JP2008013867A - Undergarment - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a beautiful undergarment having high-class feeling, easy to cut and sew, designed so as to prevent seams from coming into contact with the skin of a wearer to have favorable wearing feeling. <P>SOLUTION: The undergarment includes a member (a back body part 2) having a curved part on the outer periphery (a lower edge serving as a leg opening 3). The member is made of a fabric (A) as raw material having a scallop part 4 whose mountain parts and valley parts repeatedly continue to make curves, and the curved part of the outer periphery is formed by the curve of the scallop part 4 of the fabric (A). <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to an undergarment having a curved portion on an outer peripheral edge such as a leg opening of a short girdle or a shorts and upper and lower edges of a brassiere.

In general, leg openings such as short girdles and shorts, and the upper edge of a brassiere cup are curved in accordance with the body shape.
To form the curved outer periphery of the undergarment, the fabric is cut and curved to end, and a thin tape-like lace is attached along the outer periphery, or the lace fabric is attached to its scalar edge by its underwear. It was cut and sewed to match the outer periphery.
However, it is not only troublesome to perform the edge processing after cutting the dough, but it does not look good. In addition, a fabric having a fray-proof end treatment on the end edge is also known, but such an end edge is linear and cannot be used for a curved outer periphery of underwear.

On the other hand, underwear made with lace fabric is more luxurious than underwear with tape-like lace, and is preferred as high-end underwear.
However, the scalar edge of regular lace fabric has a wave shape with a very narrow width between the peaks and valleys, and the difference in height between the peaks and valleys is small, so the shape of the waveform is used as it is. Thus, it was impossible to form the leg mouth of the shorts with a large hip cover or the arc-shaped peripheral edge of the brassiere cup.
In order to gently curve the outer periphery of the underwear using such a scalar edge of the lace fabric, it is necessary to join a large number of fabrics, the number of patterns increases, and cutting and sewing are troublesome. There was a concern that the seam hits the skin, causing discomfort.

Conventionally, a brassiere having a cup in which an end portion is formed by a scalar portion of a planar lace material is known (see Patent Document 1).
However, the scalar portion of the lace material has a narrow corrugated pitch, and the bra using this lace material is also formed by forming the straight portion of the upper edge of the cup with the scalar portion of the lace material, and the ridges constituting the corrugation The upper edge of the cup bulging in an arc shape was not formed using the curvature of the trough.

Japanese Patent No. 3703408

  The problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide an underwear that is beautiful and has a high-class feeling, is easy to cut and sew, has a seam that does not easily hit the skin, and has a good wearing feeling.

The undergarment of the present invention comprises a member having a curved portion at the outer peripheral edge, and the member is made of a fabric having a scalar portion in which a peak portion and a valley portion are continuously bent, and the curved portion of the outer peripheral edge is , Formed by the curvature of the scalar part of the fabric.
The member is a rear body of a short girdle or shorts, and a curved lower edge of the rear body serving as a leg opening is formed by a curvature of a scalar portion.
The member is a surface cloth that covers the cup surface of the brassiere, and the curved upper edge of the surface cloth is formed by the curvature of the scalar portion.

The member is a surface cloth that covers at least one side of the brassiere cup and base surface, and the curved upper edge and / or lower edge of the surface cloth is formed by the curvature of the scalar part.
The member is a front cloth covering at least one side of the brassiere cup, base portion and back band surface, and the curved upper edge and / or lower edge of the front cloth is formed by the curvature of the scalar portion.
In recent years, a knitting machine that can repeat the waveform of the scalar part of the lace fabric with a very wide repeat width and increase the difference between the peak and valley of the waveform has been developed (TL31, KARL MAYER, Germany). / 1/24, TL66 / 1/36, JL95 / 1, etc.). When such a knitting machine is used, it is possible to knit a fabric having a scalar portion curved in accordance with the curved portion of the outer periphery of the underwear.
Further, when the knitting machine TL66 / 1/36 is used, the scalar portion of the Russell fabric can be greatly curved.

