JP2008038259A - Clothing - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an undershirt relieving a wearer from restriction on her (his) movement while securing sufficient massage function. <P>SOLUTION: The undershirt 1 made of stretchable knit fabric, includes a waist part 2, sleeve parts 3, 4, and connection parts 29, 30 connecting the waist part 2 and the sleeve parts 3, 4. The waist part 2 and the respective sleeve parts 3, 4 are composed of first knit fabric 5 having a plurality of recessed parts 9 and protruding parts 8 provided at parts, the inner surfaces of which respectively fit the body of the wearer, and are knitted in knit structures different from each other. The connection parts 29, 30 are each composed of second knit fabric having larger stretchability than that of the first knit fabric 5. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a garment worn in a state fitted to a body.

  Women's body has extravagant or subcutaneous fat on the abdomen, waist, thighs, etc. as the age progresses, and the silhouette of the body collapses and cannot maintain a beautiful body line. It has been practiced to wear and shape the body.

  In recent years, it is not an underwear for the purpose of adjusting the shape of the body, but when worn, it has a raised area on the inner surface that stimulates the skin to create a massage action that provides a refreshing and relaxing effect. Good underwear has been proposed.

As such underwear, for example, one disclosed in Patent Document 1 is known. That is, this girdle is provided with a plurality of corrugated ridges made of tack knitting knitted on the inner surface, and the corrugated bulges moderately press and stimulate the skin each time the body moves, causing a massage action. It is a refreshing and relaxing effect.
JP-A-11-152607

  In the technique of Patent Document 1, the larger the drop between the raised part and the other part at the time of wearing, the greater the massaging effect, but when the knitted fabric stretches more than necessary at the time of wearing, the raised part expands and the drop is reduced. Therefore, in order to efficiently exert the massage action, it is preferable to reduce the stretchability of the knitted fabric so as to sufficiently ensure a drop during wearing.

  However, for example, when forming a garment having a waistline portion and a sleeve portion, simply reducing the stretchability of the portion that fits the skin of the wearer impairs the stretchability of the connection portion between the waistline portion and the sleeve portion. There is a problem that it becomes difficult for the wearer to move the arm.

  Therefore, the wearer may feel uncomfortable about the movement of the arm, or the knitted fabric may be broken by forcibly moving the arm.

  This invention is made | formed in view of the said subject, and it aims at providing the clothing which can relieve | moderate that a wearer's operation | movement is restrained, ensuring sufficient massage action.

  In order to solve the above problems, the present invention is a garment made of a stretch knitted fabric, and includes a first region, a second region, and a connecting portion that connects the first region and the second region. The first region and the second region are each formed of a knitted fabric having a plurality of concave portions and convex portions knitted with mutually different knitting structures, provided on a portion of the inner surface that fits the body, and the connecting portion is The knitted fabric is provided at a portion corresponding to the joint of the wearer and has a third stretchability larger than the first stretchability of the first region and the second stretchability of the second region. A garment characterized by being provided is provided.

  According to the present invention, each time the wearer's body moves by the first region and the second region, the convex portions and concave portions on the inner surface stimulate the skin to cause a massage action, promote metabolism and improve blood flow. can do. In addition, luxury meat and subcutaneous fat are pinched by the convex part and the concave part, and such a pinching action is performed every time the body moves, thereby producing the effect of naturally reducing luxury meat and subcutaneous fat. Become.

  Furthermore, in this invention, the 1st area | region and the 2nd area | region are made into the 1st area | region and the 2nd area | region by the connection part which has the 3rd elastic property larger than the 1st elastic property which the 1st area | region has, and the 2nd elasticity which the 2nd area | region has. Since they are connected, a large degree of freedom in relative movement between the first region and the second region can be ensured while maintaining a drop between the concave portion and the convex portion.

  Therefore, according to this invention, it can relieve | moderate that a wearer's operation | movement is restrained by a connection part, ensuring the massaging effect | action and fat reduction effect | action by a 1st area | region and a 2nd area | region.

  Specifically, the first region includes a waistline portion that covers a torso of the upper body of the wearer, the second region includes a sleeve portion that passes the wearer's arm, and the connection portion includes a shoulder joint of the wearer. By making it the structure provided in the part corresponding to, it can ease that the operation | movement of a wearer's shoulder is restrained.

  If the connecting portion is formed at least at a part between the waistline portion and the sleeve portion, the degree of freedom of relative movement between the waistline portion and the sleeve portion can be increased. It is particularly preferable that the ring-shaped portion is formed so as to form an arm hole in the waist portion.

  According to this structure, since the edge part which forms an arm hole will be formed by a connection part over a perimeter, a wearer turns a shoulder using the elasticity (3rd elasticity) of a connection part. It becomes easy.

  Moreover, it is preferable that the said connection part is formed over the range from the edge part which forms the armhole to which the said sleeve part is connected to the part which covers a wearer's shoulder.

