the string of FIG. 20 is tied.

  In FIG. 22, when a lace is placed so that the sock is covered and covered in the entire part of the sock's chin, and the J9 sandals are sewn on the center part, the lace covers the sock even if the sock can be seen from the snot, and the lace surface is exposed. Therefore, it is a sock characterized by the above, which is designed so that it does not look strange and can be enjoyed in fashion.

  In FIG. 23, even if the sock appears to be shifted from the thong, the sock is characterized by the fact that it can be enjoyed by applying a pattern that the woman likes to the sock.

  In FIG. 24, as in FIG. 22, even if the sock appears to be offset from the thong, J11 can be enjoyed with the aim of showing the sock by putting a bead decoration along the side of the sock. Socks characterized by that.

  In FIG. 25, when wearing sandals or the like made of transparent rubber, the bottom socks can be seen through. Therefore, the fluorescent paint is applied to the surface of the socks so as to shine even in a dark place. Socks characterized by that.

  In FIG. 26, the sock is characterized by J13, which enjoys wearing socks by embroidering various characters on the snout portion of the socks.

  In FIG. 27, the sock is characterized by the fact that it can be worn with a bare skin sensation using only soft plastics such as transparent silicone instead of cotton and other fabrics.

  In the present invention, when sandals, flip flops, flip flops with sandals, clogs, snow sneakers, etc. are worn, the load (pain, shoe rubs, blisters) applied to the contact part between the base of the finger and the sandals of the instep is caused by friction. It can be worn comfortably with a pattern, ribbon, hook, lace, beads, or embroidery so that it is minimal and does not impair the appearance, but rather is fashionable.

FIG. 2 is an overall view of a sandal and a sock for a sandal for use in explaining the embodiment. It is a front view in the state where it used for explanation of an embodiment and put on socks for beach sandals. For the description of the embodiment, this is a case of U-shaped L1 having a different shape at the base portion of the foot in the state where the sock J1 for beach sandals is worn and the state between the thumb and forefinger being enlarged. For the description of the embodiment, L2 is a case where the root part of the nose is circled as shown by numeral 6 and the cloth made of removable cloth tape is attached to the part where the cloth is slightly accumulated. For the description of the embodiment, it is L3 when a soft plastic such as silicon is attached to the root portion of the umbilical cord in a U shape. It is a figure when it uses for description of embodiment and makes the root part of a umbilicus into an O-shape, L4, and cut | disconnects one point. It is a figure of the instep part of the sock J2 for sandals which uses for description of embodiment and covers the whole instep. It is a figure of J3 when it uses for description of embodiment and a umbilical cord is applied only to a thumb. It is a figure of J4 when it uses for description of embodiment and a chord extends from the root two by two. It is a figure of the thing G1 which abbreviate | omitted the finger | toe and the heel part in the shape of the sole side of socks for description of embodiment. It is a figure of thing G2 without the material | dough of a back side in the shape of the sole side of socks for the description of embodiment. It is a figure at the time of providing anti-slip | skid to the nasal surface surface ridge contact part of socks for the description of embodiment. It is a figure at the time of giving slip prevention to the sandal contact surface J2 of the sandal which uses for description of embodiment and covers the whole instep. It is the figure which gave the slip prevention to the skin contact surface which is used for description of embodiment and corresponds to FIG. It is the figure which gave slip prevention to the skin contact surface which is used for description of embodiment and which covers the whole instep of FIG. For the description of the embodiment, there is a case where there is no slip prevention in the portion corresponding to FIG. For the description of the embodiment, there is a case where there is a non-slip in a portion corresponding to FIG. It is the figure which provided the string to the terminal of the sock cord for the description of embodiment. It is the figure which used for description of embodiment and attached the string to the terminal of the sock cord, and attached the snap to the tip. It is a figure of what attached the string to one side of the sock of the sock for the description of embodiment. It is a figure at the time of using for the description of embodiment the ribbon knot which attached the string to one side of the snoop of socks. It is the figure which used for description of embodiment and put the lace in the part of the sock-nose and sewed the center with the sewing machine. It is the figure which gave the pattern to the whole cord of socks for description of embodiment. It is the figure which gave the bead around the thong of the sock for description of embodiment. It is a figure when it uses for description of embodiment and the fluorescent paint is apply | coated to the whole cord of socks. It is the figure which used for description of embodiment and embroidered the character on the chord part of socks. It is a figure which used soft plastics like transparent silicon for the explanation of the embodiment, instead of the fabric of socks.