  According to the present invention, since it is not necessary to join a large number of fabric pieces to form the curved portion of the outer periphery of the underwear, the number of patterns can be reduced, the labor required for cutting and sewing can be saved, and the stitches can be reduced. It doesn't feel uncomfortable.

The underwear includes a member having a curved portion on the outer peripheral edge. This member is made of a fabric having a scalar part in which a peak part and a valley part are repeatedly and continuously curved. The curved portion of the outer peripheral edge of the member is formed using the curvature of the scalar portion of the fabric as it is.
Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

1 and 2 show Example 1 which is a short girdle. FIG. 1 is a front view of a short girdle, and FIG. 2 is a pattern diagram on a lace fabric that is a material of the short girdle.
As shown in FIG. 1, the short girdle is formed by joining a front body 1 and a back body 2 that are integrally formed of lace fabric as a raw material, and an abdomen pressing piece 1 a disposed in the front center portion.
The leg opening 3 of the short girdle composed of the lower edge of the front body 1 and the lower edge of the back body 2 is curved downward and convex on the back body 2 side, so that the hip cover is sufficiently deep. It is.

As shown in FIG. 2, the lace fabric A, which is the material of the front body 1 and the back body 2, is a warp knitted stretch yarn, and a wavy scalar portion 4 in which peaks and troughs are repeated continuously is knitted. It is formed along the standing direction.
In addition, the lace fabric A is knitted so that the curvature from the valley portion to the mountain portion of the scalar portion 4 coincides with the curved portion of the leg opening 3.
Then, the lace fabric A is cut along the back center line C and the cutting line D indicated by the broken lines so that the lower edges of the front body 1 and the back body 2 to be the leg openings 3 are formed by the curvature of the scalar part 4. Thus, the front body 1 and the back body 2 on one side can be formed of one piece of lace fabric. Note that after the cutting, the raised portion of the hip may be bulged by molding.
Thereafter, the left and right rear bodies 2 are connected by the back center line C, and both side edges of the abdomen pressing piece 1a are sewn to the side edges of the front body 1 to form a short girdle.
In the case of the Russell fabric, the back body 2 is not separated into two pieces along the back center line C, and it is possible to save the labor of cutting and sewing as a single member that is continuous left and right.

3 and 4 show Example 2, FIG. 3 is a rear view of the short girdle, and FIG. 4 is a pattern diagram on the lace fabric.
As shown in FIG. 3, the upper part 2a of the back body 2 is formed of an elastic cloth using elastic yarn, and the lower part 2b of the back body 2 is formed of a piece of lace fabric.
The lower part 2b of the back body 2 is gradually wider toward the side stitch side, and the lower edge of the lower part 2b constituting the leg mouth 3 is curved downward and convex.

As shown in FIG. 4, the lace fabric A, which is the material of the lower part 2b of the back body 2, has a curved part 4 corresponding to the curved part of the lower edge of the lower part 2b and a curved part of the upper edge of the lower part 2b. Correspondingly curved scalar part 4 'is provided, and the distance between scalar part 4 and scalar part 4' is formed to correspond to the width of lower part 2b.
Therefore, the lower part 2b is formed only by cutting the lace fabric A to a predetermined length along the cutting line E indicated by a broken line, and by sewing this to the lower end of the upper part 2a, the lower edge that becomes the leg opening 3 is formed. A curved back body 2 is formed. It is also possible to eliminate the seam at the front part of the leg opening 3.

5 and 6 show a third embodiment of the brassiere, FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the brassiere, and FIG. 6 is a pattern diagram on the lace fabric.
As shown in FIG. 5, the brassiere includes a base part 5, a pair of cups 6 attached to the upper left and right sides of the base part 5, and back band 7 attached to both sides of the base part 5.
The upper edge of the cup 6 is curved in an arc shape, and the surface is covered with a front cloth 8 made of a lace fabric material. A back cloth (not shown) is polymerized on the back surface of the front cloth 8, and a pad is mounted on the back surface of the back cloth.