  According to this configuration, the stretchability in the direction connecting the armhole and the neck can be improved, so that the range from the armhole to the neck stretches without being stuck in a normal posture where the wearer hangs the arm. And a feeling of wear can be improved more.

  Further, in the garment, the first region is composed of a waistline portion with a sleeve having a waistline portion covering the upper body of the wearer and an upper arm sleeve portion through which the upper arm portion is passed, and the second region is the wearer's forearm. It is composed of a forearm sleeve that passes through, and the connecting portion is provided at a portion corresponding to the elbow joint of the wearer, thereby relaxing the bending and stretching operation of the wearer's elbow. it can.

  In the garment worn on the upper body as described above, the portion of the first region that covers the chest of the wearer has greater elasticity than the first elasticity and the second elasticity. While having the 4th elasticity which is less elastic than the 3rd elasticity, it is preferred that parts other than the part which covers a wearer's chest have the 1st elasticity.

  According to this structure, since the massage action by parts other than a chest part can be obtained, without tightening a wearer's chest part more than necessary, it can be used suitably as clothing for women.

  On the other hand, in the garment, the first region is composed of an upper knee portion having a waist portion covering the waist portion of the wearer and a leg passage portion through which the thigh is passed, and the second region is a lower leg portion of the wearer. It consists of the lower part of the knee to be passed, and the connecting part can be configured to be provided in a part corresponding to the knee joint of the wearer, that is, a long pants-shaped garment worn on the lower body.

  If it does in this way, it can relieve | moderate that the bending | flexion and extension operation | movement of a knee is restrained at the time of wear.

  On the other hand, the first region comprises an ankle upper portion having a waist portion covering the waist portion of the wearer and a leg passage portion through which the thigh and the lower leg portions are passed, and the second region is a portion of the wearer's foot. It consists of the ankle lower part to cover, and the said connection part can also comprise the structure provided in the part corresponding to a wearer's ankle joint, ie, the tights-shaped clothing which covers from a waist part to a foot tip.

  If it does in this way, it can ease that an ankle bending extension operation is restrained at the time of wear.

  The connecting portion may be composed of a two-knitting structure in which a first knitting structure in which a flat knitting area and a floating knitting area are arranged in a matrix and a second knitting structure including only the flat knitting area are overlapped. preferable.

  According to this configuration, the second knitting structure including only the flat knitting region having high stretchability in the row direction and the floating knitting region that is contracted in the step direction in a state where no external force is applied are arranged in a matrix. Since the connecting portion is knitted by a two-knitting structure in which a single knitting structure is overlaid, both the stretchability in the row direction by the flat knitting region and the stretchability in the step direction by each floating knitting region can be achieved. .

  Thus, in the configuration in which the floating knitting region is knitted in the second knitting structure, the convex portion is configured by a knitting structure in which the flat knitting region and the floating knitting region are alternately arranged in the column direction. It is particularly preferable that the number of steps in the knitting region is set to be larger than the number of steps in the floating knitting region knitted on the connecting portion.

  According to this configuration, the number of steps of the floating knitted region knitted on the convex portion is set to be larger than the number of steps of the floating knitted region knitted on the connecting portion. Since the contraction force of the one knitted on the connecting portion is smaller than that knitted on the convex portion, when a predetermined tension is applied to the entire garment, the floating knitted region of the convex portion is preceded. The floating knitted region knitted at the connecting portion will be extended, and the connecting portion can be expanded and contracted while maintaining the shape of the convex portion.

  Here, by knitting a plurality of tack knitting in the floating knitting region of the convex portion, the contraction force in the step direction of the floating knitting region of the convex portion is compared with the floating knitting region knitted in the connecting portion. Since it can be further increased, the stretchability (third stretchability) of the connecting portion can be relatively increased.

  In the garment, in the knitted fabric constituting the waistline portion and the sleeve portion, the concave portions and convex portions are knitted alternately, and the concave portions are alternately knitted into deep concave portions and shallow concave portions. Is preferred.

  In this way, since the concave portions and the convex portions are formed alternately, unlike the case where the convex portions are continuously formed without interruption, excessive tension is applied to a part of the waistline portion and the sleeve portion. Even when the specific convex portion is lowered, the height of other convex portions can be maintained and the massaging action can be suppressed from being attenuated extensively.

  Further, in the above configuration, since the deep concave portion and the shallow concave portion are knitted as the concave portion, the pinching pressure differs depending on the depth difference between the deep concave portion and the shallow concave portion, and there is a further effect in reducing subcutaneous fat. In addition, when the garment is worn, the extravagant or subcutaneous fat pushed out by the convex part moves to a shallow concave part or deep concave part, but even if the shallow concave part is filled with extravagant or subcutaneous fat, Further, since the air layer remains on the layer of the subcutaneous fat, the breathability of the clothes is improved, the feeling of pressure is eased, and a refreshing and good wearing feeling is obtained. Furthermore, since air enters a deep concave portion and a shallow concave portion to produce a heat insulating effect, it can be used as a clothing for cold protection.