Explanation of symbols

A: The entire thong of the sandals. B: It is an intermediate part of the sandal finger.
C: Above the instep portion of the sandal thong.
D: Skin contact side (lower side) of the instep portion of the sandal cord.
E: The end portion of the sandal cord and the bottom contact portion. F: The bottom skin contact side of the sock.
G: The bottom sandal contact side of the sock.
G1: It is the bottom sandal contact side of the sock of the sole, where the finger and the cloth of the heel are omitted.
G2: The bottom sandal portion of the sock in the shape of the sock of the sole so that almost the entire sock is omitted and the end of the nose on the instep is tied with a string attached to the sock.
G3: It is the bottom sandal contact side of the sock with G1 attached with a non-slip.
H: A contact portion between the bottom surface of the sock and the end of the nose.
J: The top surface of the sock.
J1: An upper surface of the sock of a sock made to fit a general flip-flop type.
J2: An upper surface of the sock of a sock created in an inverted home base type from the base of the thumb and index finger.
J3: Top surface of the sock of the sock that only goes around the base of the thumb from the base of the thumb and index finger.
J4: This is the upper surface of the sock of the sock that has two snouts extending from the base of the thumb and forefinger to both sides.
J5: It is the upper surface of the sock of the sock in which a string is sewed to both ends of the snare of FIG.
J6: Fig. 1 on J1 is the upper surface of the sock of a sock with a fixing snap attached to the tip of a string that is sewed to both ends of the cord of the H portion.
J7: J1 is the upper surface of the sock ridge, in which a thin ribbon is sewed with a thread at one or both of the ridges of the sock.
J8: It is the upper surface of the snare of the sock with the ribbon of J7 tied.
J9: This is the top surface of the socks that are laced so that the socks cover and hide all over the socks at J1, and the center is sewn.
J10: It is the upper surface of the nose of a sock with a pattern on J1.
J11: This is the top surface of the socks with beads decorated on J1 along the sides of the socks.
J12: It is the upper surface of the sock of a sock obtained by applying a fluorescent paint to J1 on the sock surface.
J13: The upper surface of the sock of the sock with various characters embroidered on the surface of J1.
J14: An upper surface of the sock of a sock using only soft plastics such as transparent silicon instead of cloth such as cotton for J1.
K: The skin contact portion of the bottom surface of the sock.
K1: A slip stopper is attached to the skin contact portion of the bottom surface of the snout of J1 socks.
K2: J2 socks with a non-slip attached to the skin contact portion on the lower skin of the nose.
L: A U-shaped portion at the base of the sock.
L1: A U-shaped portion of the sock root of a sock formed in a U-shape.
L2: a U-shaped portion of the sock's nose with a detachable cloth tape used for clothing or the like formed on the overlapping portion formed in the number 6 type.
L3: A U-shaped portion of the sock root of the sock in which soft plastics such as U-shaped silicon are further attached to the inside of the sock formed into a U-shape.
L4: U-shaped portion of the sock root of the sock that is O-shaped so as to cover the entire cord of the shoe.
Z: The bottom of the sandal.

Claims (3)

  Cut the base of the thumb and index finger into U-shaped, O-shaped, or 6-shaped so that the socks wrap around the beach sandals. The fabric tape can be fixed to the umbilical cord, or a soft plastic such as silicone can be attached to the U-shaped portion, and the back of the foot can be worn with sandals, beach sandals, clogs or snowshoe Cut so that the socks on the back of the foot are in direct contact with the skin of the foot and prevent the skin from touching the back of the foot. Remove only half of the fabric on the sole and remove some non-slip on the sole contact surface of the sole, or remove all the sole and fix the skin on the snout portion of the sock A pair of anti-slip parts on both sides or one side of the umbilical cord, such as sandals, and a button lace tied to the sock at the end of the umbilical cord, tied to the sock, or tied to the sock Socks with the above features that make it difficult to slip off the buttons attached to the tip of the shoe.   When wearing socks cut into a shape along sandals, etc., attach a string from both sides slightly below the center of the sock's chord and tie it to the snout of the sandal, and then attach a ribbon Or lace the lace from the top so that it protrudes slightly from the sock at the top of the sock, and sew the center from the top, intentionally peeping from under the sandal of the sandal, or in a variety of colors throughout the nose Vertical stripes, horizontal stripes, wavy patterns, or elaborate patterns, or on top of colors, with anti-slip shapes such as round shapes, stars, polygons, ellipses, hearts, character products, plants, and animals. Or a round shape, star shape, polygonal shape, oval shape, heart shape, character product type, plant shape or animal shape pattern, or a fluorescent paint on the snout portion of the sock, or the snout portion of the sock A pair of beads on both sides or socks The end of the umbilical cord The button is attached around the portion that contacts the sole, preventing the movement of the umbilical cord, or embroidering characters on the ridge of the sock, or the entire umbilical cord is made of transparent silicon and shown close to the bare feet. Socks characterized by that.   Footwear for sandals or the like for relieving foot pain caused by friction according to claim 1.

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