As shown in FIG. 6, the scalar portion 4 of the lace fabric A, which is the material of the front cloth 8, is knitted so that the curvature of the peak portion is curved in the same shape as the curved portion of the upper edge of the front cloth 8.
Then, after the lace fabric A is bulged by molding, the lace fabric A is cut along a cutting line F indicated by a broken line so that the curvature of the peak portion of the scalar portion 4 coincides with the curved portion of the upper edge of the cup 6. Cutting and forming one front cloth 8 without joining.
The formed outer cloth 8 is attached to the surfaces of the left and right cups 6, respectively.

7 and 8 show a fourth embodiment, FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a brassiere, and FIG. 8 is a pattern diagram on a lace fabric.
As shown in FIG. 7, on the left and right sides of the brassiere, the surfaces of the cup 6 and the base portion 5 are covered with a surface cloth 8 made of a lace fabric material.
In addition, a portion closer to the center than the strap 9 at the upper edge of the cup 6 is curved upward and convexly, and the lower edge of the base portion 5 is gently curved downward and convex.

As shown in FIG. 8, the lace fabric A that is the material of the top cloth 8 includes a scalar portion 4 in which the mountain portion is curved in the same shape as the curved portion near the center of the upper edge of the cup 6, and the mountain portion is the base portion. 5 is formed along the knitting direction in the same manner as the curved portion at the lower edge of the curved portion.
In the lace fabric A, the curved portion near the center of the upper edge of the cup 6 is formed by the curved portion of the mountain portion of the scalar portion 4, and the curved portion of the lower edge of the base portion 5 is curved of the mountain portion of the scalar portion 4 '. After being expanded into a bowl shape by molding, it is cut along a line along the scalar part 4 ', and further cut along a cutting line G indicated by a broken line, and the cup 6 and the base are cut. A front cloth 8 that covers one side of the portion 5 is formed.
Furthermore, the two front cloths 8 formed symmetrically are joined at the center.
It should be noted that the left and right cups 6 and the surface of the base portion 5 can be covered with a single front cloth 8 in order to save labor required for joining the two front cloths 8.

9 and 10 show Example 5, FIG. 9 is a perspective view of a brassiere, and FIG. 10 is a pattern diagram on a lace fabric.
As shown in FIG. 9, the base portion 5, the cup 6, and the back band 7 are covered with a front cloth 8 on the left and right sides of the brassiere.
The lower edges of the base portion 5 and the back band 7 are linear. Further, the center of the upper edge of the cup 6 is curved upward convexly, and the side of the upper edge of the cup 6 is curved upwardly concavely from the upper edge of the back band 7.

As shown in FIG. 10, in the lace fabric A that is the material of the top cloth 8, one side of the mountain portion is curved in the same shape as the curved portion near the center of the upper edge of the cup 6, and the other side is the cup 6. It has a scalar part 4 curved in the same shape as the curved part from the side of the upper edge to the upper edge of the back band 7. Further, along the knitting direction of the lace fabric A, a side edge 10 subjected to fraying prevention processing or a normal scalar portion 4 ′ having a narrow repeat width is formed. In this embodiment, the tape may be attached by folding the lower edge of the back band 7.
The lace fabric A is formed on the cup 6 by molding so that the curved portion of the upper edge of the brassiere is formed by the curved portion of the mountain portion of the scalar portion 4 and the lower edge of the brassiere is formed of the side edge 10 or the normal scalar portion. After the corresponding portion is bulged into a bowl shape, it is cut along a line along a normal scalar portion 4 ′, and further cut along a cutting line H indicated by a broken line to form a surface cloth 8.
Furthermore, the two front cloths 8 formed symmetrically are joined at the center.