  The garment further includes a third region and a second connecting portion that connects the third region and the second region, and the third region is provided in a portion of the inner surface that fits the body. Each of the knitted fabrics having a plurality of concave portions and convex portions knitted with different knitting structures, and the second connecting portion is provided at a portion corresponding to the joint of the wearer, and the first stretchability, It is preferable that the knitted fabric has a sixth stretchability larger than the second stretchability and the fifth stretchability of the third region.

  If it does in this way, since two parts with a large elasticity can be provided in clothing by a connection part and the 2nd connection part, it can ease more that a wearer's operation is restrained.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to reduce the restraint of the wearer's movement while ensuring a sufficient massage action.

  Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1A is a front view and FIG. 1B is a rear view showing an undershirt according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a state when the undershirt of FIG. 1 is worn.

  With reference to FIG.1 and FIG.2, the undershirt 1 as an example of clothing is a waist part (1st area | region) 2 which has a front body and a back body, a sleeve part (2nd area | region) 3, and a sleeve part (1st). 2 region) 4 and a pair of connecting portions 29 and 30 for connecting the waist portion 2 and the sleeve portions 3 and 4 respectively.

  These connection parts 29 and 30 are each formed in a ring shape so as to form an arm hole 29a and an arm hole 30a to which the respective sleeve parts 3 and 4 are connected. Further, the connecting portions 29 and 30 are formed over a range from an edge portion forming the arm holes 29a and 30a to a portion covering the shoulder of the wearer, that is, a range from the arm holes 29a and 30a to the neckline 2b. Yes.

  The undershirt 1 is knitted using stretchable yarns such as polyamide and polyurethane, and cotton yarns.

  Specifically, the undershirt 1 includes a first knitted fabric 5 for knitting a region that fits the body of the inner surface of the waist portion 2 and the sleeve portions 3, 4, and a second knitting for knitting the connecting portions 29, 30. It is comprised by the ground 6 and the 3rd knitted fabric 7 knitting the area | region which covers a wearer's chest and scapula vicinity.

  The first knitted fabric 5 has a knitted structure in which two yarns are integrated and knitted in the same path. In the first knitted fabric 5, as shown in FIG. 5, convex portions 8 and concave portions 9 having different knitting structures are knitted alternately in the circumferential direction of the inner surface of the waist portion 2 and the sleeve portions 3, 4. The recesses 9 are alternately knitted into deep recesses 9a and shallow recesses 9b (see FIG. 6).

  Moreover, as shown in FIG. 3, the front side (outer surface) of the 1st knitted fabric 5 is the form by which the part corresponding to the convex part 8, the deep recessed part 9a, the convex part 8, and the shallow recessed part 9b was knitted alternately in this order. It has become.

  Specifically, as shown in FIG. 8, the convex portion 8 is composed of a knitting structure in which 20 rows of floating knitting regions R1 and 20 rows of flat knitting regions R2 are alternately arranged in the row direction. In the floating knitting region R1, a plurality of tack knittings 10 to 14 are knitted every four stages.

  The deep recess 9a is knitted by a flat knitting.

  The shallow recess 9b is formed of a knitting structure in which two rows and two stages of floating knitting regions R3, two rows and two stages of flat knitting regions R4, and two rows and two stages of tuck knitting regions R5 are combined.

  In FIG. 8, the knitting structure is shown in an expanded state for explaining the knitting structure, but actually, the flat knitting region R2 and the floating knitting region R1 for forming the convex portion 8 are arranged in a row. In the knitting structure alternately arranged in the direction, the flat knitting region R2 is back by the amount that the 20 rows of the flat knitting region R2 of 3 rows and 20 steps are pulled by the loop 15 of the floating knitting region R1 of 20 rows of 1 row. Further, the raised knitted region R1 of the convex portion 8 is tacked every four steps with a plurality of tack knittings 10 to 14, so that the convex portion 8 can be brought to a desired height even if the knitted fabric expands or contracts. It is supposed to be retained.

  Further, the shallow concave portion 9b has a shape in which the flat knitted region R4 swells to the back side as much as two steps are pulled by one step by the two loops 16 of the two rows and two steps of the floating knitted region R3. Since the two rows and two steps of the knitting region R5 are knitted in combination so as to be adjacent to the floating knitting region R3 and the flat knitting region R4, the shallow concave portion 9b is desired by the tack loop 17 even if the knitted fabric expands or contracts. It is designed to be held at a depth of.

  Here, the shallow concave portion 9b is formed of a knitting structure in which two rows and two steps of flat knitting regions R4 and two rows and two steps of tuck knitting regions R5 are arranged in a matrix, or two rows and two steps of flat knitting regions. It is also possible to form a knitting structure (see FIG. 13) in which R4 and two rows and two stages of floating knitting regions R3 are arranged in a matrix. Even in these configurations, almost the same as in the case of the first knitted fabric 5 shown in FIG. 8 in which the two rows and two stages of the floating knitting region R3, the flat knitting region R4, and the tack knitting region R5 are combined so as to be adjacent to each other. Even if the knitted fabric expands and contracts, the shallow concave portion 9b is held at a desired height.

  Thereby, the back side (inner surface) of the 1st knitted fabric 5 becomes a form where the convex part 8, the deep recessed part 9a, the convex part 8, and the shallow recessed part 9b were alternately knitted in this order, as shown in FIG. Moreover, as shown in FIG. 3, the front side (outer surface) of the 1st knitted fabric 5 is the form by which the part corresponding to the convex part 8, the deep recessed part 9a, the convex part 8, and the shallow recessed part 9b was knitted alternately in this order. It becomes.

  When the undershirt 1 is worn, the outer side of the convex portion 8 is not deformed so much on the front side (outer surface) of the first knitted fabric 5, and the outer surface side of the deep concave portion 9a is substantially elliptical as shown in FIG. The outer surface side of the shallow concave portion 9b is stretched and deformed into a substantially square shape.

  On the other hand, on the back side (inner surface) of the first knitted fabric 5, as shown in FIG. 7, the convex portion 8 is not deformed so much, the deep concave portion 9a is stretched and deformed into a substantially elliptical shape, and the shallow concave portion 9b is formed into a substantially rectangular shape. Deforms and stretches.

  Referring to FIG. 9, the second knitted fabric 6 includes only a first knitted structure 18 in which a flat knitted region R6 and a floating knitted region R7 are arranged in a matrix, and a flat knitted region R8 as shown in FIG. It is knitted with a two-knitting structure shown in FIG.

  Specifically, in the first knitting structure 18, four rows and seven tiers of flat knitting regions R6 and four rows and five tiers of floating knitting regions R7 are alternately arranged in the row direction, and these flat knitting regions R6 and floating knitting regions are arranged. The regions R7 are alternately arranged in the step direction. Therefore, the adjacent floating knitting region R7 is disposed between the separation of the flat knitting one step in the step direction.

  The floating knitted region R7 has two rows of floating knitted portions 20 and 21, and four rows of floating knitted portions 22 and 23 extending outward from the floating knitted portion 20 one by one, and these four rows of floating knitted portions The portions 22 and 23 constitute a knitted structure sandwiched in the step direction by two rows of floating knitted portions 20 and 21. Therefore, in the floating knitting region R7, one row and three stages of loops 24 and 25 and one row and five stages of loops 26 and 27 are formed.

  Then, the second knitted fabric 6 obtained by superimposing the first knitted fabric 18 and the second knitted fabric 19 shown in FIG. 10 has a knitted fabric containing the floating knitted region R7 as shown in FIGS. Will be composed.

  In the second knitted fabric 6 configured as described above, the portion corresponding to the floating knitting region R7 is contracted by the loops 24 to 27, and exhibits stretchability in the step direction. In addition to this, the flat knitting regions R6 and R8 that constitute most of the second knitted fabric 6 have high stretchability in the row direction.

  Therefore, the second knitted fabric 6 is more stretchable in both the row direction and the step direction than the first knitted fabric 5.

  That is, the second knitted fabric 6 is smaller in contraction force of the loops 24 to 27 than the loop 15 of the first knitted fabric 5 as compared with the first knitted fabric 5 in which the 20-stage floating knitted region R1 is formed. Therefore, it becomes easy to extend in the step direction.

  Further, since the second knitted fabric 6 includes the flat knitted region R8 (FIG. 10) in its entire region, compared to the first knitted fabric 5 in which the flat knitted regions R2 and R4 are formed intermittently, Large stretchability in the row direction can be secured.

  Therefore, the stretchability (third stretchability) of the second knitted fabric 6 is greater than the stretchability (first stretchability and second stretchability) of the first knitted fabric 5 in either the row direction or the step direction. The direction is also large.

  On the other hand, the third knitted fabric 7 (see FIG. 1) is a flat knitted structure (knitted structure similar to R2 and R4 in FIG. 8) in which two yarns are integrated and knitted in the same path. Yes.

  The third knitted fabric 7 is set to have lower stretchability (fourth stretchability) than the second knitted fabric 6 by making the stitches rougher than the second knitted fabric 6. That is, the third knitted fabric 7 is set to have a smaller number of stitches per unit area than the second knitted fabric 6, so that the dimension capable of expanding each stitch is larger than that of the second knitted fabric 6. Limited.

  As a method of adjusting the roughness of the stitches in this way, there is a method of adjusting the tension applied to the yarn at the time of weaving. That is, by making the tension applied when the third knitted fabric 7 is knitted smaller than the tension applied when the second knitted fabric 6 is knitted, the density of the stitches when the yarn returns to the natural length can be set. The third knitted fabric 7 can be adjusted to be smaller than the ground 6.