11 and 12 show Example 6, FIG. 11 is a perspective view of a brassiere, and FIG. 12 is a pattern diagram on a lace fabric.
As shown in FIG. 11, almost the entire surface of the brassiere is covered with one surface cloth 8 made of a lace fabric material.
The shape of the upper and lower edges of the brassiere is substantially the same as in the fifth embodiment.

As shown in FIG. 12, the lace fabric A, which is the material of the front cloth 8, has two peak portions corresponding to the upper edge of the cup 6, and a trough portion connected to both sides thereof and corresponding to the upper edge of the back band 7. Has a scalar part 4 repeated with a repeat width L.
Further, the lace fabric is formed with a scalar portion 4 ′ in which the repeat width L can be appropriately changed along the knitting direction.
The distance between the scalar part 4 and the scalar part 4 'corresponds to the vertical dimension of the brassiere.
The portion corresponding to the left and right cups 6 of the lace fabric A is bulged into a bowl shape by molding, then cut with a line along the scalar portion 4 ', and further cut with a broken line according to the length of the brassiere. Cut along the line I to form the face cloth 8.

In addition, it is a surface cloth which covers the surface of one cup, Comprising: Only the curved part near the upper edge center of a cup is formed by the curve of a scalar part, and the other outer periphery is good also as a cut end. In the case of a cover cloth covering the surface of the cup, base part and back band, only the curved part near the center of the lower edge and the upper edge of the cup is formed by the curvature of the scalar part, and the upper edge side of the cup and the back band. The upper edge can be the cut end.
Furthermore, although the case where the lace fabric is mainly used has been described in the above embodiment, the present invention is not limited to this, and the raschel fabric is similar in that the scalar portion is greatly curved. Actions and effects can be obtained.

The front view of the short girdle which shows Example 1. FIG. FIG. 4 is a pattern diagram on the lace fabric according to the first embodiment. FIG. 6 is a rear view of a short girdle showing Example 2. FIG. 10 is a pattern diagram on the lace fabric according to the second embodiment. The perspective view of the brassiere which shows Example 3. FIG. FIG. 6 is a pattern diagram on the lace fabric according to the third embodiment. The perspective view of the brassiere which shows Example 4. FIG. FIG. 10 is a pattern diagram on the lace fabric according to the fourth embodiment. The perspective view of the brassiere which shows Example 5. FIG. FIG. 10 is a pattern diagram on the lace fabric according to the fifth embodiment. The perspective view of the brassiere which shows Example 6. FIG. FIG. 12 is a pattern diagram on the lace fabric according to the sixth embodiment.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Front body 1a Abdominal part pressing piece 2 Rear body 2a Upper part 2b Lower part 3 Leg opening 4,4 'Scalar part 5 Base part 6 Cup 7 Back band 8 Table cloth 9 Strap 10 Side edge A Lace cloth

Claims (5)

  In an undergarment having a member having a curved portion at the outer peripheral edge, the member is made of a cloth having a scalar portion in which a peak portion and a valley portion are repeatedly bent continuously, and the curved portion of the outer peripheral edge is made of the cloth. Underwear characterized by being formed by the curvature of the scalar part.   The undergarment according to claim 1, wherein the member is a rear body of a short girdle or shorts, and a curved lower edge of the rear body serving as a leg opening is formed by a curvature of a scalar part.   The undergarment according to claim 1, wherein the member is a front cloth covering a cup surface of a brassiere, and a curved upper edge of the front cloth is formed by a curvature of a scalar part.   2. The member according to claim 1, wherein the member is a surface cloth that covers at least one side of the brassiere cup and the base part surface, and the curved upper edge and / or lower edge of the surface cloth is formed by the curvature of the scalar part. Listed underwear. The member is a surface cloth that covers at least one side of the brassiere cup, base portion, and back band surface, and the curved upper edge and / or lower edge of the surface cloth is formed by the curvature of the scalar portion. Item 1. Underwear according to item 1.

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