  The stretchability (fourth stretchability) of the third knitted fabric 7 is the same as the stretchability of the first knitted fabric 5 (the first stretchability) because the floating knitted region R1 (see FIG. 8) is not knitted. The second stretchability and the second stretchability).

  That is, in this embodiment, the stretchability (first stretchability) of the waistline portion 2 is equal to the stretchability (second stretchability) of each of the sleeve portions 3 and 4. Also, the stretchability (third stretchability) of the connecting portions 29 and 30 is increased, and the stretchability (fourth stretchability) of the third knitted fabric 7 is greater than the first stretchability and the second stretchability. It is smaller than the third stretchability.

  In the above-described embodiment, differences in stretchability between the waistline portion 2 and the sleeve portions 3 and 4 and the connecting portions 29 and 30 are caused by the difference in the knitting structure and the roughness of the stitches. 2. The difference in stretchability can also be caused by the difference in the type (material, diameter, etc.) of the yarns knitting each of the sleeve portions 3, 4 and the connecting portions 29, 30.

  As described above, according to the undershirt 1, each time the wearer's body moves by the first knitted fabric 5, the convex portions 8 and the concave portions 9 on the inner surface stimulate the skin to cause a massage action, Can improve blood flow. In addition, extravagant meat and subcutaneous fat are pinched by the convex portion 8 and the concave portion 9, and such a pinching action is performed every time the body moves, thereby producing an effect of naturally reducing the extravagant meat and subcutaneous fat. It will be.

  Furthermore, in the undershirt 1, since the connection parts 29 and 30 which have a larger elasticity than the 1st knitted fabric 5 have connected the waist part 2 and each sleeve part 3 and 4, the 1st knitted fabric 5 The degree of freedom of relative movement between the waist portion 2 and the sleeve portions 3 and 4 can be ensured while maintaining a drop between the convex portion 8 and the concave portion 9.

  Therefore, according to the undershirt 1, it is possible to relax the movement of the wearer's arm by the connecting portions 29 and 30 while ensuring the massage action and the fat reduction action by the first knitted fabric 5.

  As in the above-described embodiment, the connecting portions 29, 30 are formed in a ring shape so as to form the arm holes 29a, 30a, so that the edges forming the arm holes 29a, 30a are formed by the connecting portions 29, 30 over the entire circumference. Since it will be formed, the wearer can easily turn his / her shoulder using the stretchability of the connecting portions 29 and 30.

  In the normal posture in which the wearer hangs down the arm hole by forming the connecting portions 29, 30 from the edge portion forming the arm holes 29a, 30a to the collar ring 2b as in the above embodiment, the arm holes The range from 2a to the neck can be stretched without clogging and the wearing feeling can be further improved.

  As in the above-described embodiment, the second knitted structure 19 composed only of the flat knitted region R8 having high stretchability in the row direction and the floating knitted region R7 shrunk in the step direction by the loops 24-27 are arranged in a matrix. By knitting the connecting portions 29 and 30 with a double knitting structure in which the first knitting structure 18 is overlapped, the stretchability in the column direction by the flat knitting regions R6 and R8 and the stretchability in the step direction by each floating knitting region R7 Can be made compatible.

  In the above embodiment, the number of steps (20 steps) of the floating knitting region R1 knitted on the convex portion 8 is set to be larger than the number of steps (3 steps or 5 steps) of the floating knitting region R7 of the second knitted fabric 6. The contraction force of the floating knitting region R7 knitted on the second knitted fabric 6 is smaller than the floating knitting region R1 knitted on the convex portion 8 among the floating knitting regions R1, R7 that are contracted in the step direction. When a predetermined tension is applied to the first knitted fabric 5 and the second knitted fabric 6, the floating knitted region R7 of the second knitted fabric 6 is stretched before the floating knitted region R1 of the convex portion 8. Thus, the second knitted fabric 6 can be expanded and contracted while maintaining the form of the convex portion 8.

  In the embodiment, a plurality of tack knitting is knitted in the floating knitting region R 1, so that the contraction force of the floating knitting region R 1 of the convex portion 8 is used for the floating knitting knitted on the second knitted fabric 6. Since it can be further increased compared to the region R7, the stretchability of the second knitted fabric 6 can be relatively increased.

  Unlike the case where the convex portions 8 and the concave portions 9 are alternately formed on the first knitted fabric 5 as in the above embodiment, the first knitted fabric 5 is different from the case where the convex portions 8 are continuously formed without interruption. Even when an excessive tension is applied to the specific portion of the ridge and the specific convex portion 8 is lowered, it is possible to keep the height of the other convex portion 8 and to prevent the massaging action from being widely attenuated. .

  Furthermore, in the embodiment, since the deep concave portion 9a and the shallow concave portion 9b are knitted as the concave portion 9, the clamping pressure differs depending on the difference between the deep concave portion 9a and the shallow concave portion 9b, and there is a further effect in reducing subcutaneous fat. . Further, when the undershirt 1 is worn, the luxury meat or subcutaneous fat pushed out by the convex portion 8 moves to the shallow concave portion 9b or the deep concave portion 9a, but the shallow concave portion 9b is filled with the luxury meat or subcutaneous fat. However, in the deep recess 9a, since the air layer remains on the layer of luxury meat or subcutaneous fat, the breathability of the undershirt 1 is improved, the feeling of pressure is eased, and a refreshing and good wearing feeling is obtained. It is done. Furthermore, since air enters the deep concave portion 9a and the shallow concave portion 9b to produce a heat insulating effect, it can be used as an undershirt for cold protection.

  Like the said embodiment, the part which covers a wearer's chest of the waist part 2 is knitted by the 3rd knitted fabric 7 with a larger elasticity than the 1st knitted fabric 5, and a less elastic property than the 2nd knitted fabric 6. According to the structure, since the massage action by the 1st knitted fabric 5 can be obtained, without tightening a wearer's chest more than necessary, it can be used suitably as a female undershirt.

  In the above-described embodiment, as shown in FIG. 8, the configuration in which the tack knitting 10 to 14 are knitted in the floating knitting region R1 knitting the convex portion 8 of the first knitted fabric 5 has been described, but as shown in FIG. 13. In addition, the tacks 10 to 14 can be omitted.

  Even in this configuration, the first knitted fabric 5 contracted in the step direction by the loop 15 of 20 rows in one row is stepped more than the second knitted fabric 6 (see FIG. 12) contracted in the step direction by the loops 24 to 27. Since the stretchability of the direction becomes small, it is possible to achieve both the massage action and the ease of moving the arm.

  Moreover, although the said embodiment demonstrated the structure which knitted the 3rd knitted fabric 7 in the part which covers a wearer's chest, as shown in FIG. 14, it is set as the undershirt 28 which abbreviate | omitted the 3rd knitted fabric 7 You can also. That is, in order to achieve both the massage action and the ease of moving the arm, at least the first knitted fabric 5 and the second knitted fabric 6 are provided, and the second knitted fabric 6 includes the waistline portion 2 and each sleeve portion 3. It should just be provided in the boundary part.

  Furthermore, although the said embodiment demonstrated the structure which knits the waist part 2 and each sleeve part 3 and 4 with the 1st knitted fabric 5 which has the same elasticity, these waist part 2 and each sleeve part 3, 4 are demonstrated. The stretchability of the knitted fabric for knitting is not necessarily the same, and is different at least within a range where the stretchability is smaller than that of the knitted fabric (second knitted fabric 6) for knitting the connecting portions 29, 30. May be.

  Moreover, although the said embodiment demonstrated the structure which provided the connection parts 29 and 30 in the part corresponding to a wearer's shoulder (shoulder joint), as shown to (a) of FIG. It can also be set as the undershirt 31 which provided the connection part 32 and the connection part 33 in the part corresponding to.

  The undershirt 31 includes a waistline portion 34, a pair of sleeve portions 35 and sleeve portions 36 extending from the waistline portion 34, and connecting portions 32 and 33.

  The sleeve portions 35 and 36 are respectively an upper arm sleeve portion 37 and an upper arm sleeve portion 38 attached to arm holes 34 a and 34 b formed in the waist portion 34, and the upper arm sleeve portions 37 and 38 via the connecting portions 32 and 33. And a forearm sleeve portion 39 and a forearm sleeve portion 40 respectively connected to each other.

  In other words, in the present embodiment, the waistline portion with the sleeve having the waistline portion 34 and the upper arm sleeve portions 37 and 38 constitutes an example of the first region, and the forearm sleeve portions 39 and 40 constitute an example of the second region. .

  And in this embodiment, while the said waist part 34, the upper arm sleeve parts 37 and 38, and the forearm sleeve parts 39 and 40 are knitted by the said 1st knitted fabric 5, the said connection parts 32 and 33 are the 2nd knitting. It is organized by the ground 6.

  Therefore, according to this undershirt 31, it can relieve | moderate that bending extension of a wearer's elbow is restrained.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 15B, the waistline portion 41, the pair of upper arm sleeve portions 42 and the upper arm sleeve portion 43, the pair of forearm sleeve portions 44 and the forearm sleeve portion 45, the waistline portion 41, A first connecting portion 46 and a first connecting portion 47 that connect the upper arm sleeve portion 42, a second connecting portion 48 and a second connecting portion 48 that connect the upper arm sleeve portions 42 and 43 and the forearm sleeve portions 44 and 45, respectively. An undershirt 50 including a connecting portion 49 can also be used.

  Each said 1st connection part 46 and 47 is provided in the ring shape so that armhole 46a, 47a may be formed in the waist part 41 similarly to the connection parts 29 and 30 (refer FIG. 1) in the said embodiment.

  That is, in this embodiment, the waistline portion 41 constitutes an example of the first region, each upper arm sleeve portion 42, 43 constitutes an example of the second region, and each forearm sleeve portion 44, 45 constitutes an example of the third region. Is configured.

  In this embodiment, the 1st connection parts 46 and 47 are provided in the part corresponding to a wearer's shoulder joint, and the 2nd connection parts 48 and 49 are provided in the part corresponding to a wearer's elbow joint.

  And in the undershirt 50, the waist part 41, each upper arm sleeve part 42, 43, and each forearm sleeve part 44, 45 are knitted by the 1st knitted fabric 5, and the 1st connection parts 46 and 47 and the 2nd connection part 48, 49 is knitted by the second knitted fabric 6.

  According to the undershirt 50, it is possible to relax the movements of the shoulder and the elbow of the wearer by the first connecting portions 46 and 47 and the second connecting portion.

  In the above-described embodiment, the undershirts 1, 28, and 50 have been described. However, a girdle 51 as shown in FIG. 16 can be provided as a garment that relaxes the restraint of the wearer's movement.

  The girdle 51 according to the present embodiment includes an upper knee (first region) 52, a pair of lower knees (second region) 53 and a lower knee (second region) 54, the upper knees 52 and the lower knees 53, A pair of connecting portions 55 and a connecting portion 56 are provided.

  The knee upper part 52 is provided with a waist part 52a that covers the waist part of the wearer and a pair of leg passage parts 52b through which the thigh part of the wearer passes.

  The girdle 51 has an upper knee portion 52 and lower knee portions 53 and 54 knitted by the first knitted fabric 5, and connecting portions 55 and 56 knitted by the second knitted fabric 6.

  As described above, in the girdle 51, the stretchability of the connecting portions 55 and 56 provided in the portion corresponding to the wearer's knee joint is made larger than that of the upper knee portion 52 and the lower knee portions 53 and 54. It is possible to relieve the restraint of the knee bending and stretching movement.

  Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 17, in addition to the said girdle 51, it can also be set as the girdle 59 provided with a pair of ankle lower part 57,58 which covers a wearer's toe | tip.

  The girdle 59 includes the upper knee (first region) 52, the lower knees (second region) 53, 54, the lower ankles (third region) 57, 58, and the connection portions (first connection). Part) 55 and 56, and the 2nd connection part 60 and the 2nd connection part 61 which connect each said knee lower part 53 and 54 and each ankle lower part 57 and 58, respectively.

  The ankle lower portions 57 and 58 are knitted by the first knitted fabric 5, while the second connecting portions 60 and 61 are knitted by the second knitted fabric 6.

  Therefore, according to the girdle 59 shown in FIG. 17, not only each connection part 55 and 56 is provided in the part corresponding to a wearer's knee joint, but each 2nd connection part 60 and 61 is a wearer's ankle. Since it is provided also in the part corresponding to this joint, it can ease that a wearer's operation | movement is restrained about two places, a knee and an ankle.

  In the embodiment shown in FIG. 17, the connecting portions 55 and 56 and the second connecting portions 60 and 61 are provided in both the portion corresponding to the knee joint and the ankle portion. An omitted configuration may be used.

  That is, in this case, the ankle upper part including the knee upper part 52 and the knee lower parts 53 and 54 constitutes an example of the first area, and the ankle lower parts 57 and 58 constitute an example of the second area. Each of the second connecting parts 60 and 61 constitutes an example of a connecting part.

  In the embodiment, underwear is exemplified as clothing. However, the shirt according to the embodiment can be used not only as underwear, but also as sportswear, for example, and the scene in which it is used is particularly limited. is not.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS (a) which shows the undershirt which concerns on embodiment of this invention is a front view, (b) is a rear view. It is a figure which shows the state at the time of wearing of the undershirt of FIG. FIG. 2 is a simplified explanatory view showing a front side (outer surface) when the first knitted fabric of FIG. 1 is not worn. It is a simplified explanatory drawing which shows the front side (outer surface) at the time of wearing of the 1st knitted fabric of FIG. It is a simplified explanatory drawing which shows the uneven | corrugated | grooved part of the back side (inner surface) at the time of the non-wearing of the 1st knitted fabric of FIG. FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along line VI-VI in FIG. 5. It is a schematic explanatory drawing which shows the uneven | corrugated | grooved part of the back side (inner surface) at the time of wear of the 1st knitted fabric of FIG. It is a top view which shows the structural example of the knitting structure of the 1st knitted fabric of FIG. It is a top view which shows the structural example of the 1st knitting structure | tissue contained in the 2nd knitted fabric of FIG. It is a top view which shows the structural example of the 2nd knitting structure | tissue contained in the 2nd knitted fabric of FIG. FIG. 11 is a plan view showing a knitting structure of a second knitted fabric in which the first knitting structure of FIG. 9 and the second knitting structure of FIG. 10 are superimposed. It is an enlarged view of the XII part of FIG. It is a top view which shows another structural example of a 1st knitted fabric. The undershirt which concerns on another embodiment is shown, (a) is a front view, (b) has shown the back view, respectively. It is a front view which shows the undershirt which concerns on another embodiment, (a) provided the connection part in the part corresponding to an elbow joint, (b) is a connection part in the part corresponding to an elbow joint and a shoulder joint. Each provided is shown. It is a perspective view which shows the girdle which concerns on another embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the girdle which concerns on another embodiment.

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R1 Floating knitting area R2 Flat knitting area R6 Flat knitting area R7 Floating knitting area R8 Flat knitting area 1, 28, 31, 50 Undershirt (an example of clothing)
2, 34, 41 Girth part 3, 4, 35, 36 Sleeve 5 First knitted fabric 6 Second knitted fabric 7 Third knitted fabric 8 Convex portion 9 Concave portion 9a Deep concave portion 9b Shallow concave portion 15 Loop 16 Loop 17 Tuck loop 18 First knitting structure 19 Second knitting structure 29, 30, 32, 33, 46, 47 Connecting portion 29a, 30a Arm hole 48, 49 Second connecting portion 51, 59 Girdle (an example of clothing)
52 Knee upper part 53, 54 Knee lower part 55, 56 Connection part 60, 61 Second connection part

Claims (13)

A garment made of elastic knitted fabric,
A first region, a second region, and a connecting portion that connects the first region and the second region;
The first region and the second region are provided on a portion of the inner surface that fits the body, and each includes a knitted fabric having a plurality of concave portions and convex portions knitted with different knitting structures,
The connecting portion is provided at a portion corresponding to the joint of the wearer, and has a third stretchability larger than the first stretchability of the first region and the second stretchability of the second region. Clothing characterized by being composed of knitted fabric.   The first region comprises a waistline portion covering the upper body of the wearer, the second region comprises a sleeve portion through which the wearer's arm passes, and the connecting portion corresponds to a shoulder joint of the wearer The garment according to claim 1, wherein the garment is provided on the garment.   The garment according to claim 2, wherein the connecting portion is formed in a ring shape so as to form an arm hole in the waistline portion.   The garment according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the connecting portion is formed over a range from an edge portion forming an arm hole to which the sleeve portion is connected to a portion covering a shoulder of the wearer.   The first area comprises a waistline part with a sleeve having a waistline part covering the upper body of the wearer and an upper arm sleeve part through which the upper arm part passes, and the second area comprises a forearm sleeve part through which the wearer's forearm passes. The garment according to claim 1, wherein the connecting portion is provided at a portion corresponding to the elbow joint of the wearer.   Of the first region, the portion covering the chest of the wearer is a fourth stretch that is more stretchable than the first stretchability and the second stretchability and less stretchable than the third stretchability. The garment according to any one of claims 2 to 4, wherein the portion other than the portion covering the chest of the wearer has the first stretchability. .   The first region is composed of an upper knee portion having a waist portion covering the waist portion of the wearer and a leg passage portion through which the thigh is passed, and the second region is composed of a lower knee portion which passes the lower leg portion of the wearer, The said connection part is provided in the part corresponding to a wearer's knee joint, The clothing of Claim 1 characterized by the above-mentioned.   The first region comprises an ankle upper part having a waist part covering the waist part of the wearer and an ankle upper part through which the thigh part and the lower leg part are passed, and the second area is an ankle covering the toe part of the wearer. The garment according to claim 1, comprising a lower portion, wherein the connecting portion is provided at a portion corresponding to a wearer's ankle joint.   The connecting portion includes a two-knitting structure in which a first knitting structure in which a flat knitting area and a floating knitting area are arranged in a matrix and a second knitting structure including only the flat knitting area are overlapped. The garment according to any one of claims 1 to 8.   The convex portion is composed of a knitting structure in which a flat knitted region and a floating knitted region are alternately arranged in the column direction, and the number of steps of the floating knitted region of the convex portion is the number of steps of the floating knitted region knitted on the connecting portion. The garment according to claim 9, wherein the garment is set larger than the garment.   The garment according to claim 10, wherein a plurality of tack knittings are knitted in the floating knitting region of the convex portion.   In the knitted fabric constituting the first region and the second region, the concave portions and convex portions are knitted alternately, and the concave portions are alternately knitted into deep concave portions and shallow concave portions. The garment according to any one of claims 1 to 11.   And further comprising a third region and a second connecting portion for connecting the third region and the second region, wherein the third region is provided in a portion of the inner surface that fits the body, and has different knitting structures. Each of the knitted fabrics has a plurality of knitted concave portions and convex portions, and the second connecting portion is provided in a portion corresponding to the joint of the wearer, and the first stretchability, the second stretchability, The garment according to claim 1, comprising a knitted fabric having a sixth stretchability larger than a fifth stretchability of the third region.

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